Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-06-15
'BELINCTON'S BIG 6-DAY CHAUTAUQUA
BEGINS JULY 9Th, CLOSES JULY 9Th

fair that includes Belington,
Philippi, Junior, Dartmoor, and,
incidentally all of Barbour
county. And this means every
farmer and his family in all
this great rich territory ada
cent to the towns that we have
Manned.
Il 1t will be out in a big tent in
shady spot on the "Ice Plant
Lot" a location that is easily ac-
cessible to everyone.
1t is mainly an afternoon and
evening affair at which time the
attractions appear. If you are
a boy or girl you will be greatly
interested in the Youths Chau-
tauqua forenoon5 of each week
day. And if you come in this
class, right today get in touch
with the local Chautauqua sec
rotary and find out who is in
charge of the Boys and Girls
Chautauqua, and they'll tell you
all about the plans. However,
all will be deeply interested in
hearing something about the
general plans that we're making.
Music will be a big feature.
You love music. Ever see any
body that didn't? Well if you
know anybody who doesn't,
somehow get them into that
Chautauqua tent, and they'll
come out CONVERTED to
music. Music is the thing that
puts the throb in the heartbeat
and makes life just a lite sweet
er and a little more worth while.
So we're going to have a mus
ical festival in this ebay Chau-
tauqua program with an entire
ly different musical company
each day. No two days will be
at all alike. One will be a band.
That will be on the big fourth
day. Don't forget that. Anoth-
er will be something else and
another. something else.
Here's the Progam-All in a
NUTSHELL:
Study the whole list through
carefully and then refer to your
booklet for the story of the men
and women that are listed here:
Lecturers Rollo Mcbride,
Chief Tahan, DR.. R. P. Shep-
herd, Harold Morton Kramer,
Reno B. Welbourn, DR.. E. L..
Eaton, Prof. Dyer, Strickland
Gillian.
Entertainers: Beatrice Well
Ter Company, and Maude Willis.
Musical Numbers: Beatrice
Weller Co., Craven Orchestra,
Brooks Band, Lyceum Arts Con-
servatory Orchestra, Ora Pad
get LANCER and Company.
We are assuming here that of
course you are going to be at
this Chautauqua. Our purpose
in printing this is to LAY THE
FACTS before you.
The men and aDon1e1e back Of
this Chautdatqua are local pe0-
pJe. You perhaps know every
one Of them. They are men and
women who live right here in
this town and community. Most
of them are busy, busy people.
They are out hustling to make
this thing go, and will get just
as much out of it as you have
opportunity to get, and no more.
You will have an opportunity to
enjoy a Chautauqua program
for a few days, to get bit of
wholesome inspiration, to get
something Of a boost out of the
rut into which every man and
woman is BOUND to fall, wheth-
err they're busy or idle-rich or
poor. Isn't it a fact?
Now then, if you want to do
the right thing by yourself and
by these others who are work
ing for this Chautauqua's sue
cess, buy your tickets TODAY,
and let's make this Chautauqua
the bang-up, biggest success that
it's possible to make it.
And keep the date in mind
(July 4th) the hours Of the, pro-
gram (which are given in the
boolxlet) and the price of the
tickets (see below, and the To-
cation, and the big inspiration
and community stimulus and the
great good you are going to get
out of it, and we'll seeyou at the
big tent on the opening after
noon and at each of the eleven
session to follow.
PLAN YOUR TIME 4 so
THAT YOU CAN COME IN