The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-17
MOUNT HOPE.

'rhe following program was render
ed, ,.. -, $685..
singing ..~......... Institute
Invocation *...:. Rev. d. G. Deans
Singing .... Star Spangled Banner
What are We Doing A. r. Galloway
Welcome Address D. c.. Deans
Response. Miss Mayme Hale
Singing. .. 800
What shall we do to arouse educa-
tional interest among our people;
Opened by A. T.. Henderson.
Followed by Prof. J. Nj. AFTER, D. G.
Deans ana A. II. Galloway.
Intermisslon.
-::..-.~.. --==-. 2::SO T.. M.
Why did not Canada take part in
the Revolutionary War;. NJ.
AFTER. '""
Singing.
Address--Miss Barlow, of Tallcdga
Seminary, Florida.
The Institute then adjourned un-
til $50, at which time the follow
ing program was very creditably
rendered:
Singing by Institute
Grafton. %. T. Williams .Tr
Recitation -. Miss Lena B. Tlice
Singing by Institute.
Select Reading-Miss Jane B. Cal
aoway.
Recitation :. Mrs. G. b. Anderson.
After the programme refresh
'ments were served by the Ladies',
which helped to- defray the expenses
Of the Institute. Many visitors and
patrons OF the various schools were
present and seemed to. enjoy the
programme.
| - The following teachers We're in at
tendance - -------
A. II. Galloway, d. G.. Deans, Oil
yer Wfskerson, A. f. Henderson, ].
NJ. Arter. ~
! Misses Mayme Hale, Lena B, Rice,
Catherine Booker, Julia Wilkerson,
&. A. Oglesby, Ellen Galloway, Ella
Burke; jamie B. Galloway
The pupils Of Macdonald Graded
Sch DOL, Of which Rev. DC. Deans Is
principal, and Oliver Wilkerson as.
sistant. had an outing and reunion
.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., visited the Kiisyth
Special School taught by A. e. Hen
derson, r.
| The school arrived al kilsyth Oh
the noon train an6, had luncheon in
the school room, after which the
pupils of both schools romped upon
the spacious play grounds until l:3v
4 no lo11
urc a little. more obstructive. The
lfctlowing program was rendered
Jointly: -.-
Invocation-L. w. Thompson, trus-
| tee.
singing America
Wel.o,ne Addrcss--Barbara Thomas
Kilsyth.
Response - Maniel Hill, Macdonald
laecitatto n--Th codorc Walton, Kill
ayth.
Recitation 49, Cora Booker, Macdon-
aid.
Singing.
Quotations.
Reeitatton-IsaiaA Swan, ki!syth
INSTRUMENTATION Locke, Mac
donald.
Singing
Recitation 1865. .Claretta Thurston
After short addresses by the teach
CTS and q number of the many Wis
;itors present the pupils were dis
missed for a short recess.
! At $3.50 they babe the teacher ana
pupils Of the I<iisyth school adicu
with promise Of like visit to them
in the near future. The occasion has
caused much comment as it Is the
first time the pupils of the two
schools have had such Gala day.
Rev. J. w. Warren preached his
farewell sermon Sunday morning.
He will leave for Conference Mon.
day.
Rev. Deans preached for him Sun
day night.
Rev. D. G. Hunter and y. C.. Deans
exchanged pulpits Sunday morning.
The former held services at Hnt;Top.
and the latter at Macdonald. :; The
k1lsyth Baptist choir rendered rnu-
Sic, for Rev. Hunter In the morn
Ing and for J. w. Warren at night
| l.. w. Thompson was business
visitor to Fayetteville Saturday.
Elmer, the 0year old soYi OF DR..
e. Is. Jones, died Saturday morning
of Typhoid Pneumonia. Interment
i Monday III the town cemetery. Nofe
! than zoo school children attended
the funeral. His classmates we're
the~ pail bearersl 49,
Mrs. Eliza Thompson OF the West
Side. has been qu.te III for several
! days.
| The rGCeption given Rev, ! w