The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30
The KINGDOM OF
HEARTS CONTENT
PRESENTED AT CLOSING ExER.
clses OF JUNCTION CITY HIGH
scHooL-PERsoNAI NOTES.

ing at the Hall by members of the
High school entertaining the patrons.
patronesses, friends and well wishers
IT the school Delightful re,resh-
ment were served and the hall was
too small to hold the crowd On
Thursday evening the play, The
Kingdom of Hearts Content" was
presented by the High school mem
hers. This proved TO be an admirable
vehicle for the young actors and
actresses. who acquitted themselves
well. Several musical numbers be.
tween the acts served to entertain
the crowd. These were played by
Miss Lula Bates and her brother.
Edgar, of Danville; Zana Rogers and
others Of this place.
TN ednesday evening the hall
was well filled with friends OF the
school. who despite the extreme heat
had come out to hear the closing OK
ercises. The invocation was said by
DIR. c. V. Cook. of Danville, Rev.
Strother, of Georgetown, having been
unable to come. Miss Laura Kelly,
the graduate, then read her essay,
which was entitled The Heritage Of
Tomorrow" handling the subject ithw
great deal of force and Judgment
Miss Lucy Hankla gave a violin solo,
accompanied on the piano by Miss
Lula Bates, of DanvTie
DR.. Cook followed this was halt
comical, half-serious talk on Good
Viii" His talk was loudly applaud
60 and was followed by Miss Lucille
Rawlings on the violin. Following
this Prof. II. A Scomp made the an
nual address to the graduates. which
was followed by violin solo by
Frank McGraw. Then IN a well tim
ed and spoken address Prof J. "
Rawlings presented the dip oma TO
Miss Kelley, this being followed by
the Bennidiction. The singing O: Miss
Willie Benton Logsden 90: the songs
See, Love, bring thee Flowers" and
"A Memory was a feature of H.. 90.
casion.
Sterling Chase, son Of Dr. II. s.
Chase, of Somerset, LAS stricken
with appendicitis while here taking in
The Commencement Hi. father was
talo graphed for and upon his arrival
took the young man to the 81. Eliz.
abeth hospital in Lebanon. whore an
operation will be performed IN a few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crow, Of Dan.
vile. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Crow and Mr.. Matt Grow,
lett Wednesday for Joplin, Mo.
Miss Shelby Mason. OF Lancaster. is
visiting Miss Willie Benton LogsdeI.
Misses Ruth Boyd. of Indianapolis,
and Margaret Overstreet and Lottie
Westerfield, of Parksville. were guests
OF Mrs. H. G. Wilson during Com.
mencement
The remains of Mrs. Wiltse Ham
ner. who died Wednesday. were bur.
led in the local cemeleSy Thursday
afternoon. She Is survived by Ed,
Porter. Oscar. Jim Hammer and Mrs.
Belle Blackety. She was IS years OF
age
Mrs. Margaret Brown :ert monday
tor a k;,i. Of cayaraI u,aakO IA Nor
father. Mr.. George Vermiiiion in Dan.
vile.
Miss Ioueia Jingle has finished
her school at the hall On iioiling Fork
and is now with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. Lingle.
Mrs Mary Jenkins, aged 81. died
ut the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
John Routon Friady evening. as u
result OF fall in which she sustain
ed a broken arm She was the wid- !
Ow of the late Clinton Jenkins, OF Hus'
and is survived by one daugh. |
ter. Mrs ]. F. Routon. Her remains
were taken to Hustonville Saturday. |
afternoon, where they were buried In /
the cemetery at that p ace SUNDAY
in the presence of a large crowd oil
friends and lovd ones,
Miss Pearl Evans, OF Harrodsburg, |
is the guest of Mrs kendrick Kelly.
Mrs. W. A. Reynolds has returned
from "A visit to Mrs. II. $ Chase in
Somerset.
Miss Agnes Green is visiting IN
nanville. being the guest OF Miss Mar
shall Palmer,
Mr.. +. I. Burke is having the par
Der shop occupied by Johnnie West
painted.
Miss Lucella Brown, OF Parksville,
who has been visiting ner aunt, Mrs,
}. IL. HankA. has return 10 her nome.
Mrs. William Caskey, OF Corbin. is
listing her mother, Mrs. Mary
Frances Wells.
Mrs. William Trosper and nelce.
Miss Anna Ohler left for Corbin Mon
lay. where the latter will be with her |