Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-04-26
EVENTS OF PLAINS. GA.
By MRS j. c. LOGAN, Correspondent.
.OGAN, Correspondent.

PLAINS, April 26.-The commun-
ity meeting held in the new auditor
inm under the auspices of the Parent
Teacher association last Friday even
! ing was a wonderful success. The
/ beautiful new auditorium was filled
with an audience thoroughly in the
spirit of the occasion, joining heartily
in the community singing, former pu
pills of Plains school coming from
! distance to take part on the program,
while letters and kilograms of greet
! ings and best wishes were sent oy
others unable to attend and were
read publicly by Miss Julia Coleman,
who worked untiringly for the sue
cess of the occasion. The box of
candy given to the oldest former stu
1 dent of Plains school was pleasingly
presented by DR.. Thad Wise. The
Parent-Teacher association realized
quite a neat sum,from the sale of re-
treatments and free-will offerings,
which will be used towards the final
payment on the playground equip
ment The following program rem
i dered by the boys and girl" of
Plains school of the long ago was
most interesting and enjoyable.
Mics T,1lja
Coleman.
2. Remarks.-Mrs. Chas. A. Phil
Ups, president Parent Teacher associa-
ton.
8. America. Audience.
4, History of Plains. = Karl
Campbell.
5. enthusiastically. B. j. Wise.
6. A Tribute to Past Teachers
Mrs. j. c., Logan.
Z. Silver Threads Among the
Gold"- alumni Sextet.'
8. Prophecy" of the Class of
1907.-Miss Berta Will Clark
9. Piano Solo, "'The Music Box"
Mrs. Mettauer Dawson.
10. Perfect Day-Bob Frank Glib
son, Shep Gibson, Alvin Large and
Curtiss Large.
IL. Maggie" Alumni Sextet.
II. Twinkle, Twinkle Little
Star" and others.-Claud Walters.
10, "speech"'-Mrs. Lott Jen-
nings.
Ia. Solo, What Will You Take
For Me, a?"-Mrs. Annie Lee
McGarrah.
Is. Solo.-Mrs. Ernest Spann.
16. Speech, "The Dutchman and
The Barrel. e. Zimmerman, Jr.
IL Solo, "School Days. Miss
Alice Ruth Zimmerman.
/ 10. Oration.--Shep Gibson.
10. Community Songs Ca "Old
Black Joe; (b) cold Folks At Home"
90 Down On the Ohio" Mrs.
Mary Campbell and E. Zimmerman,
Jr.
81. The Outlook For Plains High
School.-Cecil Dodson.
%. Presentation of Candy-Dr.
B. T. Wise.
%. Dismissal.-Dr. J. c. Logan.
Plains and this vicinity are looking
forward with keen delight to the min
strel to be presented Friday evening,
April %, at the school auditorium by
the High school pupils and local tai
ent. Claud Walters and E. Thinner
man, Jr., taking prominent parts in
the minstrel gives the assurance of
many good laughs. The play is given
under the auspices of the Parent
Teacher association and directed by
Superintendent Thomas Morgan. The
program will consist of Hungry
"Suffragettes," Dark Secrets" songs,
etc. Jokes on local people, adding
spiciness to the play. A small admis-
sion will be charged, the proceeds to
be used towards school Improvement.
Preparations are being made to en-
terrain full house
Mrs. Roy Askew of Chipley, came
Friday to take part on the alumni pro-
gram of Plains school Friday evening.
While here she is the guest of Miss
Berta Will Clark. Mrs. Askew is
pleasantly remembered as Miss Ruth
Kendrick
Mrs. H. T. Coleman, of Americas,
is the weekend guest of Mrs. Leon
ard Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Dozier from
near Brentwood attended the exercises
at the school auditorium Friday