The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-05-19
NEWS OF THE SCHOOLS

NEWS OF THE SCHOOLS
The commandments exercises of
the Little Rock School began Sum
day with the baccalaureate sermon
delivered to the graduating class by,l
Rev. Ward Russell, on Sunday, night
Tuesday night a piano and expires
sion recital was given by the pupils
of Miss Mabel Templin, assisted by
the pupils of Mrs. Ward Russell. On
Wednesday night an entertainment
was given by pupils of Mrs. Charles
Prather, primary department, and
Mrs. Ora Soper, of the intermediate
department.. Last night an enter
tainment was given by the pupils of
| the High School. The graduating
exercises will be held tonight at
1880 o'clock.
Miss Frances Jewell, Dean of
Women of the University of Ken
lucky, will deliver the commence
ment address to the class of 1922,
composed Of Miss Elizabeth Cecil
Crouch and Miss Ethel Clay Knox.
Miss Evelyn Vandiver, of Midway,
will receive three diplomas eat the
graduation exercises of Millersburg
College. She graduates in music,
expression. and in the regular collie
giate course.
Rev. Frank M. finder, pastor of
the North Middletown Christian
church, delivered the baccalaureate
sermon Sunday night to the gradu-
ates of the Kirksville High School.
In the absence Of the principal, Rev.
Frank NJ. finder, Jr., pastor of the
Christian church at Kirksville, pre-
sided.
Prof. F. A. Scott, principal of the
Paris High School, has arranged a
display of posters exhibiting the
cuts which will appear in this
years High School Annual, on the
walls of the Paris Commercial Club
office, on Main street. The public is
| cordially invited to inspect them.
| A teachers examination will be
held in the court house in this city
to-day and tomorrow, Friday and
, , Saturday, for elementary certificates
only, -: = - *
AT meeting of the Paris High
school Alumni Association held in
the school building last night, ar
rangements were perfected for hold
ing the annual banquet during the
P. H. S. Commencement week in
June.
Officials promoting the invitation
track meet to be held on Hancock
Field, in Paris, tomorrow Saturday
Afternoon, are enthusiastic over the
prospects for high-class competition
in the various events. The follow
ing schools have entered: Lexington
High. Lexington School for Boys
(Massie); Carlisle High School and
Paris High School. The following
is a partial list Of the entries:
| 100-yard dash-Carlisle, Gaunce
Gilmore; Massie, Mcdonald, Craig
Mile run-Carlisle, Feback; Massie
Richardson, Van Meter. One-fourth
mile run-Carlisle, Gaunce, Insko
Fisher, Feeback; Massie, Van Meter
Two hundred and twenty yard dash
Carlisle, Gaunce, Gilmore; Massie
Craig, Combs. One-half mile run
Massie, Van Meter, Richardson
One hundred and twenty yard hur-
die - Carlisle, Elmore; Massie
Combs, Mcdonald Two hundred and
twenty yard hurdle-Carlisle, Ell.
more; Massie, Combs, Mcdowell, One
mile relay-Carlis1e, Gaunce, Ell
more, Fisher, Feeback, Insko; Mas
sic, Combs, Richardson, Craig, Van
Meter. Twelve-pound shot put
Gaunce, Fisher. High jump-Car
Isle, Gilmore, Fisher; Massie, Combs
Mcdonald. Broad jump Carlisle
Gilmore, Fisher; Massie, Combs. Dis
cus-Carlisle, Gaunce, Gilmore. Jaw
lin, Carlisle, Gaunce, Gilmore, Fisher
Paris will have the following en-
tries in the meet: Coughlin, 100 yd
200 yd relay; Scott, 440 yd. relay
run; Jacoby, 100 yd. 200 yd. relay
Clark, shot put, discus throw, jave
lin throw; Adair, same; Taylor
high jump, broad jump; Dundon
half-mile run; Adams, relay, Nash
] pole vault.
The following officials have beer
seected for the meet: aaeaeaeae;
selected for the meet: Prof. S
A. Bowles, University of Ken
lucky, referee and starter; tim
ers, John NJ Brennan A. B. Han
cock, w. A. Thomson; field judges
II n ~
Raymond Connell; finish judges
]. T. Tucker, w. G. McClintock, N
F. Brent; clerk of the course ant
| scorer, o. L. Dayis. The meet will
begin promptly at 2 p. m. The bas
| game between Mt. Sterling and tn
l Dor;c Diro roc will he n1avad in th