The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-20
SOUTHW ESTERN
NORMAL NOTES

Nj Harder Is absent from scAo i
having gone 10 Kansas on business FOR
bis denomlnntlsn.
Mr. Sanders talked very cnterialdl
infly at chapel last 1huraday nnrnng
on some Of ihe superaillloA5 OF ihel
Tennessee mountalneera.
It So practically agreed tia' the au
nual ontest between the teo l'iera,Y
societies ehail hereafter include pilnc
violin and v9cal features
Miss Broad entertained her father
for a day or two last week
The Dewey county students have u
ways held together particularly well
Their organisation held 4 meeting onI
ThufFdsy 81 last week.
Miss Hattie White has re-cntegel
scho after an absence Of several
weeks due 20 t1e illness Of her mother
The domestic science cub en;egiaii
ed the students OF The department. OIL
Friday at siS.
Training for The baseball aud track
season has begun, and The prosDtct6
are bright for athletic honors thla
spring
The normal chorus Is present The
cantata The Song Of the Bell Tues.
lay evening. Ian 2Gth The chorus ut
one hundred voices will be supported
by Mr.. schulz's 20piece orchretsn
Solos Will he rendered by Mr. Schulz
and several students Of The vocal music
department
Miss Alice Reed led the Y W. &. a.
meeting Sunday afteroaG. a special
program was given
Mr., Wafkentln spoke at chapel Fri.
day on the history and work Of ihe
/ Mennonltes. Me- Warkentin's brother
Is principal Of the Mennonite school IN
Manitoba, Canada.
The next number Of the y rnal llnl
letln series. wslch Is due In few days
Is to contain department statements
and photographs Of all Inc members oi
The faculty
Miss gro ans mother has retugnet
from Canada. and will spend The 20
malnder Of the year with her
Mr.. Scott discussed the good radl
question at the Monday morning chapc
exercises
The seAaio is 70 discuss The Browne
vile affair al their meeting on Jan. 20
A hew normal song Is on the stock
The music IS being written by MI
Bremer and the words BY Mr.. House
President Sharp spoke al chape
Tuesday on the qualities Of o success
iul teacher.
Students Muslcai Club,
The first meetnK NJ the student
uusleal cluo for the year 1908 was bel
Tuesday afternoon, January " Tha
the attendance was small Is o diein,
/ loss to those absent, Cor the program
whose subject was Mdzari and heath'
ven was AN unusually 70 one Th
short biographical sketches We're Ne
prepared. and the current events finn
! ly and interesting One which is {
+ noteworthy local interest is that NJ
8remefa elementary harmony yet
! lpress has been adopted by the univeta
Ety az Oklahoma
The musical numbers we're Of NJ
= Iusnal In excellence Miss Beatty pla
4 od with nlcasiagelearne and expire
Z sion. the eight hand arrangement
8 N zaris Nlnuet Sas rendered with Dc
/ cacy AMI grace and the sonata by n
( schup and Miss White took the aud
! ouce hy storm This was Miss White
flrst appearance IS accompsnlsl au
2 she Is to be congratulated for the q
llstic and very sympathetic support 81
gave the violin Miss White Is 2 q
2 siclan from whom we expect much
The future.
The following program Eas Fen
j cred;
Mozart and Beeth wen. Mlss Aueen
j Kaufman
4 Andante IN + Major beethoven, Nil
While Beatty.
Mlnuet from Symphony n y ~
! Mozart. Miss sIoss Miss ioYalai
! Mrs. House, Miss scoyll.
q Sonata In + Major arranged for II
INN ard piano, sknown as Fruhlina
: sonatgl. Beeth ven, Mr.. Schulz ~
Miss Ella White.
I'll Current Events, Miss Cellluga.
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