The Little River news., 1916-05-31
SERMON. ITO / :
 GRADUATES
Large Crowd Hears Rev. $. K. Burnett Preach Commencement Sermon,
 ''i<,.s <... Sunday at Auditorium.

Burnett of Huttig preach the com 1 riancement sermon, to the Ashdown High School graduates Sunday morn ing at the auditorium. A special ard inspiring feature of the service was tho splendid music furnished by ssl- ected choir with Mrs. Mayo Robertson as rianist. An appropriate scripture reading by Rev. F. P. Doak, was fol- lowed by prayer by the Rev. J. E.. Brown The closing prayer was led by Rev. w. T. Sullivan .ss The text of the sermon by Rev. | B:rnett was found in the Acts of Ap-. ostles: Silver and Gold Have ! Mono, but such as have, give I unto | Thee" It was the words the. apostle used in healing the beggag,. who came ! to. him begging aims. The preacher emphasized the fact that "a real suc- eessful life was that one that gave something to Enc world, and to hum | anity,-a life of service. He believed that all men had divine call to some special work the same as did min ister of. the gospel. Some were called ,to gactice of medicine, others to the thing. that they were best fitted. Christ was given, as the great example. whose i life's work was measured by service.
 He gave examples of grea. inventions that were >ble sing the world, the har-. sliebsing .cf electricity, the invention of efving fmac,lines and other things. ! Rev. Eurpett made his points. clear. ! Etoreable.. It was such a sermon,e as. ! tIre Iilour and the occasion demanded.
 sss1,, Program for the Week.
 Tuesday ight-Pr;mary l.. depart7. mems, drills, songs, rectations by the little people. -.,,s Wednesday night-Grammar grades, play and drills, also musical num- hers by r,psic pupils of these grades. Z Thursday1Contest for medals in dscksWation. and readings This pro- I gaam Miu be .giXep at .1o o'clock. @ [ y:.Fhursday nigIt.zA joint pfsgasm' i by. the Athensaani and Dehiestkensap. literary .soe!e 'iss. The ones in srnis de ba+e are Miss Gloyer sanderseneWil- i lis' Holmes and Curry Freeman, and Jack, Phillips, fe.s. -. F., Friday night2Graduating night Is:glass History, John Andrew Wood; Class Prophecy, Harry Coats; Music, Louise Coats; valedictory, Rosa Hill. Address pr. Virgil L. Jones, Univer- sity ot Arkansas Conferrins or dip Musical Program.
 The first and one of the most not able attractions of the. commencement sehes was tffe musical recital given by the high school pupils of the music department Friday night The teach CT, Mrs. Mayo Stone Robertson, can always be counted on to give a pro- gram which.is a delight to music low CTS, and the recital Friday evening was no exception. The program fol- lows:
 Duo two pianos, Dream of the Flow ers-Leo Deyibes-Elizabeth Sander son. Eva Johnson
 Two pianos, six hands, Arab Dance -Bilbro,--firct piano.-Iola Turner; second piano, Nita Wimberley, Rose Sandersoh.
 Vocal solo, How Love a Day-Chas E. Roat-yyMary Freeman.
 Duet, Galop De Concert-Mori,-Je Iambright, Mrs. Mayo Robertson.
 Piano Solo-Drops Of Water-Jos- eph Aseher-Cp. r.
 Duet. First Smile-Jean Paul-Haz- el Perkins, Nita Wimberley.
 Reading, ou Git Up-Eva Johnson
 Two pianos, s hands, Overture Suppe-Gladys Russell, Louise Coats, Mary Freeman, Juilett Corbett.
 Chorus, Goodbye Summer-Lyric- Agnes l.. Hughes, music: Frank Lyons, High school piano pupils.
 Piano Solo-A Venetian Sunset | (Teon 'Poem) c. Kunkel-Juilet Cor bett'
 nuo-Two pianos, Sounds from Ely sium-Berget, transcribed by Conrath l Kunkel-Rose Sanderson, lola Turner.
 Vocal Solo, Sometimes Dreams Come True-GrOsmith-W -Ward-Mary | Freeman.
 Reading-Piazza Art Study Club Louise Coats.
 Duet-Happy Birdlings, Sidus- Grace Johnson, Mrs. Mayo Robert son. ,~.-... .. -4-~ 'Sst .+,s9Ax .',
 Wednesday Night Program.
 The Grammar grades will render the |