The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-06-05

here. 1.-THE Minuet' by Miss Porter s
little primaries was possibly the
principal feature Thursday night, yet
tine Twelve Little Grandmas was
as cute as could be (Which Girl is
Best, pantomime presentation by
Misses Martin. Porter, Craig and Bal
liss, was beautiful, and the audience
was not of one mind in the decision
The play THANK Goodness, the
Table is Spread, was splendldly
played, by Misses Kate Richardson,
Annie Richardson, Anne Balllss, Ida
Wilkes, Sadie Richardson, Blanche
Wesson ana Dee Hunt, and brought
forth much laughter ana applause.
The Rotations were varied in style,
showing ability IN the pupil and
careful training. Emusic on the
Rappahannock, . by Miss jamie Hen
derson, was the most striking reclta-
ton. She, as did all the others, re-
cited we'll, and had the proper aid In
the illustrations, the union soldier on
one side and the confederate on the
other on duty; the calls, taps, singing,
and the appropriate music; all OF
which made the scene so real as to
bring tears to our eyes. We wish we
uHu SpdC6 u U6ll dDOut OhIh ohps
The music, vocal and instrumental,
was furnished by Miss Abernathys
pupils and showed marked improve
ment since the recital Christmas. The
guitar selections, and the piano music
formed an important part OF both
programs, and Was up to the highest
standard.
The essays on Literary Pursuits
by billiard Tomlinson, "Robt. Il. Lee
by Ruth Galloway, 1.-The Real and
Ideal, by Burban Ramon, Heights
Of Abraham by Annie Comperry,
and "Culleoka" by Reese Amis, were
very fine, showing the high degree Of
scholarship attained by some OF the
pupils.
The grades above IS were read by
Mr. Graham. We regret we have not
the list at hand to give some OF the
best, for 1t was very gratifying to the
teachers to see such fine results OF a
year of hard labor by both pupils ana
their teachers.
Mr.. Harris returned to McCain's
Saturday, accompanied by Miss Com
perry who Will visit Mrs. Harris few
days before going to her home near
GAINESVILLE. Miss Porter is at home
near Columbia, and Mr.. Graham le
resting at home, preparatory to going
to Knoxville Jnne 10, to attend the
Summer Institute. From there he
will visit his home people in Virginia.
The Chlldren's Day exercises at
the Cum berlana church were pretty
and interesting and best Of all,
Astounding in good wholesome truths
that cannot fail to lift up and touch
all who took part or listened. The
songs were beautiful and the reclta-
tions we'll selected and we'll said.
Affections press sorely upon Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Martin. Miss Orlean Is
recovering, Sue Grace and Lewis have
fever in Nashville; Alice has fever at
Mr.. w. E. Ballanfants here. ana |
Maidle Is sick with the same dIsease
at J. J. Wilson's in Columbia.
Mr.. John Withers, prosperous
merchant Of Kingman, Arizona, Is the
guest of DR.. Moore and other friends
here. He is another Culleoka boy who
Is making success of life, and his
friends are glad to have him visit
ehem.
Mrs. R. L. Bailiss and little Mary
are with relatives here.
Will r. PEBBLES, Jr., has been given
work in the Branham a.
Hughes School next year. He Will
also take an advanced course OF study
here. bAhbANA'