The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-05-15
CLOSING OF THE CITY
SCHOOLS
The Commencement Sermon Preached
By DR.. D. ". Lingle, Of the Union
theological Seminary. Of Rich
Interesting Services
Mothers Day

notwithstanding Services
Mothers Day
A Sunday large crowd gathered al
the auditorium, the occasion being
the commencement exercises of the
City Schools, DR.. Lingle, of Rich
mond. preaching the sermon. This
was Mothers Day also, and the
1 High Point Lodge of Elks had a
special committee in charge of flow
lefs, and presented each one with a
carnation as they entered the audi
| torium. Come Thou Almighty
King" was the opening song, BY a
select choir, in charge of Miss Clara
I Boyd. The invocation was deliver
ed by Rev. L. w. Mcfarland, of the
Friends Church, followed by an
anthem by the choir, PilgrimsChorus
from Tannhauser. Scripture Reading;
Hymn, Stand up for Jesus" with
prayer by Rev. DIR. w. C. Tyree,
of the First Baptist Church. Mr.
II. S. Barnett rendered, a very beauti-
full solo mot Ashamed of Christ. /"
The sermon of DR.. Lingle followed =,
and his text was "What Will Thou
Have Ne Do?," delivering most
interesting and practical talk, direct
ed in the main to the young people
OF the audience.
MONDAY NIGHTS EXERCISES
The following program was car
ried out at the graduating exercises
Monday night:
Prayer.
1. Song of the Gypsies-Wald-
meister-Glee Club.
Orations and Essays by Repre-
sentatives of the Senior Class.
?. The Commission Form cf Gov
ernmeot-Oratio ation-Edwin Jones.
3. The Unrest of America-Es-
say-Oma Gray.
4. Child Labor-Ora1ion-Clif-
ford Heindel.
5. A Diadem. of Opportunity
Essay-Sara Richar rdson.
s. Shall We Abide by the Monroe
Doctrine?-Oration- Turner Cum
mings.
7 The Harbinger of Success
Essav-Juanita Hammer.
8. Good Night, Good Night, Be-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Club Quartet.
9. Awarding ofMedals and Prizes.
10. Presentation of Diplomas.
Benediction.
THURSDAY NIGHT EXERCISES
The annual class day exercises of
the High School were held Thursday
night at the auditorium at $3.50
O'Clock. The following program
was carried out:
] GIee CIub-Shoogy Shoo-
Ambrose.
II. Senior Exercises.
John Richardson-President.
Oma Gray-Vice-Presi
Edwin Jones-Secretary and
| Treasurer.
Sara Richardson-Prophet.
H. Jennings Fleming-Historian.
Clifford Heindel-Orator.
Juanita Hammer-Poet.
Holt Fleming-Testator.
Oma Cray-Donor.
III. Quartet-The Night Has
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Mann, Alta Pickett, Dorothy Snow,
Oina Gray.
Program for Sunday.
Annual Sermon at II a. m.-Dr,
F. L. Lingle, Richmond, Va.
Music by Choral Society.
Annual Address at 8 D. m.-Dr.
Chas. E. Brewer, Wake Forest, N. e.
Monday Night
/. Song by Glee Club.
2. Orations and Essays by Rep
resentatives of the Senior Class.
3. Presentation of Diplomas and
Awarding of Medals.
4. Song by GIee Club.
AWARDING THE PRIZES
Turner Cummings won the j. Ell
wood Cox oratory medal and Miss
Sarah Richardson the NJ. j. Wrenn
essay medal; Mr.. T. J. Gold present
ing the former and Judge Edmonds
the latter. Mr. r. c. sLindsay pre-
sented the W. j, McAnally cooking
prize medal to Miss Martha Shields
and the sewing prize to Charlie May
/ Criddlebaugh. The judges were
Messers T. j. Gold, W. R. Edmonds
and O. E. Mendenhall. Mr.. J. Ell
wood Cox, chairman of the Board,
presented the diplomas to the grad
yates, followed by Supt Haynes
who made some timely remarks.
Death of Mrs. Mendenhall