The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-07
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cises were held in the school auditor
ium last evening. Eight students hav-
ing completed the 18th grade were
awarded state high. school diplomas.
Those received diplomas were Misses
Avernell Blair of Lockhart, Mary
Wilkes Brown, Catherine Calvert,
Ethel Long, Louise Page, Helen Gault,
Enoch Cudd and Fred Beeis catherine
Calvert gave the valedictory. and Ave
nellie Blair gave the salut&tory. Miss
Ethel Long stood third M the class.
An eloquent address to- the class
was given by DR.. w. J, MsGlothlin,
president of Furman University.
There were three groups 3of piano
duets given by pupils of Mrs, Geer's
class. Those playing Misses
Christeen Coleman, Kathleen Gallman
Lucille Eison, Mary Eison, Ruby
Hughes and Elizabeth Hughes. A
chorus, in three part voices, was Civ
en- by the girls of the high school.
The scholarship medal was won by
Miss Catherine Calvert.
The girls expression medal was
awarded to. Miss Mamie Cudd. Miss
Cudd won this medal last year also.
The boys defamation medal was
won by Walter Long. The highest
scholarship average for the entire
school, was made by little Miss Dor
othy E. Scott of the sixth grade.
Mrs. G. A. Littlejohn left today for
visit to her sister, Mrs. Joe Cunning
ham of Greenville.
The following teachers have return
ed home for the summer vacation from
their. various schools: Miss Pearl Ly-
brand, who taught at Greer; Miss
Marie Littlejohn, from the Gastonia
N. c., school; Miss Lucye Littlejohn
from the music department of girls
boarding school in Fayetteville, N. c.;
Miss Belle Gault, from an Aiken, S. c.,
school, and Miss Annie E. Aycock
from the Easley school.
Misses Lois Altman and Annie Kelly
have returned from a visit to Lander
college. They attended Lander's his
torical pageant.
Miss Gladys Whitlock arrived Fri
day from Birmingham, Ala, where
she has been in college this past win.
ter.
Mrs. Mary s. Geer, who has been
seriously ill for several weeks with
influenza, is now improving some.
w. R. and Mrs. Jewell spent last
weekend in the mountains Of North
Carolina.
The many friends of Mr.. Samuel
Littlejchn and family regret deeply
that they are leaving our town to re.
side elsewhere. Mr.. Littlepohn left
Sunday with his son, j. c. Littlejohn
to make his home at Clemson college
Miss Kathleen Littlejohn left also or
Sunday with her brother, Major r
M. Littlejohn, u. s. A., for Chicago
where she will spend the next year as
the guest of her brother and sister-in.
law. The recent death of Mrs. Samuel
Littlejohn has caused great griei
among her many friends.
Mrs. Ed. Wilkins of Wilkinsville is
visiting her brother, James Harmon.
Foster Calvert Of Abbeville is the
guest Of his parents.
Mr.. d. B. Free and family are tc
move next week to their summer home
in the mountains of North Carolina.
Mrs. M. w. Chambers and daughter
Miss Mary, were guests of friends last
Sunday.
Misses Marion and Mary Joe Cole
man are guests of their aunt, Mrs
Arthur Gallman.
Misses Mildred Hames, Mary Gaul
and Sara Scott have returned from
Winthrop College.
The art class Of Mrs. e. 8. Cherry
held its art exhibit on Monday morn
ing at the school. The pictures wer,
pronounced excellent and reflected
much credit on both students an,