The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-05-30
CLOSE THIRTY
THIRD YEAR
of Active School Life Of
Hartford College.
Exercises Held Here This Week
and Diplomas Presented
Tonight.

Beginning Sunday morning at the
Baptist Church with the baccalaure-
ate sermon and continuing with ex-
ercises this week each night, marks
the close of the thirty-third COM
mencement Of Hartford College.
The baccalaureate sermon was de-
livered by DR.. S. M. Miller, pastor
of the Broadway Methodist Church,
Louisville, who preached an eloquent
and inspiring sermon to an immense
audience. Special music was furnished
by special choir, representing all of
the churches in Hartford, lead by w.
JI Bean.
Cinderella in Flowerland" an OPP
eretta in four scenes, was presented
Monday evening at the opera house,
by large company of little people,
under the direction of Miss Glenn and
Miss Marks. The house was crowded
Monday night, as every night this
week, and the performance thorough
ly enjoyed.
Those taking part in it were: Be
atrice Griffin, Vera 'Midkiff, Amelia
Pirtle, Juanta Pickett, Ruth Lowe,
Ambie Ford, Anna Belle King, Nell
lie Blair, Zula May Howard, Beat
rice Bean, Sue Spalding, Gladys
Bennett, Flora Rhoads, Rosethelyn
Collins, Elizabeth Cauley, Margaret
King, Clara Wilson, Mary Maxwell
Bean, Katheryn Williams, Tiny
Midkiff, May Palmer, Dorcas Lyons,
Lillian Schapmire, Bonnie Sosh,
Mary King, Marie Skaggs, Geneva
Howard. Conatt Rhoads, Udemah
Rhoads, Wade Martin, Raymond
Miller, Alfred Duke, Guy Daniel,
Forest Casebier, Jack Riley, Thorn
as Tyro. Louis Gray Brown, Ray
mond Yeiser, Neville Rhoads, Bo-
dine Carson, George Baugh, Philip
May, Park Tappan, Harris Walker,
Charles Taught. Ellis King. Walter
Mischke. David Barnes, John Moore,
Arnold Likens. Jennings Cauley,
Virgil Grove, William Davidson,
Clifton Black, William Luce.
Between the second and third
| scenes, Master Lewis Gray Brown
was presented with a beautiful med
al, being given by his teacher, Miss
Glenn, to the pupil in her depart
ment who received the highest grade
during the entire year in geography.
and Lewis Gray is manly little fell
low and is justly proud OF his medal.
Tuesday night Miss Nails music
class gave a piano recital which was
an enjoyable entertainment. Besides
Miss Nall those who took part in the
recital were: Misses Mary Laura Pen
dleton, Moreno Black, Amelia Pirtle,
Victoria Barnard. Kathleen Turner,
Martha Pate, Kennedy Collins, Eliz-
abeth Davidson, Lorena Ford, Mar
garet Coleman. Matte Duke. CORN
Flener. Lucille Pirtle, Katherine
Pendleton, Marian Holbrook, Mrs.
Otto Martin and Master Henry d.
McHenry.
"The Honest Shoemaker" and
minstrel drill were given Wednesday
night by the pupils of Prof. Ander-
son, and the drill brought much ap-
plause, so much that 1t was necessary
for the "little niggers' to go back
on the stage for the drill again. Just
Plain Dot" was a short little play
given by pupils of Prof. Hedrick,
and the participants played their part
splendidly. Berry Dudley Walker de-
serves mention for the good manner
in which he played the part of Bust
er Black, the negro with a ravenous
appetite"
Those taking part in the first play
were Misses Victoria Barnard. Ken
nedy Collins. Ethel Barnard. Mabel
Rhoads. and Messrs. Oscar Bennett,
Henry McHenry. John Ross Taylor
and Don Tichenor. In Just Plain
Dot" the following young people APP
peared: Misses Lurene Collins, Alice
Foster, Anna Rhea Carson. Mary
Barnard, Mary Bean. Mary Newbolt.
Moreno Black. Wilma Lowe. Winnie
Dean Moseley. and Masters Berry ID.
Walker. Larkin Griffin. Glenn Tins
ley. Hinton Leach and Randall Wat
tersOn.
Last night the annual high school
declamatory contest was held, and