The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-16
POPULAR DELL
HOLDS EXERCISES
Recitations, Sketches and Musical
Numbers Marks Closing
Program.

Students of the Popular Dell school
held their closing exercises Thursday
night at the school house, during
which speeches, musical selections and
imprompto sketches We're featured
The exercises were attended by a
large number OF parents and friends
Rev. Bosdell, Of Flomaton, delivered
the opening address.
The program for the evening was as
follows:
Prayer and talk by Rev. Bosdell, of
Flomaton, Ala.
Welcome speech by Irene Taylor.
robin Wakes Up Early"-Speech
by Matte Lou Black.
-Four Years Old"-Seeech by Irwin
Taylor.
Little Deeds of Kindness"-Speech
by Ned Bilbray.
IT Wish 1 Was a Rock"-Speech by
Broward Renfroe.
Speech by Era Williams.
Come Little Leaves"-Speech by
Luther Robbins.
Two speeches by Earl Barrow.
"An Old, Old Lady"-Speech by Leo
Bowman.
"The Twins'L-A dialogue.
"June"-Speech by James williams.
Work and Play"-Speeches by
Glen Taylor and Fonzo Black
America First"-Song by pupils.
DO Your Best"-Speech by Essie
Lee Barrow. -
"a Good Little Girp Speech by
Moreno Black.
"A Million Little Sunbeams"-Speech
by Luther Robbins.
1.-TWO Sisters"-Dia1ogue by. Mary D.
Renfroe and Eula Mae willett.
"A Proposal in Grandmothers Day"
PLAY by Misses Mamie Creamer,
Thelma Taylor and Mae Clarence Bill
bray. =
Down in Old virginia"-Song by
pupils. b.. . .....t
Jack in the Pulpit"-speech by
Leon Bilbray.
Little by Little"-Speech by Ellen
1.-THE Bay That Laughs"-speech by
Erubus Taylor. 80 -
Keeping Shop"-Dialcsue by Miss
es Lillian Black, Eula Mae willett and
Semi Johnson.
Jokes by Misses Mary d. Renfroel
and Eula Mae Willett.
1.-The Village Observation-Disclosures
by Rachel Willett.
Street Car or Coyote"-Speech by
Luther Williams.
Fourth Of July Cake"-Dialogue-
Leading part by. Miss LAME Dreamer.
Sweetest Play"-Speech by Eula
Mae Willett. ..... .e... ,...s.--
can Up-to-Date Proposal"-Play by
Misses Edith and Thelma Taylor, Miss
Mamie Dreamer and Mr.. Stanley Will
lett.
Reading-current Events, by Mr..
Stanley willett.
. Song-"God Save the King" by the
pupils.
"Grandmother's Sermon"-Speech by
LAME Dreamer.
Forget Me -Nots"-Speech by senie
Johnson
Betty and Betsy"-Play by Misses
Thelma and Edith Taylor and Mabel
Walker and Mr.. Stanley Willett.
Song-"Old Florida" by seven girls.
"Children's Hour" Uongfellow)-|
SDeeCH by Mdiy L. INSiiiicN'
Proverbs by Senie Johnson.
Song, Farm Bureau"-Misses Mary
ID. Renfroe and LAME Dreamer, Mas
tiers Broward Renfroe and Leon Bill
bray.
Jokes by Erubus Taylor and Leon
"June"-song by Misses Thelma
Taylor and Mamie Dreamer.
1.-The Photographer"-Play by Misses
Mamie Creamer, Mable Walker and
Messrs. Clarence Bilbray, Stanley Will
lett and Eugene Black.
The entertainment was conducted by
Miss Inez Taylor.
The school house was decorated by
Mrs. J. r. Carnes, Misses Mamie
Dreamer, Lillian Black and Edith Tay-
lor.
Following the main program. six
little girls each with large letter
spelling the word Goodbye" conclud-
ed the exercises with farewell
speech.
Miss Mable Walker, principal of the
Popular Dell school, wishes to thank
the entire community for their assist
ance during the school term, and their
cooperation in making the closing ex-