The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
ideal CITIZENSHIP"
WIS SPE|lKER'S TOPIC.
C. c. FEATEaESToNE DE-
LIGHTED AUDIENCE
PRIZES AWARDED
Last Night Of Frazer's Year Drew
Large Attendance To Hear
Brilliant SPEAKER

its second year last night with the
literary address delivered by the Hon.
C. c. Featherstone of Greenwood.
The senior class exercises were al
so, held last night and the prizes for
the different branches of the work
were awarded. The class history
was read by Jerome Beck and tho
prophecy was successfully read and
written by w. w. Sullivan, Jr. Both
the history and the prophecy were
written in the same style that WAS
used last year, the scriptual form.
The prophecy was exceedingly, anus
ing and the history OF the class told OF
the funny and otherwise things that
had happened to the pregent class.
These two papers we're features OF,
the night.
Delightful music was rendered by
soveral ladies OF tho Presbyterian
church. The music was enjoyed by
every one.
Aster the class exercises Mr.. Fea-
therstone delivered the literary ad-
dress to the school. He spoke on
THE Ideal Citizenship" and the adj.
dress was most instructive and most
complimentary to the school and es-
pectally to DIR. Frazer. Recommend
I'd the efforts of the school and stated
that the need between the high scloui
and the colleges of the State was rap
Idly being filled by just such insti-
tutions as the Frazer academy. He
stated that with several such schools
as the academy the college course
could be cut down to three years in
stead OF four years as at present.
IN his address, Mr.. Feathefstone
paid high tribute to Professor Lig-
On, his old schoolmnster OF the days
that were Epent In, Anderson. Mr,
FeRtherstOne spent sometime In An
defson at school and he said that An
1erron was to him as tho women of
he Titanic disaster. He told the joke
d the jews who were In the cloI..-
ng business in New York. Isaac
and Moses we're out OF stock and they
decided 70 take q trip. to Paris to re-
plehish their stock with the very Ia
test fashions; Their trip was made
only o few months after the Titanic
disaster. They made the trip ON the
Lusitania and they were both on the
1eck Just before retiring. Isaac
4 Safd that he was going to retire and
Moses said that he would Join him
I'm q short time. When Moses went
TO his state room Ia found thar tho
room was covered with feminine wear
ing apparel and in the bed there lay
form upon whose head was dain-
y night cap. He at once investigat-
| I'd d!Rnd found beneath the friIlefi Gown.
and the dainty lace cap there lay the
orfn or his partner, Isaac. He de-
nanded an explanation OF the matter
md upon being awakend Isaac replied
! Remember the Titanic Nose wien
nat boat sunk, the cry was, ladies'
/ frSt!" Mr.. Featherstoiie said that
vas the way that Anderson always
came with him. First forever.
Mr Featherstone said much on the
question: OF the i1literate person who
has the ballot He says that the un- :,
sdncated people were misIed by the
;cheming politicians and that nothine,
but thorough education would pro-
dnce the perfect state OF government.
! He also stated that conditions now are
n such q muddle that the most learn
i ID OF politicians can hardly under
ttand them and that was sifre sign
i the poor, ignorant man had no chance
| whatever, to make the right seiec-
/ tion, Rven though he wanted to. He
summed up the Ignorance of the Am
i erican public in very compact manner
by saying that ignorance was d mem
i ace to Ideal CitiZenship, but that ed
ncattol went hand IN hand with ItIeai
citizenship.
u
4 iYsarded TO the winners OF the va
1ous contests. The faculty medal.
which. is to be given to the beat orator
went 10 Jerome Beck The I 1 !.
Hamnlett prize for the beat essay on
u given gnbiect was won by Frank ri
Steeie. This war one OF tho hest 81
i prizes II wax twenty-five dollars IA
Il 1iyoi6 d 4 =
The Mortimer Beatty Blbfe prize ID
/ .yiyen TO the student having tbs isis6-
4 aat standing IN the Bihie. debaf gIst J.
This prize was declared d draw. ns
our OF the young men had pspcra
here WIS practically no difference
IN The school gave the other tlifea
men sttiIlar prises OF i've dollars IN
gold The Jelnaera or tho BibIe nri-
;es eefe Messte Rupert AIcFaiI, ysFII-
ls.asE ssafttil;s tin lNeely and Z sspsssl- :
i liam Gentry g9
srhdratifig Glass and Che banes;ici i1.s, I'm
1 Was nroaounce6. g q s