The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22
COM IMPEACHMENT EXERCISES
Forrest City School Closes Notable Term With Glass of Twenty
 Seven Graduates.
School is out.


 The pupils have finished the course of study prescribed in their respective grades passed crGditable examinations in review, have been given their pro- motion cards, and are entirely happy and we'll pleased, as likewise are their parents, with the work accomplished.
 It has been notable sesSionIn many respects well known to the public and patrons, and therefore we shall not attempt to catalogue them here at this time. The most notable, however, is that the Graduating Class of 1914 is the largest in the history of the school, and the Commencement Exercises have been of very high order, differ ent from those heretofore presented, and rising as theydid upinto the high ground and out of the old ruts of Last Day Closing Exercises.
 The Class of 1914 numbers twenty seyen-twenty-three splendid, beauti. ful and accomplished young women and just four fine. handsome young men. viz:
 Misses Hattie Horton Bessie Davis, Mildred Perkins, Marye York, Mabel Fisher, Nan Wilkins, Nellie Taylor, Muriel Rogers, Mary Sanders, Carrie Evans, Anna Sanders, Rebecca Cowan, Julia Barrow, Mildred Bean, Mae Laughinghouse, Edna A Aldridge, Cath crime Walker, Bessie Delano, Julia Rose, Sadie Borden, Jennie Warshav- sky, Mary Eldridge, Catherine Per kins and Masters Gazzola Eaccaro, John Lanier Raiford Payne and Tom Campbell.
 The work of the session was brought to happy close Saturday, and every day since has been filled with joy to the pupils. The days following made up gala week, especially for the Class of 1914, which was feted and congratu- lated and ridden in automobiles and made much of, and they enjoyed every minute of the time, turning them selves loose,' so to speak, and letting the energy of youth have full sway in happy and innocent pleasures.
 On last Friday night, at the court house, Miss Margaret Cause, the accom- plished and efficient teacher of piano. entertained her patrons and the pub lie with a splendid Class Recital, in which her very large class acquitted themselves wite great credit to them selves and honor to their instructor. The beautiful courtroom was artiSti- cally decorated for the occasion with potted plants and cut flowers, wreaths of evergreeDs and boquets, and pre- sented picture that will long be It. membered. Miss Cause has demon strated her splendid ability as teach CT, and has given general satisfaction to her patrons. She has made friends of all the Forrest City public, and especially of all those who have been dil ilectly interested iu her work, which has been most successful, Every num- Der on the splendidly arranged pro- &Ld Ldul dS tANCllCbti1 "Cli iSiuOi Sbi and we regret that time and space for bids special mention of the individual proficiency of each pupil, We under stand that Miss Cause has been ten dered and accepted the position of piano instructor at the school for another year, aud after spending her vacation at her home and e'sewhere, will return here in August to reorgan- ize her class
 On Sunday morning at II o'clock, the Rev. pr. H. II Watson, of Angus ta, occupied the pulpit at the Baptist church, and delivered the Baccalau. reate Sermon before the class, and a very large, intelligent and cultured congregation. It was rare treat-a grand sermon, filled with great truths to guide and encourage those who are just at the Commencement of life their Career" a sOlace if they should meet with reyers.S, comfort in yicis. situdes a source of encouragement when they may be discouraged-a grand sermon from the stoiehouse of great information laid up by patient, hard study and toll, just as they shall have to toll and lay up treasures in their minds, if they succeed
 Monday was given over to fun and frolic The Class were taken in auto. mobiles, which were beautifully deco rated In tue Class colors, and, supplied with tin horns, bells and other fun making im plements, they made cir cut Of the principal thoroughfares, and screams of laughter emanating from every throat made the welkiu ring with joy.
 Gu Tuesday night, at the court house, was given the Glass Day EXer cises. It was the happlest occasion of the season. A program of unusual interest, made up by the class, was