The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-01
Clo~;ng l,cri>cS or The Anderson
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,nnufnc.'l. 'i,iiiia Wilson.
Nn>i' Mrs. Mlria'n Todd IL Grade.
l'-. t,1i-. Ernest Watkins. .Jn- WIihil..
NJ -ia Lucy Earle 81 TRADE.
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'h'nh ION Contest MARSHALL Craig,
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Ma H. EVA May iirld and .innio Gary
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h."nrk- ~ Superintendent Mnucriof.
Mn~i, M"t. sullivan
AAar'iiug az iI'riais
Music Ida S-ol.
li"nrdictun.
In" Dp"rn House was crowded with vis
It rs patrons nrd chil,Iren The gallery
WAS occupied exclusively by the children,
"nd III -i' happy chatter aud merry laugh
ter nddrd very materially To the brightness
aud r'tamntnrss or tn. OCCASION.
The school AWARDED four prizes. The
nrst WA. captured by Mis-. Eunice RUSSELL
for the best imIromptu essay. Two Wnrs
award. d. resps ciively. to NJ ssters Proctor
I nh+m and MARSHALL Crnig for excellence
III q c nu.nton, and little Mis-. FlorellA
B"ck was awarded the other for the best
'tcita,i''n All tho contestants for thrsr
prz"s acquitted themselves we'll, exhibi-
ted ma'koi ability and rendered The
awarding of tive prizes by tho Committees
extremely difficult.
Aii"r thts" prizes were awarded, little
Miss Mary Lee l.-sHzsnlc was called TO the
stage aud presented with medal from her
'escrrr, bliss Tribble. for proficiency in
music
The y ~ from the music class nf Miss
l. zZa Cornish did not contest for DriZu..
they were assisting only In adding attrac-
'iv"ne>H tn the occasion and they succeed
ej rd;rir~by. The chorus. "There'. Room
far One More STAR was unique, beautiful
aud we'll rendered, and the piano recita-
tons were excol!ent. Msy Cornish should
- very proud nf the highly rredtable
manner In which her pupils car ried out
their part of the program. The grade,
put opposite their names indicate their
grades IN music As taught by Mi>s Cornish,
and not their grades in the Graded School.
The remarks ofSuperintendent Mnncrief
brought f"r.ib y to mind the fact that he
VII not be with the schoOl next year, and
much regret IL felt and ex pressed by ma
'ritv II not all Of tue patrons Of the school.
Prof Mpncrlsf Ia an excellent organizer
aud tho fact that our people believe they
have the best graded school in the State Ia
the strongest evidence possible that his
work has been thorough and satisfactory
From choice Prof. Moncrief gives up the
positinn, aud it ia regretted, because, how
ever proficient some other msn may be,
he can scarcely com hine In higher degree
his fitnesa for the pORitiOp