The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-27
HARRIS.

Harris, Feb. 26s-I0 the regret or
all our school closed here last FRI
day, Miss Maggie Lou Ethridge, of
Laurel Hill, as principal There was
quite an exhibition at the closing,
the following program being rem
dered:
Song-The Battle Hymn of the Re-
public, by the school.
Recitation-Oh Why Should the
Spirit of Mortal Be Proud, by Lera
Grohagen.
Recitation-Red, White and Blue,
virgie Wright, Sarah Oliver and Ina
| Geohagen.
Recitation-People Win Talk, by
Lawrence Jones.
Song-Mother' Advice, by school
Recitation-Learn to Say No, by
Virgie Wright.
Reading-How We Hunted a
Mouse, by Retta Reddick.
Recitation-Don't, by Ina Gohagen.
Recitation-Our Day, by Roye
Wright and Adrian Jones.
Recitation-Old Glory, Annie Oil
yer, Virgie Wright and Ina Geoha-
gen.
song-Columbia, Gem of the Ocean,
/ by school.
Recitation-My First Speech, by
Royce Wright.
ecitation-Nature When Am a
Man, by Hugh Jones.
Song-Though Your Sins Were
Scarlet, also with Virgie Wright
clinging to the cross. ..-
| Recitation-Look for Gladness, by
Callie Jernigan.
The Bald Headed Man, reading by
Lera Geohagen.
TIL Be a Sunbeam, sung by school.
Play-Uncle Peters Visit to the
School, play by Laurence Jones, Vir-I
gle Wright, Retta Reddick and Annie
Oliver.
Recitation-Dear Little Girl in
Heaven, by Claudio Reddick.
Recitation-Hair Curling Time, by
Attic Jones.
Reading-The Glorious Constitu-
ton, by Sarah Oliver. 4
Song-Old Black Joe, by school.
Recitation-My Matrimonial Views,
by Myrtle Reddick.
Recitation-My Pledge, by Adrian
Jones.
"7he Quarrel Song, by Attic and
Adron Jones.
Reading-Story of the Hatchet, by
Rita Reddick.
Song-star of the East, by Miss
Etheridge, Retta and Myrtle Red
dick.
Play-Jolly for the Minister, by
Myrtle and Claudia Reddick and
Lera Geohagen.
Song-God Be With You Till We
Meet Again.
This exhibition was well attended
and enjoyed by all present, especi-
ally the patrons, and we hope to have
Miss Etheridge with us again this
next term of school.
A party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Jones on Friday in honor
of Miss Maggie Etheridge, which was
well attended and greatly enjoyed by
all. Music was furnished by Mr.. w.
T. Hart with violin; Mrs. Hart, his
wife, with guitar, and brother, Mr..
S. L. Hart, accompanied on the piano.
We have been very fortunate during
the past ten months to have the Hart
family here among US. They have
entertained so often with their nice
music.
Mr.. Chester Martin was a pleasant
guest among friends and relatives
here last Sunday and Monday, hav-
ing come up in his fast launch, The
Span, from United States quarantine
station, where he is now employed.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Hart is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Dorcas this week.
She is greatly missed by her many
friends here.
Mrs. Martha Condor and Mrs. p. J.
Williams, of Pensacola, were very
pleasant guests of Mrs. Asa Ward
and family Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. George Wright Of Wright, Fla, !
was on our streets Saturday and Sun
day.
Messrs. S. Ia Hart and Lonnie Mar
tin were callers at the home Of Cap
tain J. T. Jones Sunday evening. |
There was a valentine party given |
by Mrs. Belle Wright last Monday
night in honor of Miss Etheridge. |
There was quite few in attendance. /
Dancing was the order Of the evening, I
music being rendered by the Hart /
family as usual Miss Etheridge has
been with us here the past six months /
and to know her is to love her. She /
will be greatly missed by her many /
friends here.
Mr.. E. C. Hart has been on the /
sick list the past few days. He is
much improved at the present writ
ing.
The schooner Viola cleared port
this evening for Pensacola laden with /
shingles from the Sweetheart Sawmill |
company here.
Rae Stoutenburg is now in position |
to furnish detailed information re-
garding the 'porpoise."
Soc Box of Tetterine