The Madisonian., June 10, 1913, Image 5

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Class and Field Day at
Eastern
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oegmmng ai eignt o'clock on
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lvionuay morning tne tollowmg
sp'endid program was given in
the chapel" of the Eastern State
Normal by the Class of Nineteen-
Thirteen: -
Music 'Twilight" 1 .Abt
Euterpian Club
Historian., ....,rx;tX. X Laubisch
Poet .iEHiabeth Henry
Music "Morning-Comes, Buft '
: Now is Night'..--i. Bliss
. Euterpean Club
Orator ..JLl.-lsA.-O. H. Harris
. Prophet... J--,--liMary Floyd
Music "Old Folks' af Home"...... Foster
Euterpean Club v : t
Giftorian -Allie Hendren
At the conclusion of - the exer
cises the audience adjourned to
the grounds where MissScoville
formally presented the v Class
Memorial to Dr. Crabbeoicing !
the deepest appreciatforibf his
r -t
efforts in their beriprja&tf i bfvhis
unfailing courteSlm'diridness.
Dr. Crabbe then onvbehaif of the
Regents, made a 'dignified, finish
ed, speech of accepiance, express
ing his gratitude for the. tribute
paid him by the Class and com- Bryan, men of determination, of
mending their faithfulness.! He! purpose, and he here emphasized
then asked that they circle the 'his message to the Classthat
Memorial with him, hand clasped ; success awaited those who press
in hand and repeat the pledge to ed forward, who knew no turning
hate always the false and protect , back, and that on leaving the
the true. , (High School they should be pre-
Part second of the ; program ! pared to do something, for this is
consisted of the Field Day exer-; the test of efficiency,
"cises as follows and the names of H Prof.Caneer then delivered
the winners: '
Standing Broad Jump-Mr.Craw-
ford first prize, Mr. Niece , sec-
ond, Mr. Asher third. v .
Standing High Jump Mr. Ciaw-
ford (Junior).
Running Broad Jump-Mr. Ad.
Thomas (Junior) . v J
HiSM?nV d
I nomas and Mr. btephens.
c w Pf tvuA-Vrnf rha
Keith 39 feet ; .
"cKf PV f.,ntUMr Rrt.ant
36 feet, 10 inches.
Hammer Throws-Mr.
Potato Races ;
1. Miss Scoville
2. Miss Lyle
3. Miss George
4. Miss Flemming
Crawford.
K YrWfocf rf WinrtorcV Mice 1
Scoville. v On Fnday evening the parlors
Chinning the Bar Mr. Ad. Thorn- of the Baptist Church were
i as (13 times). Other contest-thrown open and a lovely re
' ants Were: Mr. DeLong, 6; jMr. ceptiori tendered the new minis-
if$&' rL HS0!.1,6 ter, Dr. Quisenberry and f amily.
4 in- Mr AnHfrsinn 8- Mr. Hill.' . . : . . .
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Smith,!; Mr. Niece, 12. .j
j In the All-up-relay, the Juniors
were the winners.
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.Commencement Week at
v.v C. H. S.
Beginning on Tuesday exhibi
tion day, when the process of
construction of the articles on
display was described by members
of thfiLclass .in Manual training,
the week has been a notable one
in the c history of the school
Seldom, has finer workmanship
and skill been shown than was
seen here in the tables desks,
stands, chests, 'hat-racks i and
other.articlesmadeby these boys.
We hope to have an opportunity
of giving their names' in a subse?
quent issue. Then followed two
beautiful Operettas, "Little Boy
Blue ' under the direction of Miss
James and A Nautical Knot" A
presented under the management
of Miss Rogers. In both of these
the pupils showed careful train
ing and some unusually sweet
voices were heard.
In the first "Little Boy Blue,"
Alfred Douglas, "Mollie," Laura
Blanton, "Katie-She-Did," Louise
Terrill, : "Katie She - DidnV
Louise McKee, and the Musical
Frogs, Frederic Gooseman,
Arnold Scrivener, Edgar Burgess,
and-Frank Myers, the children
"covered themselves with glory."
