Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-06-22

Closing Exercises Of the Gsadsd schoo,-.-A
Elaborate Program Current Events

oneiuon ana moGee, aud their pupils
were untiring in their efforts to make
the entertainment q SUCCESS, aud they
have merited the praises and approyais
OF all. The large auditorium was inade-
quate for the occasion. While about six
hundred crowded in the room there were
hundreds OF others who could only get
a birds eye views, 80 TO speak. The
children spoke In clear, distinct voice
and their speeches were well worth lis
tening to. Following is the program:
THURSDAY, $50 p. NJ.
Prayer by Rev. r. M. DuBose.
Chorus--Where Flowerets are Spring.
Reoitation--w Welcome, by Annie Bell
Watkins.
The Happy Farmers-by the little boys.
Doll Driii-by Emily Stribling, Emma
Smith, Annie Belle Watkins, Selma
Driver, Pauline Miller, Robbie Simpson,
Hattie Simpson, Blonde Leathers, Cara.
lee Davis, Alice Stribling. Veattie Miller,
Kay, Daisy O'Kelley, Codie Heron and
Rubie Miller.
When am Man, by Frank Stribling,
Keiffer Poore, Freeman Bearden, Xavier
Adams, Cars Marett, Clarence Cothran,
Paul Ballenger, Phil Smith, Martin Wat
kins, Will I'll. Lesly, Walter Reeves and
Karl Martin.
Piano solo, by Miss Daisy Foster
Recitation-Little Mischief, by Miss
Margie Williams
Choice of Trades, by Grady O'Kelley,
Ferd Anderson, Willie Kay, Clyde Wal
drip, Aldine Bearden, w. p. Anderson,
Jr., Cars Marett, Bewley Mitchell, Clea-
mon Cox and Clarence Cothran.
Recitation-How Grandma Danced, by
Alice Stribling.
Reoitation-The Way to Do it, by Free
man Bearden.
Fairy drill, by Margie Williams, veat-
tie Miller, Codie Heron, Alice Stribling,
Ruth Kay, Carrie Hull, jamie Smith, Liz
zie Walters, Daisy O'Kelley, Robbie
Simpson, Blonde Leathers and jamie
Bearden.
Music-To the Chase, Misses Ander-
son, Sheldon, Stribling and Lucille zim-
norman.
Recitation-Bessie's Letter, by Miss
Pauline Miller
Recitation-Th Little Boy Who Ran
Away, by Clyde Waldrip.
Recitation-Don't, by Robbie Simpson.
Motion Song, by first and second grade
pupils.
The Pumpkin Case-A Farcical Trial,
by Claude billiard, Otto I.eathers, Allen
Norris, Fred Zimmerman, Hated Carter,
b. Williams, Geo. Hull, Lee Stribling,
Myers, e. G. Poore, Sidi Perkins, Adger
Alexander and Ben Simpson.
The Candle Drill-by Allie Miller,
Bessie Barron, Ada Baker, Allie Kay,
Mary Harrell, Rosabell Davis, Ada Simp-
son, Minda Watkins, Viola Poore, Mary
Kay, Grace Stribling and Marie Hall.
Prof. Blacks Phonograph-A Colored
Burlesque on the Phonograph, by Sidi
Perkins, Hafed Carter, Claude billiard,
Frank Anderson, Otto Leathers, Otta-
way Marett, Loze Zimmerman, Will
Mitchell, Benjamin Simpson, George
Hull and b. Williams.
Piano solo, by, Myrtle Zimmerman.
The Old Maids Club, comic enter
tainment, by Misses Ada Marett, Alvonia
Alexander, Jessie Martin, Maude Smp-
son, Mary Roeder, Lucille Zimmerman,
Beulah Mcdonald, Hortense Jones, Gus
sic Martin, Daisy Foster, Rubie MCGEE,
Sarah Anderson, Eunice Zachary, Julia
Cheek, Lake Heron, and Adger Alex
ander and Cephus Myers.
Recitation-My Vesper Song, by Miss
Eva Adams.
Left drill, by B. Williams, Furman
P0ore, Dewitt Miller, CASTOR Hall, Dana
Cox, Glen Mitchell, Claude billiard, Duffy
Cothran, Robbie Parker, Otto Leathers,
Jack Williams and Cleveland Simpson.
Ribbon Drill, with tableau, by fifth
and sixth grade girls.
FRIDAY, $50 A. NJ.
Song-America
InvOcation-Rev. j. j. Harrell.
Recitation-Little Boys Troubles, by
| Preston Barron.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bean, by
Eva Leathers.
Piano Solo-Evangeline, by Margie
Stribling.
Reoitation-Papa's Little Boy, by
Grace Phillips.
Recitation-The Palmer's Vision, by
Frank Anderson.
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by Misses Lula McGee, Sidi Perkins,
Sarah Anderson and Prof. T. M. Holland,
with Miss Lucille Zimmerman at the
piano.
Observation-Disclosures the Rod, by Magette
Brown.
Monastery Bells-by Misses thinner
man, Anderson, Sheldon and Stribling.
Introduction of speaker by W. p. An
derson.
Address by tho orator Of the day, Hon.
O.. b. Martin, State Superintendent of
Education.
Closing prayer by Rev. a. p. Marett.
EVENING EXERCISES, JUNE II.
Prayer by Rev. John r. Moore.
Chorus-We come, we come.
Recitation-How it Came About, by
Augusta Smithson.
Recitation-Mrs. Piper, by Annie May
Anderson.
Recitation-Hagar, by Miss Ada
Marett.
Pantomime-Come Play with Me.
Music-Beautiful Evening Star, by
Misses Anderson, Sheldon and thinner
man.
Too Much of a Good Thing, comedi-
ctta, by Julia Cheek, Mary Reeder, Mary
King, Beulah Mcdonald, Willie Mitchell,
Rena Harrell and Ida Martin.
Recitation-Keeping His Word by
Miss Annie Miller
Piano solo-Down South, by Lucille
Iimmerm an.
Recitation--A Mothers Lament, by
Miss Jessie Martin.
Sailor Entertainment - Carnival an6
Drill, by Fred. Zimmerman, Lee Strib-
ling, Frank Anderson, Jameson Strib-
ling, Walter Ballenger, Robbie King,
Freeman Bearden, Keiffer Poore, Dana
Cox, Furman Poore, Duffy Cothran, Gas
ton Hall, Aldine Bearden, Cleveland and
Benjamin Simpson and Otto Leathers.
Piano Standardization by Miss Sarah
Anderson.
Flower Drill-by Misses Augusta
Viola Poore, Annie May Anderson, Eva
Lcathers, Ida Poore, Eva Adams, Pearl
Davis, Louise King, Essio Davis, Vida
Oliver, Ollie Barker, Ida Kay, Allie Kay
and Grace Phillips.
Keeping House-by Eva Adams, Rob
bic Parker, Furman Poore, Otto Leathors,
Castor Hall, Dewitt Miller, Jack Will
liams, Duffie Cotbran, Daner Cox, Glen
Mitchell, Ben and Cleveland Simpson.
Sisters of Mer3y-by Misses Lucille
Zimmerman, Sarah Anderson, Eunice
Zachary, Maude Simpson, Hortense
Jones and Daisy Foster.
Out in the Streets--a temperance play
presented in three acts, by Margie Str6-
ling, Allie Miller, Sidi Perkins, Adger
Alexander, Gusse Martin, Lake Heron,
Ottaway Marett, Loze Zimmerman,
Hated Garter and Willie Mitchell.
The exercises lasted until about mid
night each evening.
Arthur Finley, of Spartanburg, is visit
ing his parents near Westminster. He
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