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MEDFORD MAIL TRrBTTNT7!, TxfEPFOKT), OKKfi,ONT. SFXDAY. AMRTL 1. IMS.
JW THKEB
B0Y SCDUTS OF
CITY AND VALLEY
News of Medford Schools
.11 XlOlt IIK.ll
lU'porters:
I Mde flower that lirows HIM: the .visit.
Lil Donna Calder, hiKhway of usefulness. He closed
Jtetty ruly. l.uella Ciiin, Uut h nis lam. winch was lull 01 intcr-
llaiiscum. .Muilirp Kunzman. Dora- et! an.l witty stories, Willi me
thy l'aley. Carvel Hcaims. Allen poem
Iluncrs. am! Leila Van Icrniark
Mullein Ileal I'l'luilo Peal
ihem read from lliclr daily Vork.
Students ami teachers are always
Klad when .Mr. Unlink ramtl to
now mid s ni ;
The Howard school anl 1'. T. A. j
The Hard-Work I'lan." U on.. red the f.i.licrs ..r tne district .
After school Tiies.lav. the writ-; 1" a soelal nieelinu la ) r rliia
ini; leaeheis of the made schools ' evelllllis, .Mafell L'3
E
concern of Ilu- romiuuiig, does ; J;i n, with t-parkling glass sind I riixitliiio VitKv
I he success Hild continuance of well puli.hcd, shining silver. The i I cup butter. 2 cups sugar, 3
I lit work tlpentl. O dishes Mtmild match, or at. lp.tst cups flour (sift, )u-n measure)
h. unionize and he carefully laid to'i teaspoons of hnkiiitf powder.
ppeurancv t.f ov.lctly . 1 cup of milk. 4 t:iblespoonfuls of
0 '1 he small membership fee of
ii i reins n us i iii nonor inner no
further utilisation unless so d-,Klv''
Students of the .Medford Senior . held a teachers meeting at th-J
nnti .tumor ltii-ii srlunds were verv Junior high in order to hear Mr.
I much honored by having ihe
liiee
lie will return to hi:; home
The meeting
was opened ly the IV T. A. presi
dent, Mrs. Swing, followed by a
finaueial reptiri hy the rreasurer,
Sirs. (leu. Hogue. Mrs. M. 11. Law.
The .Medford committee of the
County i'alth association met on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
James Owen. This committee,
Uhe principal, then took charge of with Mr, I-
llurgess as cnair-
Private i'eat L ' Heiungham, Wash., where lie is
.1.1.. 1 wntii't-viwut' i.l utI it ii ihi if:tti'
to liuiMic Malone of Troon 12 of fltl htt .n.. i, nn,i not hk i School Suliurs Renort Shows (largely ot
Ashland, as well as the Silver historians have often painted it to I lmrensi
uf be. I'rivate I'eat went on to say . imp junior nign nas neen com
that none of the .soldiers knew why -b up in me percentage in sen
The awarding of Kagle badges portuntty to hear
, . ,, Tuesday afternoon
to Itocert Mason of Troop 5. and, ,
lass room work, which posed of the aetive workers ot the
I proved verv entertaining and was 1 local unit, and as such, is avail-
.'well received. After the program able at all times for assistance
I !the exhibits in the various i'ihk ' t clinics or other services that
v.. n.. h..,i hankini: The oercentane this 1 were mspecieti. i no lamem w nif cooiny i"iif,K iao ui iiuim
. .......... .,. t wftit J K ii.M- .fit rollowitiL- Pressed wiemser.es as wen pie.tsr.i imn uene.
...u .ne.num.n . v . . - . , L i - r. n. " with the work as exhildted. Also, one day a month is w
llie Ill JOIl .11. ,ffun'"ir - '
were on the point of saylnu. Mrs. Clark, 1(1(1 per cent: room 3,
"What's the use?" when President Mls11 '"old. "1. li per cent: room 5.
