Literary Societies
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The Coterie
From Boetker's Picturesque Shelbyville, 1902.
The Shelby Democrat
Thursday, March 2, 1916
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German Art Studied By Popu-
lar Club -- Two Papers
Were Read.
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Special features of the lesson on German Art studied by the Coterie at its meeting Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Etta Wingate were "Peter von Cornelius," and "Munich -- Old Pinacothek."Thursday, March 2, 1916
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German Art Studied By Popu-
lar Club -- Two Papers
Were Read.
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[The article continues.]
Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
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The Sigournean Literary Society
The Shelby Republican
Thursday, January 31, 1878
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FREE LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
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The Sigournean Literary Society will give a public Entertainment at the Y.M.C.A. Hall, on Tuesday evening, Feb. 5th, 1878, with the following:
The Sigournean Literary Society
The Shelby Republican
Thursday, January 31, 1878
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FREE LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
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PROGAMME:
Song -- "With Mirth and Joy," -- Quartette.Essay -- "Woman's Rights," -- Miss Georgie Kennedy.
Declamation -- "Parrhasius and Captive" -- Orville Bishop.
Essay -- "Life's Perspective," -- Miss Fannie Dixon.
Reading -- "The burning of the Lexington," -- Miss Millie Levinson.
Duet -- Misses Eva and Nora Lacy.
Essay -- "General Elevation of Woman," -- Miss Eva Stoddard.
Oration -- "National Antipathy," -- Joe E. Thompson.
Declamation -- "Socrates Snooks," -- Miss Carrie Levinson.
Paper -- "The Evening Pioneer," -- E. K. Adams.
Song -- "Good Night," -- Quartette.
Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
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