Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-30
THESTARS AND STRIPES
Jr' O. U, A. NJ. Parade and Flag
Raising.
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the South Norfolk public school. and
the presentation of the Bible, will take
place at the building at 1850 O'Clock this
afternoon. Thomas jefferson Council
No. 109. Jr. Q. u. ~ NJ, will be accom-
panied by Tidewaier No. 80 and other
sister councils. They will march in n
body to the South Norfolk school. The
visiting councils will be met at the
Chestnut street ferry by delegation
fyom Thomas Jefferson Council at l
o'clock and be escorted to pythian Cas-
tie.
Along the line of march will bo dis
prayed bunting and flags. a band will
furnish music for the occasion. Follow
ing is the program:
MUSIC by the lnmberts Point Band.
lnVocation-Rcv. w. A. Slaymaker.
Presentation of Bible-J. G.. Bur
roughs.
Teller.
Response-Cuptain ]. T. West.
haising of Flag by School Children.
star SpanSled Banner,-By Band.
Characterization Children.
Recitation-One OF the schoo, chill
dren.
Music-By the Band.
Addrcss-IIon. Charles T. Bland.
Music--By the Band.
Bencoiction--Rcv. S. s. Robinson
The kindergarten class of Mrs. d. n.
Grares primary school gave q recital
at her home. on Clifton street yester-
u"!. me niue ones acquitted them
serves In a most excellent manner. re-
1ect1ng great credit upon their teacher
Nirs' graves was assisted by Miss Daisv
Graves. Below is the
PROGRAM.
Ghorus-"Child's Dreamland Song"
iSecitation-"Slu mber Low"
huth Simpson (Marguerite).
ne 1,eai Suine ...... Kindergarten Class
Inc wind.
Ch2riey Woodsend (Crysanthemum>
nc onoW ...-...-............ ...
j. Nelson and Hcnlen Berkeley.
(Hyacinth.
Recitation THE Quest.
Josephine Nelson Pansy).
Song-"Home. Sweet Home.
Recitation-'The Ragged Man"
Wiimot Graves cAlignonette).
hecitation-"Our Hired Girl"
susie milestone (Geranium).
t i,iio G ,,. Kindergarten Class
Vivian Howells Lily).
!, Rays. Kindergarten Glass
Five Little Mice. The Brown Sparrows
fiana solo-"rhc Shepherds Even
Ing Song" Olive Graves LA France,
Paraphrase de Conccrt-"Old Black
10 ........ Miss Daisy Graves
Engine number 10 Of the Norfolk
and Southern and Virginia Beach was
sent on special trip 10 Edenton. n.
G., yesterday morning to bring In No.
II, through freight engine, which be-
came disabled by blowing out her
cylinder head
The tug Maggie j. Jory, which was
sunk near the Rin-Raps last Satur-
day, was raised yesterday by Capt. w.
II. French and towcd to Collonna's
marine railway, where she was hauled
up for repairs. The remains of the
fireman, who went down with the tug
were taken to Norfolk on the tue
l2nherL Lice, Nhern- -iAaApst,-,iaz.-
held.
In order to reduce his large stock of
shoes, Hr. II. l.. West will cut prices
on all OF his shoes for the next three
days. thus giving purchasers a big
opportunity to buy cheap winter goods.
Remember his stock is large and up
to date. Most any style can be found.
Call and examine goods.
The Berkeley Lodge OF Elks No. 27S
have purchased the j. p. Bell residence,
corner Chestnut and Middleton streets
which they will convert into n hall.
See notice of meeting in this issue of
Berkeley Lodge No. 27S B. p. o. e.
DR.. Crowcll, of Shawsboro, n. c., was
in town yesterday calling on relatives