Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
CHILDREN GIVE
FINE PROGRAM
MANY Take Part in Pleasing
Event Given at the FOrdS
School

FORDS, Nov. 1S.-A most ot-
fehtful and entertaining program
was presented by the pupils OF torus
school. in the auditorium OF ths
school last night in connection VIII
gbe second DAY Of the Elson AT
s.Sh;hit heinz shown az the school
Tb $50 or more persons preseh'
~cnt AWAY At the conclusion OF tne
anair perfectly satisfied with the
ayenInrss entertainment. The teaeh-
srs md pupils are TO be given nucn
credit for the splendid y
which the was presented
ali Of the pupils taking part rem
dered their parts very wel' anu g
necially the little tots. mace pleas
inr impression on the audience
The flag drill. presented by me
GIRLS of Miss Lorch's sixth sL9ts
class. the physical training stu ts
by Miss Walsh's sixth sEaIe DoS q
and by Mr.. Rohrberg 5 elEHti eniss
Schenck's seventh grade girls am
,hs Ave pilgrim maids, by MISS
.snmnton's first grade girls, drew
sn,nas of applause and were espe-
cfallv well presented. me costuIu
s.are very becoming and attractINe
- the accompanying music was
well played. 20 start the
nroeram. every available seat We
taken and standing room was oH''
available. hor+1v after
8 o'clock with a few SONGS, ny ada
siass Annie Kovely followed VIII
rscitation entitled, advice TO Dor
~" recitation,
nv Irene Hirko came next
IN RIDER and then Nels funker anu
Robert Hirner presented q olalosue
On "a I Thanksgiving The phy-
sica1 training stunts, by eighteen
hovs of Miss Walsh's sixth grdue
class. were we'll received by the a.
dience. The boys were lead py
Varyu in a very capaple mdunoIo
Dorothy Maier rendered d Plaio Sas
and then the five little pllgrlIn iia
of Miss Compton's hrst graue oosing
presented their parts, IN a pIedsIs
amer Ten little tots OF MISS
tgright's first grade class, reTltea
Inc nursery rhymes ana Albert
larson followed with a recllaOIoH 0A
.~rhe Value of a Smile. -
The flag drill, presented next ~
~ girls Of Miss Lorch's sixth sFaue
cyass was well executed and HIaue
..hit,, with the audience. twenty
~ pupils. of Miss Kings ana MISE
rouse's classes sang Woia
nat I'll Be" and Turkey GoppIetc
;, hich was followed by a piano 49,,
LaVerne Hamilton. Inc pisnI
IL dances. by Miss Schenck sew,
arada class. came next n
30 presented in a most satlsIaG-
- manner. Two recitatlons IoI.
we'd A If For Girls" by Kopere
,ars and THE Wind" by Leoha
-astanbaum and then Lillian an
darsen rendered another piano soio.
Nsss Genevieve Ryan sang some
ahsra a Voice Is Calling anu Wa
,ecompanied by Miss Ahce IaiaNu"
on the piano. 1arb,s
Fourteen boys. OF MISS LdnaDs
-Miller's second sEaue GAS,
,-esented a soldiers drlil, VIII 4onr
Nawed by another exercise py loui
,rr;rs Of which Miss KING anu
pns- rrouse's third grade class.
Violin selection, by Miss Mar
ar,te RYAN. accompanied by neI
sirta- C~enevieve, on h PAM was
we'll applauded. ,u,,b the
steal training exhibition, by INC
pnnils under Mr.. Rohroe;s:
Tha chairman then trouu
49, Albert l.. Gardner, presidene "
W. local Parent-Teachers AsSrn4
me Mrs. Gardner gave . nfiT
tsIk on the membership eam 1aaion
Istns copducted by the nrsanH@a q
ana The singing of the sons
as n tribute by the audience
thought the affairs Of the evening
h dance tonight / the gym rk
viii be a big hit" and VIII HooS
the closing of the art exhlpN. re-
music will be in attenoanoe
treatments will be aplenty'