The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-05-18
Morris School Closing.

This is one OF the schools in district
No. Ii, and was under the successful
management OF Miss Jennie Mae Had
don Of Due West. The closing exercises
took place las, Friday evening. Mr.. G..
W. Barrow assisted Miss Haddoo With
the program. There was nice attend
ance. The exercises was opened with
PRAYER BY Mr.. f P. Morris. The fol-
loving program was spleudidly carried
out:
l. Song by the school, Union and Lib
erty.
>. Addresses OF welcome by three
girls.
5. Dialogue Wooing OF Jane by four
characters, TWO girls and two BOYS.
i. Song bv ten little oovs.
5. Recitation BY Bessie Barrow.
6. Tableau, No I Lay Me Down TO
Sleep.
:. Music by Miss Laura Morris
s. Dialogue. The Los. Dog, by Two
girls and two boys.
9. Recitation by Ethel Morris.
J0. Dialogue by Dr.. Brown two char
ac.e.s.
II. Son. by the school, kind Words
Can Never Die"
u. Recitation by Pennie Morris
I3. Tableau, Forgiveness.
Il. Recitation, Shall Not Ring To-
night, by Maggie DuBose.
Is. Dialogue, The Dolly Show, eight
characters.
ls. Song, Tentins Tonight.
II. Tabieau, Old Woman in the
School.
IS Recitation, Grea: Big Dog, BY
Clio McElveen.
10. Song Duet, Whispering Hope, by
Misses Laura Morris and jamie Huddoo.
20. Recitation, Dolls Lesson, by Myr-
tie DuBose.
q. Dialogue, Mother Goose, BY four
characters
-. Reading Love Letters, by Miss
Annie Morris.
.. Music by Miss L Morris.
-. Drill by school.
25. Tableau in three scenes.
IS. Song. Simply TO Thy Cross l
Cling"
-. Dialogue. one girl and seven boys.
Is. Song by the school, Vacation
Day."
4, the conclusion OF the elaborate pro-
gram Mr.. c. W. Barrow thanked the
audience for their attendance: thus man
Testing moral support for the schoo!
and then he paid high tribute 70 Miss
Eaddon for the manner IN which she
conducted the school and the splendid
training she gave 70 the scholars He
then invited the patrons of the school up
on the stage. with Miss Aaddon seated
in the from: the patrons endorsed her
administration. AZ the request o! the
patrons Mr.. Barrow rendered 70 Miss
Haddon the principalship of the school
for the next session, but should circun-
stances prevent her accepting for tie
mex, term, in very feeling language be
expressed the hearty welcome which
would always await her IN the conuun.
i;v. This has been very sucbesstu!
school year, and it is largely due 20 the
patient efforts OF the young lady 10
charge The community loves her and
is proud Of her. VISITOR.
u. Bon Saturday quite crowd
gathered ., the school house 10 enjoy
picnic, and the people enjoyed meet
ing each other. talking over the farm
prospects. and the various topics for dis
cussion. the young chaps made hay while
the san shone with The girls. and the old
fellows looked on recalling 70 sherise!.
YES the days when they were young also.
The dinner was served al about Two
o'clock, and such dinner, one would
no, imagine that such dinners could be
cotton up with bacon at 20 cents per
!! pound, but the people of this section DO
not have to 60 TO the packers for their
meat, they make it at home.
The writer happened 10 get 70 the
second table, but was fortunate enough
TO get between two pretty young ladies,
and they treated him nice. but Mr.. Edi-
tor. our young friend Joe Morris was
there 700, and The way he did eat was q
caution. II he was camel | should say
he was putting in supply TO take him
over the desert
a, four O'Clock Mr.. Barrow introduc-
ed Dr.. I. NJ. Woods, who gave TO the
audience . splendid talk on education.
The Doctor is st home on this subject as
he has demonstrated his support OF the
education of the masses. His speech vas
well received. it was teeminS with good
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