Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-06-12

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Friday night, the June ball took place
when enjoyment was uucondned. The
clark-Allen Orchestra furnished the
music.
Sunday evening the baccaalaureate
sermon was delivered to the students
by Rev. DR.. H. A. Grubbs, OF the Wal
brook Presbyterian Church. His
address was listened to with a great
deal Of attention and highly appreciat.
ed. His subject was one which appeal
ed .ohll present and proved lesson
Of Christ well worth learning and fol-
lowing
On Monday the Defamation and Flo
cution contest took place when an ami
mated and hard fight was made by the
contestants for the gold medals. 1t
was plainly demonstrated by those taxi
ing part that all were making streuu-
Gus effort to win the honors. The
Judges we're Rev. Horace w. Stowell
Mrs. J W. Beall, of this county, aud
Miss Mary P. Bernite, of Denton, Caro-
line Co. who after long deliberation
decided upon Mr.. George Hardy as the
best declamator and Miss Mamie Wi :
mer as the hest elocutionist Messrs.
Thomas Watson and Kennith Clark
deserve special mention among the
boys; Misses Mae Cox and Francis
Boone among the ladies.
The program was as follows.
Piano Duet Two Juveniles. 3urty
Marguerite Gardiner Il Lorena Bowling
Mark Antopy's Address, Brooke jenkins
Dat Time Honey Got Lost. l.. Morris.
Address to Titus. ...... George Hardy.
The Old Actors Story ..,.A. Mae Cox.
Scene From Catalina. Thomas Watson.
Piano Solo. 49,. Bacarole. -. .Ehrlich
Adelaide Morris.
A Telephone Romance. Mamie Wilmer
Webster's Bunker Hill Address,
Glenn Smith.
The Confessional. ....... Mary Barnes.
The Man With His Hat In His Hand,
Kennith Clark.
How Uncle Nose Counts, .....F Boone
The Glass Day exercises were held
on Tuesday and as usual proved to be
one Of the most interesting events Of
the week. The audience was kept in
constant laughter from beginning to
end and the participants wereapplaud-
ed time and time again. The class will
in which the teachers came in for a
number of roasts took the house. The
teachers received their requests Ia
good humor and joined in the laughter
that ensued following the reading o.
the same.
Following the program the visitors
were invited to the school building to
inspect the exhibit which proved one
of the best ever given at the school.
Too much praise cannot be given the
work Of the students. The display
demonstrating clearly that much good
and hard work was done during the
year.
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