The Sunday Gazetteer Sunday, March 12, 1893 pg. 4
LOCAL CONDENSATIONS Monday,
March 6 - Miss Susie Nol [sic], teacher at the Oak Ridge School, came
in this evening at 3 o'clock from Whitewright, where she had spent the
Sabbath with her parents.
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Sunday Gazeteer
Denison, Texas
May 28, 1893
OAK RIDGE
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Quite a number of people from the city went out to Oak Ridge Wednesday
evening to attend the closing exercises of the public school at that
place. Oak Ridge school house is located on the Denison and Carpenters
Bluff road about six miles east of Denison and probably one and
one-half miles south of Red River. The location is most excellent. The
house stands back from the road a short distance in a grove of forest
oaks and is enclosed with a strong wire fence. The school has been in
session between eight and nine months, and, judging from the deportment
and appearance of the children, the excellent arrangement of the stage
and the language and diction of all, the Oak Ridge school community
certainly stands at the head of the list of the county school
districts. Miss Susie Noe, the teacher in charge, is a daughter of
Elder Noe, a Baptist minister residing near Whitewright, and the
programme as rendered Wednesday evening gives ample evidence of the
ability of the lady. Miss Birdie Tong, formerly of Bells, but now
residing with her parents near Whitesboro, had charge of the class in
music, and to her is due much of the credit for the excellent
entertainment. It would require more space than the Gazeteer has at its
disposal to give even a limited sketch of the program as rendered.
Sufficient it is to say that the 500 to 600 auditors retained their
seats and gave good attention until one o'clock and even then the
program as arranged had not been fully completed. Misses Miner Weriloe
and Jennie Malory secured the prizes offered to the child or children
who would make the best record. The ladies mentioned were, with no
exception, prompt in their attendance and had stood at the head of
their respective classes throughout the entire session. As a token of
their appreciation and esteem, the pupils presented each of the
teachers with a handsome silver cup.
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Oak Ridge School History
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