The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28

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A sftH fefefief vas fortunately IN early
ylsItm anil saioyei ihe afalf n The lrst
%advaniaec poasihle The siaEe pas ele
Rantiy dprofalei wlih onF finest floral
offerings The whols was lighted ~
iron many brilliant lamps and reflected
much lustre b. the credit Of tbs handivofk
u the isif wsmen In their labofs oi tins
preparing and decorating tlia house "
pleasure. Mira Dr. Morgan Adams
teaches the music department She Ia
e%minently qualified Tor this important
position aud WI are glad 10 ace her
pupils making such rapid progress under
her tutelase. Al o'clock the exercises
opened with n duet, which was exquisite.
~ rendered by Misses Jessie and Ethel
Dula. The audience was next treated to
q little speech by Master Hillefy Moselcy.
A recitation by little Miss Robertson was
greatly enjoyed. Miss Hewlett William.
son rendered another sweet duet, which
was highly ediiying 10 all. Master Jack
Small delivered quite a witty little speech,
which was loudly applauded. Then we
enjoyed a fine recitation by Miss
Birdie Buchanan. After which Miss
Jennie Jenkins Dunlap rendered another
little recitation. And was followed by
Miss Mary Jenkins with a short recita-
ton. Also, Miss Carrie McIlenry gave
a recitation. "Alpin Waltzes' was rem
dercd at tho piano by Miss Katie Miller
and Mrs. Adams, and was just excellent.
After which Master George Robertson
made q nice little speech, and created
considerable applause. A sweet little
recitation by Miss Maud Farley came
next. Another recitation by Miss Louisa
jenkins and then "Whcn Mary Mar
RED" by Miss Grace Adams, in a splen-
did way. Next was an overture by
Misses Jennie Rsinwater and Cora VIII
hanson and DIR. Morgan Adams, on ex
{ cellent instruments that furnished exgui
site tones to the artistic touch Of thu
performers. Master Calvin Miller de
livered a NEST excellent little speech
Then Miss Polly Grumbles followed will
= q recitation. After which Misses stelli
| and Lillian Boothe rendered '0ver tn
4 Fields and Meadows" on the piano il
quite an artistic manner. After whicI
Miss Rosetta Fishel exhibited her musics
skill with a duet. Master Clifford Frank
made a good little speech without th
least excitement. A recitation by Mis-
Susan Cadenhead was real interesting
n Then we had another beautiful duet b
., Misses Cora and Hewlett Williamson
u which was loudly applauded. Mastt
'e Tommie Armistead delivered a speed
:, Miss Julia Harrison rendered a bcautifl
y recitation in quite a calm and deliberaI
Z style. After Miss Katie Miller gave ii
! audience some sweet instrumental musi
the medals were then awarded by NJ
w. J. Fast, Of Longtown, in a most ell
uuent way. Miss Hewlett Williams
received the first medal for proficiency
A, music; the second medal was award,
A TO Miss Julia Harrison for her rapid a
~ vancement In the intermediate clas
No and Miss Jessie Dula justly won Il
third medal for advancement in mus
The award Of these medals was receive
most graciously by the assembled mul
n tude, who felt certain that these you
n ladies' fully deserved the honors III
rs bestowed upon them. Mrs. Morg
re. Adams was especially fattered by I
B. many encomiums pronounced upon b
excellent musical accomplishments
conducting the music department OF II
school. Master Robert Farley made
short speech. Miss Alma Scull present
a recitation. Misses Maud Carlton a
Lenoir Dunlap rendered al interesti
duet. Miss Kate Farley recited, VI
sweetly, a recitation. Another delig
full recitation was presented by NJ
F.! Ethel Dula, which received unanimt
applause. Love in May" was given
I Miss Mary Williamson on the piano !
style that could scarcely be excel
Master Sanford jenkins delivered In
! impressive way, a most interesting spec
After which Misses On Carlton q
/! Jessie Dula refreshed the assemble
y with excellent instrumental music, VIII
was applauded by n and all. "Be
and / are Out" was eloquently reel
!. by Miss Lenoir Dunlap. And was
lowed most pleasantly by Misses Nj
Williamson and Eula Dcaton with
beautiful duet. The last recitation,
Miss Maud Carlton, vas very 60
1.-THE serenade" closed the exercises
the evening and was rendered by th
eel accomplished musicians-Miss Je
-ty. Dula, Mr.. Wood Rainwater, Or. and \
on Morgan Adams-and was pronoun
"a and ~applauded by u best profession
hat as Of the highest order Of executI
be Thus closed the present session Of
ct school, and from the many kind word
.u. praise we heard spoken by a grea, I'M
old Of those present, Mis Jennie JenI
ing and Mrs. Morgan Adams have IN
we reason TO feel a just degree Of pride
.ne the successful manner in which
We whole affair was conducted.