The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-20
NOTES OF THE SCHOOLS

AN audience that packed the house
from pit to dome gathered at the
Irand Opera House, Tuesday morn
ing to see the flmplays, Julius
caesar" and "The Knights of the
square Table" The audience was
composed largely of school girls and
boys, with liberal attendance from
patrons and friends of the school.
Inc entertainment was given under
auspices OF the Senior Glass of the
Par1s High School, who cleared about
$1OO. The proceeds will be devoted
70 school purposes. The motion
pictures were greatly enjoyed by the
big audience. A musical program
of instrumental numbers was another
feature of the program.
Members of the Paris High School
class in civics, under the chaperonage
OF Miss Reba Lockhart, their in
structress, made a motor car trim
yesterday to Shakertown, where they
spent the day making a study of the
community plan of government start
ed there many years ago. A few of
the original Shaker colony still live
In Shakertown. The students had
an enjoyable day in visiting the "old
Quakers from shaking Quakertown'
and studying. their quaint manners,
customs and dress.
ALI teachers in Bourbon county
who are interested in a summer nor
NAL school to be conducted in Paris,
are requested to call in person or by
telephone at the Office of the Paris
High School some time Friday or
Saturday, May 20 or 81.
The State University at Lexing-
ton, will direct summer school in
Paris for five weeks, beginning June
6, provided there is a desire on the
part of the teachers of the county.
The Paris City School Board and
the Bourbon County School Board
will cooperate with the teachers Of
this county in their efforts to get
first-class summer school, provided
the teachers want this school. If you
prefer to go to Richmond or Lexing-
ton, all right, but if you want this
school report Friday or Saturday.
The baccalaureate sermon for the
Paris High School will be preached
Sunday morning June 5, at eleven
o'clock at the Paris Baptist church,
the sermon to be delivered by the
Rev. Arthur Fox, pastor of the
Baptist church. Special music by
the Baptist church choir.
Graduating exercises of the Paris
High School will be held at 10
O'Clock Thursday morning. June 9th,
at the Paris Christian Church, the
address to be delivered by the Rev.
c. H. Greer. Music by Gregg's, or
chestra. -
The Junior High School enter
tainment will be held in the High
School auditorium this (Friday) af-
ternoon, May 20, beginning at 1880
o'elo9A This is one of the most att
tractive in the series. The special
speaker for this program is Rev. ].
e. Moss, pastor of the Nicholasville
Methodist church.
A special children's service will be
held inYthe High School auditorium,
for thes first Ave grades this (Fri-
day. evening, May 20, at eleven
o'clock, Speaker will be Evangelist |
Jessie r. Kellums, of the Paris
Christian church. Singing Evange-
list Richards will conduct the song
service. The public is invited to all |
these services.
The Bourbon County Public School |,
commencement will be held in the |
Paris High School auditorium, We'd |
nesday morning, June 8, at ten !
o'clock. Hon George e. Colvin, State !
of Public Instruction
and Mrs. w. T. Hall, president of |
the Kentucky Educational Associa-
ton, will be the special speakers.
Gregg's orchestra will furnish the
music.