Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-09
Johnnie WittrOck.

MUSIC and MoOn1gnJ COmpOs1tlOn- By Miss Gertie Rogers. Brides Ball-By 32 Children. Knew It Was No Use-Speech, by Master Charles Dobbie. I Wouldn't Be Girl Like You-Dia- logue, by Miss Clara McGrew and Master Frank Empey. Our Family Legion-speech, by Mas ter Charlie Rutledge. Home Waltz-By Miss Aggie Dobbie. Pm Little But Pm Spunky-Speech, by Master Eddie Peterson. The House That Jack Built-Dialogue by Miss s. Dobbie and Master C.. Perkins. Some People Think It's Nothing Much Speech, by Master Vim. Benson. Music-By the Band.
 SCENE2. The Gipsy's Warning-A Musical Tal- eau-By Misses A. Dobbie A Hunt CT and Master Wesley Whitlow. What Says The Clock-Recitation by Miss May Hunter. Thou Hast Learned To Love Another
 Music by Miss A Dobbie, Song by Misses Reynolds, Rogers and Dobbie The Philosopher and The BoatmBn- Dialogue, by Master Wesley Whit low and Charles Perkins. Music-By the Band. The Remnant of the Lawton Zouaves Under General Miles in the Last Struggle With the Apache Chief, Geronimo. Where There's A Will There's A Way Speech, by Jas. Brandenberg. The Thirteen Colonies-By Misses Brandenberg, Gonzales, Hunter, Lew{s, Sarrick, Dobbie, Rogers, Dobbie, Sarrick, Benson, Hunter, McGrew, Benson; Goddess of Lib erty, Miss B Reynolds. Do Your Best-Speech by Master Johnnie Rutledge. The Farmer Boy and The City Dude Dialogue by Master Willie Bran denberg and Fred Davis Music, by the Band. Repartee-A Rhyming Dialogue by
 Miss Gertie Rogers and Master
 Charlie Perkins. Papa's Letter-Recitation by Mis-
 Maggie Hunter. When You and 1 Were Young Maggi,
 Music by Miss A. Dobbie, Song
 by Misses Reynolds, Rogers ant
 Dobbie.
 The Tardy Boy-Dialogue by Misse
 Rosa Lewis and Master Wm. Ben
 son. Beauty of Loving Words and Gentl,
 Hearts-Composition by Miss Bes
 sic Reynolds. Valedictory-By Master Tommie Rog
 CTS.
 Home Sweet Home--Music by Mis-
 Aggie Dobbie, Song by Misse
 Reynolds, Dobbie, Rogers, Hunter
 Dobbie and Masters Brandenberg
 Perkins, Reynolds, Rutledge an
 Rogers
 FINALE. Distribution of Prizes
 The following "Ode of Welcome, by Master Frank Empey, was one ( the features of the exhibition, and wa well received:
 Harp of the vest the Cactus State
 To strength and beauty debtor. Bids Love, relating future fate, Unclasping many letter,
 Command the gifts that Heaven awards. And gaily tune thy goldenschords. Eventful year fore score and eight
 Fair Clio gives the numbers. Has sailed from earth and all its freight, Or joy or sorrow slumbers,  The instructions which duty and love impa Then up and wave, with glad acclaim, Give our friends and patrons good cheer, Our sister schools, each grade or race or nam The King, the Florence, all alike are dear. Join every voice, the school can raise And joyful sing our heartfelt praise. School boardmen-the County grace Good men for any station,
 In faith may Thomas, Evans, Ruggles
 Retain our admiration Till the hail of Charon they respect, And glide from life with honor decked. Fair Truth upon her sacred dial, , Records in language thrilling; All souls that stand the earthly trial Manly, firm and willing,
 Shall find instead of dismal thorns shining crown the brow adorns. And last but not least, shall be crowned the m Whose names have aided right and tr . learning,
 The noble Reynolds, Rogers and Rutledge a Have been both kind and discerning, No better men could Love commend , Than,our present Trustees, the scholars frie Good b Jel cheerful task is done,
 And on the stage of leaving With kind regards this benison
 Accept as worth receiving May they, as now, forever prove
 Deserving of the public trust and Of each I
 pils love.