The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-05-22
PROSPERITY SCHOOL.
Program Of Closing Exercise To Be Held
Next Week-Death Of Mrs. J. F.
GawkinS>Other Matters.

Ell IRON her school near Clinton.
Mrs. Myra Luther and children,
OF Columbia, visited DR.. r. l.. Lu-
ther's family last week.
MIR. .Jno. Pat Wise visited Mr..
Nergll Scase at Little Mountain
last week.
DR.. G. Y. Hunter has gone to
Columbia.
Miss Rosabel Harmon has re-
tE:",A from Charlotte, where she
has been attending the PRESBYTERIAN
college.
Mrs. &. Y. Hunter and daughter,
Mary DcWalt, are spending few
days in Charlotte, n. c.
On Thursday evening a highly
enjoyable musical was given at the
auditorium, under the auspices Of
Mrs. NJ. @. !. kcrps. The program
consisted chiefly Of songs and read
lnGs. Many friends from nciuhbor-
ing towns and States lent their tal-
rnts for the OCCASION.
The Prosperity graded school
closes next week. beginning We'd
ncsday evening with the exercises
by the graduating class, the address
by Mr.. ". II. Hand, and ending
with Mrs. Brownies piano recital on
Thursday evening". The members Of
the graduating class and the sub
lcctS OF their theses are as follows:
Miss Maud Livingston-"U "Un-
conscious Goodness"
Miss Julia Schumpcrt-"All That
Glittcrs Is Not Gold."
Miss Eula Taylor--"'rhc Evolu-
tion of a Character"
Miss E:,micc Dominick, Master
Mcl'all Wisc-Dcbatc, the query
being: "Should South Carolina
Have Compulsory Educations"
lhis term closes the schools first
year as a State school, and a very
successful one it has been. The pros
pcct for next year is even more
promising. The teaching force will
be augmented and other helpful
improvements will be made.
Mrs. Harmon and Miss Grosc
close have gone to Little Mountain
to be with Miss Marie Latham dur
ing the commencement there.
MIR. Charles Barr has resigned
his position as night central Master
Wise Gaines has taken his place.
Miss Maudc Counts has gone to
Atlanta to visit her sister. Miss
Pearl Rikard.
a very sad death occurred near
here last Friday. About two o'clock
Mrs. Joe f. Dawkins went into the
field to speak with her husband.
Just as she reached the spot where
he was she fell over. dying almost
instantly. Mrs. Dawl<ins was the
daughter OF Mr.. p. Brooks War
ncr. She was only twcntv-four
years OF age. She leaves a daugh-
ter.
The Rev. Mr.. Krcps announces
that there will be services in Grace
church on Sunday at II a. NJ. All
the members are urged to be pre-
sent a'ad every one else is cordially
invitcd
The following is the program Of
the piano recital to be given by
pupils OF Mrs. Jas. d. Qualcbaun,
Friday evening. May end. 1908:
/ Return Of the Heroes. Keller,
Misses Leah Boland, Mary Lizzie
} Duncan. Ruby Russell.
2. Little Blonde Waltz. Hclcomtc
Miss Clara Brown.
3. Just a Bunch OF Flowers.
SPEEDING, Master Henry Ouattlc-
baum.
4. Dorothy, Smith, Miss Mary
Lizzie Duncan.
S. La Fontainc. Bohm, Miss
Aida Ray Wheeler.
6. Dress Parade March. Trio,
Keller, Misses Ruby Russell, Kitty
Mathis, Clara Brown.
7. First Dancing Lesson, For
man, Miss Maggie Connolly.
8. Pink Domino Waltz, Rcnard
Miss Susan Quattlcbaum.
9. How Sweet the Moonlight
Sleeps (a), Deccvcc, Betrotha1
March (b), Lindsay, Miss Leah
Boland.
10. Nodding Daisies, Tearis,
Ruby Wheeler.
II. London Bridge, Lanson, Miss
Klttic Mathis.
I2. Auf Wcidcscum, Duet, Bail
eY, Misses Annie zee LanpfOrd