The Springfield news., April 13, 1922, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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TIlUltHDAY. Ami!. 13. 1022.
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WALTERVILLE NOTES
,nwtlnraont. All irfnU tt ll
community luvlti'tl.
f"rnoid Moulin kavp a font tmrty
t her horn (l!nl;ijr ivrnln,t.
Tliosi pwtonl wrr: NVmIp Kuimtitln,
Rlikily lumn, Klhol Thlnno. Ui'IU
Smith. Hurry Thlnr., UnritUI ililm
pliv, Orcu MmW-rttin anil Kr I
tr.
Editwl by the Pupils of Springfteld High School
S. H. ft. AMvmbly jsclcno U lifting us up anj Miss
At the i.wi.blr last Friday .ft.-r- WMtanwon mU It look4 lik U was
nooa. the Girl s Glee club and on hoi j"" onw ot u Jon 10 ""k
tr entertained the students with The nn mAf pour
several numbers. The stu.hcnt body t And tfw un shn1
president Ralph Lore, then took ut ,h Junfor flow Rrtl,n
ehsrse t tb meetta and Mr. Mc ,Wj deve,0le, K)rw;
basketball letters. The lcys pisyeil
ixteen (tames this season and won
At last l.oron Edmlxton has his coat
Knt'.TMi IlotnlhiR look suti t
Vlnli't liiuiHii Tuesday cn'iilntc
wl H
The Vooilmn are iliinnlitr a mi.
jxt for Saturday, night.
Gladys I n ninn stayed with f'tiiirm
I totaling Monday vinlnir.
tea of them. After Ux meeting the sleeve sewed up This ought to be
students went out and worked on th remembered by everyone.
lawn until the rein made them hunt
shelter. !
High school tennis flayers watch
tlw High school grounds every morn
When Is Marlon going to move her
boarding place to Thurston? She
seems to be very popular with Her
bert, boys.
Ing as they come to school, hoping I ,n ,,. Mls!l Mokenil:
a tennis court will spring up during ;..A,elwt whM u the construction o.
thntKht i this verb"
Mere (looking at notes: "Juicy
subjunctive."
Several people from here attended
the play a; Thurston given by the
l.e.l'Urg High school Friday evening
Mr. and Mm. Leland Shrode made
a business trip to Eugene Saturday.
The Sunday school Is planning on
quite long program fcr Raster. Hev.
Oi:ander will preach In the morning
and Dev. Woi. Lyons tn tUe evening
0 L. Inman had an automobile ac
cident Saturday while on his wa
down from Blue River. No serious
damage was done, only the running
board was smashed. A Ford car
crowded him out of the road.
Marvin Fountain has gone to Wend-
tin l.t Ark
inrir in mm imu jii uusinc inai
Mrs. Inman and family spent M'.u i. ,-ertnlnlv well sum lied in Snrinc
iiay evening at the home it E. II
Hotallng The time was passed by
pIhvIiis cards and eating Ice cream
Beginning at the east. In Springfield.
V. V. Willis made a business trip to 'we lme first the new service Mutlon
buger Saturday. of Wlltuot & Inula, at he corner of j
Firth and Main. 1ti.it half a block
down, and across MjIu street, have
the SpriiiKfieM tin raj;''. rviir uliop
the crossroads, farther smith, we uoiii
to O. F. llevere'a grocery a id service
Is Mooney'a garage an l "repair shop ftlon and perhaps oilier fcatuirs of this
and service station Just going tip. At j line of business.
1'hls niskea ten enlatiilsliinenta or
(his class within a radius of halt k
Station ThO Hansen tourlut climp I nine, wun rpenrer r mnni "
ground, real estate advertising agency, lender Most of ihem keep all or part
and e forth, still farther south. Is e jof the n'esary automobile acres
petted to have a gasoline service sta sorles,
PLENTY OF CARACES
AND SERVICE STATIONS
iflv'd ai'd the Immediate vicinity; that
: la the line of automobile supptlrs.
V. l Cabb and family spent Sun
day with Win. Reunle and fatuity of
Thurston.
and
Miss Carol Chase, a student of Eu
cvne Mich, was a visitor of S II. S.
Wednesday. i Parktione won't get you anywhere
In hlph school. If the knot at the top
of It is made of the s.un muteiinl.
We hate to see our friend Julia
God man leave school but we hope to
see her occasionally if sh comes .IF
dawn to take Ner six weeks quliie nies are ft!"s because they fly
And fleas are fleas because they fU'e. i
seivlo MUllon. between Fourth
F. H. Ho'aling made a business trip Fifth strvrU At lh- corner of
to Kugene Monday. jMsIn af.. I Mill stieet the Sji-nrer
IKiirnve. tilt h coinliliies nil of the
Quite a large number attended Kn .- f,.ntur... A,10 Ml ,.,
deavor and church Sunday evening ;,-,.,.,, ,,,,. . ,,,,, f
i ne sermon tieiiverea rjy m. Lyons
was much enjtyed.
Be mice Jacobson left algebra clas
Tuesday before It was half through,
because she was too ill to stay.
S . H S. is to play rioasazt Hill
In a game of baseball Friday. 14th.
on, our diamond. Th prospects are
good for Springfield, if the weather
will permit. This Is the first game '
of the season, and we hope to start
off with a victory.
