Weekly Chemawa American., December 25, 1908, Page 3, Image 3

THE CHEMAWA A M ERIC AN
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MR. TEABO'S LECTURE.
The industrial lecture Monday even
ing was delivered by Mr. J. M. Teaboon
the subject of ''baking.' He . spoke of
the difference of methods used in the
liking at home in the stove ovens, and
that used by bakeries, stating that 100
loaves can be handled in the bakery as
msy as two by-home baking.
The Chemawa bakery turns out 3,000
loaves a week. Mr. Teabo will have 1,000 -loaves
on hand for Chiistmas.
He said that it was very essential that
hoys should learn the baker's trade, and
that the ladies understand more about
slicing and preparing of bread and
cakes for the table. They should be cut
into dainty transparent pieces; also how
to place it on the plate He called atten
lion to the kind of clothes bakers should
wear and the great importance of being
neat and clean He spoke of the differ
ent grades of flour and the many ways
of making pastry.
He explained how the oven is operat
ed and how the bread is placed in- the
oven and removed by the teel. Mr. Teal-;
ho closed his interesting lecture by tell
ing how the 600 pou nds of Turkey was'
roasted for the Christmas dinner.
LETTER FROM THE PHILIPPINES,
The following letter was received by
Miss Dohse and will undoubtedly be of
interest to many people at Chemawa:
In this land of unchanging summer, it
is hard to realize that Christmas is at
hand. I wish you and the other kind
friends; at Chemawa who remembered
me so kindly might know how much com
fort end pleasure you gave to my home
hungry heart.
This bit of pina embroidery is the old
style native work fast being superceded
bythe more durable chino and "improv
ed" fabric and modern needle work. I
hope it -will interest you as such
Wishing you nil happiness good health
and prosper! ty in the coming Christmas
season and the new year, I am,
Sincerely Yours,
August a . Hultman.
Tarlac, Tar lac, P. 1;,
Nov., 16, 1908.
CHRISTMAS ENTER PA IN M ft NT.
The following interesting program
was given in the Chemawa chapel,. Dec.
23, 1908:
1. Anthem ''Joy to the World'' YHandelj
- - - - - - - - Choir
Christmas Advice - Caroline Wright
Sixth Normal, Dora Clauson, Teacher.
3. Hymn "Silent Night" Haydn) - - -Seniors
and Juniors, Mrs. Campbell. Teacher.
4. Recitation "Christmas Bells" - - -
- - - - - - iVaud Lowry
Seventh Grade, Miss Royer, Teacher.
5. Reading -"Our National Holidays"
- - - - Calvin Darnell
Senior, Mrs. Campbell, Teacher.
6. Song-"The Legend of the Christmas Tree"
Eighteen Pupils of Third Grade
Miss Earlougher, Teacher.
7 Recitation "Who Santa Glaus Was" -.
- - - - - Thomas Powers
Sixth Grade, Mr. Fickle, Teacher.
8. Song "Kriss Kringle" -
Eight Pupils of Fourth Grade
- Miss White. Teacher.
9. Recitation "Christmas Gifts" -
- - - Marie 1 5a i ley
Fifth Normal, Margaret Lowry, Teacher.
10. Chorus "Merry Christmas" - . -
- - - , - Twenty -four Boys
Second Grade, Miss Br&wer, Teacher.
11. Exercise "Santa Claus' Visit to Moth or
Goose Land . - - Pupils of First Gmdo
Miss Lohse, Teacher,
12. Song "Jolly Old St. Nichols"
- - - - School.