The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-25
Entertainment on Clear Pond School.

Entertainment on Clear Pond School.
On Friday evening, April 18th, the.
pupils of the Clear Pond Q0ng
Branch) school entertained their
friends, old and young, in most
pleasing and complimentary manner
with plays, tableaus, drills and reci-s
tations. The following is their pro-
gramme, after a prayer by Rev. i.
L. Belvin:
''Tommie's First Smoke, !" by.
Muzon Zeigler. B.
True Bravery" by little girls
Counting the Cost Of Drink, N
by Miss Llewelyn Zeigler and Mr..
Robt. Aver. This was a very efec-
tive tableau and recitation, which
was temperance presentation.
Taking the Photograph, by.
Messrs. Charlie Miller and Robert
Aver, and Misses Deborah and Lew
elyn Zeigler. This was very laugh.
able play and the actors acquitted
themselves admirably.
"The Doll Show" by z little girls.
These little ladies displayed quite an
interest in their babies"
| Recitation, by Frank Aver. S.
"Old Black Joe, by George Steed
lily. George acted his part well and
was as black as a niger could be. & {.
United Worlmen," !" by ten little
boys and one little girl. Their pro-
fessions promise to make them the.
coming men of America.
Flag Drill" by II girls. Of
course it is needless to gay that the
stars and stripes, the red. white and
blue and Dixie" all Of which are
so dear to US all. was one Of the most
enthusiastic plays that was present
ed. The old soldiers were almost
ready to join the sweet lassies m
their march. SO
maud Muller" play in 4scenes.
Good.
America" pantomime. Real
effective.
Recitation, by Virginia Zeigler.
Molly" a recitation by Miss
Daisy Aver.
Little Jim,'' by Misses Llewlyn
Zeigler and Daisy Aver, Mr.. Robt.
| Aver and Clara Priester. This wasa g
very pathetic and sad tableau and:
recitation:
'The Rugles' Dinner Party, by;
Miss Deborah Zeigler. Laughable.
Recitation, by Miss Laura Carter.
'Mrs. Peppers Ghost" by Misses
Llyn Walker and Deborah Zeig1er
and George Steedly. This play
brought down the house. Those
young folks seemed to be capable OF
not only looking like but acting and
thinking like a negro in their play.
The entire cast of the play was good.
Entertaining Sisters Beau, by
Lizzie Walker and Mr.. Robt. Aver:
This was childish recitation and
Robert was only an actor.
Singers Climax" by Miss De-
borah Zeigler.
'Zeb. Whites Unlueky Argu-
ment," by Miss Llewlyn Zeigier.
Recitation by Clarence Priester:
Ring Drill, by IL girls. This was;
the prettiest and most graceful exhl-
bition on the program. 5
Rev. T. L. Belvin gave an address
and a collection to defray the ex-
penses of the lights, decorations, etc.,
was the last on the program.
Special mention must be made OF
the music of the evening furnished
by the following young men Messrs.
Ben and J. H. Pearson, Hobbie Nc
MILAN, Charlie and Lucius Mitchell,
Charlie, George and Frank Aver,
Johnnie and Herbert Folk, and Char
lie Smoak. Music is ever appropriate,
and it was good at the entertainment.
Miss Gertrude Omer, Of Leesville,
is teaching the Clear Pond school,
and the pupils and her rendered a
very creditable and pleasant enter.
tainment. It takes hard work,
training, and aptness to prepare
pupils for the stage, and also re-
quires the same qualifications for
them to reciprocate it. We hope
much success to the pupils and
teacher Of Clear Pond school.