The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-02
HUNDREDS HERE
To TAKE PART
IN CO. CONTESTS

AhNGAANNNNAe'
contest and track meet, which arr
scheduled to be held here tonigh
and tomorrow, will be the most large
~ attended meets of their kind thai
lave ever been in evidence in this
county.
To be exact, records in the county
suserintendent's office show that
there will be $50 entries in the in
telectual contest and 430 in the
track meet, and that about forty
schools viii be represented in the
two big events
The first session of the intellectl-
al contest will begin this evening at
7:31 in the senior high school build
ing and the final program will be
rendered tomorrow evening at the
same place and time. The track
meet is scheduled to begin tomorrow
morning at II O'clock in the ball
park
Following is the program OF the
intellectual contest names of events
and contestants being shown:
Friday Evening.
Vocal music: Thelma Furry, Mat
tie STANDBY, Georgia Randolph Tho
ra ueaver Lucille Reese, Dolores
Smell, Florine Roberts.
High school defamation: Ector
Reynolds servis Lester, solon Ay-
ers, Serge Downey, Olen Stratton,
Lawrence Taylor, Parker Woodall.
Violin: Lucille Lindsay.
High school reading: Hazel Sto
yer, Isabelle Clark, Opal Wallace.
Ethel Bower, Zona Hardy, Maude
Thorpe, Winnie Chandler, Edith May
Brown and Mary Franklin.
Boys glee club: Tuttle, Rush
Springs and Amber.
Saturday Evening.
Primary story: Virginia Warner
Mary Jane Tuttle, r. L. Glover, Lou
ise Dalch, Thelma Vaughn, Doris Nc
Caulley. James Hammond, Floyd
Williams and Maxine Young.
Orchestra: Rush Springs.
Instrumental music: Elizabeth |
Smith, Jewell Whitaker, Mildred Clio
yer, and Martha Franklin.
Grammar school reading: Lula |
Durnell, Eva Moore Geraldine Du-
Bois. Doris Mcqueen, Ollie Eddie
man, Ruth Brown, Helen Hennings, |
Millie Hurley, Maurice Glover, Hettie |
Hough and Matte Ciarice Smith.
Grammar school defamation: Ho- |
mer Stover, Matte Allsup, Sam Bed |
dingfield. Kelley Crawford, Roy Os-
born Howard Bruner and Robert |
Franklin.
Girls glee club: Tuttle, Amber
Acme, Verden and Rush Springs.
Judges who hay been selected for
the intellectual contest are O. J.
Lehrer and Misses Marian Stull and
Ester Reaves, all Of the University
of Oklahoma.
The events of the track meet which
will take place in the order named
are as follows: Discuss throw, so
yard dash, broad jump, 100yard dash,
iavelin throw, 22O-yard dash, high
jump, shot put, half-mile race, pole
vault, low hurdles, one mile race,
high hurdles and relay race.
The officials named for the track
meet are e. Allison and c. Mardis,
both Of Kingfisher college, Kingfish-
er Oklahoma.
The athletic committee is compos-
ed of o. A. Gasaway, w A. Franklin,
and ]. E. Burba, the first named be-
ing the chairman.
Medals and pennants which will be
given to the winners in both the in
telectual contest and track meet
have been donated by business firms
and other institutions. Following
are donors: The Booterie, the G. &
B. store, Garvey Brothers, John F
Crib. Farmers State bank, B II.
Gadd. the Dixie store, the Peoples
store, Oklahoma College for Women,
Chickasha National bank, Wren Drug
company, Brownson's Drug store,
Eagle Mercantile company, La Vogue,
H. e. Marks, Owsley Jewelry store,
Oklahoma National bank, the Owl,
Buie and Wallace, Chalfants Hard
ware company, Hampton Hardware
company and the Gilkey-Jarboe Hard
ware company.
The Early, Mcfarland and New
Chickasha are each furnishing free
one room for two nights for the ac-
commodation of the judges of the
events.