The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-08
MUSCOGEE.

Justice q
sell as The Journals Muscogee corre-
spondent and the very efficient teach
eTs OF the Muscogee high school for
the term just closed, would like 10
state that your correspondent was NOT
the author Of either of the communi-
cations on the closing Of the school
published in Mondays and Tuesday,'s
Journal, but feel sure every citizen OF
Muscogee will share her opinion that
the term Of school and subsequent
C-oslng exercises were entirely sue
cessful and too much praise cannot
be given the four painstaking, con-
scientious teachers, Miss Flora Cox.
MISS Mae Wilkinson, Miss Myrtle Nipo
and Miss Mable Merritt for their
years work. Following IS the program
of the commence exercises which
was excellently rendered:
Wednesday Nieht.
Piano solo-Montaree Barrineau.
Recitation, Prologue to School En-
tertajnment"-Wilfr Tompkins.
Song, "Toodles"-Margare Hail
Dialogue, "The Debut and the Rose
-Wilfred Tompkins and Grace Tram
NELL
Song, Dolly, Stop weeping"-PrI-
mary pupils.
Play, playing. schoor-Interme-
Song, isn't Love a Grand Old Thing"
-Wilfred Tompkins and Clare Price.
Play, Flower Party'-Primary pu-
pills.
Song, Back to Baltimore"-Interme-
date boys.
Pantomime-"wn! There be Any
Stars in My Crown"
Song, "Oh You Blondy"-TTigh school
girls
Play, Akin Her Father"
Cast Of characters:
Pendleton Peppercorn - Edgerton
Patterson.
His Daughters-Priscilla Ann, Car
RE Hall; Palmcy Jane, Mabel Bradley;
Polly Lucreia. Florrle Pierce.
Augustus TyIer-BrooSs Merritt
Thursday Night.
Duet, THE Sleigh Ride"-Montaree
Barrineau and Gladys Mos,ey.
Delivery Of copy book prizes-Pre-
scented by Mr.. J. II. Patterson.
Delivery of honor roll pri2es-Pre-
scented by Supervisor w. G. Lott
Recitation, 80 Was T'-Irene Temp
kins.
Delivery of spelling and scholarship
prizes-Presented by Mr.. w. c. Lott.
Piano solo, "Ripples Of the Alabama"
Gladys Mosley.
Delivery Of eighth grade certificates
by Mr.. w. G. Lott.
Song-Eighth grade.
Song, Gee, But I'm Blue"-Hfgh
school boys
Comedy, champion Of Her Sex"
Cast of characters:
Mrs. DupieX-Neta Barrineau.
Mrs. Debora Hartshorne-Ruby Mos
ley
Florence Duplex-Marie Mosley.
Caroline Duplex-Gladys Mosley.
Rhoda Dendron-Ethel McKinnon.
Mary Dendron-Louise Welch.
Stella May-Ella Price.
Polite May-Middie Trammell.
Katie O'Nei!-Joseph Trammell
Maggie Donovan-Montaree Barri-
neau.
Honor roll-Marie Mosley, Gladys
Middle Trammell, Joe Tram
nell, Louis Spare, Ella Price, Pleas
Lewis, Velma Bell, Ethel McKinnon,
Edgerton Patterson. Sidney Dickson,
Carrie Hall, Eleanor McKinnon, Sid
ney WEIGH, Mildred Lewis. Jesse Dick
son, Grace Trammell, Hortense Cooper,
Martell McKinnon, John Bowman, VIZ
fred Tompkins, Glover Lott, Warren
Larlxin, f. G. Cooper, Vaughn Hall.
Spelling prizes-Grammar grades,
Minnie May Mullins; fifth grade, Will
lie Lowery; fourth grade, Hortense
Cooper.
irene Tompkins, seventh grade, Sadie
Nay Henderson; sixth grade, Fannie
Mcclure: fifth grade, William Rhodes:
fourth grade, John Bowman; third
grade, Bowman White; second grade,
" Rev. Mr.. Mccreary, TIE Baptist min
ster here, delivered-fnteresting ser
mons to good congregations in the
morning and evening of last Sabbath.
Miss Belle Wilkinson, of BreWton, is
he guest of Mrs w. G. Lott.
Miss Sophie Barrow, of Jackson,
Ala, is visiting relatives here. She
Will visit several weeks in Pensacola
before returning home.
Mrs. Richard Mosley, Miss Ruby and
Master John Mosley left Tuesday for
Burnt Corn, Ala. Miss Ruby having
attended school here this winter, she
sill be greatly missed by her numer-
,us friends. Mrs. Mosley viii be abb
sent about two weeks with relatives
md friends.
Misses Montaree and Meta Barrineau
ind Florrie Pierce are three other
school girls who are being greatly
missed by their schoOimates, they hav-
ng returned to their homes on Thurs
lay evening.
Miss Lila and John II. Patterson
ave returned from Palmer College,
1cFuniak, and are being warmly well
.omined by their friends.
Mrs. A. J. Johnson and little Eliza
,eth are enjoying an extended visit
With relatives in Tallahassee and Mad
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Crook and fam
", of McKinnonville, were over Sun
lay, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
crook.
Mrs. f. NJ. Price entertained Sat-
Irday and Miss Middle Trammel Mon
lay evening in honor Of Miss Ruby
Iosley, both evenings being very
pleasantly spent by the young people
Mrs. Silvio Albino and baby and Miss
van Wheat, Of Pinewood, and Mr.
Ralph Larkin Of F1ora.a, have been
dr. and Mrs. J. w. Larkins guests
Turing the Fast week.
Miss Eva Vaughn. Miss Nellie Grant
nd Miss Jennie Merritt are at home
or vacation after teaching in the
chools of Pensa cola and Roberts and
re receiving a warm welcome from
heir friends.
Miss Matte Lee Bell will return
Wednesday. she having been one Of the
high school girls.
Miss Flora Cox and Miss Mae VIII
,inson left for their homes in Pensa-
GA Friday.
Miss Myrtle Nipe is spending several
lays at Magnolia farm, after which
he WiIl visit in Pensa cola and De-