The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-04
SNOW HILL SCHOOL
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF ME-
 GRO PUPILS.
Great ThrOng Of People Attends Exer- c1ses-Mf. Bedford Breaches Ser
 mon And MT. simpson Pre- nenta OfplOmas.

Snow HilL May s.-tspecial. )-The thirteenth annual commencement exer- sss Of the s9Uw Hill nawsn Mormsl snrSsx snd April as. when the bacoalaurate ser mon was preached by Rev. R. c. Bed ford. MT. Be. Bedfords text vas y.s,. taken ae1 Awake Put on Thy Strength, O Zion" Mir. Bedford held his audience spell Three points most emphasized were 1ifA strength and eheerfulness.
 The following white people sat on Professor Cunningham. Furman: W. c. Simpson, Snow Hill. and Charles Lit tie, Ackerville.
 The exercises of the Industrial De- partment were held Monday evening. The speeches and practical demonstra- tions showed that the department has been very progressive during the The following program was render Economy and Examples in Cooking Wilborne B. Cheeseboro.
 The Necessity of Being Good Laun- dress-Virginia B. Russell.
 Music; T Cannot AlWays Trace the The Ideal Farmer-Frank Carter.
 Practical Roof Framing-Sullivan Music. Back Sliding "Brudder"-snow Hill Institute Quartette.
 Printing. The Art Preservative- Andrew Herring.
 How To Treat Diseased Horse Foot William J. Cheeseboro.
 The summer peace oratoricai contest tok place Tuesday evening, April 30. iished a few years ago by Miss Col lins of New York city. On this occa- sion the peace of nations was well dis cussed by Samuel Kyles of Monroeville, Luoy Purifoy of Snow Hill. and Moses Hunter of Tilden. Samuel Kyles was the winner and when the judges, Drs. cox and speir of s, Tnrmsn 1anaernd and Hey ibs,r decision in favor of Kyles, the andi- ence gave view to their feelings in tremendous applause. cal prize contest was held Wednesday evening. This contest was established by, the late Dr. E. Winch Winchester a,s..as Don, first, and second prize of $15 and $1o to the students. who during commence ment week would deliver the best ora tion on subjects assigned for compeu- The following program was rem Music. Be Telling of His Salvation" Invocation
 Music, .'Trace the Way"-Quartette.
 The Effect of Saving Money on Per sonal Character-Mariana Bryant Me The Effect of Saving Money on Per sonal Character-Randall William Hun Duet. Carrnena waltz-Cunningha and Gills.
 Turning over:a New Leaf-Presley The Place of Industrial Education in the Development of a Race-Thomas Tazzell Ringer. ownsbyville, Ga
 Music. Carnival Cho; Piable Swan Rev J.; H. ;As Allison aasd,. of spSw %;s Hill; dnd pr. Grimes of Dothan, who were the 3udges, decided that the first prize, $15. was won by Thomas Tazzei Ringer y Stephems of Hefin won the second prize of $10. Each decison in these contests has met with popular ap- Today was commencement day, and the following program was carried ouS Music "America"-school. Rev. Kingston of selma, read Eth Chapter of Deuteronomy. Rev. w. H. Wilson also of selma, led ur. in prayer; PTstyUsTtn
 Music. Gloria" Mozarts Twelttn saiutatory. Benefits Derived from In : dustrial Education in the South--Gil- bert Cea Russell Kidd, Chance. Ala.
 The Teachers Influence on Society Marie Basatee Mosalee Savage, Snow
 Music. Waltz Chorus from Faust. i" Grasping opportunities-Judge Hen " Albritton, Snow Hill.
 Practical Life, Naieulctory-Jahes Beveridge Wooden, Mobile.
 Music. Sweet and Low"-choir;
 Annual Address-Professor William Pickens, Talladega.
 Music Bridal Chorus from Rose Maiden" Cowen-Choir.
 Presentation of diplomas
 Music, "God Be With You, Till We Meet Again"-School
 The address by Professor Pickens was forceful and instructive and in teresting from beginning to end. He emphasized the prospects, and present opportunities of the race. His view were wholly optimistic and the in pression he left on his audience vii long be remembered.
 The following students received di- pIomas James B. Wooden, Mobile;