The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01
PUBLIC SHOOL FIELD DAY
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Carter Book Store-Box of Paper;
won by Mary Lancaster
=! Halcomb Drug Co.-Perfune; won
| by Mary Holt Stone
| Greenley-Cuff Buttons; won by
William Wilson
f. G. Marshall-silk Tie; won by
Chas. Wing
Leyser & Co.-Silk Muffler; won
| by Kenneth Haxton.
Wallace Arnold-Cuff Buttons;
won by Sam Thomas
Delta Bakery Co.-Cakes; won by
Jno. Giardina.
| Steger-Holmes - Book; won by
| Walter Shepherd.
| Eugene Taylor-Perfume won by
Margaret WORKMAN.
w. w Wilson-Pictures won by
Phillip Miller.
| w. Weinberg -Picture; won by
Randolph Yerger.
The Fair Fruit Dish; won by
Milton Barnett.
NJ Solomon-Harp; won by Henry
Parker
Hoffman-Bat and Ball; won by
Evan Jones.
Ike SoIomon-Handkerchief; wor
ny LeOnOrd DuIli-
Ike Sacks-Handerchi won by
Edwin Wright.
Saul Kline-Gold Stick Pin; won
by Andrew Alexander.
F. O. Jordan-Music Stand; wo.-
by Lucy Dancy.
Delta Mfg. Co-Candy; wonby
Sophomore Basket Ball Team.
Goyer Co.-Candy; won by Junior
Basket Bail team, High School team.
George & Nelms-Sweater; won by
Gignon Muffet.
| Crouch-M eisner-Candy; won by
Griffith Landig.
An oyster supper was given to the
foot ball and basket ball teams at the
tHikh School by the faculty on Thurs
day nikht
Court School
Each scholar of the Court School
was asked to write up the exercises
of Thanksgiving Day and the best
presented would be selected. Little
Inez Rodwell, the 10 year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Rodwe1l
was the winner and her write up OF
the exercises we publish below,
which would be a credit to a child OF
more mature years
Quite number of people enjoyed
the Thanksgiving exercises at Court
School. on Wednesday morning al
o:3o o'clock.
Before the exercises began, the
guests were invited to look at the oil
the different grades, which was tack
ed upon the wall
One of the chief attractions were
the drawings by Werner and Dear
Kelner. The drawings of the frs
dc u-ere alec cnr,,D1irpeufeH
The children carried Thanksgiving
offerings which were to be Distribute
! among the poor The dialogue Of
the cold Woman Who Lived in the
Shoe" created much fun and Mis-:
Susie Trigg deserves much praise fol
t the manner in which it was gotten up
The characters of this dialogue
were:
The old woman-Kate Lou Coun
tiss,
Twins, Tweedledum and Tweedle
Henry Crosby and Henry Til
.etson.
Simple Simon-Werner Kellner.
Mary. Mary, Quite contrary-Mar
garet Mann.
The little girl who had little cur
. Susie LAWYER.
The little girl-Nettie Greenburg
tommy 1uCker-LOuiS Davis
Policeman-David Coin.
7 Bette Blue-Agnes Ring.
;, Georgia Porgia and Pudding Pie
Oswald Ransom and Cyrus Clarke.
Miss Muffet-Velma Lusk.
Polly Flinders-Inez Rodwell.
The program was as follows:
No I. Prayer Song-By Schol.
No. ?. Presidents Proclamation =
Efecta Roche
No. s. Speeches-By Hermene Rod
we'll. Irene Bass and Ada
line Can't
No. 4. Harvest II ome-Sung by the
School
No. ). Flag Drill-By thirteen girls
and boys.
No. 6. Mother Goose Rhymes-By
Primaries.
NJ. 7. Court Schoo1-Sung by the
School.
No. s. Mother Goose Motion Songs
First. Second and Third
grades.
II No. o. Song-By Primaries.
NoIo Dialogue - The old woman
who lived in a shoe
i No. II. Ta1ks-By Rev. J. r. Countiss
and Supt E. E. Bass
/ No.I2 JAMES Notwithstanding Lou
4 Countiss.
|No.13. Song.sCom Little Leaves
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