Dec. 15, 1894 Marriages and school students mentioned in Times Daily, Florence, Lauderdale County, Alabama

NAMES FROM MARRIAGE LICENSES AND SOME NAMES OF SCHOOL STUDENTS

FROM TIMES DAILY

DEC. 15, 1894

FLORENCE, LAUDERDALE COUNTY, ALABAMA

Matrimony

The following marriage licenses have been issued to Lauderdale couples by the Probate Judge, since December 1^st. (1894)

Mr. S. H. McMeans to Miss L. B. Butler
Mr. A. L. Grisham to Miss S. B. Thornton
Mr. O. T. Callahan to Miss B. M. Hostler
Mr. Richard Risner to Miss Annie White
Mr. John A. McConnell to Miss S. L. Ridgway
Mr. Clarence Johnson to Miss Nora Ashby
Mr. Jas. H. Ballentine to Miss Julia Ann Hardin

R. M. PATTON SCHOOL

Half-Holiday Pupils for November

Requirements: – No absence or tardiness and “excellence” in deportment.

FIRST GRADE – Alonzo Lindsey
SECOND GRADE – Turner Young, Brown Stewart, Effie Carter, Lowie Cooper, Annie Crow, Joe Malaspina, Stella Shoemaker, Beulah Shoemaker, Mattie Malaspina, Evie McCafferty
THIRD GRADE – Andrew Cothran, Lizzie Ellis, Lunette Price, Esther Pinch, Pollie Pruitt, Bessie Reynolds, Alice White, Bertha White, Lucie Carter, Lola Reynolds, Almeda Fowler, Vada McCafferty, Alma Reynolds, Emma McPeters, Leroy Brewer, and Ernest Cooper.
FOURTH GRADE – Effie Henley, Marion Wesson, Dora Lewis.
FIFTH GRADE – Katie Kirby, May Belle Bibb, Bertha Mayer, Sallie Callahan, Janie Hughes, Roscoe Reynolds
SIXTH GRADE – Maude Hudson, Alice Odom and Jessie Whipple
SEVENTH GRADE – Jimmie Akers, Oril (?) Jacobs, Floy Jacobs, Tellie Lindsey, Daisy Boswell, Bertie West and Warrington Echard.
EIGHTH GRADE – Nona Hill, Bertha Whipple, Jessie Odom and John Henley

H. C. GILBERT

HONOR ROLL R. M. PATTON SCHOOL

Requirements: – No unexcused absence or tardiness, ‘excellent’ in deportment, and excellent’ in scholarship.

GRADE 1 – Eva Whitehouse, Fanny Whitlock, Frank Pogue, Lucian Smith
GRADE 2 – Annie Crow and Louie Cooper
GRADE 3 – Almeda Fowler, Lunette Price, Baxter Eastburn and Fred Hill.
GRADE 4 – Effie Henley and Lester Norvell
GRADE 5 – Marion Lemay, Frank Lemay and Bertha Mayer

NOTE BY TRANSCRIBER: Grade 6 not included in news article

GRADE 7 – Louise McDill and Tellie Lindsey
GRADE 8 – Bertha Whipple
In Attendance –Grades 7 and 8 – Miss Claiborne, teacher 93.06 per cent.
In Punctuality – Grade 1, Miss Milner, teacher, 99.87 percent. Only one tardy mark in an enrollment of 46

H. C. GILBERT

IN HYMEN’S BOWER

Cards are out announcing the approaching marriage of Mr. Henry Armistead Cherry and Miss Mattie McCluskey. The happy event will occur at 9:30 o’clock on Wednesday evening, January 2d, at the residence of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerre McCluskey, in Davis, Indian Territory. Mr. and Mrs. Cherry will be at home, in Florence, after January 15^th. Mr. Cherry is the senior member of the firm of Messrs. Cherry & Stickle, of this city, and his intended bride is a daughter of a former well-known citizen of Florence. Many Florence friends will extend most hearty congratulations and good wishes.

FIRST FAMILIES OF LAWRENCE COUNTY, ALABAMA VOLUME I – These early settlers of the county came from Virginia, Tennessee and the Carolinas. Many of the early settlers of Lawrence County were veterans or children of veterans of the Revolutionary War.

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