Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10
School Year Closes
With Honor to Board,
Teachers, Pupils


sonora Iovctl proved . capable
society mother who very properly
rcproyed her maynard son WIN Do
eraded himself IN her eyes by DO
coming a mill hand 10 avoid mar
riage with a mere" heiress.
The part Of the son was nicely
acted by King Farrar.
Miidrs-t NcCurdy was an excel.
lent French maid
Mildred Smell Charming widow.
Mildred Shell was a very ailrar.
tive and charming widow hemoan.
mig the death ~ her canary pips.
and Incidentally her husband. Paul
son.
Miss winnifrrd Carlmill was O
high class society lady who carried
herself In q disdainful manner and
was always afraid % the mill hand
who might come hack and shoot her
daughter IN case she refused 10
marry him.
The Daily Courier hopes Ruth
smith Il moi ~ tuhercular as she
appeared 10 be- or Winnie Holloway
The High school play. "Dodeins
an Heiress. produced al the Rex
lheaier last "Wednesday night was
one Of the events Of the season.
The High school pupils and those
who assisted them displayed marked
ability along dramatic lines.
Miss Della Johnson and Dennis
LOveit displayed great talent ~
quarrclsome lovers. and Helen Hol.
loway. The heroine OF the play.
proved herself quite an expert al
camouflagc IN her disguise a. a
factory hand.
40 starved AZ ne looked 10 he.
Roy Elliott and Hush Pool mailc
very excellent hellhoys and Douglas
Suits a good policeman. Walter
Daniels made q good officer also.
And Thcre Were Songbirha
Al the close Of the first sccne
Misses Della johnson, Helen holl0
way. Kettle Tenny and Ann Farrar
sang IA a pleasing manner Sweet
hcarts.r In the second pause Of the
play the faculty quartet sang the
beautiful selection Of NCarmena
walizes.- 10 the delight OF the aud.
cnee. This was followed by a solo
Of classic style. Spring Is a Maid
sung by Mrs. J. l.. Harris.
The Girls Glec Club closed the
program with the song. King OF
the Forest Am H. with q forest
scene for a background. and Della
johnson crowned King Of the
Forest"
The sale Of admission tiOkcls
netted st5 Tor the library fund OF
the public schools. Winnie Hollo
way led the boye IN the sale af|
tickets for the school play. Hls
receipts were sil10
Attractive Exhibit
Thursday afternoon was exhibit
afternoon. and many patrons and
friends called 70 zee The work Each
room was decorated with an exhibit
Of the childrcn's work during the
year, After visiting The rooms they
we're ushered 10 the assembly nom.
where there was quite q program
rendered by primary and INTERIM
date grades. Taken altogether, Al
was a splendid display 81 the work.
Trial for Murder Of the Klns's|
English q playIel BY the pupils Of
the junior class ~ che Hlah school
was uahercd In Th1iradny night At
the nox BY ihrfa sweet little girls
from Hias narl1n's class who sans
a lullaby-jnasayn niges, Claudin
Hoy and Camilla Farrar.
Another quartet Of m8lurgsi|
voices rendered classical and del
llehlfui muslc.
A duet Of Iha evening was by
Mildred Smell and Sonora Logeii.
The pupils Hho carried off
honora BY graduating werei Della
Johnson Charles Stephenson, 0lenl
Dean Evans and Jean Stevenson
Mr.. Elllolt eNpfnsldcnl of the
hoafd 81 Education and nov mayor
pro- ieu % Columbus presented tho
diplomas
Mira Louis falf ans TIE rIdalue
sung.
Fr|Iag Wa8 ne real 1ay for llIe
chIblffA Il was picnic day This
year lhe nirn|t WAS held az Her