GLOVER SCHOOL (White), Sec.34, R7, T1.  This school was in
    the what we know as West Corinth.  It was of a one-room,
    wood-frame structure.  The two known teachers were Mae
    Bradley and Ed Crow.  Ed Crow also, went to school here.

    The Following article was found in Mrs. Ethel Bradley Green's
    scrapbook by her daughter, Nita Dees.

    PROGRESS OF WEST CORINTH SCHOOL-  The first school building
    in West Corinth was erected in 1899, a one-room structure,
    near where the Garden Flower Shop is now located on the
    Wenasoga Road.  This was known as the Glover School, Named
    for Mr. Pryor S. Glover who had done outstanding work in the
    organization of the school.

    In 1908 land was purchased in a more central part of the
    community and a two-room building was erected.  It was at
    this time that the name of the school was changed to West
    Corinth....

    Source:  Our Heritage:  Schools of Yesterday.  By: Fredra
             Brooks Wilbanks, 1990.


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    S. Mae Bradley Jobe taught Roscoe Turner at Glover School
    before her marriage.  Miss Bradley had a 2 to 3 mile walk to
    school.  On her way she would stop by the Turner home & walk
    the children to school.

    Per:  Mrs. Howard Payne (Clara Sue) 601-286-6379.  Mrs. Payne
    is a daughter of S. Mae Bradley Jobe.  Mrs. Payne does not
    have any photographs of Glover School per telephone
    conversation of 11 Feb 1993.      S.L.Sandy


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    Nita Green Dees 601-287-4103, niece of S. Mae Bradley Jobe, a
    sister to Nita's mother.  Nita may have photo of Glover
    School, will get scrapbook on Monday the 16 Feb 1993 per
    telephone conversation 11 Feb 1993.   S.L.Sandy


    This photo of Glover School shows Abe Turner first child from left on