Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-05-25
polaes in BUSY WESTMINSTER.
Closing Exercises Of the High School -Ho,
s3i sFi aaaFsB Of Base Sail.

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o success. compared to the closing Of
the last session, year ago, it showed
great adysI.cement and Improvement.
A shower Of rain came Thursaay even
ing whioh settled the dust, and, on Fri
day, the sun shone in all its beauty and
glory making the day most s;;::::ss!5!o
ono for such an occasion. Rev. p. j.
Xitmillion, principal, and his efiioient
assistants, Misses Stribling and Epting,
had prepared an interesting programme,
which was admirably rendered by their
bright and Intelligent pupils. numbering
some whore near ninety. The pupils ar
rived long before the opening hour and
thoir sunshining countenances were in
unison with the bright day. To see so
many sweet ladies. All dressed In white.
is sight that never fails to make q
favorable impression.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ExERoIsEs.
Song--"Praise the Lord"
! Prayer by Rev. s. l.. Wilson, of the
Presbyterian church. -....~..,
Reoitation-"Try, Eeep Trying" by
Roy Stribling, Frank 3ewell, Hafed Car
tor and Herbert Freeman.
Dialogue, cat our house," by Miss
Nellio Mulkoy and William billiard.
Recitation, "The new bonnet" by Miss
Sarah Anderson.
Song, "Roady, steady" by tho intor-
mediate and primary pupils.
RECITATION, "a little girls triais,'' by
Miss Kate Virmillion.
Prof. John G. Clinksoales, Of Clemson
College, tho invited speaker, was intro
duced to the audience by Rev. r. II.
Dagnall, of tho M. Il. church, at 1O.45 q.
m. Tho subject of Prof. Clinksoale's 8
address was "How to spend vacation"
which was listonod to very attehtivoly
during it's delivery. Prof. Clinkscales's 8
address was sound and logical. Ho spoke
very urgently on the virtues to cultivate
necessary to make life success. Prof.
Clinkscalos always enjoys speaking to
Westminster audiences and they take
groat delight in hearing him.
Next was an "Essay on Mule" by
Mr.. Lawrence Pitts.
Dialogue-"Music Glass;" by Messrs.
Edwin Mason, T. S. Miller, Andrew Nor
ris, Cornelius Davis and Stiles Tannery.
Dialogue-"The Gossips," by Misses
Ethel Leathers, Daisy Williams, Evie
Simpson and Lillio Jenkins.
Dialogue-"Fashionablo Follies," by
Misses Laura Smithson and Lucille Zim-
norman.
Song-"Nover Say Fail"
EVENING EXERCISES.
"Wolcome," by Roy Stribling, Daniel
Mason, Klotna Tannory, Otis Elrod,
Misses Annie May Anderson and Au-
gusta Smithson.
Rcoitation--"Mary Ann" by Miss An
nio May Anderson.
Song-"Evening Rolls" by advanced
and intermediate pupils.
"Alphabet Roundalay," by twenty
sevon girls and one boy. Miss Bona
Duff was the acting queen.
Song-"The Little Lights" by Miss
Annie May Anderson, Nollio Mulkey
and Augusta Smithson.
essay On Girls" by Mr.. Thaddeus
Elrod.
>"Whero arc you going2 Come to
Jesus" by Misses Luole Zimmerman,
Sarah Anderson, Ida Martin, Ethel Mo
Gee, Kate Anderson, Masters Rutledge
Zimmerman, Frank Sewell, Conway Tor.
roll and King billiard.
| "rhe Figures" by Misses Mary Ma
son, Nellie Lou Carter, Mary Carter,
Ruby McGee, Adalino Duff, Maud Bal
| longer, Maud Simpson, Vera Elrod and
Manic Traylor.
Recitation--"Wush 1 wuz Boy" by
Miss Mary Mason.
"Frcc Hand Drill" by twenty-six
young ladies.
"Boat Song" by the primary and in
tormediato pupils.
Dialogue-"TheG Graduates" by Misses
Kate Jarrard, Codio Parker, Mamie Ter
rell, Mamie Gainos, Belle Jones ola
Jarrard, Maud Stribling, Irene >Iiller
and Floy Norris.
"Old-Fashioncd School Teacher" by
Pedon Anderson, teacher; Oscar Pitts,
Irish boy, and Willie billiard, Guy Simp-
son, Barnett Norris, "B." Williams and
Benjamin Simpson, scholars.
Dialogue-"Trial of a Colored Wit
ness," by Messrs. j. X. Anderson, c.
Davis and Arthur Finley.
Song-"On tho Lake we Float" by
twcnty-four girls and six boys.
"Quarrol Among tho Flowers" by
Misses Gussie Martin, Adaline Duff,
Nellio Norris, jessie Jenkins, Tompsio
Hull. Ethel McGeo, Maud Ballongor,
Jessie Dobbins, Ethel l,eathers, Pearl
Norris, Mary Mason, Manic Traylor and
Vei 4 Elrod.
D. Observation-Disclosures Advertise
ment." by Misses Irono Miller, Bollo
Jones, FlOy Norris, and Messrs. Androw
Norris and Stiles Tannory.
Lecture on Woman by Miss Codio
Parker.
"Madamo Jarley's Wax Works." by
Messrs. Cornelius Davis, j. X. Andor-
son, Edwin Mason, Pedon Anderson, II.
s. Miller, Arthur Finley, and Misses
Maud Gaines, Allio Stribling, Lol Jar
rard, Mamie Gaines, Mamie Terrell,
Lako Herring and Annie Miller.
Dialogue-"Hamlot and his Ghost"
by Lawrence Pitts and Charlie Simpson.
Drill-"The Bridge" by sixteen young
ladies.
Just before the goodnight song was
sung Rev. Virmillion made q few re-
marks, thanking tho largo assembly for
thoir good attention and behavior and
tho kindness, help and encouragement
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