The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-05-18
HUSTONVILLE.

! Eleventh Commencement Of Hus-
tonville High School is notable in ex-
cellence of every detail. Rev. A. II.
! Baugh's baccalaureate sermon has
been pronounced by every competent
critic, a brilliant classic in that long
CLEANED field of allegory and advice.
Rev. II. l.. Calhoun, of Pennsylvania,
delivered finished class address. His
subordination Of interests and conven-
fence to that service is testimonial of
his fraternal self abnegation. Gfadua-
ton essays were distinctively without
the musty adjectives, phrases and
platitudes familiar feature of such
literature, evincing independence and
| originality. Miss Mary Peavyhouse
read valedictory of pathos and per-
finance which was OF rare magnetism
to crowded auditorium and aisles at
the large Christian church. Professor
Robinson and talented associates have
displayed superior qualifications for
their works and the large percentage
of the enrolment which passed on
examination. In award of diplomas
Professor Robinson's abjuration of
self-eXploitation was refreshing in its
modesty.
The entertainment given by the
pupils of the school here on Thursday
evening deserves much praise The
house was crowded and a splendid
program was rendered. The muse
part of the program which was Civ
en- by Miss Anna Floyd was was en-
joyed very much. The proceeds of
this entertainment will go to help pay
for the school piano.
Will Peavyhouse, of Jackson, is
here visiting parents and friends and
to attend commencement of alma ma
ter.
Bowman Myers came over from
college at Lexington to enjoy COM
Increment festivities.
Miss Allie Yantis, of Lancaster. has
restored Hustonville to her select list.
and is welcomed with cordiality, which
should be rewarded by oftener and
longer visits.
Miss Bernice Allberton. of Tennes-
see, is charming guest of her cous-
Inns, Misses Peavyhouse.
Dave ". Allen, of Waynesburg. is
a familiar and most welcome person.
atty here. just now.
Will Wolford has yielded to solicit
tations of city fathers and donned the
badge of Chief of Police
Keeper of our pound is humanita-
rian, who can be depended on to
faithfully consider and administer to
physical comforts of all estrays, even
to milking such cows as cant report
promptly at the nome gap.
Adams Bros. have Il biicE annex
nearing completion which will supply
a long crying want of ladies' lunch
pnIlor.
There are heroes and heroes but
none so great as he who giveth his
ife for fellow being. With what rever-
ence do we uncover head and thank
God for such heroism as young Van
derbilt and Archie Butts, who gave
their lives thu. others might live.
Again there are patriots and patti |
OTIS. What contrast between Taft and
Teddy, late defeated candidates for
presidency of the one Nation. Mr.. |
Taft generously and humanely COM
mends the pacific policies of Presi-
dent Wilson, whilst Teddy's blood |
thirsty erupts in clamor for war ra-
pine and murder.
and murder.
Millions of American lives, billions
of money are mere bagatelles when !
weighed against Teddy's prejudices
and sentimentalities. But blood and |
biggest game interest the butcher.
HUSTONVILLE.
Response to hurry call by our
alert and efficient Road Engineer
with a carload of bridge material,
found it a cry of wolf! WOLFF but a
patch of small hole needed. A case of |
three black crows. Isn't the County |
Road car a beauty?
Reports from Crab Orchard pro-
duced an atmosphere of gloom to us
who failed to attend the road conven-
ton.
Miss lsa Floyd is back after almost |
a year in Arizona.