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- ------- --MQ ----------- The program for the next meeting was a spelling match and some very interesting talks by visitors to our society from Bradley College and Farmington High School. Similar programs of beneficial work have made up our programs for the rest of the meetings. The members of this society are as follows: Chester Anderson Lloyd Goodman 'Louise Anderson iBernice Gronewald Jessie Gillett Grayton Gerber Erma Harper Velma Harper Charles Hovenden Cecil Hammond i Edna Harshbarger ,fVerna Holt Mildred Hammond gLes1ie Kelly Theodosia Anderson Berwyn Anderson 'kHazel Bartley Wilhelmina Bruninga Miriam Bourne Earl Baird Eugene Connell 'Nathan Doty Paul Diekman Thelma Ewalt 'fDorothy Kirkman Ruth Karstetter Wayne McKeever 'fMary Neal Lopeman Gladys Opie 'gClinton Parr 'tLaura Perkins Simpson ,'fRobert Plumer Lloyd Richardson Francis Ramshaw YJ0hn Williams Elliott White Miss Helen Cornelius and Mr. Russell Peters, society advisors. 'Honorary Members. WA 5 7 lp Q W' 1 Ei- ,.1 ll lI E Y l'v'l :. hi M QL: 3 : 1 'H new . , 5 TNA T W 'HH ILA xv Page Sixty-three
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- ------- --we ---------- - l l Illini Literary Society This society was organized in December 1922. This society held its Hrst meeting of the term 1924 in the assembly October 3rd, 1923, at which meeting the new officers were elected. Those elected were President, Thelma Ewaltg Vice-President, Charles Hovendeng Treasurer, Lloyd Goodmang and Secretary, Velma Harper. Our society has been divided into committees of two members each, each committee being responsible for one meeting. Some very interesting programs have been carried out throughout this year. At our meeting November Sth, the constitution and by-laws were read and explained so that the new members would understand the purpose of this society. After this was finished, some interesting talks were given in the form of extemporaneous speeches. Ixage Sixty-two
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