Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-29
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chalk talk at the high school audi
forum last Friday evening. A large
number were present and enjoyed
the lecture.
Tickets for the Lyceum course to
be given this winter are on sale at
the stores and may also be purchased
from any of the teachers of the
school. If a surplus is obtained it
is to go toward a motion picture ma
chine for the school. The course is
composed of six entertainments and
priced as follows: season tickets for
adults, 50, and childrens season
tickets 81. Get your tickets early
and thus avoid the rush.
Bert Burnam was school visitor
last Wednesday.
The Halowe en- party given by the
Epworth League of the Methodist
church last Saturday evening was
well attended. An enjoyable time
was had by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Thornton and
family spent Sunday visiting Mr..
Thornton's brother in Pullman.
Miss Mabel Brett of Pullman spent
Saturday and Sunday with her sister,
Miss Matte Brett, a teacher in the
school here.
A number of people are contem-
plating going to Pullman to see the
football game between Montana and
W. S. C. next Saturday.
The Buckner Tennessee Jubilee
singers were the first number on the
Lyceum course Wednesday night and
brought glee to the hearts of an au-
ditorium full of people, who had
gethered to hear the dusky sons and
daughters from the Sunny South.
The Buckner Tennesseeans are excel
lent singers, brim full of spirit and
southern participating much
fervOr and spirit into their work.
or quartets, they seemed equally at
home. The committee is to be con-
graduated upon the splendid selec-
ton of this popular company for it's
opening number.-Beloit Sentinel.
These people are to appear upon
the Albion lyceum course this winter.
George Thompson of Colville was
an Albion visitor last week. Mr..
Thompson said that crops did fairly
well in his neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Farr and Mr.. and
Mrs, Sol Cannon started for Cali
fornia last Saturday. They have ar
ranged small houses upon Ford
chassis and intend living cheaply
along the way. They will carry their
hotel accommodation with them
through sunny California. They will
be gone all winter.
The Chicago Recital company Of
fers a program sparkling with nov
city, a finished artistic effort that
never fails to delight. Committees
everywhere have pronounced this
program among the finest they have
ever heard In variety of action it
is unapproachable by any company
now appearing before the public. Vo-
cal quartets and duets, cello and vio-
lin duets and solos, saxophone quar-
tetts and musical and comedy
sketches follow each other in rapid
succession. Each production is a
truly artistic endeavor and the man
agement presents the Chicago Re-
cital company with confidence in it's
ability to please the most discrimi-
mating audiences everywhere.
AS an example of many press COM
ments we append this: They gave
an excellent account of themselves.
Mr. Creekmore's voice is of fine
range and exceptional quality. Their
selections were we'll chosen and were
rendered in pleasing and effective
style. Nashville (Tenn) Amer
lean. These people are to appear on
the Albion Lyceum course this win
ter
The high school is to have a Hal
lowe'en party at the high school au-
ditorium. Everyone is invited to be
present and have the time of their
lives. Cider and doughnuts are to
be served.
More seats had to be ordered to
take care of the extra pupils who en-
rolled during the week. We under
stand that three more are to enter
next week.
These people are to appear on the
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