The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
Bellview's School Fair
Was a Big Success
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Second Aaron Cooper.
Corn First-Reuben Ard.
Second-Lowell Leonard.
Butter-Lizzie Handrop.
Pepper-Jack Brewton.
Second-Arthur Chestnut.
Do1l-First-Alma Johnson.
Second Violet Malone.
Apron-First-Lizzi Handrop.
Second-Josephine Staples.
e-First-Eena Brewton.
Second-Lizzie Handrop.
Biscuits-Lena Brewton.
ADMINISTRATION Johnson.
Second-Lowell Leonard.
Millet--First-Lowell Leonard.
Best Fruit Exhibit-First-W Wayne
/ jefferson.
Best Paper Doll-Annie White.
Pie-Edna Cooper.
Bread--Georgia Ard.
Ducks--Joe Mathis.
| Popcorn-Carrie White.
| Tomatoes-Nellie Chestnut.
Dog and Cat-Wayne jefferson.
The fair was held at the Bellview
school house and was opened with an
address by the Rev. w. T. Tracy,
who spoke enthusiastically along edu-
cationa1 lines.
The picnic dinner which followed
this talk was ample and appetizing,
and after dinner the children were
entertained with stories by Mrs. Jas.
F. Phillips.
One of the features of the day was
1 the, work of Miss Lonnie Landrum,
Canning Demonstration Agent of Es-
Gambia County, whose demonstration
in canning was as interesting to the
visitors as it was instructive for the
children.
/ There were several readings by
Miss Donna Jones, who has had
three years training in the Byron
w. Kings School Of Expression ir
Pittsburg, and she will finish there
next year. Among the poems re-
cited by Miss Jones was Bobby Shat
to, comic selection, and the follow
/ ing beautiful poem,
LIES MIRROR.
There are loyal hearts
There are spirits brave
There are souls that are pure and
true
Then give to the world the best you
| have
And the best will come back to you
Give love and love to your life will
flow
| A strength for its every need
Have faith and a thousand hearts
i will show
Their faith in your word and deed.
Give truth and your gift will be paic
4 in kind
For honor will honor meet
The smile that is sweet will surely
il find
Another that is just as sweet.
For life is. a mirror of king and slave
It is just what we are and do
Then give to the world the best 20,
| have
And the best will come back to you
II Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
u Miss May Wilkinson also contri
buted to the pleasure of the program
with several clear selections.
oi An address by Mr.. Edwards wa
one of the features of the day AM
contained some valuable suggestion
: as well as enthusiastic commenda
Y tion of the work of the Bellviey
: School.
: A number of the ladies of the Civi
t League were present, having gone t
the fair to study scientific gardening
land they expect to follow Miss Lar
d drum in other parts of the count.
e seeing what she demands of the chi
9 dren, and to what degree she sue
8 ceeds. They also hope to have t
e work done in the city alone the sam
e lines.
: Some cornmendatory expression
e from visitors who attended the fai
follow:
1 will say the exhibit or display {
II work of the school at Bellview is mic
is and almost beyond expression.-J.
n Molly.
D. This exhibit is equal to the count
,e exhibit-Joel Frater.
1t This is perfectly wonderful Mr.
" Mayes.
If all the schools would put on SUI
a fair, the educational efficiency
Is the county would certainly increase
a. Superintendent A. s. Edwards
e, The exhibits showed earnest trail
E. ing by teachers, careful work of p
st pills and hearty cooperation of patro1
Ida Ellis.