Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-19
YOUNG ARTISTS WILL PERFORM
 HERE FRIDAY
Fine Program to Be Render cd by Pupils of the Pine
 Bluff High School.

An en ertainment that promises to be of far more than the usual meri. and that will undoubte dly rank With the very best that has ever been given by Pine Bluff high school boys and girls, will be given at the high school auditorium Friday evening, March 24, for the -urpCsa of raising funds with which to defray the expenses of the forthcoming state track and field meet and mus'ca and literary contests, which is to be held hcre May 4, and 6.
 !. was at first proposed to. hava the high school boys stage a minstrel performance, but this plan was aban- doned, because it would take the boys away from their classes for too long a period, and would otherwise inter- fere with their school work. The program as arranged for the enter tainment Friday night is made up o1 numbers selected because they are in str ct Keeping not only with the school work, but with the events that will be included on the program for he literary and musical state con- teSts ,44
 The debata will last about 45 min- strictly Hive" at this time. The enter tainment in it's entirety will last abou One and one half hours.
 Program Numbers
 The nrogram $ as follows.
 Orchestral selections, high school orchestra, composed of Verna Niven trap drum; Leland Sage, cornet: Will liam Bishop, cornet; Miss Catherine Murphy, violin; Miss Willie Mae Ton:y, violin; Miss Leah Levine, vio- Tn; Miss Nancy Farrar. violin; Miss Ernestine Norris. violin; Miss Eunice Norris, violincello; Miss Florence Brewster, piano.
 Reading, Miss Imogene Griffin.
 Vocal solo, Welbourne Martin. /
 Debate Resolved, that the defense |cf the Uni,ed States should be ma, terially and Immediately increased Affirmative, Lawrence Knox; mega tive, Ed Clark.
 Selections, eirls' high school chorus Composed of Misses Mamie ODonnelN Gladys McEntire, Mary Andersen Maggie McEntire. Dorothy Seabrooh Dorothy Davis, lmogene Alexander Lois Grimm, Alice Parker, May Raughman, Frances Land, Haze1 Mosely, Mary Collins. Marie Westall Duncan Andrews. Lizzie Henry, Zelm9 Thomas, Marie Atkinson, Eunlce Nor ris, Ruth Jeffcoat, Crystal McDanlel Elsie Roehuck. Marue Gatlln, Pear Ereemeyer, Lena Huff, Hazel Corn messer, Isabel Woodland, Helel iSet, ton. Frances Ledbstter. Annie B. Ezel Henrietta Adams, Elizabe,h Cross Dorothy Pri chad, Corinne Smart Oval Lumsden, Nancy Farrar. Pauline Bennitt. Norma Mitchell. Ernestins Norris, Salli" Weeks, Lucille Simmons Mildred Scott, Edna Thain, Ruti Westall. Amanda Brannon. Ethe Woodward, All Norris, Helen Brad ford, Pearl Burks. Virsinia Brown Frances Lake. Marie Flowers, 4Adel Pluthenthal, Ruth Galloway, Virglt Jones, Lucy Guest, Ethel Mcintyre Irene Lindley
 Debate, Resolved hat the defense Of the United States should be ma terially and immediately increased, aftlrmatlNe, Julla0 cross. negdtVe Addison Collins.
 Whistling solo, Miss Imogene Alsx ander.
 Vocal duet, Miss Ida Sheppard ant l Chester List
 Selections. boys high school chorus l composed of Melbourne Martin Le land sage, Henry Lake, Horace Dotv 1 Ted Dansby, Don Goree. Edmund Will ' ans, Triplett Martin, Walter Maloch