Dorothy Ditto has been absent from
tte daily rounds on account of a very
sore throat
Tom Brattain missed school yester
day forenoon on account of illness.
The domestic art classes are now
completing their gingham dresses
and will soon star: on another problem.
Then bees are bees because thvy b
AND THERE'S THE RUB
It isn't the can 'hat annoys the dog
It's the fact that it s tied to his tall.
It Isn't your subjects that make life
hard.
It's the number of them you fail.
It Isn't the time you waste on her.
Nor the thriftless gold you spend.
But the cold and unrelenting Jolt
She hands you in the end.
"Our prefs sick in bed today "
"That so? What's the complaint?":
"No ccmplalnt, everybody's satis-
fled."
.gar.ive, Hvory and f.w d "table. Ilac,
j'o ;'co! d hihI Main trvot is Taylor
Gladys Inman took a number of. lotto's buttery service station and
young people for an afternoon ride !,'"es,,r and supply shop South to
Sunday. She was accompanied by th" rt"'1'- " 'nie to Mas'.i-r s
Miss Hotallng to see that she kept ' l,n,, Avenu.t g'irogv. with repair i
clear of telephone poles anj other
hop for automrl'lles and tractors, and
obstacles
driver.
common to Inexperienced
NOTICE TO PARENTS
Or.a Mulligan Is back to school
aga'n after a weok of illness.
ftalf h I.ove is a poet
And we all know it,
'C'au? his fet are Lorgfellcws!
V.'e couldn't rsuade JuKa to give
a farewell speech.
As the htrbariuni have come th'
bc-any class i!l soon b' over the
country afu r flowers. I; y:,u have
any real go3 specimnns send thorn
to Mr. MiFa'Uen. Phone 64.
V.'e liked cur first glimpse of th
S. H S. girls' ears very nruh. I:i
many cajes the lsiprov mer.t was
really so marked that v.e word-r
at the girls continuing to think !'it!
nbciniinable tar-tLfis "a thing of
beauty".
S. r'n? f-ver has a bad effect cn the
school as several are absent.
Tim, after receiving his basketball
letter: "This is the irearest I'll eve,
get to Tying.
Science II class was discussing
Darwin's theory. Julia said that
I wish to Inform t'.:e parents and
guardians of children of school nKe
that I am (b-terrr.ined to en'i roe the
(truancy liw. m after lt:g su h ihil l
I reti. In cases of persist nt an:! rel-
l"s ab.s nee from st h ml. the l tw t-ro
vides tuo remedies: first, to arrest
and f're fie parents; serond. to ttke
the tMU into the cu.toiy (f ti e
rour.tv a'i!hori'l". and on that he is
educated at public expense.
J J. HAKBAl'GII. County Truant
officer
N. N. Ksldor and family spnt Sun
day afternoon wl h the Nelson fam
ily. This Is "Pig Tall Week" at the High
school. If you don't know what that
Is you're out of luck.
The girls of the High school are
planning on get'lng a basketball The
boys are objecting strenously. A
very heated aigument Is waging at
the present time, but there are seven
Imivs and eight girls.
The parent-teachers regular nice:
Ing is next Friday. They have nr
ranged for a pretrim to be giv.-n for
ulst; service station
Crossing the river to West Spring
field anil starting at th rlh on the
Pacific highway, we have John Gates'
servhv sta Ion In front of the old Col
llns store, where he has a small sttn-k
of goods Next to this, cn the south.
Easter Day
(Jrvatettt Pay 'f the year will lo upprojirlatcly olmervcil nt
Christian Church
Morning
Splriul'il nKruiu by I he hlMmi vt I lie Sunday
Sc hool nt 10:00 n in. Hauler Ht rnton nt the regular preat h
liiK hour.
COME AND BE ONE OF THE 250 AT THE
CREAT MORNING SERVICE
Evening
Cantata: 44(The 'Risen Lord
tf
The entire
and orchestra.
evenliiK Hcrvhe In in charge of the choir
DO NOT FAIL TO BE PRESENT AT THESE SERVICES
Easter Day
Easter Day
Cypsy Babbie has
come to town!
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Sprf- gf.'el J. Crc-eon. Atril H 1DC2.
Harry O Brown. Harry Hrow.i, V.
V Hlil.-l'll. Il.iiin . f a j
Jik Hur! -y. J. J. file. A. f.n'lryen.
I eonnrd Graves, Mr. Clarenc Hazen,
Ernest M'-Clellap. Mr M. J Nott. Mr
farrol Warden. V. H. Sears. Mrs. E.
G Lyons. Mrs. Chprles VcPIV:e. Mrs.
E'hal N'eal. Mrs. Mary McGrarh.
Locally mail, d: Wm. Bidwell, M.
L. Thompson.
The above ltters remain unclaimed
at "i.f Springfield, Oregon, postofflce
A charge of one cent will be made on
all advertised letters.
FRANK B. HAMLIN. Postmaster.
IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT CRAY'S
This Advertisement is merely an in
dex to every day bargains at Gray's
Full Cream Cheese, per lb 30c
Bacon Squares, per lb 18c
Dalle Diamond Flour, 49a $2.23
Black Figs, 2 lbs 25o
Cauliflower, fancy big heads, per lb 9c
Crackers, box 50c
Fresh Peanut Brittle, per lb 2uc
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