The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-23

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sHn department. After Iha mlale hal
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shisnhr Inc lefi Western duvf. "fvms h
tie savior wss sws.tiy sung by The
vhoie ~'hnul Az The puIals. sffahgs.I
N fywH, s%ftunlihH ~ their sIxe And stat.
ufr, ssnsrf on the platform, lifting %
theiF irrsii, young sniees IN this sacred
Eng, they presented q picture veil w.ftl,
belipldihr. and one. too, that completely
thrilled and esptivated bath the eyes anil
ears u the admIfinE audience Nssl
zane q spirited duet by the Misses VIII
hainson, followed by the appropriate
spseeh u Master John 0untas then
Miss he-etis Flshel gave q choice little
recitation. Next came "a schooIasirIis
keverie,' by Miss MinnIe Hrilpef. and
Girls Trials" by Miss LissIe Clarke.
both young ladies' discussing their sub.
lects In . logical and intelligent manner
Then the ripping music, Laughing
Waves" by Mis- Jessie Dnia, %IoIlowe,i
TX class number one In calisthcnics.
This performance was ~ perfect m II was
graceful. The pupils, all but two Of whom
were girls, wore q beautiful uniform Of
rcd trimmed with white, and In their
marches and movements they were az
precise and regular a. trained soldiers,
This graceful and heslthful exercise was
the most perfect and pleasing feature Of
the whole performance; ut intervals Il
was twice repeated with proper varia.
tons. Miss Mary Hcfin, the teacher Of
calisthenics, has surely mastered the fine
art Of thoroughly imparting instruction
TO others, nj least In this brunch OF study
aud exercise. IA Dame Blanche,n n
difficult piecc Of music, finely executed,
by Miss DelIie Wall, was next on the
programme; then came a speech from
Master Bob Moore Moseley, followed by
the Rotations Of Misses Rosetta and
Pauline Fishel and Fannie Dye. 1.-THE
Dude" an essay, by Miss Lena Davis,
was next; Miss Lena, Ia the discussion
OF her subject, was amusing, instructive
and satirical. Az bed by her, "the
dude" Is certainly q pitiable and insig-
niicant being. Perhaps out Of consider
alton for the fair ones Of her own seq,
she forbore allusion to the dudine. Next
Miss Mamie Lavender treated the au-
dicncc to some thoughtful and progres-
sive IDEAS on Education !" then came
"silyer Thistles," music by Miss Eula
Williamson, followed by the awarding Of
prize badges and medals to Misses Dcllic
Wall, Blonde Gwartney, Marie Spain
and Katie Miller, OF the literary class,
for excellence, department and scholar.
ship. Originally there was only one prize,
but ~ each Of the contestants wa ad-
judged equal by the teacher, three were
given. Hon. John G. Kyle, our popular
State Senator, made the presentation
speech; his brief address abounded in
useful advice, practical ideas and proper
commentator Of the successful issue
that rewarded the competitive efforts Of
these young ladies'. In the primary de-
partment Miss Jessie Dula won the prize
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