The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-19
MEANDER1NGs.

Miss Carrie Cowan keeps up her at
tendance very well. She has lost very
Few sSZZ ss;ace the public term closed. We
have heard Miss Carries e. ..;:;:ee's patrons speak
of her in very favorable terms. She hs::
the work at heart, and puts her best
| efforts into it.
At Lebanon Mr.. Hamlin is giving re-
suits that must please. His school will
be at the Teachers Association on the
2lst inst, aud ne want as many of the
teachers as eau to be present and see the
work Mr.. Hamliu is doing.
Mr.. 8. G. Sterling, who closed last
week, showed some very good work
during our visit to his school. Mr.. ster,
ling has been iu the work for several
years, and is familiar with the school
room work. We would suggest that he
needs more and better black-boards
before another session begins.
The Cedar Wreath school, under the
management of Miss Jennie Rosamond,
is one that she and her patrons may be
proud of. Here is found school that is
home-like. One in which more than is
contained in the text books is taught.
Miss Jennie's example before her pupils
is worth great deal.
On the 7th mat. we were present, by
special invitation, at the closing exer-
cises of Mics Nellie NJ. Stenhouee's
school. We were very much pleased to
see so many of the fathers and mothers
of that vicinity present to witness the
exercises, which were very interesting,
entertaining and edifyiug. The occa-
sion showed the hand of careful trainer.
The children acted real we'll. We feel
quite sure that the parents we're pleased,
as we'll as proud of the way their boys
and girls succeeded. Miss Nellie is
worthy of such success. The following
is the programme:
Recitation, by school, 10th Psalm.
Song, "Lit;le Children can do Some
thing"
Prayer, by Mr.. P. 7. Childers.
Recitation of Welcome, by Master
Henry Gambrell.
Dialogue, Unjust Suspicion" by
Misses Josie, jamie, Nettie and Leota
Elrod, Mollie Merritt and Lula Richie.
Dialogue, "The Backwoods school," {"
| by Masters Edward Gambrell, Marvin
and Edgar Elrod, Harvey Merritt, Lake
and Walker Elrod and Henry Gambrell.
Song, "Listen to the Mocking Bird" !"
by Misses Mamie and Cora Elrod.
Concert Recitation, "The Psalm OF
Life"
Address, Mr.. Wardlaw.
Dialogue, "Tom's Practical JOKE" by
Misses Carrie Richie and Lizzie Chill.
ders, and Master Hugh Elrod.
Recitation, by Masters Harvey Merritt,
Edgar and Leland El:od.
Dialogue, "From Punkin Ridge" ="
Misses Mamie and Cora Elrod, Kate
Cbilders, Messrs. Will Elrod, Byron
Richie, Hugh Elrosl, Will Edwards, Ed.
ward Gambrell and Zeph. Elrod.
Song, by school, Away to the Play
ground"
Dinner.
Calisthenics Drill.
Song, "The May Song"
Dialogue, "The Young Critic" by
Masters Harvey Merritt and Marvin Ell
rod.
"The Election Stump Speech" Master
Will Merritt.
"Fourth of July O:ation," Master Ed
ward Gambrell.
Dialogue. "Rumpus in the Shoemaker's
Shop" by Miss Lizzie Cbilders, Messrs.
Hugh Elrod and Byron Ritchie.
Address, by Mr.. d. 81. Russell.
Song, Sweet Afton," by Misses
Mamie and Cora Elrod.
Dialogue, "PlayiDg School," by Leota
Elrod, Es!elle Richie and Edgar Elrod.
Recitation, by Misses Lula Richie, ia.
ME aud Nettie Elrod.
Dialogue, Cats by Messrs Will,
zoph. and Hugh Elrod, Edward Gam
brell and Will Merritt.
Recitation, Misses Nola Woodson, Ru-
la Singleton, Masters Wesley Elrod ard
Jerome Connolly.
Dialogue and Song, "Old Time Plays"
Dialogue, "Jumbo Jum," Misses Kate
Cbilders, Mamie and Cora Elrod, Messrs'