The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-12-17
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Last Monday night the pupils of
the Central High School under the
direction of Miss Cora Lea Pearson,
made their first appearance in a pub
lie program. The audience was
small but appreciative, and it was
the opinion of those present that the
entertainment was far above the
usual run. The entertainment con-
sisted of two snappy playlets, with
a number of specialties. In "Six
Cups of Chocolate" we were greeted
by six jolly girls, all in love with the
same so-called Lord of Creation
who had written them all the same
letter. However, they did not let the
practical joker get ahead of them.
The following girls took part in the
play: Willie Ansley, Iva Baker,
Lucy Ladner, Emma Summersgill,
Anita Jordy, Luvinia Saucier.
Married to a Suffragette" was a
sketch of modern life. Bobbs mar
ried suffragette and he is left at
home to tend the baby. His favor
tie cousin comes to visit them, and
his wife returns just in time to wit
ness a display of affection which she
misunderstands. While Bobbs is out
she removes the baby to neighbors.
All kinds of babies are brought for
Mrs. Bobbs was res
tored to wifedom and the climax
pleasing.
CHARACTERS:
Susie Bobbs, the Surfragette,
-------W Willie Dill Ansley.
Hugh Bobbs, her Husband,
Robert Won Ehren.
Madze Huntington, a Cousin
Ely Toquet.
Mrs. O'Conner, a Neighbor
-------Alma Genin.
Hugh, Jr., aged six months
Frances Angeline Ketchum.
Pat O'Neil- Hammel Jackson.
Newsboy Tom Unsworth.
Policeman ---- Willie Watts.
Reading-"T Young Man Waited"
BY Rosalie Orth.
Reading" Somehow Pa Forgot" -
Mable Unsworth.
The funds secured will be used to
furnish school with play ground
equipment.
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The Central School Parent
Association.
Friday, after the meeting of the
literary society, a call meeting of
the Parent Teachers '.Association was
held to discuss plans for a Christmas
tree for the school community.
1t was decided that on Thursday,
December 22nd, the P. T. A. would
have real Christmas tree, and also
arranged to furnish some small re-
membranes for all school children !;
then the pupils were to draw each
others names by lot giving a present
not to exceed 25c in value to persons
whose names they had drawn.
The Christmas program to which
the public is cordially invited, will
be given at 1 80 P. NJ, December %.
The P. T. A. has arranged for the
use of the A. & G. Theatre for two
performances. The proceeds of
which will be spent in improving the
school surroundings and providing
play ground equipment.
The P. T. A. has decided that since
the school is the origin of many of
the ideals ambitions of men and wo-
men of tomorrow the school and sur
roundings ought to be such that
those ideals, aims and ambitions fos-
tered by it would make Bay St.
Louis town to be proud of. To
bring about this they have decided
to put on campaign for an active
membership of one hundred men
and women. At a call meeting on
Tuesday afternoon "a new members
were received. A few more meet
ings like that and we will change
our plans from a membership of one
hundred to one twice that amount.
The P. T. A. has set as its goal the
erection of a new, modern, comfort
able and attractive brick building
something that Bay st. Louis can
look to with pride. The present struc-
ture is old, unsanitary, unsafe, un-
slightly and unworthy of a place in
any self-respecting community. The
P. T. A. plans to have brick build
ing on this lot before another school
session opens.