The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-04
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Community Sing.

Community Sing.
Saturday evening, January 20, the
community was invited to the Com
munity Sing given at the school
house.
This was the first sing given here
and the meeting was called by Frank
X. Betz, principal of schools. l'he
rest Of the faculty helped in various
ways to make this gathering a sue
cess.
At Sis p. III. with Mr.. Betz as
director and Mrs. James Rice as ac-
ompanist the entire audience sang
America, and other familiar songs.
After about eight songs had been
sung, the audience was treated to a
well jrejared program.
The following program was given:
"Anchored", song by boys and girls
glees club; Americanism, reading by
Kenneth Medley; Egyptian Dance,
piano solo by Harold Stevens; Love
here is Ny Heart, vocal colo by Mrs.
Frank Betz, accompanied by Frank
Betz; IAN Encounte: With an In
teryiewer", comic reading by Mainda
Wild; "Roses at Twilight, vocal
duet by Mrs. James Rice and Mrs.
Paul Haluptzok; Hiawatha's Melody
o. Love and Lullaby Time, violin
solos by Zetta Maude, accompanied
by Alice Fellows; Quartette, Gar
ry Me Back to Old Virginia., by fac
ulty; Perfert Day and 1 Love You
Truly, xylophone and saxaphone duet
by Frank x. Betz and John Stech-
man.
After this program the question of
organizing a Community club was
discussed. This being over the audi
ence sang several more songs and
ending with The Star Spangled
Banner" After the singing, coffee
and doughtnuts were served to the
people by Miss Esther Krohn, do
nestle science teacher. The school
room was filled to capacity and quite
number were compelled to remain
in the hall way. All were in favor
Of more Community Sings.
On February 4th and 9Th there will
be dances in Guild hall. These will
be the last dances in Tenstrike before
Lent.
Music will be furnished by Olive
Barnette, pianist, John Stechman,
saxaphone, and Frank Betz, trap
drummer. Everyone is invited to at
tend.
The T. l. Cash players gave a pro-
gram here last Friday.
Tenstrike is to receive viaduct
This will put stop to the dangerous
railroad crossing here.
Several Of the people of the COM
munity are practicing for the home
talent play to be given in Guild Hall
Saturday, Feb. 10, for the benefit
Of the school. The name Of the play
is MRS. Tubbs of Shantytown".
A good sized audience enjoyed the
program at the Guild hall Monday
evening, February 1. which was CIV
en- by Jessie Rae Taylor and her
company. Every number was ex-
cellently portrayed. Miss Taylor's
program was the third number of the
lyceum courmse which Tenstrike peo-
pie are enjoying this wi ".
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mattison left
last Saturday evening for Chicago
where they will visit for a month
with relatives. After that time they
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of town.
Miss Marion Rice OF Bemidji Wis
tied relatives in Tenstrike over Sun
day.
Mrs. E. F. Kduger who has been
in St. Anthony's hospital in Bemidji
for over two weeks is now convalesc-
ing at the home of relatives in Be-
midi, and is expected home within
a few days.
Miss Freda Jamison enjoyed a Wis
it last weekend from her sister, who
teaches at Hines.
Mrs. Lou Cohenor, who has been
i'll. is reported better at the present
time.
Be sure and come to the first meet
ing Of the Community club next Fri
day evening at tho school house.