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T H U R S D A Y , DEC. 5th. 1929
PRESIDENT ENROLLS IN RED CROSS
A very in te re tin g le tte r is pouted
on tjbe bulletin board a t th e high
school.
The lett. i
w as received
som e tint? .ig o by E rn est M cKiwiey,
Spanish in e t-y c to r a t
the school
irotjj) the d ire c to r of ed ucation in
M '^fco
f t W'“= - j j n “d oiy Manuel
V elasquez A ndrade.
T he le tte r is in rep ly to a le tte r I
w hich th e I.“« v'J in s tru c to r had pre-
viqusly sen t to th e M exican ed u cato r
askin g if it would b e possible for
th $ ir stjudeiUs to |x c h - nge le tte rs
w ritten In th e lan g u ag es iq which
they w ere studying.
In his rep ly th e D irecto r of Mevi-
Can education s ta te s th a t he will be
pleased to c a rry on such inter-com
m unication as w as sug g ested .
He
w. ns th e re a d e r, how ever, th a t the
s< hools of Mexico close th e ir y ear on
Dei em ber 1, and th e new y ear does
not begin until th e first of F eb ru ary .
Mr. M cK inney stated th a t le tte rs
would probably be exchanged la te r
in the year.
B eautiful
Em bossed
C h ristm as
C ards, w ith yo u r nam e p rin ted on
them , are re a d y for you a t T he N ews
office.
R EPO R TS ARE H EAR D A T
M E E T IN G OF M O TH ER S
T he re g u lar m eeting of the M other’s
Club w as held a t th e hom e of Mrs
Allen K afoury in E ugene on M onday
evening. T he evening was sp en t in
a discussion of the course on “Child
T rain in g ,” by Bolton
and
Bolton.
Two c h a p te rs w ere reported upon
with pap ers by Mrs. Floyd Thom pson
and Mrs. W inifred Cooke. Mrs. C’lar-
; euce C hase read a review of several
| m agazine articles.
T h e next m eeting is to be held at
the hom e of Mrs. H enry F andrem .
T hose p resen t a t the m eeting Mon
day w ere M esdam es Levi N eet, Carl
B hetteplace, W. N. Dow, Clifford N el
son, L aurence M offitt, Alton L aS alle,
W. C. R ebhan, H enry F andrem , Shay,.
W. N. G ossler. Floyd T hom pson,
W inifred Cooke, C larence Chase and
! Allan K afoury.
P R IN C IP A L OF B R A T T A IN
SCHOOL HAS T O N S IL IT IS
G lenn Wood, principal at the B rat-
tain school, was unable to m eet his
classes M onday and T uesday of th is
„ „ n rer d! 2 ‘ Hoover’ w h0 ' • also president of the A m erican Red Cross
week due to a bad a tta c k of to n sil
enrol , In the annual Roll Call of the society, which o ccur, from Arm istice
itis, w hich kept him a t his home.
Day to Thanksniving Day, Novem ber 11 to 28.
Mrs. Ida A dam s served as substi-
■ tu te te a c h e r for Mr. Wood darin g his
illness.
W e don’t fo rg et th e kiddies
We hav e a b eau tiru l a s s o rt
m ent of Toys, Dolls of all types
end o th e r useful gifts fo r the
ch ild ren , and priced so rid icu l
ously low on all g ifts th a t
everybody well can afford it to
give a ch eerfu l C h ristm a s for
the children.
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in Springfield
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