The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-15
COMMENCEMENT AT BRoDHEAD
Attractive Exercises by School Chill
dren-Rockcast,e Notes

Brodhead, May Is
This j. commencement week at the
school The exercises have been well
attended so far. and great interest is
manifested. The annual sermon was
preached last Sunday by DR. NJ B.
ADAMS. president OF Georgetown Col
lege The sermon was pronounced by
many the best they ever heard. The
commencement play. Better Than
Gold" given by the High School pu-
pills was universally accepted as the
best local play ever staged here. Miss
Mary Proctor. as the heroine. and
Wallace Haggard, as the hero, with
yerv strong characters for the less i'm.
portant places, handled the play in a
very excellent manner, to the delight
of all present. This plav will be pre-
sented at Grab Orchard Saturday even
ing. and we hope the Grab Orchard
folks will see to it that big crowd is
IN attendance Last Monday evening
was devoted to the musical depart
ment OF the Graded School. with Mrs.
W. r. Carter IN charge The program
was well arranged and every number
was well executed Tuesday evening
the Primary and Intermediate de-
partments presented fine program,
and the teachers should be highly
commended for the manner in which
their pupils acquitted themselves. Lit
tie Anna Marie Hicks deserves special
mention. She is about four years old.
Her part on the program was a vocal
solo. The Fiddle" which was one of
the very best numbers given. Wednes-
day night the Grammar grades gave
a good program, and Thursday even
ing DIR. II. II. Cherry, OF Bowling
Green delivered the class address.
Mr. Claud Thompson and Miss Myr-
tie Murray and Mr. Sherley Cover and
Miss Ida Judd attended church here
Sunday
Postmaster Owens is a member of the
federal grand jury at London this
week
Mrs K. f. Albright returned last
Friday from three weeks visit to
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. il. l.. Tharp
at Junction City.
Mrs. T. H. Likins was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Tharp at Junction
City few days last week.
Russell Proctor is visiting his uncle.
J. w. Proctor this week. and attending
the Graded School exercises.
Miss Mary Adams. who has made
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Thos
Cheriy Tor number of years. and on
account of sickness Of her parents was
compelled to look after them, return
ed 20 her home last week after an abb
snce of ten menths.
!. Thos. Cherry was in town last
Friday.
Frank Ward was here from Junction
City during the week.
Misses Mccall. OF Maretburg, were
visiting their sisters. Mrs. B. k. Viii
mot and Mrs J. J. Albright this week.
Misses Gertie and Matte Anderson
OF Paris. were visiting friends and rel
atlves here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. X. l.. Smith We're the
guests OF their daughter. Mrs. A. NJ.
Hiatt. Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Matte Smith, of Grab Orch
ard, was with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. Owens during the week
Don't forget the play Better Than
Gold at Crab Orchard Springs Sat
urday evening, May 10th. Admission
- and - cents, reserved seats IS c.
Part OF the proceeds will go divided
with Grab Orchards churches.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Watson and lit
tie Miss Anna Mae Pruitt, of Lancas-
ter were visiting his brother, ]. F. Wat
son this week
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Durham and
son, Master Austin Sparks. were here
Saturday and Sunday with relatives.
They were also here for the school ex-
ercises Tuesday evening
Arthur Anderson. of Paris. is with his
cousin, Henry Anderson this week.