Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-06-02
BROOKSVILLE.

are visiting Mrs. Walker George
in Meridian.
Miss Meek. of Sails, has recent
" been the guest of her relatives,
Mrs. Henley and Mrs. Eris Jaml
son.
Miss Aline Cunningham, of
Togo, has been with friends in
town.
Misses Ruth Roger. Ida Mae
.Jamison and Mabel Woodward are
at home from the 1. I. & c.
Mrs. d. M. Love left Wednes-
day for Hattiesburg, the home of
two of her sons, Messrs. James
and Lowery Love.
Miss M. w. Crymes left as soon
as school closed for Meridian,
where she will take care of the
children of Rev. J. D. Crymes,
who recently lost his wife.
MI. Crutcher, of Nashville, is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Harrison Shull.
Mrs. Annie WOOtten has gone
to Indiana on a visit to her grand
daughter, Mrs. Patton.
Mrs. J. N. McMorris received
news Sunday of the death of her
brother, Mr.. Will Cosby, lin
Kaufman, Texas. Mr. Cosby was
for a long time a citizen of our
town, and many here sincerely
regret to hear of his passing away.
He leaves a wife and two grown
SONS.
Last Saturday morning little
Mary Adele Parks breathed her
last in the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Parks. Her
body was laid away in the Bor-
ders cemetery Sunday morning,
Rev. MI. Lee officiating at the
grave.
Wednesday afternoon Messrs.
T. w. Tate, T. w. Madison, W.
B. Bell and Wallace Mcleod came
into town in Mr.. Tate's new auto,
having made the trip from Mem
phis, Tenn, in quite a short time.
Hon. III. H. Brooks, Jr., and
wife, of Macon, were in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. McMichael and Miss Anita.
of Artesia, were in town the first
of the week.
Mrs. Dow, of Meridian, has
been with her sister, Mrs. Graham,
this week. .
The BrOOksville High School
closed with a concert Thursday
night May 25th, with the follow
ing program:
Mother Goose Con $500. Primary Dept.
Mother Goose, Marie Thompson
MUSIC
A japanese Reception-FIve Japanese
Maidens entertain girls of other
nations and the American Boys
Kite Boys of Tokio-Drill of japanese
Maidens and Guests.
Piano Solo. Miss Annie B. Johnson
THE MASQUE OF COLUMBUS
Scene-Near Castle in Spain. Time-Dream
Time
Act l. The Good Spirit promises Co.
lumbus a vision of the future America
The visit of the DISCOVERIES. An Incl
dent of the history of the Smith family.
-Four ladies' of the early Colonial DAYS.
The Thirteen colonies summoned before
Gov. Andres.
Solo. H. j. Shull
Act II. The Boston Tea Party at tho
Inn of the Green Dragon, Dec. 10, ITS.
Dancing of Minuet by guests at tea
party.
Piano Solo. Miss Trudie Carpenter
Act III. Columbus visits Chicago IN
1898. He does not like the modern
American ways. The Good Spirit leaves
him q sadder and a wiser man.
Good Night song.
SECOND NIGHT,
Debate and graduating exercises.
Affirmative. Negative.
James Norwood Bevel Peterson
Lester Hines Edwin Madison
Tom JEFF Roger Bethea Tate
Subject: Resolved that the -Annexa-
tion of Canada will be of Mutual Bene-
fit to the United States and Canada.
Lester Hines was awarded the Jor-
dan medal in the debate.
The graduates were: Miss Judith
Lee Gaines, Miss Mary Henley. P. w.
McMorris, Bevel Peterson, Lester
Hines and Charles St. John.
Miss Gaines was awarded the direc-
tors medal for the best essay.
Mr.. Charles ST. John received the
medal for scholarship and the best pa
per on Immigration" in Mississippi
and Louisiana.
Prof. Collins has made US a fine prin.
clpal and we regret his severing his
connection with our school.
T.. C~I