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is. M. Jones introduced the Spelling Master, one judge, Rot. M. E. Sliger, and all of the contestants with poems. Rer. Thompson read the poem introducing . Ned Jones as the other judge.
The poems, including those composed for contestants who were not present, are reprinted bp the kind permission of the county posts responsible, D. Lyle Miller, Mrs. D. Lyle Miller, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Campbell, Mrs. J. Frank Jones, Mrs. E. M. Jones, Mrs. B. N. Eubank, Mrs. C. J. Miller, and Miss Louise Miller.
We’ve met at this here Spelling
Bee To spell all words from A to Z. And present here are both she's
and he’s, So mind your Q’s, also your P's.
Mr. Thompson gives out our words Let’s all keep quiet so he’ll be
heard His nerves are as steady as any
man Since he has married his pretty
Ann.
Ned Jones and Ed. Sliger ‘ Are just alert as any tiger, They hold the dictionary and will
be the judge' So none of you will hold a grudge One a minister, the other a deacon,
£.W*.yv$e*dv tptj* your beacon.
••• .:e. Now all of you amateurs that
come to bat Have two strikes against you, but
that is that, For by the “Shades of GreatAunt-Hannsh”
Here’s Prof. Winfrey of ^ Sunstroke
Manor. " ■ Now looming large we see Wild
Bill, The sage of Sunstroke Manor Hill. It’s beyond the power of pen or
tongue To tell how he can teach the
young. Next on our line-up is Dr. £[nead, Can’t be surpassed in skill and
speed. He hands out' rainbow-colored > pin*. :,v\. But it’s Pinky’s juleps that cure
our ilk. .* v * (Baa SPELLING BEE, *•#» 4.)
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