The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-31
.HARCROVE DAY
rnE CLOSING EXERCISES or THE
SCHOOL A SUCCESS.
Literary ADDRESS BY c. A. skeen,
Presentation Of Medals TO Success
ful students-Very Excellent
Program Rendered.

A program OF unusual interest was
listened TO by a large audience o..
Ardmore people at the Robson opera
house yesterday The occasion being
-ae commencement exercises OF Har.
grove college TAe program was
opened by music by the sylyaniau-
an orchestra OF splendid musicians uu
der the teaching of llrs. y. C.. Woo
Divine blessings were invoked ly
Rev. % .IcRuer OF Pauls valley
/ c. A. sFeen OF Waranucfa. an or
at1r OF more than local reputation
was introduced by sidney Suggs Nj
suggs IN the Introduction charactsr
IzeI him as a man thoroughly im-
bueI with the scho.l interests Of the
Territory. a man who taught in this
country thirty years ago and for nine
years was superintendent OF the Wap.
anucka Institute
Mr Skeen carries his years lightly
and does not look much more than
thirty. He possesses that great hid
den principle Of cratory which gives
him the immediate sympathy Of his
hearers and as word painter he is
an orator Of 10 mean ability
Trio Wedding March a piece Of
piano music rendered by Misses
Grace seal. Leila Stanford AMI Cora
skeen was appreciated by NE people
The portion Of the program that
appealed most keenly 20 students. pat
IRONS and friends Of the college was
the awarding Of the medals OF the ex.
'cellency In different courses OF study
/ during the past term. Prof Whittea
announced this portion Of tne pro
gram with a few words Of praise and
I announcement 20 the pupils and re
ferred 10 - medals as being beauti.
iul and expensive.
Best scho,arship-awarded 10 Miss
Ross Eaglebarg1r and presented by
sMwell Il. Russell The medal was
given by the Ardmore National bank
Miss Eaglebarger deserves only the
more credit by a large portion Of her
time having been cevoted 70 other
work during the college term.
| Oration-Awarded 20 Willie Ken.
dali. blind son Of Mr. and Mrs. w
lC. Kendall and presented by A. c
ICruce. This medal was given by the
First National bank.
Essay-Awarded TO Miss Stella
Butcher and presented by II. c. Pot
teri. Medal given by the City Ma
tional bank.
clamation-Awarded 70 Marsha
Dunaway OF Keokuk. Mr.. DunawaS
is a young man working his cwn wa,
through school The medal was giver
by Burton-Peel Dry Goods Co. and
presented by Prof w. H. Buck.
Recitation-Awarded TO Miss Ida
Ingram. Medal was given by th'
Ardmore Dry Goods Co. and presented
iby Rev w. l.. Crawford.
Best grade IN Music-Awarded t'
Miss Bessie Wilson of Tishomingo
Medal was given by Lee Cruce am
presented by c. NJ, Campbell
Second best grade in Music-Award
cd to Miss Katharine Suggs, Media
was given by Miss Frocia owen an,
presented by Rev. w. j. Sims Of vi
nita.
. Elocution-Awarded TO Miss Ethe
Bullion, very bright little girl o
D ten years. Medal given by Alf VOL
i yerton and presented by A Eddie
- man.
J Vocal Music-Awarded to Miss CO
ra Skeen Of Wapanucka Medal wa
i given by Miss Florrie Watkins an,
T. presented by James E. Humphreys.
Stringed Observation-Disclosures 4
j Miss Euna Burney Medal given b,
s Mrs n. c. Wood and presented b.
e Rev f. p Flaniken.
o Neatest Observation-Disclosures {
c Miss Mamie Mccall Of Allen, |. I
p Medar given by Mrs. T. G. Whitte
v and presented by Rev w. S. Derric
a of Madill,
Primary Work-Awarded II Littl