Wilson said that It was a "war to Miss Sim nia. 10(1 per cent: room 0
end wars and to make the world? Mrs. Matheny. 10a per cent: room
for democraey." "This, said i. .lss vt nisenitnl. l uu per cent:
Private Peat, "is v. hat won the room -,. .-.tiss ise. per cent
sired, to which event, the serv
ices offered will be gratefully ac
cepted. The drive, held this year
from April 1 to la, is 111 the hands
of the local commit' who expect
lo reach a majority of thnso Inter
ested, hut donations may be left
also at the Meilfonl Pharmacy or
sent direct to Mis. J. C. H. Woltls,
Kaat Main street.
an
i.inforl.
liven though the
palm award for Alan carlcy
of ti e latest an.l mist successful they were flKhin,r
Courts of Honor ever held in Med
ford. One unusual feature of the ses
sion was the appearance before
the Court of seven of the eight
'f'OCIl HCIIOUI 11 L in-.ih"., i"l itn-i.
Making Mealtime a
Pleasant Event
second class ImdBes. This troop' i,i.. !., hail been 1 room It). Mr. Keesee, 94 percent:
includes all of the boys In thn; ,n l)H. .em.,u,s ft. so inK took un i assembly. Mr. Church an.l Mr.
Antloch school, who are "ul , fl l.s, life and said that they could ! l-"llch. 1 uo per cent. We are very
enough to be couts, and is under I wjn (ho war aml thoy (lld Klad to say that there were five
the leadership of H. S. Nedryi i.rlvatt. USed to think that ! 1 on per cent rooms. Kriday after-
and K. li. Lucas of HeaKle. I h(j (inlJ. wa, ()f bpromnK hero ; noon. Mr. Ilanhy presented to
The two new Basics complied wiia o n 1olall,1.i He hail iWnyH room i n lovely framed picture of
with all of the reuuirements for i n(,nCeil that monuments were (leorue Wasbiniiton lor haviiiK 1 00
that rank, some time aso, ami c,cctoti to heroes In .war and not ! Per cent In bankinK every week
were very proud to receive 'hem, jlo nl.ro0H n peace. Private Peat i except once during the past year,
both stalinu that they intend to i boi1(,vl,s , ls liir mure import.uit ! This room Is to be heartily run
l ontinue to advance in tho ranks j (u ,.t,wul.,i )avcry In time of peace Kratulated. Mrs. Clark Is the
of scouting. ithan In times of war. "FlKhlors , teacher.
Maurice Peters of Troop 3.!u,.0 needed as much as ever, bull -Mi-s. Cliimli Speaks at Assembly
Liwrence Meyers nnd New. II Kl- m,t killers," said Private Peat. Mrs. Maybelle Church, w ho has
llott of Trooii 12 of Ashland, l.eo .M(utav nfternoon. Helen Rok-! Just recently become on of our
and LorinK Martin, Lawrence and ! el!( a stU(l0nt fi om the Senior ; faculty, save a most interestinE
.Milton Sanderson. Harold, JacklhjKn Kas kim enouKh to ttive the'" nt Frlday'ii assembly on the
and Cleo Sims ot Troop 14 of
students a book review on the j interesting things she had seen in
Antloch advanced from Tender- buok -private l'eat.' Other pupils iWashinston. O. V. She described
foot to Second Class, pnssinc "Jiead this book in the library, so ; everythiiiK so vividly that we al
verv creditable examination. J most of those w ho heard the talk ' niuvt thoiiBht we were in Wash-
Alan Carley receiveil the Silver j tl,e backKiound to enjov it. ' ioRton ourselves. She told us uliout
palm award for passim; 15 merit 0 Millie ClasMs llld ; " WasbiuKton monument, the
badge examinations, after reach- j The music classes have not been tomb of Wondruw Wilson. Mt.
ing the rang of Kagle. lie has ! meeting this past week due to the Vernon. Arlington cemetery, the
all of the craftsmanship badges absence of .Miss Williams, our Slave of the Unknown Soldier, the
xcept pottery, having passed thojmusiu teacher, who is 111 in the.cupitol building, and the White
lenuirements in basketry, lealh- : hospital in Kugene. We have cer- j House.- American history wilt mean
or, metal, cement, bookbindim;. tainly missed her and hope she ', more to us, now that we have
wood and woodcarving. being tho t wiIl hv llXlU Ui ,v wjth UH on Mon- heard about these famous land
only Semit in the council who has day. Students in the girls' and marks in our nation's life from
Uno this. boys' glee ctubs are especially anx- lone who has seen them first hand.
