The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
Ggllgg's Birthday
 Celebrated
n The Town Hsii l sss Frida, VIsht--Further ParslekIsrs
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One of the most inspiring and patri- otlck entertainments ever give in Bing- vile took place Friday ev'g., this week iF the Town Hall being . show for George washington's birthday, in witch menny of our leadin men, women and children took active part.
 The entertainment was give by the Ladies. Aid of the Bingville Church. fhe proceeds to go lords paying off some of the pastor's back, salary wlch has been accufnuiating for several yeers. The en- tartainnnent was e nci1nced on yellow bills in red ink and was printed at this offlse Cf you desire ennythink printed in red ink send in your or6er at onct as we aint got a grate cal of 1t lefO telling whore the entertainuent would be held and when, but not givin Tien1y pertick- Iers less some of our citizens might think they knowd all erbcut 1t and wouldn't come.
 The adnishion charged was 10 cts. per head and five cts. for children under l2 yeers. We never realised before how nleriny children there was in Bingville under l2 years of age until that ev'g. It is almost anuAxin. The hall was crowded i6ug before 7.so p. m. wich was the time for the entertainment to begin. ana the
 ider folks spent the waitin time by Iooixin around every time the hall door opened and shet and coffin every few rninnits. while the boys got a-cuttin up by knock in off caps fupti1 Seth Dewberry. our herofck constable. come down tho lie and kufKd little Tommy Barker and Jebby Stone and scared all the rest so they kept duset for a spell Bud Hinckley. who aiTit quite right in his head. fest hollered and laffed at Seth and Seth he put Bud outen the Hall three times before the en- tertainmept was over At 73o the Bing- vllle Horn Band wich has been prack- tislng on several pieces at intervals all winter begin to play Rally Round, tho Flag" and My Country Tis of Thee till Jed Peters, our intelligent school teacher, stopt them, on account of the musicl gettin mkt up, and they started agane and played ''Rally Round the Flag" Cy Hoskins. who was the presidin officer of the ev'g. q nounced whot theN piece was that the boys was going to play so as everybuddy would know without enny unnecessary disleusshion. The muslck was beautiful and all the boys let right out and we wish to state that the band Is improving. Lem Brown had some bother with his slide trombone wich was caused by few beans put Into the slide by his little boy who had it to play with, and Snide Peters who plays the cornet had his lips to weaken on him and had to rest several times, but otherwise the band done well and eyeTybuddy ap- plauded and felt ticRled,
 Follertng this Cy Hoskins announced that views from sterryopticorn and descriptshions of same with music on a p.onnygran would now take place. This was greeted with spIause and the man that run the machine sed they was got up speshial to give this show iu Bing- vile. We afterwards lerned he received erbout two thirds of the proceeds for cpmin to Bingville, so Rev. Moore will get only erbout g and ffty-fye cts.
 Follering the views and phonnyKraff se- lecRshions the audience was invited to repair to the basement of the hall where they were welcomed by several members of the Ladies Aid Of the church, who had George Washington badges pinned on them and who conducted the eager throng to seats. These ladies waited on the table wich was set with an abun- dance of good things to eat. including Sandwiches, Coffee. MIX, Doughnuts, Pickles. Cakes of various kinds, Wash Ington Pie and other Pie, etc. Everybuddy pitched in and ct hearty.
 Follering the supper the audience re- turned to the hall again and lissened to several recitashions by the children of the Sunday school
 Little Willie Cooper spoke a piece on the deth of Washington wieh was mise and sad. Willie only forgot one. verse This was followed by Sarah Stebbins, aged i've or 6 who sed little pome err boot Washington always telling the truth.