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THE CHEMA WA AMERICAN
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Ella Brewer whcr has been promoted
to the eighth A is doing nioely in her
studies.
The girls who entered the sixth grade
from Miss Johnson's grade are doing
nicely. M. H.
Pedro Cay ago who has recently enter
ed the printing office is getting along fine
with his work. J. M.
We are all glad to see our friend
Edward Williams baok to school again.
He says he is glad also to continue his
studies again. T.P.
When the boys and girls march to
school, they keep good order now. They
don't talK when. passing to their sohool
rooms any ;more. P. S.
Webster Hudson entered the eighth
grade B class Monday morning, and is
doing well in his studies. If any more
promotions are made from the seventh
grade we may have to hang them up on
the wall. This means that the pupils
are digging right down to their studies
this year. B. W.
Girls' Dnd cf Mercy
The Little Girls Band of Mercy had a
very interesting meeting last evening
Many of the little girls told how they
had tried to treat everyone kindly since
last meeting.
BoyV Band of Mercy
The Boys' Band of Mercy met in its
usual place Wednesday evening. A pro
gram consisting of anecdotes about ani
mals was rendered.
ATHLETIC
The basketball girls are very muoh
pleas id with their new red caps they
received from Mr. Farrow.
The girls' seoond team basketball is go.
ing to play Salem . High Sohool first team
sometime this .iveek4 :E. M,
. ,Qur girls: are receiving oompliments on
all - sides in t regard to .their . excellent
playing ; and . excellent conduct while
playing basketball,
The girls' basketball team met and
were defeated by' the Corvallis girls. The
soore was 12 11 in favor of Corvallis.
It was a fast but clean game.
The girls' basketball team wish to
extend their thanks to the young ladies
of the Oregon Agricultural College for
their kind treatment to them during
their stay in ..Corvallis,
... .,
Y. M. C. A.
The Y; M. C, A. met at the usual place,
We held a short but lively meet
ing we joined in singing hymns reports
of the delegates to the Eugene covention
were rendered it has lately been the
oustom of the association to have two of
the delegates to talk on subjects used at
the convention, these reports and talks
have been well rendered, next Wednesday
we will have a talk on the subject, "The
progress of. an association", by A.P. Geary,
Program: Opening Hymn, "Just As I
Am;" . Lord's Prayer; Roll Call; Talk,
"Purpose of Y. M. C. A. and How Ac
complished," M. Sampson; Hymn, "A
Shelter in the Time ofl Storm;" Talk,
"Recent Advance in the Association
Woik,"W. H. Hudson; Hymn; Miscel
laneous Business; Hymn, "What a
Friend We Have in Jesus;" Closing
Prayer.