THE HOME NEWS
EDITED IN THE INTEREST OF McCRORY and woodruff county
I VOLUME 2.
McCRORY, ARKANSAS, FRIDAY, AUGUST, 18, 1916
NUMBER 4
M. H. S. Curriculum.
School Opens Sept. 4, With
Eleven Grades For First Tune.
Run Nine Months.
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The McCrory High School will
open on the morning of Sept. 4,
at 8:30, with nine months to run.
The 11th. grade will be added
and the Auditorium used as a
study-hall for high school stu
dents. About eight students are
expected to take up Senior work.
The curriculum, embracing all
subjects, with the exact ground
to be covered during the year,
follows. Retain a copy for re
ference.
151. UldUC.
Reader: Progressive First,
complete.
Primer: Cyr’s New, complete.
Penmanship. Palmer’s Primary
Lessons, thoro work to be done.
Second Grade
Reader: Progressive Second,
complete.
; Language: Long’s No. 1, com
plete.
Arithmetic: Prince’s No. 1,
complete.
Spelling: Hunt’s Progressive,
Section 1. to page 33.
Penmanship: Palmer’s Pri
mary Lessons.
Drawing: Practical Drawing
Book No. 1.
Third Grade.
Reader: Progressive Third,
complete.
Arithmetic: Hamilton’s Ele
mentary, pages 29 to 107.
Language: Long’s No. 2, com
plete.
Geography: Long’s Home Geo
graphy, complete; Frye’s Ele
mentary, to page 100.
Spelling: Hunt’s Progressive,
Part 1, Section 2, pages 30 to 60.
Drawing: Augsburg’s No. 2
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rawing COOK.
Penmanship: Palmer Method
of Business Writing.
Fourth Grade.
Header: Progressive Fourth,
complete.
Arithmetic: Hamilton’s Ele
mentary, pages 67 to 185.
Language: Mother Tongue
No. 1, complete.
Geography: Frye’s Elemen
tary, page 50 to end of book.
Spelling: Hunt’s Progressive,
Page 57 to end of Part 1:
Liawing: Augsburg’s Drawing
Book No. 3.
Penmanship: Palmer Method
°t Business Writing.
LLtionary, Webster’s Primary.
Fifth Grade.
Header: Progressive Fifth,
complete.
Arithmetic: Hamilton’s Ele
*€n ary, page 105 to end of book.
Language: Mother Tongue No.
1, page 154 to end of book.
History: Lee’s Primary, com
plete.
Geography: Roddy’s Elemen
tary, complete.
Spelling: Hunt’s Progressive,
Part 2, Lesson 50, on.
Drawing: Augsburg’s Draw
ing Book No. 4.
Penmanship: Palmer Method
of Business Writing.
Dictionary: Webster’s Common
School.
Sixth Grade.
History: “Our Country” pages,
I to 225.
Geography, Roddy’s Comnlete.
pages 1 to 125.
Arithmetic, Smith's Practical,
pages 1 to 129.
Language, Mother Tongue No.
2, pages 1 to 125.
Physiology, Blaisdell’s Our
Bodies and How We Live; Over
ton's Primary complete.
Spelling, Hunt's Progressive,
Part 2, Lesson 90 to end of book.
Penmanship, Palmer Method
of Business Writing.
Dictionary, Webster's Common
School.
Seventh Grade.
History, “Our Country,” page
225 to end of book.
Geography, Roddy’s Complete,
page 81 to end of book.
Arithmetic, Smith’s Practical,
pages 115 to 248.
Language, Mother Tongue No.
2, pages 112 to 210.
Agriculture, Burkett, Stephens
& Hill, complete.
Arkansas History: Reynold’s
Makers, complete.
Physiology, Blaisdell’s Our
Bodies and How We Live, com
plete.
Spelling, Hunt’s Progressive,
Part 2, Lesson 90 to end of book.
Penmanship, Palmer Method
of Business Writing.
Dictionary, Webster’s Common
School.
Eighth Grade.
Arithmetic, Smith’s Practical,
pages 248 to 448.
Algebra, Wentworth’s First
Steps, page 1, as much as pos
sible.
Physical Geography, Maury’s,
book complete.
English History, Tappan’s,
complete.
Language, Mother Tongue No.
: 2, page 210 to end of book.
I Spelling, Chew’s Practical
High School, complete.
Penmanship, Palmer Method
of Business Writing.
Dictionary, Webster’s High
| School.
Ninth Grade.
Arithmetic, Smith’s Practical,
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The after-cost is the real-cost of a motor car.
Because Ford cars are carefnlly made, of the
best materials obtainable Ford after-cost is
low. And in the matter of service, Ford leads.
8,800 service stations in this country, where
you get quick, courteous service at a fair,
economical price. The Coupelet $505; Runa
bout $345; Town Car $595, Sedan $645;
touring car $360. f. o. b. Detroit. On display
and sale at
RIGGS BROS.
McCrory, - - - Ark.
page 400 to end of book.
Algebra. Milne's High School,
to page 200.
Latin, D’Ooge’s Latin for Be
ginners, complete.
Civil Government, Clark’s,
complete; Lile’s “Gov. of Ark.,”
complete.
English, Lockwood & Emer
son’s Composition and Rhetoric,
complete.
History, Myer’s Ancient, com
plete.
Spelling, Chew’s Practical
High School, book complete.
Penmanship, Palmer Method of
Business Writing.
Dictionary, Webster’s High
School.
Tenth Grade.
General Science, Caldwell &
Eikenberry, complete.
Orthography, Chew’s Practical
High School, complete.
Algebra, Milne’s High School,
page 166 to end of book.
Plane Geometry, Wentworth
Smith’s, complete.
English, Clippinger’s Compo
sition & Rhetoric, complete.
American Literature, Hal
leck’s, complete.
Latin, Caesar’s Gallic Wars,
by Bennett, Books 2, 3, 4 and 6.
History, Meyer’s Ancient,
page 451 to end; Meyer’s Medie
val and Modern, to page 350.
Eleventh Grade.
Algebra, Milne’s High School,
Quadratics to end of book.
Plane Geometry, Wentworth
Smith’s, complete; Solid Geome
try, complete.
English, Clippinger’s, page 100
to end of book.
American Literature, Hal
leck’s, page 340 to end; Halleck’s
English Literature, complete.
Latin, Bennett’s Caeser, books
4 and 6; Bennett’s Cicero’s
Orotions.
History, Meyer’s Medieval and
Modern, sage 605 to end; Ad
vanced American History.
Physics, Reed & Henderson’s
High School, complete.
0. K. Porter has accepted a
position with Messrs Cole & Stin
son of Hillemann.
Miss Ora Lee Hunnicutt, book
keeper for Mayo & Robinson of
Jelks, spent Sunday in Little
Rock.
Mesdames Chas. Harris and
M. H. Patterson gave the hands
who worked the road between
Fakes and Jelks a pleasant sur
prise Wednesday evening by
preparing and serving a fine bar
becue supper. Messrs Harris
and Patterson furnished two
hogs and the ladies did the rest.