The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-27
NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Commencement to Begin Friday
Personal and Other Happenings.

Personal and Other Happenings.
Prosperity, MAY 26.-Commence-
ment of the Prosperity high and
graded school will begin Friday, May
80, with a May Pageant which will be
enacted on the school grounds at $50
in the afternoon. This pageant is
given in honor of the 7th grade who
are leaving the grammar school to en-
ter the high school. The special feat
IRE Of the pageant will be crownins
of the May Queen, Miss Rebecca Har-
mon, who won this honor by having
made the highest average in her class.
The program. will show for itself that
this Nay pageant will be one of the
best celebrations ever. pulled OH in
Newberry county
/. Entrance of the nations to wit
ness the May-day festivities and
crowning of the queen: England,
France, China, Japan, United States.
II. Butterflies and dragon flies IN
May-Pole dance.
III. Flower bearers and elves.
w. Fairies in May-Pole dance.
V. Dance of the Brownies.
vi. Mother Goose children in May
Pole dance,
VII. Cinderella with step-mother
and sisters, God-mother, prince and
attendants.
VIII. Shepherdess drill.
TX. Herald of Aurora and dance OF
the nymphs.
x. Entrance of the queen and
party.
XII. Growing Of the queen and
"All Hail Her" chorus. !.
XII. Departure of the nations and
merry makers.
Sunday, 1890 baccalaureate sermon 2
at Grace Lutheran church by DR.. H.
|A. Mccullough.
Monday night, 8 O'Clock, graduating
exercises. The first honor Of the
class has been won by Horace Hunt
Ter, The second honor by .Lindsey
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Glass; ror r.-afabk,:: McMaters, Ruth
Cannon, Annie Mae Gihsan. Ruth
Mayer, Louise Mayer Alice Donanics,
Ruby Harman, Hattie. Bell Lester
Horace Hunter, Hayward SingfeJ;
Bernard Stone, Ernest Brooks. Lind
sey, Boozer.
Hon. ]. J. McSwain. Of Greenviile,
S. c., will deliver the literary ad-
dress. on Monday night
Mrs. G.. Y. Hunter has returned 10
the Columbia hospital for treatment.
Mrs. w. F. Adams. Mrs. c. S.
|Schumpert and Miss Mollie Harman
spent several days last week in Co.
lumbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p Wicker, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A Counts and Mrs. Joe Sits
motored to Clinton Sunday.
Mrs. J. B. Bedenbaugh of Pogaria
is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. NJ.
Werts.
Mi. Moss Fellers who graduates at
Winthrop this session has been offer
ed the position of assistant chemistry
teacher of Winthrop. college.
Clerk of Court, Mr.. John C. Cog
gans, was in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. L. ". Harmon has returned
from SHIRT stay to Columbia.
Rev. H. A. Mccullough has returned
to Columbia after visit to his
mot*sr.
Misses Eula Joiner and Annie
Singley were shoppers to Columbia On
Wednesday.
Mrs. Brooks Epting of Columbia
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Bedenbaugh during the past wees.
Mrs. Pretlo Ctey and little son Of
Sumter are the guests Of Miss Jean
Adams.
Mrs. J. C. Taylor moved on Thurs
day to Batesburg, her future home.
Mrs. J. P. Wheeler has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Henry Parr Of
Mrs. Olin Bobb is home after hay-
ing been in the Baptist hospital
where she had her tonsils removed.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Shealy left We'd
nesday for Columbia. their future
home.
Mrs. Mamie Wheeler is visiting her
Mrs. H. H. Rikard of New
berry. =,