The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-09
CLOSING EXERCISES
OF GRADED SCHOOL.
THREE YOUNG LADIES RECEIVED THEIR
DIPLOMAS.
A Successful Session for All the City
Schools Closed Enrolment Nearly
One Thousand.

The closing exercises Of the Boundary
Street Graded School were held on
Thursday evening, The graduating
class numbered three young ladies;
Misses Maize Mabel Dominick. Sara
Robinson. and Alice Lillian West, all Of
the city.
The enrolment Of the Boundary street
school during the past year, AS shown
10y he annual report Of superintendent
t. II. IohnStonc, reached. nearly IoNE
hundred and the total enrolment Of All
the city schools fell very little short Of
the one thousand mark. The session
has been very successful.
The exercises on Thursday evening
were held in thu opera house and a.
though the weather was disagreeahle
there VAS a large audience present.
The address Of the occasion was de
hvyred by the Rev. 5. H. Zimmerman.
His theme was the graded school aS one
0! the greatest forces III the uphuilding
OF our nation. and his address WAS in
tereSting and forccfu!.
The members Of the graduating class
read essays. 4 god ',vda' had been
offered to til" member OF
the class preparing the best
essay, ana the committee /" whom the
pa"erS bad previously heen handed, de-
c.Ae that tn" prlze belonged 10 MISS
M"zIe DomlnlcN. Inc award WaS
made by the Rev. W. l.. Seabrook.
The exercises We're opene! with prayer
by the Rev. +. ?. McCEntorh. l.. ID.
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Miss Alice Lillian Vests subject was,
THE Az, of Chivalrv She nic,ureG
the DAYS. "When knighthood was in
towcr," when Arthur and his KNIGHTS
filled the world with the glory of their
valorous deeds: of Launcelot. brave in
battle and whom to look at WAS to love.
As one lady found to her sorrow. the
age when men were brave IN battle
generous to a foe and pure in heart and
life These DAYS are gone but their
spirit still lives. Was the age Of chiv-
AIRY past on the nigh, of Septembcr 9
1863. when Crozicr. who now s)eons in
RoSemont, freely Welded his life in de-
fence of a helpless woman, and whose
memory is now one of Newberrv's and
of South Cardinals most priceless her
itages?
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tho ass,v. ,l,o po, A. 1;,''>'',,. ''5 o-
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