The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-13
. y. YEARS
" " ... --
Work at Garnett
School IS
Closed With Brilliant Exer-
cises Reflecting Much
Credit Upon Schol-
ars and Teach
ers

thusiasm those OF any former year
and mark a mile stone OF steady pro
gress in It's history
School entertainments took prece-
dence, OF everything else. Beginning
with the commencement sermon,
which was preached at Simpson M. E.
Church, 11:30 Sunday morning, June
2, by Rev. j. w. Waters.
..... Rev. Waters text was Luke 3-12.
Subject, "The desire of man to know
Him." from which he drew many in
structive lessons which must prove
OF value not only to the graduates
but to all those who listened to 1t.
He paid a tribute ito the true teach
er showing that he laid the founda-
tion for all future greatness. He
contended that all men in the differ
ent~ walks OF life should have good
character. He charged the class to
remember their Christian and moral
training If they would be women and
men Of real worth.
= At Mercer Hall Monday evening
the pupils Of Garnett High School
rendered play entitled the Temple
of Fame" to an audience of more
than six hundred, which was splen-
did success. The speakers being
both easy in their appearance and
clear In their enunciation. The solo
parts were excellent and were round
ly applauded.
At Mercer Hall Friday evening,
woehinptor School Miss Rlanche
Jenrles princlpai, presented an IN
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Tha r,ass nav exerciras hold wad-
nosdov o. tbe z p Hail were weI1
attenSed and refected Credit on the
,,'n;1a ~ toonhors and tho scboo1
The TbpA so,1nw,nU nrneram was render.
cd. =
Invocation, Rev. w. E. Walker.
Chorus, High School.
Salutatory, Esther E. Fulks.
Historian, Della L.. Brown.
Music, James Orchestra.
Nra+inr Ua+ TO- Wilas y wobh
M,,sin Ian,as, 0robestro
prnnb.t Eeta1,oNA Iomor
A. opNT,a r, neuo ~ op Vora CIoee Song
Tbe commerceman+ hold Thurs-
dow I,no G ~ Maronr Hall wac tho
climax of weak NJ snlendid enter
tainments Of which the following
,nropram was rendered.
Wnsic Hofrman,s Orchestra
Invocation Rev r Rullock
Chorma, Hiph school
Oration Work Artists r John.
SIN
y 0Oration-After Graduation What
Theno Della T, Rrown
Cornet solo Mr. DON Jones.
Observation-Disclosures Thoughts and
J Modern Thinkers. Estella A. James.
Grafton --- Modern Legislation,
Miles D Webb
Chorns High School.
Oration ,and VaIedictorv-The
Snirit OF Unrest Esther r. Fulks.
Chorns HIGH School,
Presentation Of Diplomas. r. G.
NHtter.-JI, 3. .-.-..- -,
class Motto: Discimus, non
scbolae, ct vitae.
Class Colors, Old Gold and Black.
Class Flower. La France Roses.
L. q. Nutter presented the d1pio-
mas to the i've; graduates and dellv-
cred mastery and schoiariy ad-