Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-02-10
N0TABLESHERE
ERADICATION
Of HIGHSCH0OL
cav Parker, Judges Foster
and O'NeiII, Supt. Harris,
Mayor McShane, Fontenot
and Johnson Help City
Celebrate.

Celebrate.
celebration held in Bogalusa
s.-yJav, can be measured onIy by
$3.50 that the entire event was in
INC With the new High School
FB9s. in the South. The day will
lawn n. the history Of the city as
one Of the greatest Of the great
n Bogalusa. Even the wcathe:
- assl. and from the arrival of the
IN Fl 1920, which brought Gov
IN II Parker, Mayor Andrew Nc
sTs Federal Judge Rufus Z. Fos-
= IBdpe Charles O'Neil Of the Su-
ra Court, Supt. Of Education T..
Harris, Rufus Fontent, Jess John
"a the Misses Kate and Jean
csrdot. the program Of the dedica-
~ II the new High School ran.
s1eothly to its elimination.
\ reception committee, Of which
Bean was chairman, went to
Tsr Orleans Friday and accompanied
s aiests to Bogalusa. On the az
"a Of the train here a reception
nittee, headed by Mayor Sulli-
As. received the guests and escorted
I'm TO the Pine Tree Inn.
Al ii o'clock 100 school children
Febed past the Pine Tree Inn to
new High School building, the
80 reviewing the parade. Motion
sstres Of the events~of the day were
nade.
Tbe first formal exercises in con-
tion with the dedication of the
reW building were exclusively for
rs pupils of the schools. They
a5wded into the large auditorium
"a gave Governor Parker, Judge
Fster AMI superintendent Harris APP
lsase as each in turn was presented |
4 make fiVe-minute address. City |
Judge C. Ellis OFT presided.
Il opening the exercises the chair !
n said he is very fond of Governor |
hrkeF, but he hoped to see the boys
Ike such advantage of the educa-
saal opportunities offered that
Bsgalusa boy would roll the gov
taor for his job"
superintendent Harris told the
PUPILS that the parents had provided
Ia with one Of the finest school /
nis h the state, but while the
bHildng is essential, the important
Is what they get out of their
sation he said they would be-
s great in proportion to the man
u b which they took advantage Of
facilities offered.
BOgalusa is giving you a wonder
4 opportunity to prepare for your
ls when you go out into the
world" said Mayor McShane. He
80 the boys and Crib to pick their
iession early, take up something
Ike and to give the best that is
BEN in following it.
syOF McShane said he was glad
know BOgalusa is 100 per cent
arican and it was not only evil
esd BY the sign at the station,
Oy the action Of the people.
ne mayor told the girls that the /
had ruled. things long enough !
that they should prepare them
g to take charge of affairs. ,
udge Foster made a hit with the |
Scouts by addressing his re- I
9 principally to them and con- !
ng bis address by having them
end join him in repeating
Z oath.
are all fellows together said
adge, land / am particularly
with the fine standing Of the
are.p
4aehs6n Was Banquet
l'SO luncheon was served at
fle Tree Inn in honor of the
alshed guests which was at
1y about two hundred citi-
me banquet compared favor !
Win the best ever served here.
program contained eight musi-
numbers, all Of which were we'll
ned while the menu was ex-
eaally fine and the after-dinner
ehes Just right"
decorations of the dining
we're red, white and blue, this
5sneme being in honor of Gov
Earker. The table decorations
" iar the most attractive ever
Le, beautiful pointsettias be-
abundance on every table. with
.eas, Russell roses and flat :
8 each plate. The decorations
work Of Julian Willoughby
y BOYD, the latter being the
q ne Great Southern Lum-
speny. Their ability in this
Y appreciated by every guest.
Isiley, president Of the
q Commerce, presided as
LEI, and Mayor W. H. Sulli- 4
8. ne first speaker. He gave
9ng story Of the selection q
~. y Ior this city and how near .
Pelng located at 10-Mile, 4
impressive remarks about <
~. - Of the city which is to de-
tne cooperation of the
\ the vicinity in the refor- q
legram, and concluded bv
49, good schools were of Il
Industries.
Lindsey, commissioner of 4
80 and safety, followed the .
~ made one of his usual
saiks and caused much mer- =
specially in telling how II 3
- 70 be a native of the ?
0soer to be elected to a !
cassidy, commissioner off
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