The" older class was not to be
out done and here too the musi
cal numbers were beautiful. : All
of, these young ladies and gentle
men deserve especial mention. 7
Thejl on Friday, the night of
all other nights the graduating
class.' The evening was opened
with -good music by the High
School Orchestra followed with
prayer by Dr.E. B. Barnes," music,
and then Prof. D. W. Bridges
introduced the speaker of the
evening, Prof. T. J. Coates, in a
most complimentary way. His
address was a strong, practical talk
to the girls and boys. He spoke
of the value of education, of the
great countries of the world and
what they have stood for; Hebrew,
religion;" Greeks, beauty architec
ture; Romans, law; Germans,
sanctity of the home and the
dignity of woman-hood, "and
lastly, America, for personality
and its corollary, opportunity; of
the right of the American born to
develop talent unhampered by
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cast. ivir. coates men cuea many
of the great characters of all ages
beginning with Abraham, whom
he stated he believed to be an
American, for he went West, of
Moses, Columbus, and on down
the line to Grant, Roosevelt, and
i the diplomas to the following
class, after which Prof. Bridges
made; a short talk commending
, their faithfulness and industry:
i G. C. Bradley, Hugh Gibson
Culton, Jamie Samuel Dailey,
Edgar Shirley Gum, Reuben
"Pearlman, Elizabeth Miller Blan-
ton, Josephine Reid Chenault,
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. Rsa Dobrowsky, Harry Wood
Huguely, Sarah Julia Jones, Mary
Lewis Martin, Anna Geneva
McCarthy,. Jane Vivian Rice,
Stella Burnam Taylor, Mary
i Josephine Terrill, Ellen Walker,
and Ruby Powell Willoughby.
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Baptist Reception
Vhe ministers ot
the various
churches were there to welcome
them and to join with the congre
gation in many good wishes. Dr.
Quisenberry's daughter, who has
w " s
reached home in time to bo pres-
ent The church Was tastefully
decorated and cream, berries and
cake were
evening.
served "during, the
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Personal
- Mr..W. W.JPigg, isvisiting ih Lexington.
Mrs. Jas. Burnam is In , Winchester this
week. . ' . ''
Mr. Jas. Park is at home from, State, University.-,
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Miss Lizzie Graddy is the guest of Mrs.
H. C Jasper. - ,
Miss Caroline Cox is the guest 'of Miss
Stella Phelps, r, v V '
Mr. Ben Dobrowsky Is at home, from
State College. ;
Miss Russell Stouffer is at home from
Randolf-Macon. - V v; . " . '
Miss Julia Ciiitchfield is at home from
Nashville, Tenn , ; '
Miss Mae Phelps has returned form
Washington City, v,
'Miss Elizabeth Turley leaves for North
Carolina, Monday.
Miss Anne Bennett Cohen Is at home
from Randolf-Macon.
Miss Bonnie Proctor spent Sunday with
relatives in Lexington.
Mrs. Hugh Colyer, who has been quite
sick, is much improved. .
Miss Hazel WhiUock is the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Burnam.
Miss Jeannette Pates spent " several days
In Midway, with relatives.
Mrs.: Henry, of. Gulfport, Loiasi ana, is
visitiing Mrs. Weisenburg.
Messrs.. J. W. Crooke and Sam Parks
spent Wednesday In Berea.
.Miss Ada Parle is at home from Okla
where she spent the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stouffer.
Prof, -and Mrs. J. B. Cassiday attended
the Commencement at Berea. '
Miss Josephine Chenault is visiting Mrs.
George Snyder in Mt' Sterling.-
Mrs. KobL Hams is much improved in
health and able to be at home.
Neal Anderson, of Cincinnati, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Mattie Douglas.
Miss Henrietta Luxon has as her guestf
Miss Betiie Herndon, of Berea.
Miss Mayo Thomas is visiting Mrs.
Homer Kiser, of Paris this week.
Mrs. Hanley Nepert,of Cincinnati, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dykes.
Miss Ada Dean, of Owensboro, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hale Dean, i
Mrs. Sullivan and daughter, Miss Kath-
Ieen are at home for the summer.
Miss Iris Crutcher will be the - guest o;
Miss Russell White for the dance. ' ...
Miss Eleanor Hagan visited Miss Bertie
Thompson in Winchester last week. :
Miss Sarah Quisenberry is at home from
Va. where she has attended school.
Dr. H. L. Perry -and daughter. Miss
Gladys, spent Thursday in Lexington.
Miss Leah Azbill has as her guests Miss
James and Mr. Woods, of Hinton, Va.
Mrs. H. B. Hanger is at home after a
sojourn of several months in the East "
Mr. . Everette Sandlin attended the
Millersburg Commencement exercises.
