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Colville Examiner

Location

Colville, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1908

Page

6

Months and Seasons cantata staged by Spokane public school students

On Monday evening at the opera house the rustic cantata Months and Seasons was presented by public school students under Dr. R. A. Heritage of Spokane. The 57 voice choir wore white on the right and black on the left. Accompanist A. B. Mather and Mrs. W. R. Baker aided. The season tableaux and scarf drill drew praise, with Heritage cited for effective rapid training in one week. The program spanned five parts from Winter to Winter with numerous songs, tableaux, and a lengthy list of participants led by Georgia L. Shaver and Ray Savage among many others. A separate note honors pioneer Northwest fruit growers at the upcoming Spokane national apple show December 7-12, with manager H. J. Neely coordinating a tribute.

Opera House R. A. Heritage Spokane A. B. Mather W. R. Baker Northwest H. J. Neely

Apple show to feature largest national exhibit in region

The national apple show will use 60 000 square feet across the armory and tabernacle with 50 000 square feet of apples on display making it the largest exhibit of the king of fruit. Educational programs include pomology lectures and demonstrations of spray pumps and presses to aid orchardists. Separately a Missouri woman sent a telegram when her Kansas City banner inscription missive arrived, noting her missing message and the banner size. Fire destroyed the John Smith building and Smiths real estate office in Chewelah, with prompt fire department action preventing further damage. insurance covered limited amounts. The Rev Russell has relocated to Hunters as a Presbyterian minister.

Ministerial Association of Spokane Big Tabernacle Billy John Smith Chewelah Jim Sanferson Mr. Smith Hallowe’en Smith Mr. Sanferson

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