The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-05
CARLISLE SCHOOL CLOSES.
Twentieth Annual Commencement,
Exercises Held This Week.

this week, commencing Saturday
night at the school auditorium. This
| was called students night, and the
following program was rendered:
Duet, Grown Of Triumph" F. P.
| Atherton- Misses Mildred Knight
and Carey Graham.
Chorus, Dreaming - H. R. Shelley.
Solos, "Signs of Spring. Daniel
Rowe, Airy Fairies" Geo. L. spaul-
ding-Mary Francis Walker.
Mock Trial, THE Great Umbrella
Case"
Solo, Simple Confession" F.
Thomas-Miss Mildred Knight.
Solo, "Cheerfulness, F. Neumann
!-Rebecca and Carey Graham.
Boys Chorus, "Stein Song" F. F.
Bullard.
Sunday morning at Trinity Metho-
dist church Rev. Preston B. Wells,
of Charleston, preached the COM
mencement sermon before large and
interested congregation. In the even
ing he preached the annual sermon
at the same place before t'se Young
Peoples Christian Associa ion Oh the
school. Mr.. Wells is one Of the
strongest preachers in the South
Carolina conference, and it was a
great pleasure and privilege to have
him deliver these sermons.
Monday evening the regular grad
uating exercises took place in the
auditorium, when the following pro-
gram was carried out:
Duet, "Silver Bells" Henry Werts
Misses Annie Lou Byrd and Cary
Graham.
Prayer-Rev. M. L. Banks.
Chorus, Swedish Peasants We'd
ding March," A. Sodermann.
Annual Literary Address-Dr.
Watson B. Duncan.
Duet, March, En- Route" H. En-
glemen-Misses Edith McCants and
Ida Carson
Glass Poem-Miss Agnes Connor.
Class Will-Charlie R. Staley.
Glass History-Hampton Mitchum.
Glass Prophecy-Miss Nell Nc
Cants.
Valedictory-Lewis Stabler.
Solo, "Lov'st Thou Me-" P. Wachs
Carey Graham.
Awarding of rtifcates-Head-
master J. C. Guilds.
Duet, "At Full Tilt" A. VanRoalte
Misses Mildred knight and c. l..
Bradley.
Statement by Board of Control.
Chorus, Lullaby" Joh. Brahms.
Benediction-Rev. NJ. L. Banks.
The marshals selected from. the
two literary societies for both Satur-
day and Monday evenings were:
Clement Browning. chief. Kilgo-
T. P. Duncan. Francis NJ. Bamberg,
Ralph Shieder. Sheridan-W. j..
Bowen, Jr., P. B. Mcleod, Willie Fox
worth.
Presiding Elder NJ. L. Banks made
the announcements for the board of
control, in which he related the pro-
gress of the work on the new dor
mitory, and stated that Headmaster
Guilds and Mr.. w. C. Duncan had
been reelected, with Messrs. Mer-
chants and Edwards as the other two
members of the faculty, the instruc-
tor in music and the primary teacher
having not yet been selected. He
also read a resolution of thanks pass
ed by the board of control, thanking
Mr.. W. D. Rhoad for his splendid
gift of an athletic field, and also to
those citizens of Bamberg who had
so generously contributed to the
building fund of the new dormitory.
The graduating class this year
numbered twelve, nine young men
and three young ladies, as follows:
Agnes Pauline Connor, Alice Isabel
Edwards, John Weissinger Folk,
Elinor Lillias McCants, Louis James
Mcconnell, Hampton Alden Mitch
um, William Duncan Rhoad, Jr.,
Edward Laules Smith, Charles Ry-
an staley, Lewis Bellinger Stabler,
Marvin Meadors 'Stabler, Jarvis Earl
Thompson.
In presenting certificates to these
young people Headmaster Guilds
made a short but most impressive
address, stressing the fact that it
was essentially the work of Carlisle
not only to educate and train the
mind but to develop strong Chris
tian characters in the young people
who came within the influence OF the
institution. How we'll the school
succeeds in it's great work ample
testimony is borne in the lives OF
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