The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-06-16
FINE PROGRAM
is PROVIDED
For Chautauqua Next Week Says AL
kahest Advance Man-Others
Testify to Merit.

T. S. Memory, advance man for
the Alkahest Chautauqua Bureau,
was in Stanford this week, confer
ring with the members of the Wo-
mans Club, and completing final
arrangements for the opening of the
Chautauqua here next Wednesday.
Mr.. Memory went-over the entire
program with the ladies who have
affairs in charge, and gave them
assurance that they will be provided
with an entertainment which will
please everyone.
A Children's Chautauqua parade
has been arranged for one of the
opening boosting events for next
week, and will be held Saturday af-
ternOon, beginning at 8 o'clock.
Masks and caps have been secured
and will be provided for all the lit
tie ones who will take part in the
parade. They are requested to meet
at the court house at three o'clock.
Cecil Williams, former Editor of
the Somerset Times, who passed
thru Stanford from Mt. Vernon TO
Somerset Thursday, said that Somer-
set had used the Alkahest Chautau-
qua for two seasons and that the
people there were delighted with it,
and would have it again this season.
Rev. ]. H. Pence, of Clayton, ILL.,,
who is here on a visit to his father,
f, Elisha Pence, near Rowland, saw the
program which will be given next
week and was loud in his praise of
Judge Alden, who lectures here. He
said: Every man, woman and
child in this section should hear
Judge Alden. We had him at our
Chautauqua last year and he pleased
and delighted everybody. He is a
treat from beginning to end, and it
is worth the price of a season ticket
to hear him alone. Tell your people
not to miss Judge Alden, whatever
they do"
| Similar testimonials have been re-
ceived by the promoters from others
who have seen various numbers which
will be given on the local program.
The Covington, Ga, had the fol-
4 AOWliS u say dOOuI us SIduIdudud.
at is our opinion that the Aka
hest Chautauqua in Covington has
helped our city more than anything
we have had in years. A few reasons
why we believe this:
First: That it was success from
! every standpoint.
Second: That it brought people
to our city that would not have come
had it not been for the Chautauqua.
Third: That we had brought to
our own doors first-class entertain
ments that larger cities seldom have
the pleasure of witnessing.
Fourth: That it brought business
to Covington that would not have
come otherwise.
Fifth: That we have had adver-
tisement that is worth money to our
city.
"There wasn't a single attraction
given in our city without something
was said about the splendid audience
which attended. The attractions were
II
appreciated, and we have enjoyed
first-class entertainments for the en-
tire week.
| "There are usually three kinds Of
people that go to make the average
small town-the ones who say, 1T
can't be done'-they are not worth
anything to a town. The ones who
say, it can be done but l would rath-
er not do it'-he is not worth much.
But the ones who say, 1T CAN Be
DONE-LET'S Do IT. are the kind
that make a success at everything
they undertake. 1t is our opinion that
we have more of the LETS DO TT
kind here than the average town, so
let's have another chautauqua for
next year."