The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-26
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De FuniaS May 35.--Palmer College
Commencement exercises closed Wed L
nesdey, with graduating exercises DO
the Chautauqua auditorium. The stage
was beautifully decorated. the hall
brilliantly Lighted and the young grad
yates were happy. bright and attrac-
tive, so altogether. the closing night
for the session 1912-l913 was one 10
be pleasantly remembered for years 10
come. There were three charmiug
young ladies who were given must"
certificates. having creditahly finished
the prescribed course. These young Ia
dies displayed much talent with end
less perseverance, and their musical
ability is a delight 70 their families
and friends. They were Missca
Alice Walker, Ethel Chapman and
Ruth Butler Miss Chapman wa
awarded two certificates, one each FOR
voice and piano.
The graduating class from Palmer
College academy were: Misses Vera
Kellar, Catherine Walker, Ellen Adair
Roberts, Lila Patterson and Sela
Campbell. and Messrs. Ewsrt McKiu-
non and John II. Patterson.
On Thursday night the eighth grade
Of Walton High school, twenty-four
in number, received certificates OF pro
motion into the High school with the
following programme:
Song-First grade.
Inyoca tlon-Rev. }: e. westq p. :
Song-SeCOnd grade.
Defamation Contest.
The Swan Song-Eulalie Beatty.
The Battle Of Baunockburn- Walter
Cats.
Song-Third grade.
College Oil Cans--Donna Jones
The First Steamboat on the Mississ-
ippi-Lillie Mcdonald
Song-Fourth grade
Salutatory-Nannie Pearl CaWthou.
Delivery Of certificates Of promotion.
Zfncr rtv,,1, 90
grades.
Address-Dr. r. q. Baker.
Valedictory-Wil Beatty.
Boat song-Eighth grade
Prof NJ. R. Robinson. principal Of
grammar school, is Justly proud Of this
class. Throughout the year teacher
and pupil have worked together har-
moniously and intelligently VIII
Work made the highest class standing
with Miss Brady Hudson a close sec
vance OF her.
Friday night at eight o'clock. Nav
%, -four young ladies graduated from
the High school II is TO the credit
Of this class that while they have been
studious, beyond the average and have
had excellent class standing they real
ize that their real education is just
fairly begun and are all presumably
planning already 10 enter next year
the State college at Tallahassee. Fla.
Dean Sully from Tallahassee made the
graduating address, which was highly
appreciated by the audience as well
az by the Faculty and pupils Of High
school On this night Mr.. Walter
Cats was awarded the w. c. T. L
medal for best temperance essay and
Miss Lille Mcdonald, the Breaze med
al for oratory.
On Friday night the following young
ladies graduted from the High school
1913: Misses Cebell Warren. AghIev
Warren. ,
Mr.. W. X. Jennings returned Satur-
day from the sanitarium in Atlanta
not so much improved in health as hts
friends hoped to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox ellis are In
Knoxville for the week end.
Rev. A. c. Smyth returned Friday
night from Tallahassee whore he at
tended the Episcopal council. Dr..
Smyth was charminRIv entertained
while in Tallahassee and Is IN love
with the Capital City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Beach were made
very happy Thursday morning by the
arrival Of fine baby boy.
Mrs. r. v Thorpe is visiting her
mother in Alabama.
Mrs. Willie Roberts from Pensacola.
was the guest OF Mrs. r. e. L. Nc
Caskfn during Common cement week
Mr.. and Mrs. Favorite, who were
hotel are now keeping house in the
north end o. town, where Mr.. and Mrs
G. r. Arners formerly lived
Misses ParstOn MoRat and NIfss
Mayler left Saturday for jackson
Vile They will sail from there on
Monday afternoon on the steamer
Somerset, en- route 10 LynchburE. w
10 attend commencement exercises
Macon WOman's coIleRe-tHe
Alma Mater Of Miss Moffett We arc
I'D 70 Iar
aides will come back 70 DeFrIntalz
Early in the fall and resume their du-
les as teachers in Palmer college for
he ensuing year
Miss Christian Mcdonald left Gaf
lrday to spend part Of her vacation
With relatives in Argyle
Miss SteptoI Campbell epenf The
asst few days before leaving for nor
nome in Virginia, with Mrs. A. G. e
Smyth in her lovely suburban home
asst Of town.
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