The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-04-29
Ben Hills Schools Celebrate
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the father and mother given place honor respect
which they justly deserve for the future welfare
of this country.
James Hill said that twenty years ago thirty per
products OF this nation exported Now the has
creased to less than half of this In
nouo economic our resources for we will be using all of
products.
The state of Georgia the only shut by
Chinese wall supplies 1t has plenty of
fertile soil and climate except that of the
10 mingle education with labor is what need
Stone Mountain the largest the world yet
the capital of Georgia built from Indiana MARBLE Our
are not being utilized sailing vessel caught mid
ocean in equatorial calm For weeks the vessel refused
At last in their agony the sailors resolved help
quench their thirst The the
water from the Amazon that had failed with the salty
the ocean Friends open to what around We
have only to drop the bucket and will get the results
New England not agricultural section, and the people
that section soon realized that they would have
other occupation for living They about these
natural difficulties by giving their children the best system Of
schools the country AS result they have harnesed their
mighty streams and today manufacturing Southern into
CLOTH
The only dishonorabe is the der worker whatever
ne doing should be honored and praised The safety
sege on railroad trains does depend the pe of the
road but the engineer the remen that he would hardly
speak to if he met them on the street,
AS Governor Of the say most glorious and splendid
gift next to the church is education.
The Governor presented with beautiful bouquet of
sweet by he High School, and of by Seey
n /
is the fairest flower in Georgia."
DEFAMATION
The girls taking part in the defamation credit
their schools all did well and the audience showed their appre
citation by their liberal applause after
final bow
Florence Gladden. Williamson School,
Efie Sword, Lynnwood School.
Mary Greer Roanoke School.
Bondne Wilbanks, Ashton School.
Fannie Gibbs, Salem School.
Rosa Taylor, Salem School,
Gertrude Brown, Roanoke School
Ora Dormney Union School,
FstMary Greer Roanoke Gold Meda-First National Bank
ISecond-Fanne Gibbs, Saem Jewery-Russell Bros
ThirdGertrude Brown Roanoke, Percuator-Wa Holmes
Hdw. Co.
iFourh-Ee Sword Lynnwood Toilet Water-Dxie Pharmacy
ORATORY
The boys did splendid especially young Harris of the Ashton
School whose rendition of Gradys speech The New South
delivered with deal of feeling received with much
Applause by the appreciative audience
Clarence Mlnshew, Williamson School.
Horace Parham, Salem School,
Percy Trip, Roanoke School
Olan Brown, Lynnwood School
Cecil Harris, Ashton School
Frst-Cecil Harris Gold Medal-McCarty Joanstone Co.
Second-Jesse Taylor, Salem, Desk-Gaskn- Harper Co.
Third-Horace Parham. Salem, Pair Shoes-R l. Mafitt
tourth-Percey Trip Roanoke Bible-Bryant & Son.
SPELLING
The spelling Bee hello audience for quite time Rev. R.
M Mann literally transacted the old blue back speer his
to lind words that the children couldn't SPELL Slowly the long
line meed away until seemed the last four would nde
nelly To break the spell Eva Walker of Lynnwood finally her
tate followed by her school Lucille Bowers left
the field to Ashton with Iona Reeves and Roger dickson
ing for first position hyphon proofed the downfall Miss Iona
and Rogers the sole survivor making him the
spelling contest
First-Roger Dickson Ashton Gold MedalBen Hill Teachers
Second-LOna Reeves Silver Cup-E. P Wightman
Thrd-Lucie Bowers, Pair of Shoes-Cadillac Co.
Fourth-Eva Walker Lynnwood Stationary-BeaI Bros.
ESSAYS. COUNTY UNIT.
Dickson Ashton Gold Mea-Exchange Natl Bank
SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION
First-Eva Wadre Lynnwood Gold Medal Third NATL Bank
Brown Roanoke RockeSandn Furniture Co.
Ihlrd-torence Peterson, Ashton, Pcure-Mer Furn Co.
CULINERY
FrstViru Smith, Cotton Mills Gold Medal-Dnmark Drug Co.
AInclr1o Cold uon,