The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-06-05
WEDGEFIELD.

WEDGEFIELD.
wedgefeld, S. c., May 31.-Af1er
yerv successful session the Wedgeflelo
graded school closed its 1s06-o7 ses-
sion with very creditable entertain
ment last night, which was thorough
" enjoyed by those who We're fortu-
rate enough to be present.
Though raining and gloomy out
side this was quickly dispelled on en-
tering by the merry laughter OF the
school children.
The well arranged programme
which was carried out like clock
work, reflects great credit on the
teachers, Prof. a. L. Parish and Miss
Ruth Harrington, and they deserve
the thanks Of all for the successful
termination Of their untiring efforts
The programme was as follows:
Inyocation-Rev D. A. Lewis.
Address-By County superintena-
ent of Education S. D. Cain.
son-Red, White and Blue
School.
One Act Comedy-An Old Field
sehool of Long Ago-School.
Recitation-Edison Wright.
A Comedy in One Act-Gertrude
Wheeler NJ D.-Nisses #Gueliem Mel
lett, Kate Strange, Estelle Strange,
Eeiera Weinberg and Emma Lewis.
Recitation-Captain Molly-Miss
Marion Andrews.
NJ ,ic-Flower song.Miss ia
nette Thomas.
Observation-Disclosures soliloquy-
Prof. a. L. Parish.
Farewell Address-Master Morti-
ner Weinberg.
Following is the honor roll in the
principals room:
Highly Distinguished-Misses Kate
Strange, Gueliem Mellett, Helena
Weinberg, Le<sie Strange, Masters
Albert Aycock, Jr., and Mortimer
Weinberg
Observation-Disclosures Marion An
drews, Janette Thomas and Peter
Dwight.
Primary:
Misses Addie Batten, Naomi Batten.
Rose Bud Weinberg, Russell Mellett,
VIM. Hinson. sidey Geddings. Jerome
Weinberg.
The following won the prizes Of
fered by Principal Parish:
holarship-Mortimer Weinberg.
Attendance-Albert Aycock.
spelling-Lessie Strange.
Naomi Batten won the prize offered
in the primary department for at
tendance, not having been absent nor
late during the session.
Mrs. NJ. L. Parler and Miss Nan
Mellett furnished some enjoyable snu-
SIC during the intermissions.
Misses Annie and Corrine Wells, o1
P,ivateer, as visiting their sister, Mrs.
Z. H. Ramsey.
Misses Nan Mellett and Helen
Troutnaan are az home from the S. c.
c. /. at Edgefeld.
Mr.. T. D. Brohun, OF Asheville, is
visiting friends here.
Misses Lucille Parler, of Orange
burg. and May Cuttino. Of Sumter, are
the guests OF Mrs. NJ. L. Pacler.
Miss Halle Singleton left on yes
terday for an extended visit to West
Virginia.
Miss Decca Singleton, of Charles
ten. left for Columbia yesterday after
g pleasant visit to Dr.. F. ". Dwight's
Miss la Cain. who has been teach
ing school in Richland county, is Wis
ting her sister. Mrs. w. H. Ranl@ey
Mrs. w. O. Cain. Of Privateer. spent
a few days with relatives here this
week.
Miss Helen rroutman attended the
commencement exercises OF the Sum
ter graded school last night.
Quite crowd OF our lung folks
expect to attend the closing exercises
Of the c. S. ". a tonight.
was tod by an cbservant farmer
q, few days ago that this would he
good crop year, for there was good
crop Of nasts. This is encouraging,
for the rains this year commenced on
the 25th, the same date they CON-
! menced last year.
DALZELL.
Dalzell, s. c., June 4.-We are still