The Ellaville Sun Friday, May 19, 1939 No. 46 SCHLEY SLANTS by Raymond Duncan MAYBE IT WOULD HELP HIM First Grader Tommy Wilson listened with interest as the grown-ups talked of the forecast made by the weather man. Asked Tommy: "Does the weather man have to have rheumatism, like mother, so he can tell what the weather is going to be? TICKETS FOR MRS. HILL For telling a little boy's idea about how the weather man is able to do his work, Mrs. O.C. Hill gets this week's award of a pair of guest tickets to the Rylander theater at Americus. Anyone who has ever had a touch of rheumatism can appreciate Tommy's remark, for when a change in the weather is in the offing, that old feeling comes back. Manager J.N. Morgan of the Rylander, reminds Mrs. Hill that the technicolor epic, "Dodge City," starring Errol Flynn, Olivia DeHaviland and Ann Sheridan, plays Monday and Tuesday. Send along your suggestions in competition for next week's tickets. DEATH AND LIFE IN THE SAME DAY Death and life came to the P.T. Streetman home in Schley county last week. Mr. Streetman's mother, Mrs. W.H. Streetman, was buried at 11 o'clock last Tuesday morning. And a daughter was born that evening at 6 o'clock. She weighed eight pounds and has been named Minnie Sue. MACON COUNTY WOMAN DIES Mrs. W.H. Streetman, 53, is Buried at Howard Funeral services for Mrs. W.H. Streetman, 53, who died at her home in Oglethorpe, May 8, were conducted at Howard, Ga., her childhood home, May 9. She had been ill seven months. Survivors include her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Willie Bass of Waldo, Fla., and Mrs. Ernest White of Oglethorpe; two sons, P.T. Streetman of Schley county and R.G. Streetman of Ideal, and five grandchildren. SCHLEY COUNTY HIGH GRADUATES 24 MONDAY EVENING Play, "Phantom Bells" To Be Staged Tonight Twenty-four students will be graduated fro Schley county high school at commencement exercises at the school auditorium Monday evening at 8 o'clock. The graduation season begins tonight with presentation of the senior class play, "The Phantom Bells." No admission will be charged but an offering will be taken to allow all persons desiring to do so the privilege of contributing to the annual senior class trip, a one-week's outing at Jacksonville Beach. Official program for the commencement sermon Sunday evening and the graduation exercises Monday evening are announced today by Supt. E.M. Palmer. Processional of the graduating class--girls wearing white caps and gowns and boys in blue--will open the programs each night. The Rev. Ed Drake of Leslie will preach the commencement sermon Sunday night and Rev. John S. Sharp of Cordele, presiding elder of the Americus district of the South Georgia Methodist conference, will deliver the literary address Monday evening. The class roll follows: Jewel Schofill, Kathryn Dupree, Josie Robinson, Hilda Cosper, Lillian Tondee, Elizabeth Lumpkin, Edra Hutto, Elsie Rainey, Mary Eva Heath, Louise Murray, Imogene Owen, Irma Wall, Juanita Cook, Katie Owen, Clara Mott, Helen Stevens, Ernest Williams, David McCorkle, John Willis Snipes, Roney Jordan, Edgar Fouche, Kelly Terry, Donald Franklin, Billy Hilton. The commencement season was opened Wednesday night with a program presented by elementary grade students of Ellaville consolidated school. Twenty-nine seventh grade pupils received diplomas during the exercises. Cast of Characters Mrs. Rhodes---second wife of Mark Rhodes, Hilda Cosper Laura Rhodes---her stepdaughter, Elizabeth Lumpkin Leila Sayles---a trained nurse, Clara Mott Miriam Booth---a secretary, Elsie Rainey Harriet Forbes---a maid of all work, Juanita Cook Joseph Kennedy---a detective, John W. Snipes Ned Carruthers---a lawyer, Walter Strange Jack Page---Laura's fiancee, Riley Wall Darrel Carson---Laura's cousin, Kelly Terry Victor Lavelle, a neighbor---Billy Hilton. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Will Williams have named their son Kenneth Hoyt. He was born May 5 and weighed seven and a half pounds. Mr. and Mrs. E.B. Lawhorn announce the birth of a son May 17 at Boyette's clinic W.B. TYE, JR., TO WED MISS ADRIENNE HAWKINS IN JUNE CEREMONY Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley Hawkins of Macon announce the engagement of their daughter, Adrienne, to William Butler Tye, Jr. Mr. Tye is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Tye of Ellaville. He is manager of the Acme Freight Lines in Macon. The marriage is to take place June 14 at the First Baptist church in Macon.