The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current, February 01, 1914, Page 29, Image 29

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THE
CHEM AW A
AM ERICAN
TH E N O N P A R E IL SOCIETY
The newly elected members of the Nonpareil Literary Society: Pres­
ident, Ella McCully; vice-president, Eleanor Lynch; secretary, Mar­
garet Rainville; treasurer, Eleanor Hull; reporter, Ida Kennedy.
Miss M. Regina Long of the Salem High School has taken charge of
the girls’ societies. With her aid we will make the Nonpareil Literary
Society a credit to our school.—I da K ennedy , Reporter.
T H E W IN O N A S O C IE T Y
The Winona Literary Society met at the usual place on Thursday even­
ing, January 27, 1914. We were pleased to have Miss Long of Salem
High School present. She gave us many helpful suggestions. We are
glad that it has been arranged for her to be with us and help us. She is
an experienced literary leader and by her help all the societies will be
benefitted.
The roll was called; a few members were absent. Our membership
is increasing and we are going to have a strong society. We have been
having very good programs. The following was not an exception; it
was short and every number was well prepared:
Society S o n g ....................................................................... Society
Current E v e n t s ......................................................Jeanette Buckles
R e c i t a t i o n ...............................................................Ruth Liphart
Violin Solo
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Cora Zeigler
Reading
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Lucy TurCotte
R e c i t a t i o n .............................................................. Cecil Russell
Remarks
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Miss Long, also Miss Randolph, Critic
L ucy T vrcotte , Reporter.
T H E R E L IA N C E S O C IE T Y
On January 23rd the Reliance Literary Society elected new officers as
follows: President, Jerry Rees; vice-president, George Fairbanks; secre­
tary John Johanson; treasurer, James Todd; sergeant-at-arms, Charles
Owens; reporter, Wm. Jackson. The new officers began their work im­
mediately. Arrangements are being made with the other societies for a
seriesof debates to take place in the near future.—W ii . i . iam J ackson . Re­
porter.