The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-04-25
t1Oyan Graded School.

Tuesday night, April 10th, at the schoo
building. 1t is useless to say that th'
house was packed like sardines; no
another soul could have entered withou
standing ON others heads, and still abou
one-half of the people were outside a
the windows and doors. All of which
proves that the highest interest is takcl
in our little ones in getting an education
We are aroused to the highest pitch or
this subject, and may God grant that the
day is not far distant when your scribe
can say: "Well done, thou good and faith
full servant. enter thou unto the joy OF
thy Lord" Then our work will be ac
complished. 1t is especially due Prof
Jesse F. Carter the honor and credit that
this has been the most successful session
in the history Of the school. He has been
unerring, diligent and faithful in the dis
charge of every duty. The children and
patrons are loud in singing his praises
and hope to retain him an her year.
The following program was rendered
and rendered well:
1. Welcome address, by Master Robt
Williams.
9. Recitation-On the other train, by
Miss Carrie Hutto.
3. Military Drill, by Bennic Mccormack,
John Rice Mccormack, Jr., Marion
Kennedy, Lewis Kennedy, Moye kenne-
dy, Stoney Kennedy, Frank Drawdy'
This little drill simply brought down the
house, as it was composed of little boys
from six to eight years of age.
t. Tablcan-Our little ones, by Nettie
Nimmons, Ella Nimmons, Dollic 1utto,
Lizzie and Laura Wilson.
5. Recitation-A big mistake, by Miss
Tillie Williams.
6. The Farmers Boy, by Josie Gunnells,
Luther Drawdy, Eddie Mccormack,
Monnie Lain, Lewis Williams, Dan Izlar
Mather.
Z. That same Farmers BOY.
s. Recitation-Littlc Mag's Victory
Meta Bessinger.
9. A new kind of spelling-Willie Lain
and Luther Kennedy.
10. Debate-Resolved that the United
States has no right to exercise sovereignty
over the Philippine Islands. ALTERNATIVES
BERTHE Carter. Negative: Wilber Carter
won by negative.
II. Biddy's Troubles, b. Mary McCor-
mack.
10. Give us little boys chancc-Tol-
bert Lancaster, Baker Kennedy, Franklin
Lancaster, Johnny Kennedy, Roy Kenne-
dy, Tilman Drawdy. ..
13. Recitation-Gone with handsomer
man-Emma Kennedy.
II. Your Uncle is Coming-burlesque.
Is. Recitation-The face on the floor
Miss Pinkie Kennedy.
16. Tableau-Rittie Mccormack, Hattie
Bessinger, Matte Sue Nimmons, Lille
Wilson, Ida Gunnells.
II. Recitation-Bakin and Greens
Spurgeon Mathcr.
IS. The Rainbow. This. was rendered
by seven little girls representing the
seven colors by having sashes the color
they represented. This was beautiful; ;
the costumes looked so rich and gorgeous.
The names are: Ncttie Fail, Matte Lena
Mather, Lillian Lancaster, Estcll Lancas
ter, Lizzie Kennedy, Lottic Fail, Anna
Mccormack.
10. Trouble in Mormon Family
Miss Minnie Mather, Bowman Rush,
Carrie Hutto, Pinkie Kennedy, Emma
Kennedy, Gussie Kennedy.
90. Recitation-The Nulture of the
Alps-Mattie Lena Mather.
21. The can Boy-Tablcau.
90. Recitation-In Manila Bay-Gussic
Kennedy.
%. Farewell Address-Bcrtie Carter.
Messrs. II. K. Faust and NJ. n. Rice
furnished the music, which was very
sweet. With this the patrons wishing to
show esteem and appreciation to Prof.
Carter, gave him a picnic at the Eagle
pond next day wednesday,, which was
very much enjoyed by ALL
Mr.. j. NJ. Connolly, the pioneer under
taker and embalmcr and florist Of Char
lesion, dropped by on his way from
Chattanooga and Atlanta and visited his
daughter, Mrs j. r. Mccormack, ON Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Willie Ellzcy, of Denmark, is visit
ing her friend, Miss Anna Mccormack.
Important school meeting this after
noon at 3 o'clock, will report results later.