The Holly chieftain., 1922-04-27

i llp Iloity I1lppOIIUllic, a 'Ssilcs
Of stunts by the various Organi.
cations in town, to raise money to
erect dam on the golf grounds
and build a swimming pool, came
off as per schedule last Tuesday
evening, before an audience that
filed the High School auditorium.
r. d. Steele was the chairman and
announcer OF all events. At the be
ginning it was announced that to
the most novel prOformers would
be awarded first and second rrize.
The judges appointed were Mrs G.
w. Bean, r. f. Wood and II. A.
Rose These subsequently award
ed the first prize, box Of stick
candy, to the ladies' Golf Club and
the second prize, a box of matches
to the Mems Double Quartette.
The Commercial Club put on the
first stunt, black-face comedy
An Aid to Cupid" The performers
were Sherwood Wadsworth, Fred
Towne Harry Lee, I. N. Swafford
and Bert Overfield. The play NOV
ed without hitch until the end
,fTesn two couples were "hitched
!, t{Sy played the "darkie" true to
u Joint Owners in SPAIN was the
hnmber offered by the High School
e
in which the Misses Dady. Bowen
Thomas and Farauhar DISPLAYED
their histrionic talent Two Deevish
charity tenants learn how first to
endure and then to enjoy each 9th
er's conpnny.
Tho Cow Club mt on muaical
number in which Mr. Laubach dane
ed Mr. Shell gave n monalog,le aaRd
Mr. Bauer sang German sono.aIid
gave dialect selection. all OF
which was well received.
Then the Woman's Club shed
their dignity and little more and
rave some Scotch Lassie Capers to
the music of scotch song sung by
Mrs. Rollins Tor was it a nhonn-
eranb?) The "girlss were dressed
in checked bingham skirt = and
white blouses. representing the
characteristic Scotch costume The
Mesdames Partridge. Demaray
Thaver Wilson. Appel and Rollins
were the lassies ,aided by Miss
Elizabeth Partridge The announcs
er declared that the performance
sc.s nut on for the special delecte.
tion Of John Duncan.
Mark Hurley the south Prawers
comfy comedian followed with a
comic song and mGnologue which
deliehte1 al.
"The Million Dollar Beauty Chor-
us' was then introduced by til.
Womcn's Golf Club. These girls
w-rc full Of the ,snirit of the Occa-
zion nnd went the limit The grace
rrd nhandnu Of Miss Janet Duncan
fspoainllv fired the IMAGINATION Of
th assembly though the singine
nni acting cf Mrs. Sprinkler and
Mis- Alca Adkins were as truly ar
preciated The rest of the chorus
we, the Misses Alenius, Plank
Hal V, Sprinkler, Drove Rowen and
Dafv and Mrs. yyilkin This PROV
ed % be the nriZe winning event
of the evening. mo wonder with
twn non among the Judges. and sus
ceptible ycung fellows. at thatA
THE Swedish Yodler" j. Gar
ficl' Fuller, representing the Golf
Club sang very accoptably and his
nurb beIs were well received.
The Civic Club then presented "a
Dist,ict School with Mrs. Steele as
the typical teacher and Mrs. Saun-
ders as the old time county sup
crintendent. The Ennils" We're the
Mesdames shirley. Wood. Partridge
Appel, Virgin Thaver, Stone, Steele
Rollins and Isle. with little Barbara
Woris as q pickaninny. who in her
sweet childish voice sang Every
body Calls Me Honey" Mrs Stone
no longer a preachers wife. hut a
rollicing, country buxom lassie
gavn ?. characteristic recitation
Tho alphabet form A to u was then
reeited with "A stands for etc, in
which comical or serious allusione
were made to some of our promin,
ent citizens During the progress
of the school the pupils cut up
capers as in We old time school,
I'll. d. Steele made a brief speech