The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-31
A Happy Night IN Helena,

and News representatives present,
thought that you would miss too mucl
good news not to gctat least program
OF so excellent an entertainment as was
given at tho close OF Miss Lillian
Glenn's school, at Helena, on Friday
night, 9th. w.. .,......
|. MERRY Hearted Songsters"-Song
by the school.
=. Rccitation: "Boys Rights"--by
Clyde Shocklcy:
! 3. Dialogue: "rhe Country Boy and
| the City Boy"-Thompson Dennis and
| Luther Leonhirth.
4. Recitation: "Custer's Last Fight"
James Iaollison.
5. "Our Report'-Annic May Chap
pell and Julia Reighley.
6. Dialogue: "Turdy Land"-Bcnnic
Dominick. Minnie Reighley, Jessie V.
Chappell, Dewitt Salter, George Domi-
nick, Myrtle Dennis, Gus Dennis.
7. Song-Misses Minnie Salter and
Eunice Shocklcy. ~ ...
s. Rccitation: GLOW the Mothers
Find it Ou"-T, II. Chappell.
0. Making Rhymes-Vanossa Will
liams and LeRoy Sulter.
10. Dialogue: ga School ut Recess"
Gus Dennis, Henry Chappcll, Leroy
Salter, Vanessa Williams, Myrtle
Dennis, Minnie Reighloy, Lillio Watts.
II. GA Fancy Couple and u Couple
OF Fans"-Julia Reighloy and Annie
May Chappell,
IL. Song: "Gentle Robin Red Breast"
by the school.
13. Chewing Gum Song-by Carrie
Reighley.
II. The New Yankee Doodle-by
Lille Watts, Anna Dickert, Hattie
Roebucl1, Guy Shocl1ley, Lille Diclsert,
Lucille Roebuck, Lille Reighley.
Is. Dialogues: "rho Way to John
Smiths" Dewitt Salter and Clyde
Shockley.
l6. "Thc Wrcckagc of the Mainc"--
Luther Lconhirth
II. A littlo march by little Miss
Mary William s.
Ic' LIZ" DSlSS \|ut bilC sOIilt ID CSSiC
V. Chappcll.
10. "What the Flag Means to Us"--By
school.
20. Song-by school: "My Country"
Dialogue: "Whitc Fibs"--Miss Car
rio Reighlcy, james Williams and
Myrtle Dennis.
%. "All the Tcuchcr's Fuult"-
Thompson Donnis.
%. Mr.. J. II. Chappell in his usual
happy way in behalf Of Miss Lillian
Glenn thanked all those who had
helped and encouraged the school dur
ing tho term.
81. "Thc Curious Lcsson"-Lillo
Watts, Lille Rcighley, Hattie Roe
buck, Anna Dickert, Guy Shockley,
Ellie Dickert and Lucille Roebucl,.
25. Song: "Our Gracious Lord" by
school.
Thus closed one of the best schools in
the county. 1t is useless TO try and
comment on any one Of the children as
DO not sec how there could he any
Improvement on any, which is a good
advertisement for the faithful teacher.
After the exhibition had closed Mr..
j. H. Chappell came to tho front of
the stage and thanked Miss Lillian
Glenn for her faithful work and said
that there was another person present
who had been Il great help to the school
and although he was not expected to
speak--if the public knew him as well
as he did they would l'now that he
needed no preparati w - he called on
r. w. Higgins who was sitting in the
rear OF the house and he very grace
fully arose and without making excuse
gave us one of his best.
1t was a beautiful, bright night and
the children and parents had no trou-
BILE in returning to their homes, indeed,
II happy people. Helena can boast not
only OF her school, but also her pretty
girls.
There was large crowd from Now
berry present and when Misses Minnie
Saltcr and Eunicc Shockley 'ang that
beautiful song, just as their sweet voices
died away heard blood dude from
Newberry say that those are two of
the prctticst girls in the State. x