The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-07


broad valleys that swell TO Criner ,
mountains on the south and to tn"
gray old Arbuckles on the north, and
gliding into great meadows on the
west was the scene on last Friday
Of one of the most delightful school
closings il has ever been our lot to
witness.
Mrs w. NJ. Robinson, principai,and
Miss LiTlian Tucker, assistant, have
been in charge of the school the past
two years, and the success that has
crowned their labors was fully dem
onstrated in the program on this
day.
At 1890 the pupils in regular line
and with measured tread marched
from the school building to the near
| by park grounds. From an eminence,
at given signal, the whole regiment
broke into grand hunt for Easter
eggs The search went merrily on
/
| Ily in the basket of the hunters and
! then. hungry from the race, all turn
ed to the long table laden with rich
viands, such as Plainyiew ladies
know how to prepare.
Following dinner a program was
rendered by the pupils, which not on
ly reelected much credit on the
proud and happy parents but also
upon their estimable teachers who
have labored so energetically for their
school.
Mrs Robinson has taught in Ard.
more and vicinity for the past eight
cen years and holds very hish
place in the esteem and confidence
of our citizens, Thoroughness, aner-
gv and perseverance characterize
her administration as well as anu
sual executive ability. There are few
teachers who can arouse so much Gil
thu'lastic work as Mrs Robinson.
Miss Lillian Tucker, kind, gentle,
well beloved by her pupils, was edu-
Gated in Ardmore public schools,
having graduated in Glass '06. Fri
days exercises closed her third year
at Plainview and this testifies con
vincingly of her success in her cho-
sen profession.
The following program was a
treat to the audience, staged as il
was in Plainview park.
PROGRAM
Song" America
Invocation.
Song-"The Farmer Boy
Opening Piece-Roy Zellner.
April Willie Heron.
Easter By six little girls.
When Pa Gets Sick."-LeRoy
Jones.
Fathers Chicken George Her
on.
The Modest Violet."-Tommie
Coyle.
Glad 10 Be Girl."-Glennie
Lynch.
Dialogue-"Red, White and Blue
Three girls.
Song-"Star Spangled Banner
"A Woodman. Roy Zellner.
"Cmfew Shall Not Ring Toni -ht
Grace Fraser
"A Homesick Boy"-Eurl Warden.
Grandma Pays the Bill'-Lillie
Beard.
Song-"A Model Young Man
Little Cloud. ."-Juanita Coyle.
"A Modern Belle Mamie Wray.
Flag Drill-By Sixteen Children.
The Negros Prayer.-Roy Zellner.
Dialogue-Five boys.
Song-"Red, White and Blue -
Lonnie Beard
"Mr. Nobody. y.'-Bertha Warden.
What Became of Lie. George
Heron.
Who stole the Birds Nest?'-six
children.
"Johnnieh History Lesson, Toy
Zellner.
"A Disappointment" - Florence
Mitchell.
Closing Piece.-Le Roy Jones.
Easter morning dawned very hap
ply at the Confederate home, where
the health of the old soldiers is par
ticularly good this spring. At break
fast they were most pleasantly sur
prised by finding a big basket OF Eas-
ter eggs for which they drew lots,
each receiving goodly share of its
contents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gait are eX-
ceeding thoughtful of the old sol
diers and lose no opportunity OF let
ting in all the sunshine they can on
thair daclininp wears