Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
SCHOOL NOTES.
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Last weeks calendar was full
to over-fowing. On Wednesday,
night the meeting which has been
in progress for bout a month
closed, and we trust that the
pupils will be encouraged to burn
the midnight oil" so that we
may all work together during the
remainder of the school as the
last two months are so very i'm
portant.
On Tuesday night the class of
the second year High School saw
Ivanhoe" in the movies and
as we were studying it in the
class it was highly appreciated
by us. Many of the pupils avail
ed themselves Of the opportunity |
and a happy hour was enjoyed.
On Friday evening "The High |
School Literary Society" gave a
very enjoyable Moot Trial" for
the benefit of athletics, from
which a small sum was realized.
We think the young people de-
serve great deal Of credit and
much praise is being given to
them and their directress, Miss
Hawkins, for so successfully car
rying out the program Of the
evening. Messrs Herbert Maxey
and Garland Arnett with thirteen
witnesses, represented the Com
monwealth and James Swango
and Walter Sebastian with twelve
witnesses, the defense. The
lawyers showed great skill in
handling the case and the wit
nesses were realistic in the char
acters they assumed. Attorney
Morton Cisco presided as Judge
and rendered valuable assistance,
The jury was composed of sue.
cessful business men of the towr
and failed to agree on verdict.
AS the audience became rest,
less it was thought best to omit
some very important witnesses
from either side and we beg o.
you to remember that murder
cases are not decided in a few
hours but extends into days o.
ceaseless trial, untold agony ant
suspense.
On Saturday evening Paul Han
ey entertained a number of hi,
little friends at a birthday party
- ti'c - 4sl'ii! are soon to leav,
for Whitesburg itWasafarewel
gathering of his little playmates
A number of the pupils attend
ed trials at THE court house
during the past week.
Miss Stella Cisco was unable t
meet her pupils on Thursday>an,
Friday on account of illness
Mrs. Allen was also unable to b
with her pupils on Friday becaus
of illness.
The Teacher-Parent Associa
ton will meet in the chapel Fri
day afternoon at 3 o'clock an,
all parents are requested to at
tend these meetings.
On Friday evening March 26tl
Misses Cisco and Hawkins will
give a joint recital in the chape
and all patrons and friends are
cordially invited to attend. There
will be no charges but the teach
ers are endeavoring to bring be
fore the public the class room
work of the two departments
We extend a cordial invitation t,
the patrons to visit the depart
ments of the school-work, at an,
convenient time and as we be
lieve the school should be tn
center" of any community, W
are anticipating many pleasan
times during the few remanin
weeks o; work.
Motto:
Heights by Great Men reache
and kept;
Were not attained by sudde
fight;
But they, while their companion
slept,
Were toiling upward in tn
night.
Sequel:
Ring the curfew bell.
Can They Come Backl
The high tariff Republica
manufacturers who held a secrC
conference in Delmonico'S recent
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