The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-16
SCHOOLS IN
MANCHESTER
Leader Hall the Scene Of tic
Closing Of the Public
Schools.
MRS. E. Il. 8TRAINUM's PUPILS
MRS. e. n. TRAINUM's PUPILS
Catholic School In Vacation.
Prizes and Winners Of Diplo-
fr1as--Daln1o Khan.

Mdncnester Bureau, Tlmes.Dispatch.)
Leader Hall was filled last st. ni ibt't NTH
happy parents and happier children, the
occasion being the commencement exor-
cises of1the public schools.
Tho scene was brilliant, and the bright
faces reflected the light hearts. Tho
pretty young girl graduates were charm
ins In their gowns OF white. Tho grad
'Mtee were seated on the stage. Rev. DR..
Evans delivered most entertaining adj.
dress. Miss sampson's reading Of tho
ralodictory poem was delightfully."- charms
Ing.
CATHOLIC SCHOOL. II
At tho closing of tho Catholic school.
the following prizes we're awarded
Senior Clnss-Gold medal for highest
average during session. Ruth G. Toler.
Junior Class--Silver medal for highest
average, Louise G. Neisler.
intermediate Glass 1I-Silver medal for
highest average, Helen Carroll
First Honor-Theresa Antoine, Agnes
Jarrett. Edtha Pacini. Marie Parkinson,
Others Notwithstanding Baird, Le-
nora Antoine, Mary Neisler, Pleasant
Sneed. Mamie Btnn, Gus Parkinson, Lin
ward Nunnally. Bernard snellngs, Mar
vim Jordan, Marie Antoine Raymond
r'acini. Alice Paolni. Anthony Gallagher,
Primary Classes-Firgt Honor: Grace
Sunnally, Arthur Toler. John Barrett.
Helen Green, Annie Sandcrson.
Others Promoted-Etta Dillon, Blanche
Gill, Lizzie Hanly, Henry Schultz. Frank
ltussel, Leah Moles, Carroll Lamb, Addlo
He,sler. Ethel Godsey. Will Barrett Ray
irond Ellis, Bessie Nixon, Maurice Binn.
MRS. TRAINUAf's SCHOOL.
Mrs. e. Hewlett Trainum's school
closed its sixth session. when the follow
ing honors were given:
The gold medal for scholarship in the
intermediate department was taken by
Miss Ruth Latham.
Vernon Archer won the medal in the
primary dcpa rtment.
The following pupils captured honors:
< intermediate Department-First Honor
Jennie Craig. Lottle Burkert. Frank
Johnson, B. F. johnson, Macie MIcGee
Ellen Goode. Howard Thomas, Roxie
Skilcs. Ruth Latham, Mabel Wood and
ZeIa koon.
Second Hon ot-A1argaret O'Brien, Hen
ny Nelson. Charlie Taylor, Ella David
son and Hilary Duval.
Primary Department-First Honor
Ruth Anderson, Sherwood Simmons. Bes-
Ware yeron Archer. Curtis Duval Wal
Ter Duke, George Patteson. Edward An
derson, Charlie Johnson, S. B. Nelson.
Ilelba Bailey, Susie Bradshaw. Isabelle
Chandler Charles Maurice, Spencer An
drcws and Lumlee White.
second Honor-N1arle Norris, Lou Lew
Is, Myrtle Richmond and Howard john
son.
CoLoRED HIGH SCHOOL
The coloreu high school has closed. The
graduates were:
Robinetta NJ. Cunningham. Lillian p
lrlcmng Geneva NJ. Woodson, Ruth A.
Lockett, Frances E. Cunningham, Ruth
]. Henry, Helen ". Harris, Elyah M. Nell
son, Maud E. Hickman, Ethel l.. Hall,
Helen L. Burford Mary E. Smith, Mary
e. Tyler, Bessie L. Johnson. Rev. w r.
Ast,hurne made the address to the grad
yates. Superintendent D. L. Pulliam and
members of the board also made short
speeches. Rev. DR.. A. Binga. Jr.. deliv-
cred the Invocation and benediction.
DALMA KHAN.
Da'ma Khan. No. ITO. A. D. r., will
meet at tho Masonic Temple at
8 o'clock Tomorrow night. when
tho election of officers will be held.
The notices sent out are signed by Il.
q. Slaughter, grand wizard. and Charles
Kidd, grand Ink singer.
WATER COMMISSIONERS
A special meeting OF the Water Com
missloners will be held at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon at office of Superin-
tondent Sharp. The new pump house
and clear water scheme will be pre-
serted and discussed and an ordinance X
will be drawn up to be presented TO
Council at che next meeting.
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
Squire Jordan sat for Mayor Maurice
! esterday and fined Alex Ragland $3.50
for hitting Alex Bolton
cub" Muse will be tried In the Corr
roration Court next Tuesday for felonious
assault
home on stockton Street.
The funeral of Sterling W. Caudle took
place from the home In Swansboro at
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Mr. A. +. White has received letter
from his son, Eugene, now at Jolo, T. ].
he writes that he has about recovered
rlom the wounds he received from q
AloroSin fight some time ago.
MIR. BOWMAN PRESIDENT.