Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-02


Danville;; Floy Blackwood, LonoKe;
George Allen, Portland; Nelma Oslin,
Crossett and representative from
Hot Springs.
-Four contests were held yester-
day afternoon beginning at $50
o'clock. The High School reading
contest took place at the Shriners'
Temple with the following confess
tants: Aylene Henderson, Waddron;
Nellie Leach, Pine Bluff; Katie Sue
Hammond, Lake Village; Leila An
dreWs. Prescott, Elizabeth Davidson,
Texarkana, Ark. Mary Pheaton Haw-
kins, Monticello; Velma Mcintyre,
Crossett; Susie Perciful, Lonoke;
Inez Blakely, Morrilton; Loda Orr.
Cabot; Cecile Shelby, Batesvi1le; Des-
sic MenX, Hot Springs; Ruby Skel-
ton. Argenta; Bernie Ross, Havana.
The preparatory school declama-
ton took place yesterday afternoon
at the Hotel Pines with the following
contestants: Jonas Harris, State
Normal; Milton II. Greenlee, Hendrix
Academy; Grover Cleveland, Hendrix
Academy; Robert Guthrie, Cumber-
land Academy; Tom Walsh, Hender-
son Brown Academy.
Contestants for the preparatory
school reading, which took place
yesterday afternoon at the Ilioh
school auditorium were Mary Nance.
State Normal; Lucielle Cupp, Hender-
son Brown Academy; Mary Wilson,
CHAMBERLAIN Academy.
The High School quartettes We're
heard last night at soc o'clock at the
Shriners' Temple with six High
schools represented as follows: Lit
tie Rock-Jeff Davis, Thompson Dun
gan, Henry Doyle and Scott Julian.
Russellville-Carl Price, Homer
Shinn, Boyce Sinclair and Tom Nc
Clure. Lonoke-Ed Sullivan. James
Robinson, Sturgeon Ford, and j. b
Caldwell. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Lun-
ny, Rowland, Frazier, Burt Harb, and
o. Jefferies. Portland-Horace Hud-
gems, James Balm, George and Hunter
Holloway. Pine Bluff-Roe Brewster
Edwin Howell, Carl Hamlin and
Willis Adams.
The High School debate took place
last night at the Shriners Temple
w III lIlC IolloN SCllooio anu W
resentatives: Charles Toliferro, Lit
tie Rock; Marvin Shaw, Portland
Raymond Martin, Hot Springs; Eng
land Benton, Lonoke; Melbourne
Smith, Waldron; Harvey Fred
Hays, Russellville; George Bowers
Camden.
The college debate was held at the
Shriners' Temple last night betWee
w. R. Stephens of Hendrix college
and B. O. Womble of the State Nor
NAL.
The winners of the above contests
will be announced by the judges to-
cups will be awarded after the judges
decisions are announced by Presi-
dent D. c. Hastings.
Begin at 8 M. Today.
The constests this morning will be
gin at 9 o'clock. The High school
reading, section B, will be held at
the High school; the college reading
at the Hotel Pines: college piano at
the Hotel Pines and the spelling con-
test at the High school.
The only two contests which will
be held tonight will take place at the
Elks theatre, and are the college
oratory and college voice.
The Contestants.
The entries from the forty-seven
colleges and schools taking part In
the contests, as announced yesterday
are as follows:
Arkadelphia Henderson Brown
College, Miss Anna Lee Hamilton, Of
ficial representative; Jewel Joplin,
reading; Libbye Keatley, piano;
Fredonia Rowland, voice; John Chi
dester, grafton; Estelle Baldridee,
preparatory piano; Lucille Cupp, pre-
paratory reading; Tom Walsh pre-
paratory defamation.
Cumberland College, GAINESVILLE
Mary, Wilson, preparatory reading;
Robert Guthrie, preparatory declama-
ton; Jane e. Morris. college voice;
Louise Wallace, college reading;
Eloise Johnston, college piano; Claud
Brinton, Grafton.
Central College, Conway-Eva E.
Hamilton, official representative;
Vasti King, reading; Dean Balm,
piano; Jane Cammack, voice.
Hendrix College, Conway-C. J.
Green, official representative; J. j.
Harrison, grafton: j. F. Rogers, al
ternate grafton; W. B. Stevens, de-
bate; B. O.. Wombie, alternate de-
bate; Milton H. Greenlee, Drepara-
tory declamation Grover Cleveland,
preparatory debate
State Normal, Conway-Miss Iris
Hibbard, official representative,
Marie Nance, preparatory piano;
Jones Harris, preparatory declama-
ton.
Agricultural School, Monticello
Mrs. W. S. Johnson, Official represen-
tative; Jewel Stonecipher, piano; Earl
Stonecipher, Carl Williams, Chester