Christelike Jongeliedenvereniging - Revision history

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−	The first CJV to be founded in 1883 ***	+	The first [[CJV]] society to be founded in 1883 ***

	== [[C.J.V. (Warmwater)]] ==		== [[C.J.V. (Warmwater)]] ==

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−	The model society of its kind, it performed in the [[Wicht Hall]] and did a number of [[J.H.H. de Waal]]'s first [[Afrikaans]] plays in the period 1893-4, plays written specifically for them. ??**	+	The model society of its kind, it performed in the [[Wicht Hall]] and did a number of [[J.H.H. de Waal]]'s first [[Afrikaans]] plays in the period 1893-4, plays written specifically for them.

	Other entertainments included a "Mock Trial"[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mock_trial#:~:text=A%20mock%20trial%20is%20an,or%20experiment%20with%20each%20other] called "''[[Verbreking van Huweliksbelofte]]''" ("breaking the marriage vow") held in the vestry of the [[Moederkerk]] ("Mother Church", also known as [[De Nieuwe Kerk]] - "the new church") on 28 June, 1900		Other entertainments included a "Mock Trial"[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mock_trial#:~:text=A%20mock%20trial%20is%20an,or%20experiment%20with%20each%20other] called "''[[Verbreking van Huweliksbelofte]]''" ("breaking the marriage vow") held in the vestry of the [[Moederkerk]] ("Mother Church", also known as [[De Nieuwe Kerk]] - "the new church") on 28 June, 1900

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	As regards theatrical presentations, these societies the model society was the [[CJV]] of the [[Nieuwe Kerk]], Cape Town, while a number of [[CJV]]'s of the George-Oudtshoorn district played an important part in C.J. Langenhoven's language campaign and growth as theatre practitioner. For the more outstanding and/or prolific individual CJV societies, see below under CJV (followed by the name of the town or city - e.g. [[CJV (Warmwater)]]		As regards theatrical presentations, these societies the model society was the [[CJV]] of the [[Nieuwe Kerk]], Cape Town, while a number of [[CJV]]'s of the George-Oudtshoorn district played an important part in C.J. Langenhoven's language campaign and growth as theatre practitioner. For the more outstanding and/or prolific individual CJV societies, see below under CJV (followed by the name of the town or city - e.g. [[CJV (Warmwater)]]
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	=Individual societies and their theatrical work=		=Individual societies and their theatrical work=

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−	One of the busiest organisations in the Oudtshoorn district, dominated by the Meiring family, they performed a number of plays in [[Afrikaans]] and English. These include adaptations such as ''[[My nooi se naam is Sarie Takhaar]]'' ("My girlfriend's name is Sarie Backvelder" - 1907) by [[AV]], ''[[Die Haarlintjie]]'' ("The Hair Ribbon"), ''[[The Selfish Schoolteacher]]'' (1914) by [[J.H.H. de Waal]] (?), and original plays such as [[Grootpratery]] ("Boasting") by [[Jacob van Rooyen]], ''[[Een Paar Broeivogels]]'' ("A pair of breeding fowls") by "Hendrik" (H.A. Joynt?), and (possibly) Geschiedenisrykkunde by Michel and Gritha Meiring. ~~(Binge, 1969, 43) [TH]~~	+	One of the busiest organisations in the Oudtshoorn district, dominated by the Meiring family, they performed a number of plays in [[Afrikaans]] and English. These include adaptations such as ''[[My nooi se naam is Sarie Takhaar]]'' ("My girlfriend's name is Sarie Backvelder" - 1907) by [[AV]], ''[[Die Haarlintjie]]'' ("The Hair Ribbon"), ''[[The Selfish Schoolteacher]]'' (1914) by [[J.H.H. de Waal]] (?), and original plays such as [[Grootpratery]] ("Boasting") by [[Jacob van Rooyen]], ''[[Een Paar Broeivogels]]'' ("A pair of breeding fowls") by "Hendrik" (H.A. Joynt?), and (possibly) ''[[Geschiedenisrykkunde]]'' by [[Michel Meiring]] and [[Gritha Meiring]].