Miss Margaret Arnold, of Lancaster, .Is
the guest of Miss Marie Louise Kellogg.
Mr. Boen Zaring is the guest of his
mother, Mrs. J. W. Zaring, on Lancaster
Ave.'
Mrs. Jas. W. Caperton and daughter,
Miss Jamie have returned from, a trip to
Ohio. - - - -
Judge William Herndon, of . Lancaster,
was in the city last Wednesday, en route
to Berea. .
Mrs. Harry Blanton has returned from
Lexington and has as her guest her sister,
Mrs. Smith. - '
. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Phelps Jiae as their
guests Mr. and Mrs. Fox "and children, of
Dawson, Ga. .. ', -
Mrs. W. Al Bull, of Greenville, Miss,' is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Williams Crow,
on Oak street. '
Mrs. H. G. Kiser, of Paris, come over
to-day to be the guest, of Mrs. Ed. Carson
for several days. ' -' '
Mrs. Clark, wife of Senator W. H. Clark,
of McKee, is visiting her sister Mrs. Harriss,
on Third street " V
Mesdames Laura Blanton, L. B. Herring
ton, and Harvey Chenault spent Wednes
day in. Lexington.
Mr. Smith Oldham and wife are at home
from Tucson, Ariz, and are the guests of
Mr. W. S. Oldham.
Mr. Don C Wiggins and wife, of Win
chester, are - the guests of Mrs. K, G.
Wiggins and family. ,
- Messrs. Dan Walker, Harry Rice and
Harold Oldham are here from Millers
burg Military Institute. , ,
.4 Miss Mary Lee Colyer who has been
teaching in Ashland for the last year has
returned for the vacation. ;
Miss Helen Bond, of' Versailles, will be
the guest of Miss Anne Bennett Cohen
for the dance Friday night ' - :" '
Mr. Hugh Cassiday J reached home this
week from Texas, where - he was a Pro
fessor in the A' and M College. -. :
Mr. E. P. Kelly former principal of Cald
well High School, is in the city and is being
given the glad hand by his friends.. . v -.
Chief of Police, J. H. Allraan is attend
ing the International Convention of Heads
of Police, which'met in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ringo and little
daughter, of this city, were in Winchester
last week visiting friends and relatives.
jMrs.;, Roscoe Gilmore Stott. and little
daugh ter left Friday for the North to spend
the summer. Prof. Stott will ; join them
ater. . " : '; - : .
: Miss Margaret Covington attended the
June dance in Winchester and while there
was the guest of Miss "Mamie Scrivner. .
Miss Francis Wagers, of Richmond, was
the guest of Miss Virginia Lear last week,
returning to her home Sunday. Jessamine
News.'; :.' '' ' ' - " '.
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Dr. H. C Jasper, ' his son Gaines Jasper
and his guest Mr. Jones, of Arkansas, left
on Wednesday for a visit to Doctor Jas
per's ranch in Arkansas. . . . ,
Miss Bessie Riddell and sister, Mrs.
Chas. Cunningham, were fn the city Fri
day. The latter was en route to Florida
where she will make her liome.
Rev. G. ' W. Crutchfield attended the
Wesleyan College v Commencement in
Winchester and while there 'was the guest
of Mr. Parker Adams and sister. - 1
Misses Minnie Curg Broaddus . and
George MayMoberly, of Moberly, and
Ethel Turpin, of Red House, were the
guests of Mrs T. O. Broaddus last week.
Miss Jessie Norton Crutcher is the guest
of Miss Sue Cobb.
Thursday afternoon Miss Sue Cobb will
entertain with a tea, in honor of her
visitor. ' ;
Miss Anne Bennett Cohen has returned
from Randolph-Macon Institute, Danville,
Va, where she won distinction in all of
her classes and the prize for' best house
keeping. " - ... ;
Miss Margaret Douglas, who has been
attending school at Midway, made a high
ly complimentary' standing in history and
the Bible, attaining an average of 97 in
each study being the highest average ob
tained in the class. She is at home for
the summer.
Miss Margaret Arnold is' in Richmond
for a . visit to friends '.Mr. James P.
Prather has been in Richmond with his
daughter Mrs. Wm. Sebastian..Mr. J.
