huddleston, ethel
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Ethel Huddleston; Huddleston, Ethel
- Record count
- 14
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Cape Girardeau; Dexter; Harrisburg; Malden; Walnut Lane
- First event date
- 1929-03-01
- Last event date
- 1931-12-11
Timeline — 18 events
- 1924-04-25 Dexter. Dexter High School senior class of 1924 Senior Directory entry - alias 'El'; trait 'Work'; expression 'My fellow'; final destiny 'Beauty Doctor' Quote: "Ethel Huddleston - 'El' - 'Beauty Doctor'"
- 1927-10-21 Bunker Hill. Miss Ethel Huddleston closed her school at Bunker Hill and went to Detroit to see her seriously ill sister Elsie Co-mentioned: Elsie. Quote: "Miss Ethel Huddleston closed her school at Bunker Hill and has gone to Detroit to see her sister, Elsie, who is seriously ill."
- 1928-04-06 Dexter. Walnut Lane School was classified as a first-class rural school this year, the first of its kind in Stoddard County, with Miss Ethel Huddleston as teacher Quote: "which was classified as a first class rural school this year. It was the first of its kind in Stoddard county"
- 1928-09-14 Dexter. Misses Ethel Huddleston and Rubye Stevens were in Poplar Bluff on business Saturday Co-mentioned: Rubye Stevens. Quote: "Misses Ethel Huddleston and Rubye Stevens were in Poplar Bluff on business Saturday."
- 1928-12-07 Memphis. Miss Ethel Huddleston spent last week end in Memphis, guest of her father
- 1929-03-01 Malden. Misses Ethel Huddleston, Bess Keaton and Freda Smith were Malden visitors Sunday afternoon Co-mentioned: Bess Keaton and Freda Smith.
- 1929-05-10 Dexter. Guest of honor at Miss Juanita Smith's six o'clock dinner Wednesday evening; leaving the later part of the week for Flint, Michigan Co-mentioned: Juanita Smith. Quote: "in honor of Miss Ethel Huddleston, who is leaving the later part of the week for Flint, Michigan"
- 1929-05-31 Walnut Lane. Will teach the next term of school at Walnut Lane Quote: "will teach the next term of school at Walnut Lane"
- 1929-09-27 Walnut Lane. Honor roll of the Walnut Lane School; teacher Miss Ethel Huddleston. 1st grade: Eugene Dowdy, Nina Dean Grubbs; 2nd grade: Evelyn Ward; 3rd grade: Freda Muriel Ward, Hansel Ward; 5th and 6th grades: Freda Doerr, Martha Mae Sauer, O. Bailey, Martin Smith Co-mentioned: Eugene Dowdy; Nina…
- 1930-04-18 Harrisburg. Miss Ethel Huddleston left for Detroit Tuesday; a telegram was received here stating her father had died at Harrisburg, Ark., that day; she returned at once to attend his funeral Quote: "a telegram was received here stating her father had died at Harrisburg, Ark., that day."
- 1930-04-18 Walnut Lane. Thursday, April 3rd, was a big day for Walnut Lane school and other districts: a large crowd gathered with baskets and boxes of food at noon, and an evening play was counted a success. Miss Ethel Huddleston, teacher, has given satisfaction the past winter term; John Bingham, R. F. D. ma…
- 1930-05-30 Cape Girardeau. Misses Ethel Huddleston and Juanita Smith left this week to take the teachers' summer course at the Cape Teachers College Co-mentioned: Juanita Smith. Quote: "Misses Ethel Huddleston and Juanita Smith left this week to take the teachers' summer course in the Cape Teachers College."
- 1930-07-04 Dexter. Miss Ethel Huddleston came down from Cape Girardeau Tuesday to spend the remainder of the week with friends and relatives
- 1930-08-22 Dexter. Miss Ethel Huddleston was thrown forward in a car Wednesday night when it failed to make the turn at the corner on Highway 60 east of town; the car jumped the bump into the old road with such a jar as to throw her against the windshield, bruising her face severely
- 1930-09-26 Dexter. Honor Roll of Walnut Lane School, Ethel Huddleston, Teacher: Primary--Betty Joe Grubbs, Geo. B. Travers, Irene Grim; 2nd Grade--Nina Dean Grubbs, Dale Bailey, Junior Bass; 3rd Grade--Edward Rennard, Turner Ross, Eugene Bailey, Anna Mae Sauer; 4th Grade--Lula Mae Christian, Freda Muriel Ward;…
- 1931-06-26 Walnut Lane. Ethel Huddleston chosen as teacher at Walnut Lane for the next school term (reported to County Supt. Chas. E. Miller) Quote: "Teachers For Most Schools of County Have Been Chosen"
- 1931-12-04 Walnut Lane. Ethel Huddleston, teacher; Walnut Lane Honor Roll: A Class-Frances Bowman, Fay Clifford, Lenora Gooch, Dorothy Travers, Illine Escue, Freda Doerr, Martha Mae Sauer; B Class-J. L. Escue, Muriel Ward; 4th Grade-Eugene Bailey, Anna Mae Sauer, Edward Renard; 2nd Grade-George B. Travers; 1st…
- 1931-12-11 Miss Ethel Huddleston, teacher of Walnut Lane school, is suffering a case of diphtheria
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