The Messenger from Wichita, Kansas • 20
- Publication:
- The Messengeri
- Location:
- Wichita, Kansas
- Issue Date:
- Page:
- 20
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THE MESSENGER 19 hard this year. The results of their labor were shown in the number entered in the preliminary debates. The preliminary debates were held Wednesday, February 9. Those entered were Ruth Coe John Stevens Bristol McHugh with the aid of the balopticon, which has shown many post card views of noteworthy and interesting places in Germany. The accompanying explanations have been given by different members.
In order that the world may know that the club is up and doing and has some pep, the members have lately selected pins. It is hoped that these will stimulate interest in the club. At the meetings excellent music is rendered by the double quartette, consisting of Beulah Kistler and Susan Sonderup, soprano; Beatrice Meeker and Clara Moon, alto; Marvin Harms and Ray Mc-Glynn, tenor; Ward Winrod and George McIntyre, bass. DEBATING CLUB. Both debating clubs, the Boys Debating Club and the Open Court, have worked Betty McCausland Karl Donovan Bryan Michener Archie Plant Victor Rogers Roger Almond Dwight Lilley Edward Deam Wendall Fowler Thornton Sargent Clifton Boyd Merle Myers Chas.
Bourman Roy Coonfield Chas. Rombold James Ross The debaters selected were Ruth Coe, Roger Almond, Bryan Michener, Burton Rodman, Dwight" Lilley, Victor Rogers, Karl Donovan, and Archie Plant. Fred Coc ran. ssel Henshaw. Bob oore.
John ods. Russ GRieves. Lincol La Paz. ssel Grieves. FriTz Cochran.
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- Pages Available:
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- Years Available:
- 1916-1918