The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-12-20
PARIS CITY SCHOOLS XMAS PRO-

Beginning Wednesday afternoon
at e. O'Clock the Paris City Schools
will have an exhibit Of work from
every department Of school and from
every student in the school. Parents
and friends Of the students are cor
daily invited to visit the school any
time Wednesday from 2 p. m. to 3
p. M. =
"wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock
Mas Bramblett's pupils In express
sion will give two very attractive
6ne-act plays.
Wednesday afternoon and Thurs
day afternoon, beginning At z
o'clock, the children will sing the
Christmas carols. These programs
you will find printed In this paper
The Commercial Department Will
have work on display to show to
Paris business men just what 10 pc
ing done In a modern commercial de-
nartment of a city High School.
The Mechanical Drawing and
Manual Training Departments will
have on display a large variety Of
work.
A number OF useful articles can be
purchased at very reasonable price
from the Manual Training and Do
nestle Science Departments. These
departments will conduct Christ
mas bazaar during the AFTERNOONS OF
Wednesday and Thursday. In the
Physics and Chemistry Laboratories
regular laboratory work will be go
ing on 80 people can see just what
is being done in these lines. In the
Department of Physiology and First
Aid special demonstration booths
will be erected in the lower hall and
students will be carrying out the
program during the afternoons Of
Wednesday and Thursday. The De-
partments of History, English, Lat
In, French, Spanish and Mathematics
will all have work of their depart
ments ready to show to their friends.
Parents are especially invited to at
tend this exhibit.
The exhibit will be kept open
each evening until 9 o'clock to give
the business men Of Paris an oppor-
tunity to see what is being done in
their school.
The Paris City Schools will close
Thursday afternoon and will resume
work January 3, 1922. A change Of
one week has been made in the
opening of the second semester,
which will change the date Of the
opening from January % to January
80. This is done to give the Bour-
bon county children who want to en-
ter here for the second semester an
opportunity to take the county ex-
animation which will be held Friday
and Saturday, January "a and %.
WEDNESDAY-CAROL PROGRAM,
$3.50 p. N.
Cradle Hymn"-(Words by Mar
tin Luther)-First Grade = Miss
Lilleston.
Santa Land"-Third Grade
Mrs. Stone.
Under the Stars"-Fourth Grade
Miss Taylor.
Christmas Bells"-Second Grade
Miss Talbot.
Christmas Fairies''-Fifth Grade
Miss Rice.
up Among the Chimneys High"
Grade-Mrs. Harris.
Christmas Eve'-Seventh Grade
Mrs. Fishback.
"The First Noel'-Special Grade
Miss Powell.
Qnade-Miss Farrell.
THE Birthday of A King''-High
School Quartette Misses Ellen
Scott. Lucille Chipley. Clarine Wills,
Elizabeth Greer.
Carols to be sung by audience: !
Silent Night"
30. Little Town of Bethlehem"
ut Came Upon the Midnight
Clear"
20, Come All We Faithful"
Christmas Comes Again."
THURSDAY - CAROL PROGRAM
$3.50 P. M.
What Will Santa Bring"-First
Grade-Miss layton.
Merry Christmas"-Third Grade
Miss Purnell.
1--WE Three Kings"-Sixth Grade
Miss Clark.
"The Christmas Tree"-Fourth
Grade-Miss Brannon.
Good King Wencelas"-Fifth
Grade-Miss Ransom.
Jolly Santa Claus Second
Grade-Miss Whaley.
"On Christmas Eve Seventh
Grade-Miss zimmerman.
20, Holy Night"-High School
Chorus.
Christmas Music"-Double Quar-
tette from Eighth Grade-Vfolins
Sol Field, Bryan Redmon.
Carols to be sung by audience:
Silent Night"
20, Little Town of Bethlehem"
1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear"
20, Come All Ye Faithful"
Christmas Comes Again"
vARDEN'S FOR CHRISTMAS