The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-19
EDUCATIONAL.


aA" W. of days work al our
pro THOSE were school days,
&C. ,ssnrs and duties assigned TO
~ l.b 'neriod: but now we have come
eN. .bd.e days Of the week hailed with
81 ,T sp by oil school girls---Naturday
ah u, ; one sense they are very serious
~ ves serious tor there is so
ea, work TO be done on Saturday.
Y u 1hv irving to combine duty and
~" u,e we accomplish more than we
rcn'd otherwise.
Turing the week there is no visit
- nermitted among the girls. The
~ ~ N thc room next to your own
a. Ne ever go interesting, and her
~ .arnversational powers excellent, but
y i. not privilege to visit her with
IT, forfeiting your self-2steem,
vvu ~ such is forbidden. How
.rar his makes the reception even
~ rriday, more appreciated.
p.ssing along the halls, you can not
IN nearing bits of gay conversa-
An mans tor the following day, and
sonnreuces OF the week being toll /.
sometimes the girls have "sure
snouch" troll c and arrange for mas
srerade. and surely full tledged
yonng ladies never entered with more
81 into preparations for their COS
tumcs nu
Z, out on Friday evenings, and this
rroypsa diversion from the usual
Tsy of spending the time,
s last Friday evening, at the earnest
Fluctuations OF the girls, she took
nem to the Synagogue.
The singing was excellent, and the
y ~rmon contained many Impressive
rutbs. One, before unheard of by us.
"a, that the book Isaiah is supposed
y have been written by two pers ons.
m one who wrote the first forty
chapters, teaching that the world has
apersoEal Messiah, the other whose
doctrine is included in the last TWEEN
ty.sjx chapters, teaches that the Mes
dah is to come. The girls are anxious
70 90 again, at some future time.
About twelve o'clock of the same
nigh, the girls slumbers were quick
II dispcled by the sound of sweet
music luis continued tor some time,
/ ill finally the serenaders, with all
their Glory and pathOs, burst upon the
familiar strains of CLONE, Sweet
Home" You must all know how inn
h pressive this was to each enraptured
girl. We hereby extend our thanks to
TIE kind unknown musicians.
4 The rising bell on Saturday morn
Il hgs hNs II different tone from That on
otLer days, for it does not brl z with
Its resonance, thoughts of study-hall
About five minutes after breakfast
the bel is heard to ring again, and
. you wonder what that means. 1t j.
tor the first practice hour, aud all du-
| ring the day ii ring, every one anC
0ne-tourth hours. There is % monito
who attends TO all this, and sees thai
Zach girl does hOr practicing During
the day the girls are varlouslY ELI
ployed, there are letters to be written
Society work to be gotten up, mend
/ mg to 90, and sometimes visitor tC
chal with in the parl7r.
Just mere we will mention an edict
that has ately been issued in regarc
Il y visitors coming to see the girls
Ars, Rounsavall permits us to Sc,
Mends only once month, and thel
% Saturday And though the visits
w the girls are much appreciated
Mll, this plan is suited to their bes
Interests
4 When the days work is over eaci
4 ~! prepares her Sabbath school les
Ul. Then, Sunday morning at
O'Clock the joyful sabbath be Is p "a
3i'A their sweet, clear tones, brln .
h X 10 the heart a feeling of res. from
Noors, but remind each OF the worl
1 nligh that day may be wrought TO
higher glorie5.
Our sabbath school always will
~ at enhance, is uperintended b,
I0t R1unsavall, and many of the di
ue truths, so clearly expounded b,
nl The bright faces seen upon Ell
- 'he room, plainly Indicate tina
W !ossons are pleasures, never task
is'es Maggie Speed and Rosa stew
sour secretary and treasurer, bot
Ma!s render most encouraging re
a ittr dlsmls- al the girls form J
W. and following their careful "shel
M1ue'', wend their church-War
way,
VI their conduct there we need no
. weakj ask Bro. Bishop if thcj are nc
IN Sundsy afternoons, Prof Rpur
''t sometimes rakes the girls walk
~, ont the majority seem to prefe
A. 'hg, and thls desire may be graf
~, as we have an excellent library
Sn n9AeVer the weather permits, we a
80 church in the evening. Blu
~ aen the last bell Rugs, thoughts {
~ morrow, its work and duties, in
A.. .,Uularlly come to the mind of eac
H. i"uu II she has spent the interyer
" llme between Friday and Mouda