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−	One of the busiest organisations in the ~~Oudtwhoorn~~ district, dominated by the Meiring family, they performed a number of plays in Afrikaans and English. These include adaptations such as ''[[My nooi se naam is Sarie Takhaar]]'' ("My girlfriend's name is Sarie Backvelder" - 1907) by [[AV]], ''[[Die Haarlintjie]]'' ("The Hair Ribbon"), ''[[The Selfish Schoolteacher]]'' (1914) by [[J.H.H. de Waal]] (?), and original plays such as [[Grootpratery]] ("Boasting") by [[Jacob van Rooyen]], ''[[Een Paar Broeivogels]]'' ("A pair of breeding fowls") by "Hendrik" (H.A. Joynt?), and (possibly) Geschiedenisrykkunde by Michel and Gritha Meiring. (Binge, 1969, 43) [TH]	+	One of the busiest organisations in the Oudtshoorn district, dominated by the Meiring family, they performed a number of plays in [[Afrikaans]] and English. These include adaptations such as ''[[My nooi se naam is Sarie Takhaar]]'' ("My girlfriend's name is Sarie Backvelder" - 1907) by [[AV]], ''[[Die Haarlintjie]]'' ("The Hair Ribbon"), ''[[The Selfish Schoolteacher]]'' (1914) by [[J.H.H. de Waal]] (?), and original plays such as [[Grootpratery]] ("Boasting") by [[Jacob van Rooyen]], ''[[Een Paar Broeivogels]]'' ("A pair of breeding fowls") by "Hendrik" (H.A. Joynt?), and (possibly) Geschiedenisrykkunde by Michel and Gritha Meiring. (Binge, 1969, 43) [TH]

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−	One of the busiest organisations in the Oudtwhoorn district, dominated by the Meiring family, they performed a number of plays in Afrikaans and English. These include adaptations such as ''[[My nooi se naam is Sarie Takhaar]]'' ("My girlfriend's name is Sarie Backvelder" - 1907) by [[AV]], ''[[Die Haarlintjie]]'' ("The Hair Ribbon"), The Selfish Schoolteacher (1914) by [[J.H.H. de Waal]] (?), and original plays such as [[Grootpratery]] ("Boasting") by [[Jacob van Rooyen]], ''[[Een Paar Broeivogels]]'' ("A pair of breeding fowls") by "Hendrik" (H.A. Joynt?), and (possibly) Geschiedenisrykkunde by Michel and Gritha Meiring. (Binge, 1969, 43) [TH]	+	One of the busiest organisations in the Oudtwhoorn district, dominated by the Meiring family, they performed a number of plays in Afrikaans and English. These include adaptations such as ''[[My nooi se naam is Sarie Takhaar]]'' ("My girlfriend's name is Sarie Backvelder" - 1907) by [[AV]], ''[[Die Haarlintjie]]'' ("The Hair Ribbon"), ''[[The Selfish Schoolteacher]]'' (1914) by [[J.H.H. de Waal]] (?), and original plays such as [[Grootpratery]] ("Boasting") by [[Jacob van Rooyen]], ''[[Een Paar Broeivogels]]'' ("A pair of breeding fowls") by "Hendrik" (H.A. Joynt?), and (possibly) Geschiedenisrykkunde by Michel and Gritha Meiring. (Binge, 1969, 43) [TH]

