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THE CHE MA VA AMERICAN
OUR CHRISTMAS
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Roast Oregon Turkey
Cranberry Sauce
Giblet Gravy
Pickles Salad
Spiced Pears
Mashed Potatoes Baked Onions
Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie
White Cake
Apples Oranges
Bread Coffee
At the conclusion, of the students' din
ner the employes departed for their
various quarters to partake of a Christ
mas dinner themselves. At the "Mess" a
fine dinner, on a sale pleasing to all
members of that body, was served.
Everything at this hostelry was just
right a real, comfortable, Christmas
dinner. The scent of the fores1; was in
the dining-room and good taste as well.
Miss Faris, who is at present 'Mess"
manager, and her various assistants,
certainly deserve thanks for their trouble
in behalf of others.
At 2 oclock in the afternoon Mr. Lar
sen and his bandsmen were in the stand,
and, as the day was ideal outside, the
program rendered was e.. joyed to the
fullest. A good program was well ren
dered. Many thanks to the band.
In the evening the. services in chapel
were largely in the nature of a song ser
vice, but mention should be made of the
short speeches of Supt. Chalcraft and
Mr. Campbell. Both were appropriate
to the occasion and contained food for
reflection on the part of the pupils.
Thus ended our Christmas exercises.
Memorable they were in every way.
Our Christmas was a good one It will
be a pleasant memory for us in years to
come.
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Happy New Year!
Fred Yelkas, of Molalla, Oregon, spent
his Christmas here at the school.
Born At Chemawa, Oregon, Decem
ber 23, 1910, to Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Smith, a. daughter.
Dr. McGaw was with us on Christ
mas Day and dined with Supt. and Mrs.
Chalcraft and family.
It is now quite a while until Christ
mas, but Oh! the memory of the last
one still lingers with us.
Mr. Runville of Athena, Oregon, was
at Chemawa for the holiday season,
much to the joy of his daughters.
Peter Casy, an old time pupil, but
who is now running a butcher shop in
Toledo, Oregon, was here for Christmas
Mrs. Saunders is still confined to her
bed at the Salem hospital, but is slowly
regaining hrr health She is having a
very serious and trying time of it.
Miss Emma Thompson arrived at Che
mawa on Christmas Day from the school
at Carson, Nevada, and has entered up
on her duties as an assistant clerk in
the office.
John Sorter, an ex-pupil of Chemawa,
spent his Christmas here At present he
is in the employ of the Fargo Orchard
Company, located on the Oregon Electric
between here and Portland.