The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-12-28

IS ecctaIois who WeEe present
.slfI .I|Y testify Superintendent z:
Earle annopncetl fhc order 81 exef-
1trisss which Miss Ressfe Twin, Of
seventh grade. had written out for
general distribution Id excellent CHI
rography
They sang IL good voice, Ameri-
ca, /" when the following programme
was carried out:
Recitation. Clifford Anderson Reading, Sa-
raf Hafris and Helen Thompson Song. Holy
Knights Grammar School Composition, Gold
en- coodeil Recitation, Bessie Pike Reading,
Alma Clarke Song, Wanderer, by school Reel
tation The COLLINS, Mamie whiddon Grafton,
Ion Farris Reading, Emma Barber; Song,
fright Ief. Grammar school Boys Recita-
ton: A Man that Told Iie,f I.iilias Alfred
Reading Frank Anthony Song, Mufnuring
Sea. BY Five school Girls Recitation, Romeo
aud Juliet. Pearl Pearson and sailie Deyane Is
say Creation. Charles Lloyd Recitation, The
Polish Boy Hattie FrtdeFick Violin Solo, vii
bur Miller Song. Co;nk Back to Dixie, school
Recitation. Einifsation. Sanford Jeweit. Reel
tation. Briar Rose Rosalie zacharias sang
Hymn Of Peace. Grammar school cifiss Reel.
tation, our Man IS Nominated, Hamlet Barry;
Violin solo, My coinstock Recitation, How
Rnbenstein Played the Piano Bessie Irwin Re
citation. Going to reIl, by Vile Dunn
While all the participants deserve
credit for the interest they take in
these weekly literary exercises and
the careful manner in which they pre-
pare themselves, we trust the reporter
win be forgiven for seeming inAidious-
ness and making mention of a few
whose manner and delivery especially
pleased him. Ion Farris spoke hi:
Grafton in a mastery manner and
since we last heard this industriou:
aud studious youth he has made great
| progress in the Evolutionary art and j
he will only keep on peIHsyering ii,
will reach The goal of his anssi ~ i,
becoming noted "platfqflr ,ea,< er,
Miss Alfred spoke beay ,.lv tn
five High School girls whdS ,ne !. Mn,
mering Sea- were Misses III slen an
Minnie Thompson, Lilias Allred, rsss.
Newsom and Miss Mark.
Their voices blended beautifully an
| it was positive pleasure to listen t
their sweet and harmonious notes.
/ If Charlie Lloyd composed his essa
"Creation"-there is brilliar
future for him in the world of letter.
The recitations and readings of NJ
Frank Anthony, Hamlet Barry an
Willie Dunn deserve special mention
while Hattie Frederick. Rosalie Zach:
rias and Bessie Erwin are entitled
extra praise, as their pieces We're Ion
and required tact and skill which I'll
reeiters displayed in marked degre
Il The violin Soloist idnieely, shove
great proficiency with the fiddle an
bow, and May Comstock, in her piec
"a Bird from Over the Sea- Shove
a delieacy of touch and an apprecii
i ton of the composer, that capture
her audience
These school exercises were The MOI
pleasing to the audience because the
= are what occurs every Friday afte
moon and especial effort was mao
or time taken from the routine studio
s pupils to prepare for this oeess
Professor Earl and MS able and yea
Gus assistan re doing splendid wor
Ia the school roosa for The benefit
t-4@ - "t~4 tA@t-Ath8 tA@lNE boys Al
girls. al Of which are greatly apprec
ated, because they are conscious Oca
can Justly boast of one of the be
schools iii the state.
Prof. Earl, at the close, wished ri
land all merry Christpszs and
happy new year, thanked the spects
tors for their presence and said the
, were always welcome to come and Sc
J the workings of the school
Rev. DR.. Law was among the intel
! ested spectators. That Is right. A
! our ministers should be seen frequentl
: at the school. A half hour spent i
! the primary department, over whic
/ Mrs. Erwin presides, Convinced us sh
J is teacher of fine attainments an
! BY the tact she displays is doing wor
/ derful services in teaching the youn
i idea how to shoot Intellectually.
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