The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23
The Carthage Gate City
Carthage, Ill, June %, 1916

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Reports received by County Super
intendent S. D. Faris from the high
! schools as required by the new high
school privilege law, show total OF
276 nonresident pupils residing In
Hancock county, enrolled in recog
nized high schools. Mr.. Faris has
paid a total of $S,S62.31, tuition to
the high schools.
The following is list Of recognized
| high schools attended by the non:resi
dent pupils residing in Hancock county
the name of the school treasurer and
the number of pupils enrolled in each
school and the amount of tuition paid
each high school from the state
funds:
Augusta, E. S. McAfee, treasurer
number enrolled A.; s144.O0.
/ Carthage, Leo l.. Helfrich, treasur
er, number enrolled. So; S2.011.25.
! Plymouth. w. S. Romick, treasurer
number enrolled, IL; $4,000.
| Dallas City, Will A. Feldhausen
treasurer, number enrolled IS; 1887.
Warsaw, w. A. Dodge, treasurer
number enrolled 21; $40.
Bowen, Geo. w. Nash, treasurer
number enrolled, 3d. $903.62.
! Hamilton, H. M. Cuerden, treasurer
number enrolled At; $1,75S.75.
! Elvaston, Thos. Garvey, treasurer
| number enrolled, H. $215.O0.
Ferris, G. w. Thompson, treasurer
number enrolled s; $4,000.
Denver, D. C.. Barber, treasurer
number enrolled Z; $151.50.
Basco, J. w. Biggs, treasurer, mum
Der enrolled l, $50.
| La Harpe, Rolla Link, treasurer
number enrolled So; SSS5.0O.
BlandinsvilIe, Geo. B. Huston. treas
urer, number enrolled 2; $54.13.
Avon, GILES E. Merrill, treasurer
number enrolled L; $3.50.
Bushnell, w. ]. Futz, treasurer, mum
Der enrolled 1; $4,000.
West Point, J. L. Miller, treasurer;
number. enrolled 8; $500.
Nauvoo, Henry Harsch, treasurer
number enrolled IL; $395.56.
FIT. Madison, Iowa, G. c. Martin
treasurer; number enrolled 8; $3OS.
Lorraine, ]. o. Wade, treasurer
number enrolled Q; $1,000.
chiIdren's Day Exercises.
| The Children's day exercises by tbs
elementary department of the Prespy
terrain Bible school Of Carthage, were
held last Sunday at II a. m. Ihe
officers and teachers are: M. Leonore
Berry, superintendent beginners de
partment; Mrs. w. P. Frazier, super
intendent elementary department
Velna Byler, secretary and pianist
| The following are. teachers: MIS-. Ber'
Emmett, Miss E,llah McCreary, MISE
Edith Coppin. The aim OF TINS de
partment is to interpret everything II
the child's life religiously. The FOL
lowing program was heard:
Professional .-............ Orcnestrs
Carol, Sunbeams Elementary Dept
Song, Sabbath Bells ............
Elementary DeP'
Cradle roll members received into th'
beginners department by their super
intendent, M. Lenore Berry
Open the Doors for the Children
...... CienS VI .
Beginners Response praise alnl
Prayer WI Do'
Baptism Of infants.
Reading cradle roll names by the
cradle roll superintendent, Mrs. Geo.
Houtchens.
Song, They're Watching Me-"
Flag salute and pledge.
Recitation, "Our Flag" billy Hellrlch
Song ............. 49, Do''
Recitation, A Naughty Girl
................. susan Ilei-i ~.
The Clock ............. Molioh suns
Recitation, Getting Information
Out of Pa ......... Reed Corson
Song Elementary department
Graduation Psaim,
Reatitudes, Ten Commandments, the
Lords prayer. !,
presentation of Bibles -. Mr.. boyd
Presentation of Diplomas by .. F.
Berry, Sunday school superintendent.
Action Song 'i 10
Recitation ........... ClaIh Dei'o
Solo. Memories I'D. Mack Swlsert
'Offertory $3.50. oicheo'Io
Offering for Sunday school missions
Recitation, Dear Old Grandma
Devota Orth
Farewell Song, Vesper Bells
Elementary Department
Benediction.
Selection VI cheo'i"
The following were the graduates:
Dolly Marie Clampit, Clinton Reed
Corson. Pauline Lenore Maggie, Yale
Forsythe Coombs, Myrtle Marie
Wright, Hazel Gertrude Owen, Edith
Milske.
The church was prettily decorated
with greenery and pink chrysantne-
NUNS which were furnished by Miss
Lenore Berry The choir loft was fes-
tooned with the same, and in the
arch opposite the pipe organ, tree
had been placed, which was covered
with these beautiful flowers, the
same filing the entire arch Of eight
or ten feet. The four pillars between
the main auditorium and the Sunday
school room were also decorated
with the flowers and they swung be-
tween the pillars, forming beautiful
arches The church never looked