The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-25
MILTON,

Milton. Nav 24-The class PLAY
The Pride Of Virginia. given by the
upper grade pupils and friends Of the
Milton public schools was presented in
the auditorium Thursday night and
WAS Witnessed by an appTeCiattEe aU-
dienCe composed of the parents of the
children and others interested in the
school work. Those taking part in the
eXCeIlentlN performed play were Mr..
Hurley Holland. Mr. Herbert Ellis, MI
Harry THOMPSON, Mr. Brown, Mr.
George Clark. Mr.. Wiley Williams, II
Mr.. Cecil Johnson, Miss Nerla Jerni-
gan, Miss Sadies Mellor, Miss Alta
Collins
\ small problem playlet. In dialogue
form The LittIjest Girl preceding
the class play, was a wonderful piece
Of realistic acting. with Mr.. : T. Ha~
Vey, Mr.. W. r. Erwin and little Mar
garet Williams The work of Mr..
Harvey and Mr.. Erwin surpassed that
Of many professionals in artistic mer-
it.
The Milton public school pupils were
in attendance Friday morning for the
purpose Of getting their final reports
and promotion cards. The work Of the
school in every department has oeen
especially pleasing TO the patrons, Tor
the children have shown unusual ad-
vancement. and as a whole, this is
considered as the best terms work
ever performed in the school.
In the afternoon the closing eXeT-
cises were held in form of an al fresco
commencement. this year a new and
pleasing departure from the routine
commencement program. An enjoyable
program was prepared - field sports
including a May pole dance.
Mrs. E. F.. Wells and children of
Munson, Fla. left for Fort Worth,
Texas, to be the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. Hattie stephens Of AIulat, is in
South Florida 10 spend her weL-earn-
ed vacation at various points
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". SteF ems spent
Monday in Pensacola.
Mr.. A. J. Adams of Los Angeles is
greeting old friends and looking after
property interests in this vicinity
Miss Irene Campbell returned to her
home in Chumuckla. after pleasant
visit with Mrs. ID. T. Williams.
Mr.. Eugene Jernigan was critically
i'll Monday from an attack Of acute
Indigestion, but his recovery is gladly
recorded.
DR.. J. Noble Hankins let Monday
night for Hot Springs to accompany
home Mr.. Calvin West, Mr.. L. T. West
and daughter Miss Bessie $50 return
ed from the springs, the party arrIV-
ing in Milton Thursday night.
Miss Florence Baldwin and Miss
Elizabeth Nancy. tea cheers in the Mil
ton school returned to their respec-
tive homes in AIachua and Plant City
Friday night. These charming young
ladies made many friends during their
term here who sincerely regret their
departure.
Miss Virginia Merritt Of Pensacola,
was the guest Of Miss Ruth Gentry,
Friday.
Mr.. G. N. Munson, was a business
visitor in Mobile the early portion Of
the week.
Dr. H Mason Smith was summoned
to St Augustine this week by Adiu-
tant General Foster, as an officer of
the National Guard. and assigned TO
the medical corps for the usual an
nHal weeks instructions.
Mr.. Parker Galloway IS in Tampa
enjoying a visit as the guest Of his
son.
Claude Rhoda returned to St. Louis
Friday after an extended visit TO his
parents, Judge and Mrs. I. Il. Rhoda.
Judge and Mrs Rhoda accompanied
him to Pensa cola.
Mrs. W. l. Sykes, and babies, spent