The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-08


IN a good school. This was to be
q gala day for them.
Mr.. CahOw, while on his return trip
to his northern home, met with an
accident in Alabama. His train was
wrecked by train robbers and six cars
were completely demolished. His
baggage was smashed to splinters and
the trains delayed eight hours. Mr.
CahOW was pretty well shaken Up
but proceeded on his Journey and
arrived IN Chicago twelve hours late.
Mrs. John YoUkey, while starting
fire last Wednesday morning acciden-
tally fired some pOrtierres making al
instant blaze, that threatened com
plete destruction. Prompt and bravo
action on the part of Mr.. and Mrs.
YOUkey saved the pleasant home. MI
Youkey's hands were blistered
Miss Susie White is now pleasantly
located in FOshee, Ala.
The young people enjoyed an ice
cream social at Mr.. Williamss last
Saturday night.
Only one person, Mr.. Iaxey. came
to complete the church sheds last
Saturday. The sheds are yet unfinish-
ed Let the good people rally and ha-
ISL the unfinished WORK
Our schools correspondence with
Montana Red Lodge school has proven
very interesting and instructive. lei
has been suggested that this work be
continued through the summer. 1t is
an important educational feature.
A very interesting term of school
closed at school No. so last Tuesday.
Average monthly attendance, SO per
cent; average attendance, per scholar,
nearly 90 per cent. Prize winners IN
attendance are as follows: Gordon
Meyer, George White, Frank Adams,
10y and Dayton Cofman. Annie and
Gertrude White
The school gave an exhibition TO a
pleased and interested audience Tues
day night. The following program
was rendered:
Song-Invitation, school.
Recitation Words of Welcome.
Joyce Wilder,
Recitation-"The Little Pig" Terry
Manning.
Recitation-"My Little Calf" Roy
Wilder.
Recitation-"Rosy Cheeks" Ana
Wilder.
Recitation-"A Little Scholar" Do.
Tis Meyer.
Recitation-'T Am Little" Kynion
White.
Recitation-''Thfnk of Me-" George
White
Jingle. Jingle" Cor
don Meyer.
Cottage Hill concert band.
RecitatiOn-"My Little Sweetheart"
Terry Manning.
DiaIogue-"Yankeeis
Recitation-"Do 1t Well" Rex
Thompson.
Recitation-"The Little Pupil" Ger
trude White.
Dialogue-'The Gossips."
RecitatiOn-"A Little Dog" Doris |
Meyer.
Tableau-''The Flower of the FAM
lily"
Recitation-''Wun'st I Was a Boy"
Annie White.
DiaIogue-"A Know Nothing Cucco-
mer."
Acknowledgment" Frank AL
ans.
Cottage Hill concert band.
Recitation-"Love'S Luggage" Ken
meth Neal.
DialogueZ"Ancient History"
Northumberland History Les
son. Charley White.
Dialogue-"The Lady and thst
Tramp"
Recitation-"A Reminder" Terry
Manning.
Tableau-"The Castaway-"
Recitation-"A Tiny Speech" Myr-
LIE MaunluS-
Recitation-"The BluebeHs." EuIa
Wilder.
Recitation-"The Boy that Laughs" |
Harold Thompson.
Dialogue-"They Mean Business"
Mothers Boy" Tommy
Manning.
Song by the school. "Gald Moments
of School Days"
A. Smith of PittsbuTg. Pa, called /
at this place yesterday. Conrad Scott
of Pensacola was also a business
caller yesterday
The sixth annual convention of the
Escambia county Sunday school as
ISOLATION viii be held in Pensacola
on Sunday, April %, 1909, in the Pres
byteTian church. All delegates are re-
quested to be present at $50 and
visit the various schools of the city.
Our Irish potatoes are disturbing
the earth's surface, and Corwding each
other for more room.
The school held their picnic in tie
5ChOOlnOuse On account of inClemeut
weather. All enjoyed themselves ve~y
much
Mrs. Rains Of Muscogee. stopped
in our village for a few days this
week.
The rain was needed very much aud
all early crops and fruits viii now
push forward rapidly.
~ADAH-nC