Weekly Chemawa American., November 06, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
MONTHLY ENTERTAINMENT
The teachers and pupils of our school
have undertaken to provide us with an
entertainment once a month during the
present school year. Friday evening
we had the pleasure of being present at
the first program rendered. In every
way it was most creditable for the pupils
who appeared on the platform and be
yond doubt was a satisfaction to their
teachers. We cannot mention in detail
what was given, further than to state
that every grade in the school was re
presented. The following program
speaks for itself:
Piano Solo . Margaret Lowry
Senior Class, Mrs. Campbell, Teacher.
Recitation "To-Day " . . y ... .Orin French
Junior Class, Mrs. Campbell, Teacher.
Song "Sweet and Low". Sixteen Girls
Third Grade, Miss Earlougher, Teacher.
Reading ......... . . . Helen JUillstrom
Eighth Grade, Miss Royer, Teache r.
Song "Honey town" . .
r . . . . . . John Horn and N ne Girls
Second Grade, Miss Brewer, Teacher,
Recitation "The Apple Tree". . .Marie Mann
First Grade, Miss Dobse, Teacher.
Recitation "Autumn" . . , .Lily Burns
Fifth Grade, Mr. Fickle, Teacher.
Song 'Merry Autumn Days",Minnie Picard
Leila Wilson, Walter Haight,Thos Mulling
Seventh Grade Miss Royer, Teacher.
Recitatidn "Playing Hide and Seek. ...
" Eleanor Zimmerman
Fourth Grade, Miss White, Teacher.
Song "Mother Goose Medley" .....
First Grade, Miss Dobse Teacher.
Recitation "Betty and the Bear". .... .
....... ......... Maud Lowry
Sixth Grade, Mr. Fickle, Teacher.
Recitation "An Apple Lesson", Oscar Grant
Third Grade, Miss Earlougher, Teacher.
Recitation "Politeness". .... Roy Mclntyre
Second Grade, Miss Brewer, Teacher.
Recitation "George's Birthday". ... . .
... ... George Horn
Fourth Grade, Miss White, Tercher.
Salute the Flag" Am erica" .School
CHEM A WA'S SCHEDULE.
Oct. 24 University of Oregon Second at Che
mawa. Won 5 to 0.
Oct. 30 Albany College at Albany. Lost
7 to 0.
Nov. 7 Fort Stevens at Chemawa.
Nov. 14 Pacific University at Chemawa.
Nov 21 Oregon Agriculture College Second,
Nov. 26 Young Mn's Catholic Club of Port.
land at Chemawa.
Dec, .5 Salem High at Salem.
Dec. 12 Multnomah Athletic Club at Port
land. Dec. 19 (Open)
Dec.25 Astoria Athletio Club at Astoria.
Jau.l The Dalles Athletic Club at The Dalles
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The 10,000 landless Indians of Cali
fornia are in 350 bands, some of which
are few in numbers, and the.-e are so
scattered that there is great difficulty in
providing schools and missions for them.
Only by admitting them to the white
schools wherever these are, and by
including them in the Christian teaching
of the churches nearest them, can they
be instructed and evangelized. Ten con
secrated field matrons are doing noble
work at different points, but more aru
needed for places remote from any
church work. Indian's Friend.
Left -Over Items
A letter recived from Eugene Williams
informs us that he will soon return to
school. -J. D.
Peter Seltice sends greetings to every
body at Chemawa and says he will pay
us a visit soon. J. Df
Mrs. Brewer is a fine cook and rio hoy
or girl should complain about the food,
but should be ready to help her at any
time. V. B.