The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-08-31
TIE EXERCISES OF TIE DAY.


Speech by Eddie Mann.
Recitation by Miss Ophelia Cochran, Miss
Stella Hampton, Miss Rose Mcclellan, Miss
Ella Hodge and Miss Rose Hill
Song-I'll Praise my Saviour.
Speech by Russell Suber.
Recitation by Miss Corrie Cam.
Recitation by Halle Simpson.
Speech by George Mann.
Recitation by twelve girls
Recitation ny Miss Lunie Tribbe.
Speech by Wayman Below.
Recitation hy Miss Opheia Cochran.
Speech by Griffin Campbell.
Recitation by Miss Pearl Milford.
Song-Over the Sea.
Recitation by Miss Lunle Trlbble and Miss
Eva Cam.
Recitation by Miss Dora Cam.
Rectaton-The Seven Virtues.
Recitation by Miss Lula Campbeh and Miss
Leila HeAtOn.
Recitation by Miss Rose Hill.
Speech by Oscar McMahan.
Recitation by Miss Ella Hodge.
Song-Beyond The Rolling Jordan.
Recitation by Miss Lula Suber.
Recitation-Jesus Loves Me.
Recitation by Johnnie Cr0wther.
Recitation by Miss Rosa Below.
Recitation by Miss Matte Mann.
Recitation by Johnnie Crowther, Miss Rosa
Below. Miss Pearl Milford, Miss Lucia McCur.
ry, Miss Rose McMahan and Miss Lola Hamp-
ton.
Song-Marchinc in the Light.
Recitation by Miss lisa bel Milford.
Recitation by Lee Hall.
Speech by Marvin Mann.
Recitation by Miss Kate Campbell.
Recitation by Miss Allie Grant.
Speech by Chris Suber.
Essay by Miss Ludie Rosenberg.
Song-Carry the News.
Speech by TOley Simpson.
Recitation BY Miss Sallie Mann.
Recitation by Miss Hattie Cochran.
Recitation by Miss Sallie Mann and Miss
ONE Hooge.
Speech by Bob Lee Grant: ~
Ia Giles, Miss Eula Campbell and Miss Mamie
Cam.
Speech by June Mann.
Song-Just one Word before we Part.
DINNER, &c.
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THE 1SrRonrcr1oS OF REV. O. Y. BoySER.
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Bonner, ol Due west
Mr.. Bnnner mace speecn OF nnout 3o MIN
utes. His speech was 10 the point, ana one
more forciDle was never delivered 10 an audi
ence in Bells church. Mr.. Bonner will long
be remembered In this community.
y song by the choir was next In order.
MIR. c. p. HAMMOND IS PRESENTED.
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pleasure v, M @ - o,ie my u ,, ~,
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am glad to say that the esteemed gentleman
haTnra and only a few weeks ago made lbs
"exit /" and ms he wus very fortunate along
,bnt line I think might oi,ote an old udape
thut he ~ ..littIe Inn InIld and hard to crowd "
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MIR las H. MANN APPEARS on THE STAGE
The Chairman men arose ana salu, i'aGles
and Gentlemen, VIII now introduce the las,
(out not ieaSD speaker on tne program, anu
am glad 10 say mat ne ~ an old natiou ooy,
and one that MS audlence IN Wen acquainted
with and needs no introduction rom me, bul
| will say to the visiting friends that he Is
student of Emory College, Oxford, Ga. and
has the honor recently of making one of the
ablest speeches ever made In that Institution.
SO you may now expect the desert" Will
now with pleasure Introduce MT. Jas. L.
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