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 [[Christelike Jongeliedenvereniging]] ([[CJV]]) ("Christian Young People's Society")  is a [[Afrikaans]] Christian Youth movement, that also engaged in cultural activities.
-=The general movement=
+=The society=
 Formally named the [[Christelike Jongeliedenvereniging]] ("Christian Young People's Society")  when first established, and populalry known by its acronym, [[CJV]] (also written [[C.J.V.]]), it was an initiative of the [[Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk]] or [[NG Kerk]] (usually referred to as the [[Dutch Reformed Church]] in English). Founded as A Christian youth organisation in Pretoria in 1883, and gradually expanded to have branches throughout the country in the late 19th century and early 20th century. They held meetings at which they inter alia played music, sang, read verse, held mock trials,  and performed plays. The organisation became especially important in the promotion of [[Afrikaans]] language and culture in the rural areas of South Africa after the Boer War. (For the more outstanding and/or prolific individual CJV societies, as regards theatrical presentations, see the sub-entries below, listed CJV - followed by the name of the town or city (e.g. [[C.J.V. (De Nieuwe Kerk)]], [[C.J.V. (Warmwater)]], etc.).

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 The model society of its kind, it performed in the [[Wicht Hall]] and did a number of [[J.H.H. de Waal]]'s first [[Afrikaans]] plays in the period 1893-4, plays written specifically for them. ??**
-Other entertainments included a "Mock Trial"[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mock_trial#:~:text=A%20mock%20trial%20is%20an,or%20experiment%20with%20each%20other] called "''[[Verbreking van Huweliksbelofte]]''" ("breaking the marriage vow") held in the vestry of the [[Moederkerk]] ("Mother Church", also known as the [[Nieuwe Kerk]] - "new church") on 28 June, 1900
+Other entertainments included a "Mock Trial"[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mock_trial#:~:text=A%20mock%20trial%20is%20an,or%20experiment%20with%20each%20other] called "''[[Verbreking van Huweliksbelofte]]''" ("breaking the marriage vow") held in the vestry of the [[Moederkerk]] ("Mother Church", also known as [[De Nieuwe Kerk]] - "the new church") on 28 June, 1900
 ==[[C.J.V. (Nooitgedacht-Suid)]]==

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 =The general movement=
-Formally named the [[Christelike Jongeliedenvereniging]] ("Christian Young People's Society")  when first established, and populalry known by its acronym, [[CJV]] (also written [[C.J.V.]]), it was an initiative of the [[Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk]] or [[NG Kerk]] (usually referred to as the [[Dutch Reformed Church]] in English). Founded as A Christian youth organisation in Pretoria in 1883, and gradually expanded to have branches throughout the country in the late 19th century and early 20th century. They held meetings at which they inter alia played music, sang, read verse, held mock trials,  and performed plays. The organisation became especially important in the promotion of [[Afrikaans]] language and culture in the rural areas of South Africa after the Boer War. (For the more outstanding and/or prolific individual CJV societies, as regards theatrical presentations, see the sub-entries below, listed CJV - followed by the name of the town or city (e.g. [[C.J.V. (De Nieuwe Kerk)]], [[CJV (Warmwater)]], etc.).
+Formally named the [[Christelike Jongeliedenvereniging]] ("Christian Young People's Society")  when first established, and populalry known by its acronym, [[CJV]] (also written [[C.J.V.]]), it was an initiative of the [[Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk]] or [[NG Kerk]] (usually referred to as the [[Dutch Reformed Church]] in English). Founded as A Christian youth organisation in Pretoria in 1883, and gradually expanded to have branches throughout the country in the late 19th century and early 20th century. They held meetings at which they inter alia played music, sang, read verse, held mock trials,  and performed plays. The organisation became especially important in the promotion of [[Afrikaans]] language and culture in the rural areas of South Africa after the Boer War. (For the more outstanding and/or prolific individual CJV societies, as regards theatrical presentations, see the sub-entries below, listed CJV - followed by the name of the town or city (e.g. [[C.J.V. (De Nieuwe Kerk)]], [[C.J.V. (Warmwater)]], etc.).
 In October 1904 the various regional organisations were united nationwide by the establishment of [[De Christelijke Jongelieden Vereeniging Unie]]. From 1917, the [[CJV]] stood under the patronage of the [[Helpmekaar-Vereniging]], and continued to stage [[Afrikaans]] productions regularly.