The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-06-01
FITTING SCHOOL CLOSES
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EXER-
CISES ARE HELD.
School Has Closed Most Successful
Year.-High Grade Work
Has Been Done.

The eighteenth annual commence.
| ment of the Carlisle Fitting School
came to an end last Monday night
and the general opinion is that ii
was the greatest commencement the
school has had in years. Many
friends of the school, from all Sec
tions, were here, and expressed them
selves as being delighted with the
work and the prospects of the school
"Student Night
| The exercises began on Saturday
night. This was student night.
| The program consisted OF instru-
| mental selections, choruses, a play
by the young ladies and burlesque
country court by the young men. The
students did their parts we'll and re-
ceived the congratulations of many
| friends.
The program in full follows:
Praver-Rev. w. H. Hodges.
Dut-Pizzacati from 'Sylvia"
Delibes-Misses Leonard Folk and
Annie Ruth Hodges.
Jack O'Lantern-H. Engel. Sing,
Robin, Sing-G. L. Spaulding-Miss
Virgie Folk.
Mrs. Richard D. Kellogg, Hostess
Miss Leila Axon.
Grace Kellogg, Her Daughter
Miss Reba Rhoad.
Maragret Brandon-Miss Leonard
Folk.
Laura Fitzsimmons-Mis Annie
Ruth Hodges.
Emma Summers-Miss Lurene
Wolfe.
Helen Stoddard-NIiss Eva McCue.
Frances Ayers-Miss Emma Warn.
Mary Castle-Maid convinced OF
Tyranny of Men-Miss Kate Living
ston.
1.-TWO Marionettes.'
Trio - Valse - L. Streabbog -
Misses Lessie Edwards, Annie Ruth
Hodges, and Emma Warn.
Burlesuue - "COUNTRY JUSTICE -
Justice Bradham.
Plaintiff Edison Terry.
Defendant-H Harry Kinard.
Attorney for Plaintiff - Stacy
Rucker.
Attorney for Defendant-Charlie
Staley.
Witnesses - Bulge - Harry
Rodgers; John Smith-Bertie John
ston; Jenks-Belton Sanders.
Jury-Terry HERS, foreman; Thos.
Duncan, Averille Graham, Hampton
Mitchum, Joe Rentz, Eddie Tuten.
Announcements.
Just for the Fun of It-W. +.
Sudds-Miss Leonard Folk.
Chorus-"Goo Night, Good Night,
Beloved"
Observation-Disclosures Stabler, chief.
Sheridan Society: Otis Johnston,
BERTHE Knight. Kilgo Society:
Charles Henry Strickland, Gerhard
Warn. The same marshals acted
both nights.
Annual Sermon.
On Sunday morning the annual
sermon was preached at the Metho-
dist church by the Rev. Robert S.
Truesdale, pastor of Central Metho-
dist church, Spartanburg. The church
was we'll filled, and Mr.. Truesdale
delivered most inspiring sermon on
Service. He pointed out that life
of true, humble service was, after
all, the only life worth while, that
service would dispel doubts and
fears, and that service would bring
physical strength. He pointed out
the extreme danger of us asking for
high position in the world when we
did not really know what we were
asking for.
On Sunday evening Mr.. Truesdale
again occupied the pulpit and spoke
to the Young Peoples Christian AS
sociation.
He stated as his Subject "He went
a little further" taken from the &C.
count ef Christ's night in Gethsem-
ane. This was a most timely address
to the young people, showing them
that the real heroes of the world
were the men and the women who
dared to "go little further than
their fellows.
Mr.. Truesdale was warmly recelV-
ed by large audiences both morning
and night.
Board of Control.
The annual meeting of the board
of control was held in the headmas-
ter's office Monday morning. This
was a lively and interesting meeting.
Many plans looking to the forward
movement of the school were dis
cussed. The board is determined
not to stop until Carlisle ranks, from
the standpoint of equipment and ef-
fciency, along with the best. Within
the next few weeks work will be be-
gun in getting the plant in excellent
shape fer the fall opening.