W. Arnold, Superintendent of Richmond
Sunday School, was the guest of his
sister, Mrs. J. S. Johnson during the con
vention.. -.Mesdames Nathanel Cotton of
Kirksville, and Wm. Carson of Stanford
are the guests -of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Romans.. ..Mrs. Ann Walker of Hun
tington, Wrest Va. who is now in Richmond
visiting " her daughter, Mrs. James Burn
side and son J. B.Walker is expected soon
for a visit to her daughters. Mesdames B.
F. Hudson and W. O. Rigney. Central
Record.
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Picnic to Faculty
The parents of the Model
School invited the Faculty of the
Normal and Model Schools to a
picnic at Lake Reba on Friday
afternoon at 330. The occasion
proved a very delightful one.
After enjoying
rowing and all
a social hour,
sorts 01 tun, a
most tempting
spread and in
luncheon was
the early twi
light the party "homeward bound"
left the lake carrying with them
many happy memories.
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The Richmond Chautauqua
From June 25th to July 1st, the
Chautauqua will be held this
year. We hope that all our citi
zens will do their part, in making
this a much greater factor f of good
even than last year's. The pro-
gram ii.Tf.iicn stronger in every
way. Aclarri Bede, the humor
ist, arid ex-iriember .of Congress
and Emil Seidel, mayor of Mil
waukee; ; will hold a debate, and
all will understand both sides of
the Socialist question. It is these
educational features which have
made the Chautauqua a necessity
in America to-day a miniature
university on the wing. The
musical numbers are very fine,
both vocal and ' instrumental
Mrs. Leonora Lake will Lecture
on 'The Rights of the child," and
all parents and teachers will, find
in that lecture much material for
daily use. The Ben Greet Play
ers are known by reputation
everywhere, and are admitted to
be the strongest Shakesperian
troupe before the public. But
read the folders for yourself. For
the, small sum of two dollars a
great intellectual and moral in
stitution is brought to your own
door, and for this insignificant
sum. a whole week's entertain
ment is given in return. We hope
all will buy season tickets in, ad
vance, bring the family every day
invite your friends from distance,
and help to make the Chautauqua
a permanent institution.
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Successful Operation
Mr. J. Q. Scrivner, of Berea,
who has been in the Gibson In
firmary here for -the past three
weeks is now able to return to
his home. An operation for gall
stones and appendicitis was per
formed on him.
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Marriages
June 2 Lizzie Sexton to Jack
son Montgomery; , Mar g a ret
Adams to James Harlan Mounts;
Dottie Jones to Zuber Logsdon.
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ANNOUNCE2ME3NTS.
v FOR REPRESENTATIVE
We are authorized to announce GREEN
CLAY as a candidate for the office of Rep
resentative of Madison count)', subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce A. D.
MILLER as a candidate for the office of
Representative of Madison county, subject
to the action of the Democratic party.
' v ?., FOR COUNTY JUDGE
We are authorized to announce H. C.
RICE as a candidate for the office of Judge
of the Madison County Court subject to
the action of the Democratic party;
; FOR SHERIFF . '
We are authorized to announce ELMER
DEATHERAGE a candidate for the office
of Sheriff of Madison county, subject to
the action of the Demodratic party.
We are authorized to announce N. B.
JONES a candidate for the office of Sheriff
of Madison county, subject to the action of
the Democratic party. - -
FOR COUNTY CLERK .
We are authorized to announce R. B.
TERRILL as a candidate for re-election to
the office of Clerk of the Madison County
Court, subject to the action of the Demo
cratic party.
FOR ASSESSOR
- We are authorized to announce P. S.
Wliitlock, of Kirksville, a candidate for the
office of Assessor of Madison county, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic party.
FOR POLICE JUDGE
" We are authorized to announce W. L.
LEEDS as a candidate for Police Judge of
the City of Richmond, subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
NOLAND as a candidate for the office of
Police" Judge of the City of Richmond, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce J. D.
DYKES as a candidate for Police Judge
of the City of Richmond, Ky, subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
7 FOR CHIEF OF POLICE
We are authorized to announce DAVID
A. POWERS as a candidate for Chief of
Police of the City of Richmond, subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce JESSE
DYKES as a candidate for Chief of Police
of the City of Richmond, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
FOR CONSTABLE
We are authorized to announce W. F.
FERRELL as a candidate for Constable of
Magisterial District No. 1, subject to the
action of the Democratic party. ,
We are authorized to announce that The
MADISONIAN is a candidate for entry
into each home in Madison county, subject
to the approval "of the Family. We stand
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