The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-12-30
MISS RALErS SCHOOL
CLOSES AT fAIRVIEW
Last Friday and Interesting Lit
erary Program and Din
ner We're Provided.

Program of the entertainment CIV
en- at the close of Fairview school,
on Friday-December 20. 1910.
Welcome Address-Margarete Will
son. I'll
What / should hke.-Josie Ethel
Stogner.
Recitation-lva Myers.
Recitation-Earl Taught.
Sing a song of Cheerfulness- Beulah
Walker Wilson.
A warning.-R. NJ. Brownd.
Two neutrality-suspicious. Wilson.
Recitation--Everett Dee Myers.
Why don't you answer the boy-Ida
Bell Taught
Merry Christmas-Ida Myers.
A childs Christmas prayer-Mamie
LESSEE Stogner.
My little speech-R. M. Brownd.
Winter is near-Mary Lorena White.
If ] were a little girl-Josie Ethel
Stogner.
Christmas time-Shelby Myers.
Santa Claus--Ida Bell Myers
Recitation-Felix White.
Take care of the minu.es-Emmet
Taught
There isn't anyone for me to play
with any more-Ruby Acton.
Farmers interchangeable Wilson
A peculiar Wedding Scene-Bessie
X. Acton.
The wreck of the Responsibilities
Myers.
The little Christmas tree-Dora
Taught.
Papa's letter-Myrtle Brownd.
Why should the spirit of mortal be
proud-Armet Wilson. I
Christmas.-EuniceW Wilson.
Changing colors-Deck Bpwnd.
The Old Actors story-Bessie Acton.
Dialogue, Our Christmas Dolls-Ru-
by HELEN Acton, Mamie Leslie Stog-
ner, Mary Lorene White, Lorena Will
son, Beulah Walker Wilson Ida Bell
Myers, Ida Bell Taught.
Dialogue The tables turned-Deck
Brownd, Mamie Stogner, Margarete
Wilson, Lorena White, Ruby Acton,
Lorena Wilson.
Dialogue. The Woman's Rights
Bessie Lea Raley, Eunice Mas Will
son, Walter Myers.
Dialogue. Miss Jones Millinery OPP
ening.-Bessie X. Acton, Eunice VIII
son, Lucy Brown, Dora Taught, Mar
garet Wilson and Horace Hughes.
Dialogue A Proposal = Myrtle
Brownd and Walter Myers.
Dialogue, Editors Busy Day-Walter
Myers, Shelby Myers, Dora Taught,
Eunice Wilson, Bessie X. Acton, Mar
garet Wilsn HORACE Hughes.
Dialogue. The Train to Mauro.-
Bessie X. Acton, Walter Myers and
Emmett Taught.
Dialogue The Bachelor Hall Med
ley.-Lucy Brown, Dora Taught, Mar
CARTE Wilson, Eunice Wilson, Bessie
K. Acton, Armet Wilson, Deck Brownd.
Walter Myers, Horace Hughes, and
Emmett Taught.
Dialogue. Morning Callers-Eunice
Wilson, Dora Taught, Lucy Brown,
Doee;o Aatop Manic Ctoo,,or' p,,hv
Acton, Shelby Myers, and Deck Brownd.
Diarogue. The Frog Hollow Lyceum
Dora Taught, Margarete Wilson,
Lucy Brown, Bessie Acton, Walter
Myers, Deck Brownd, Armet Wilson,
Shelby Myers and Emmet Taught.
Dialogue. A Sudden Discovery
Dora Taught, Walter Myers, and Hor-
ace Hughes.
Closing Address-Walter Myers.
Song.-God Be With You Till We
Meet Again.
Delightful music was furnished
throughout the program. And at noon
a great dinner was servedwhich had
been prepared by the patrons OF the
school in honor of the teacher. The
dinner was very nice indeed and all
seemed to enjoy 1T very much. The
teacher, Miss Bessie Lea Raley, deliv-
erde an Interesting and impressive
talk which was enjoyed by all. She
has by her sweet disposition won for
herself place in our hearts, that
will ever be hers.
We, the pupils consider the past
term OF school the most profitable
and pleasant six months of our lives
and trust that our dear teacher may
ever be as loved and endeared by her
pupils and friends at odd Fairwew.
We desire in her behalf to extend
our thanks to the kind ladies who
prepared the nice dinner (which was