The Snowflake herald., 1914-06-27
SNOWFLAKE'S FOURTH
OF JULY PROGRAM

Serenading by brass band.
Parade at 9 a. M, consisting
of Uncle Sam, represented by
Leroy Rogers; Columbia, repre-
sented by Miss TIA Hunt, Presi-
dent Wilson, represented by K.
! c. Kartchner; Mrs. Wilson, rep
resented by Miss Bertha Owens.
These prominent personages will
be conveyed in their private au-
tomobile, with militia as body
guard.
Assemble 10 a. m. at Social
Hall. Program commences at
1870 o'clock.
l. Band music.
2. Prayer by Chaplain A. L.
Rogers.
3. "Star Spangled Banner"
by the Camp Fire Girls.
A. Welcome address by I'm
Gle Sam.
5. Piano Solo, Mrs. j. L.
Henderson.
z. Vocal Solo, Marion L. Flake.
8. Grafton, A. I. Willis
9. Instrumental music by che
Kartchner family.
10. Stump speech, O.D. Flake.
II. Flag drill, under direction
of Mrs. Ella Owens and Miss
Ada Flake.
IL. Vocal Solo, A. G. Nc
Closkey.
Master of Ceremonies, Presi-
dent Wilson.
Reception Committee at the
Meeting Jefferson Larson, La
zelle Smith, Harvey Ballard and
Jesse Frost.
Decorc tion Committee Junior
class of young ladies, under SUI
pervision of Mrs. Laura Baird and
Miss Lucretia Willis.
Afternoon Committee Chase
Rogers, Marion Flake, j. l..
Henderson, A. G. McCloskey
and Ross Hunt.
Scout boys are asked to fur
nish water for the assemblage.
There will be a play presented
on the night of July Sd, entitled
Birds Island"
AFTERNOON SPORTS
100 p. m.-Children's dance.
Sports begin on street west of
Social hall.
2:05-50-yard race for children under
Ia years. No entrance fee. First
prize, soc; second, 25c.
1O-8O-yard race for boys Ia to 18
years. No entrance fee. First prize,
75c; second soc.
-1OO-yard dash, free to all. En-
trance fee, SOC. First prize, $500;
second, $1.50.
2:35- -2OO-yard four-men relay race.
Captains Leroy and Noble Rogers are
selected to choose sides. Entrance
fee, 25c. Prize, 81.
2:50 -50-yard egg race for men and
boys, Entrance fee, 15c. First prize,
81; second, SOC.
3:05- 5O-yard egg race for women
and girls, No entrance fee. First
prize, 81; second, SOC.
3:15-W Wrestling match, Evan Larson
VS.. Noble Rogers. No fee. Prize, ST..
$50 Relay horse race, 200 yards,
three horses, four changes. Entrance
fee, 81; prize, SIS.
3:45-Burro race. Entrance fee SOC,
prize 81.
4:0O-Relay horse race for boys under
16 years. Three horses, four changes.
Entrance fee, SOC; prize, So.
4:15-Draft horse race for horses
weighing not less than 1900 lbs. En-
trance fee SOC, prize So.
4:30-Team race, 300 yards, three
inch wagon. Entrance fee SOC, prize SO.
4:45- Reversed saddle race. En-
trance fee SOC, p ize 81. See circulars.
500 Bicycle race, 300 yards. En-
trance fee. soc. First prize, So; Sec
ond, 81.
5:15-50-yard COW pony race, turn
stake and return. Entrance fee, SOC;
prize, So.
5:3O-Tug of war, men on each
side. Entrance fee, 25c; prize, 4.
5:45-Flag race, $50 yards, five flags;
cow ponies. Entrance, SOC; prize, 81.
/ 500 Broncho twisting. Everybody
bring their bad horses. Entrance fee,
81; prize, $40.
AS this program is one of the largest
vet arranged it is desired that every
event be pulled off" as quickly as
possible, as there are so many of them
that delay will necessitate the cur
failing of some of the events.
For further information concerning
these events see the circulars which
will soon be issued Watch for them.
A grand ball will be given on the
night of the 4th at Social hall.