The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-03-29
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Z The graduation exercises held in
the auditorium Friday evening were
quite a success. The stage was beau
tifully decorated with palms and
the mark" was placed against the
white walls carrying out the class
colors, green and white. The boys
are to be congratulated on the de-
livery Of their essays. One would
have thought on hearing them that
they were practiced orators. They
did well and deserved all the praise
that they received. Everyone en-
ioyed the violin solo given by Mr..
w. v. Jerman.
Mr.. Whittle, principal of Bethune
school, delivered the graduating ed
dress and it is doubtful if the people
of the community have ever listened
to a more interesting and instructive
address than the one he gave on
Education" The only kick made
was that he should have talked for
three hours as he announced in the
beginning. Everyone listened SO at
tentively that his address came to an
end all too soon. Let us remember
his words and educate our boys and
girls.
Honor Roll
The honor roll for the past month
is as follows:
Spelling: Paul Johnson, Gus Catoe,
Pauline Johnson, Gary johnson, Pal
Bell Johnson, Carrie Alexander, Es-
telle Sims, Crete Sims, Amanda Alex
ander, Lacoste Hoffman, Ida Bell
Brown, David Hodges, Edwin Gun
ther, Harry Gunther, Thelma Hoff-
man, Ellen Bullard, Isabel Weldon,
Selita Linton and Malone Hoffman.
Attendance: Gary Johnson, Gus
Catoe, Bessie Hodges, Bessie Hoff-
man, Ben Alexander, Margaret Rowe,
Blease Bullard, Ellen Bullard, Thci-
School will close Friday, April 9th.
The followin; program will be given
in the evening, beginning at 8 o'clock.
Welcome Song: School
Drill, IS, nbonnet Babies" Pri-
mary.
Recitation: "Hester's Caller" Car
rie Alexander.
Song: "The Brides Ball." Inter
mediate.
Dialogue: "The New Scholar" Six
The Hoe Drill, by eight boys.
Song: Chicken" Ophelia and
Pauline Johi son.
Recitation: "Cuddle Down Dolly"
Ida Bell johnson.
Drill: "Thc Color Fairies" by eight
girls.
Dialogue: "The Way to McBee,"
Paul Johnson, Gus Catoe.
The Goblin Song: Primary.
"The Butterfly: by five girls and
one boy.
Recitation: "Confound the Luck"
Gary Brown.
The Virginia Reel: Primary.
Dialogue: 1.-The Five Wishes" by
five girls.
Pantomimc: "My Faith Looks ur
to Thee" by three girls.
Recitation: "A Helper" Staffort
McManus.
$50 Song; Garry Me Back to Ole Car
Dialogue: BEAT It," One girl an,
three boys.
Japanese Fan Drill: three girls.
Song: Vacations Come" School
Recitation: "a Little Girls Hopes,
Maggie Hoffman.
Dialogue: "The Dolls Sad Fall,
two girls and two boys.
The National Flag Drill: six boy:
and six girls.
Song: "The See Saw" ophelia an,
jamie Johnson.
Recitation: Little Brown Baby
Ophelia Johnson.
Dialogue: waiting for the 2:4f
Train," two boys and 3 three girls
Drill: Teasing Song and March,
six boys and six girls.
Closing song: Goodnight Ladies.
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Dixon spen;
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. McManus, of
Cheraw, were in town Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. f. Perry took dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Johnson Sun.
day.
Miss Julia Pegues spent the week.
end at her home in Cheraw
Misses Annie, and Jennie Robert
son, Ellen and Eunice Ammon were
shopping here Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. j. f. Wilhelm and little daugh.
ters Edith al 1 Maud, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Johnson.
The Rev w. V. Jcrman filled his
appointment at Hebron Sunday
morning.
There will be a special speaker at
Hebron the fourth Sunday afternoon.
He is one Of the great many who are
conducting the big Methodist edu.
catlonal cam aign. Be sure you hear
him.
Ladies, don't forget to be at the
school house Saturday afternoon al
O'Clock, to meet and organize the
Women's Club. Remember Miss
Stella Minis will be with us.
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