The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-19
'EEloIlDlE PDeIAIS
| M Bfne PRESENTER

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I,ls Cammsaes smsat &asseasss al bath
! sOaknse. and Diekscs High Sshools
shieh near . close, ere being Sea.
|tassd yish special psesfams thy The
assie asa Eassssstes dspassnssia
I O. RIidas sssains of last week
(et Oehnont. Mn. Edith Aaase Cell
|prseenssa her eisss 10 music. A
mature al bet esouam uas the ep-
sfetfa given BY class member. The
sotiN program sas mreh sasoysd,
uonday sysains st High School
anAttosium, Mfs. Joe b Ws<ms
|pseosntsd Missss Ida ciemea, and
Anee Hoover. esttiScs,s pupils oi
bee expssssioa C.ass. 10 rsci.al
hclh Miss cismsn. and Miss Hoover
|ssn1ssed their numesss With eli
|sfaes and paiss. fs6ectius much
|cfs1ii upon themselves and their
issaseesrsss Addissssal semAsss
sew takes hy Missss Doris Free
man. Piossie Patterson. Dorothy
McCaul. Roth Harris. Edna John
son. Louise Pack and little Gather,
me xesms, being much enjoyed.
o. Tuesday svecins Prof. d. l..
6@spA. .insssscsosin muase Il High
School. pressnssd Miss Msfeseiiss
Rochelle, Miss Virginia Bell wag-
Tscp%s sid Ma " c. Hsls H.. In
graduating ,eri,al. Their numbers
ssse astietieslly rendered and wefs
received most pleasinsly. Aissss
kstslls 0ilnin. Ivy ferguson = snd
Nsttis eyrs. elsss meubsr,, alec
had numbess on the prcsfsni being
highly enjoyed. ~ we're The numbers
Gvsn by Missss Doris Freeman and
sessss Fstssfsnn, ST the Raprttsion
frsaslment.
1he primary and intermediate
psri.e 6. 1sAHaat' .vsss.aisd = an,
operes.a. When Polly Was Queen
ot the Nay" being much sa!oyed
~ large sudisoce Wednesday
svsnins
The closing exercises Of the High
acAool sakss place tonight (Thuss.
dsy) when 4 claps oi - receives
dipiomss OsAmoat closes Friday
|sisA. with an attractive program.
One n the most Interesting iea-
tures of The Close al our schoois.
Was the reception given MoD'lay n.
.srnooo. Al oal mont bv the faculty,
10 The irisnds and passntA ol the
children.
vrapps vas s%vved ID the main
ball BY tso school girls from .
beautifully decorated booth. which
vas presided over BY Mrs, l. Clyde
Sell
The reception wa given Tor the
inspection OF the childsen's worn,
which had been kept throughout
TIN issn. ..ad 80 assansAA, No axs-
isiie order on wallis and desks Of the
rooms Zach teacher presided in
her room. To sraciouslv receive the
visitors and eIplsis The sc.k The
sxhibi, WAs a wonder to the pasents
and isi.nds and very gratifying 10
patrons. Each room deserved
much credit sod shossd merit. but
the elth grade room sss oi s1ctp-
,souai inlassas. In this room, tha
sosh OF each month was grouped
and arranged. in tneir order. With An
sppsopris,e flower Tor .h. month.
By this systematic arrangement.
the rrosress could he noted through
cut The scholsa,ic fsar Tk FifthI
trade room received the Ara prise.
The seventh grade room sscsived
seccuA priss. mt Nv escepsionsi
beauty and smount ci exbihi. wcrk
The physioloaS, memosy bools and
z = 2. History we're III ~peciss merit
The exhibit uas very interesting
iu every saylaod u cae II lhe best
ever seen bv The judges. and risitors
are ~erv srraieful 10 The faculty ios
the opportunity OF seeing the work
our children are doing
An even, oi inseres. connected
With Dicktcn Central High School
sAs the vec~psiou
rendered III. Grsdaatins Class by
the Junior. 90 last Saturday e~su.
iss.
The dining bah vas sstissically
decorated sith the school ecloss,
m sroon and vhiss. cnt Mcv~fs
hsrwoaiairs. Each mesnhss Al tn
company sss requested so resissss
At ske entrance. The r.9ist~s h&id
eevtnty-6ve samss. ecessstina of
aeososA Jurioss, the iaeusly and
Brown No~vsty Orchestra. which
furnished music iw the oecassoa.
Interesting and eotcyshis :contssss
vere hsd Tae ssnio<s tcos . peep
,csn sAs fususs With thA s;d ~ A.