The Little River news., 1921-05-14
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
 ASHD0WN PUBLIC SCHOOL
First of Exercises This Week. Sermon Sunday and Final Exercise of
 Commencement Next Friday.

recital by the music and expression de- partments of the Ashdown Public School. The commencement sermon will be preached at the auditorium Sunday morning. The remainder of the programs are scattered through graduating exercises of the high school department will be held. There is just one more week of school, and it will be busy one as all are trying tc win prizes, or pass. The seniors are the busiest of all. They are fine body of prospective citizens and the school will hate to give them up.
 Following is the commencement program:
 Friday night, May 13-High School Reading and Music.
 Sunday, May 15, at the Public School auditorium, Rev. Hall, pastor of the Christian church at Prescott, will preach the commencement sermon
 Monday night Grammar Grade in Reading and Music.
 Wednesday night. Senior play.
 Thursday night-Eighth grade pro- motion exercises.
 Friday night-Graduating exercises. Rev. J. D. Hammonds, pastor of the First Methodist church, Texarkana, will deliver the class address.
 Delivery of diplomas, prizes and an- nouncements.
 To all of these exercises, the public is cordially invited.
 Prizes Offered.
 Following are the prizes offered in the Ashdown Public School:
 Honor graduate-Five dollars to the senior ranking highest in average scholarship, offered by the school board.
 Two dollars and fifty cents to the senior ranking second; offered by the Model Drug Company.
 Eleventh grade. To the pupil rank ing highest, five dollars is offered by County Superintendent, L. F. Wheelis
 To the pupil ranking second, S250, is offered by County Demonstrator, G. M Johnston.
 Tenth grade. To the pupil ranking highest $500 is offered by the Ash down Improvement Club.
 To the pupil ranking second, $25O, is offered by Principal o. H. Wilker- son.
 Ninth grade. To the pupil ranking highest $5.OO is offered by Reynolds & Steel
 To the pupil ranking second, $250 is offered by County Clerk R. D. Hud- dleston.
 Eighth grade. To the pupil ranking ing highest in average scholarship, S2.50 is offered by AshdoWn Hardware Company.
 To the pupil ranking second, S1.00 is offered by the Texas Produce Go.
 A prize is offered to each pupil mak- ing the best rcord in their respective grade:
 Seventh grade $1.00 offered by the Little River News.
 Sixth grade, S1.00, offered by Model Drug Company.
 Fifth grade, $1,OO, offered by w. L. Phillips
 Fourth grade, $100, offered by D. H. Tompkins.
 Third grade, $1.00, offered by Circuit Clerk Jas. H. Williams.
 Second grade, $1.00, offered by Sheriff J. R. Pierce.
 First grade, $1.00 offered by Phillips Bros. Drug Store.
 Essay. For the best essay written by a high school puril, five dollars is offered by W. N. .Pittman.
 To the second best essay, $2,50 is offered by w. N. Pittmar.
 Manual Training. To the member of the Sophomore class making the greatest improvement for the year, S1 is offered by the Arkansas State Bank.
 To the one ranking second, S2.50, is offered by the Arkansas State Bank.
 Manual Training. To the member of the Freshman class making the gl eatest improvement for the year, $5 is offered by the First National Bank.
 To the one ranking second, S2.50 is offered by the First National Bank.
 Map of Arkansas. To pupil of either the sixth or seventh grade draw ing the best map Of Arkansas, S2.50 is offered by the Dixie Drug Store.
 For the second best, S1.00 is offered by the Boyer Drug Store.
 Map of Little River county. To a pupil of either the fourth or fifth grade drawing the best map of Little River county, $2.50 is offered by Henry & Joyner Hardware.
 For the second best map, $1.0O is of fered by Lon T. Jones.
 Eighth Grade Graduation.
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