The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-21

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marked the first feature Of the Com.
meneement of the Dickson Csty
Schools. which comprises both Pub
| lie and High.
Miss Dockie Anne Shipp, teacher
LOT Expression. presented Misses
sammye Bryan. Marguerite Boyte.
Eloise Grain. Aline Fentress and
Dollye Sugg in Mrs. Wiggs Of the
Cabbage Patch" an original cut.
ting from the story by Alice Card
we'll Hogan. The cutting was ar.
ranged to represent twelve charac.
| tiers in five acta. Miss Bryan in-
troduced the drama In the role oi
Mrs. Wigs Philosophy"
In The mad and scam Of things
Something aisays, alEays sin9s. =
This set HAS closed with Ways
aud Means, and Miss Boyte pre-
sented The Annexation OF Cuhy'
| 10 part two. In part three Misses
Grain and Fenlress gave "A Thea
Ire Party" and MIR, Bob" respec.
lively. ln part four MISS Sugg gave
Mrs. Wiggs at Home and Aus
tralias Mishap."
IT'S one thing 10 be tempted,
Another 10 fall"
Miss Bryan gave the conclusion In
part five. The Benefit Dance. :
Each part was we'll sustained.
demonstrating excellent training,
skill and technique.
Besides the Drama, a Piano Solo.
by Miss Aline Fentress. and a Drill.
in which twelve children partici-
pated, were given.
SECOND EVENING.
Friday Evening, May l4th, Proi,
ID. l.. Swank, teacher Of hEisic. pre-
sented Misses Glenn Hopkins and
Nellie Burgie in Graduates Recital,
rne decorations were ferns aud ILL
HES and the class colors were yellow
and white.
The first number was given by
Miss Rurgie and Miss Glenn Hop
kins, after which Miss Wrenn Hop
Sins gave reading, Circus Nun.
This was followed by Miss Glenn
Hopkins with a selection from
Chopin, and reading by Miss
Elnora Miller. The Low Backed
Car" Other numbers were: Piano
Duet--"Love's Awakening" Mis-
ses Hopkins and Burgie; Piano Sc
lection from Chopin and G. Lavalle,
Miss Bursie; Musical Reauing--
The Little PEACH Miss Wrenn
Hopkins; Piano Selection from
List, Miss Glenn Hopkins; Read
ing--"Boy Orator OF zepata City"
Misa Elnora Miiisr. Tbs Recital
was closed with a Piano Trio,
Overture" from Rossini. by Prof.
Swank, Misses Hopkins and Burgie.
Prof. Swank presented diplomas
to Misses Glenn Hopkins and Mel.
lie Burgie with complimentary and
appropriate remarks. He said the
young ladies had excelled in skill
and technique. This fact they
clearly demonstrated in the Recital,
which was a treat for all music
lovers.
Misses Bergie and Hopkins wore
| white dresses. They were presented
| with a profusion Of beautiful flow.
ers. Miss Miller was gowned in
| gold tatfeta silk. Miss Wrenn Hop
Sins wore white over pink. Miss
Ship wore pink silk.
THIRD DAY-SUNDAY.
| Sunday. May is. Rev. +. X.
Whiteside, d. d.. OF Chattanooga
Tenn, preached the baccalaureate
sermon in the High School Audi
torium at ii o'clock. All the con-
gregstions in the city dismissed
services in honor of the occasion.
The decorations were ferns, lilies
and roses. and the class colors were
whi,e, and gold. Miss Glenn Hop.
sins presided at the piano, The
choir Was made up Of various rep
resentatives from the difieren, choir.
oi the city. Revs. r., ]. sricklin,
]. w. Mcdaniel, r. e. Whiteside--
the speaker Of the occasion--and
graduating ciass--threa boys and
! six girls--occupied the stage.
I Prayer hy Rev. j. w. Mcdaniel
to The Source of all Life. in tbs
Name al Him Who Died fsw All u
Us." Rev. Mcdaniel offered thanks
giving for the spirit OF unity on
this occasion. and prayed for q nev
isy'in the spirit of unity Tor educa
tion in Dickson He asked 4 spec
! ial blessing Tor the community yne
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