oslc "At the Carnival." School
Chorus; Bronte.
Wsnd Drill Center school.
Essay -"Apple .Orcharding," Elmer
Klrlffen Bronson.
Music "The Spinning Wheel."
Ethel Mae Taggart and chorus; Man-
ney.
( Essay "The Trsns-Atlantlc Flight
lof the ICC-4," Theodora Van Zandt
jSanford.
I Music a) "Spring Is Here." Fol
jlsh air; (b) "Home, Sweet Home,"
School chorus; Bishop.
Presentation of Diplomas.
"America."
1 Arrangements for Georgetown's
Vourth of July celebration were com
pleted '-on Friday evening and promise
an observance rather bigger and bet
ter than Its predecessors. A special
Invitation to attend is axteiyded to all
Redding men who did service In the
fWorld War Irrespective of whether
they went across or got no further
than the training camps. The pro
cession, to form a&oat :0 a. m.. -will
headed by the Rldgefleld Band,
and comprise among it units Civil
War veterans, the new veterans. Boy
Scouts, school children, and citizens in
l .decorated auto. The march will be
nwthrough ths principal streets of the
soirtlUsre ami thence to the ball park,
owners a program of competitive ath-
lletle events will take place. There
will also be an oration by some
speaker well known In public life. At
noon the affair will become a basket
i picnic. The principal afternoon event
lis .to be a '. game between ' local
nines, one representing the Swedish
(element of the community and the
pother the native stock. In the even
ing activities will be transferred to
' , itke assembly hall of the new George
town school where - the united local
moire are to give a concert supple
mented by other interesting features
rotable to the occasion.