Konald Kring, who is tho only, ious for Miss Williams to get back, j The hearty applause which Mrs.
other ?;agle Silver palm scout in 8o they can practice again. Church received showed that we
the Crater Uike Council, acted as i .Marslilleld Superintendent imih au -njujv un mm
onr..)iMm ni firms nnd bugler for Max S. Ilamni. superintendent )
h,p ,..),..-t which -was in charge , of tho Marshfietd schools, was a , ine were given by two girls in the
of Col. W. II. Paine. visitor in the lecat Junior high
lon 11. Newbury presided ns Thursday. .Mr. Hamm was for
judge, with a jury composed of ( merly superintendent of the Rose
council members, scoutmasters burg schools.
and troon committeemen, indud-i Mm Students on Honor lloll
ing M. X. Hogan. I.nrry Schade. I The following nine students are
It. H. Cadawallader. K. K. Carter, on the honor roll for the first six
W II. Paine. Hoy Klliott, AValter weeks period of the new semester:
H. Jones. Rev. K. P. Lawrence of j Carol Hodge. Hilly Cummings.
the Medford council. C. A. Holes jHcth Cummings. Horothy l'aley,
and J. K. Weaver of Central Point j Velma Smith, Harriet Sparrow,
and Oscar Lewis of Jacksonville, t Klizabeth Stcnm-tt. Hora Crawford
They passed on the applicants for
liminrH. and shared the resnonsl-
ii on nis report
An opening meeting of the ularly given to the making of suit
school board will be held Monday plies to replenish the loan closet,
night at the home of Mis. A. C. ami to meet the many other de-
Walker, cb rk of the district. Mrs. mands made upon the organiza
Walker's home has always been tion by the needs of those
bility of this branch of the char
acter building program of Scout
ing. First Class Scouts coming be
fore the Court for merit badces
were as follows:
J John Conner of Troop t
cycling, swimming and life
ing.
Hobert Lewis of Troop 1
per health, scholarship and
aid to animals.
Albert Had d is of Troop
civics and eanipimr.
Homer Piatt of Troop 2 for ag-
riculture, surveying and farm mo-J
chanlcs. !
Allen lingers of Troop ?,
first aid.
Lucius Rogers of Troop It
basketry and Avoodcarving.
Alan Carley of Troop ii
basketry, cement and cycling
Hernal Henry of Troop 5
basketry nnd path finding.
Karl l.ittrell of Troop R
cycling and painting.
Ray Lewis of Troop for fire
mans!) ip, personal anil public
health.
Itobt. Lewis of Troop for
carpentry, handicraft and elec
tricity. Andy Smith of Troop :t" for bird
study, woodcarving nnd marks
l'nn nshlp.
lUacum Smith of Troop ?,Tt for
woodca rvinu.
Holand Coles of Troop 40 for
j art. and bookkeeping.
4 Hoy Love of Troop in for
scholarship, personal ami public
health.
for
sav-
for
first i
for
fori
for
for
Before Mrs. Church's talk, read-
reading classes. Tons I'atton, an
eighth grade student, read "Seein'
Things," by Eugene Field, while
Miriam Watson, a seventh grade
pupil, save "O Captain, My Cap
lain." by Walt Whitman.
HOOSKVKI.T SCHOOL
Health Inspection
7 1 .7 per cent of the Hoosevell
pupils were perfect In health
chores last week. Miss Allen's
mil Sibyl Jean Young. A student 1 1"01" '-..
must receive nothing less than a ; ' " " "R
aid to be eonsid-l ,nr, 1,1 "l
ered an honor student. We are pp" ,, h , ' . i i
very proud of our 711 class, which . who spoiled correctly the weekly
had four students on the honor i assignment of ( words last week,
roll. There ought to be more pu- m ,
..n.. ...ni h.,..n On Tuesday 87. 5 per cent of tho
only A's and H's on their cards.
Itasked'V Class Pot Hilar
a hnctp.. f i-oniv.fiee : cent rooms were
pupils is being taught under Mr.
Fitch. The first division has com-
I pleted their third basket, the sec-
for ' nnt' ''v's'nn 's workine on their
j third, while the third group has
not yet finished the second basket.
The first basket made was a
small one for ordinary uses; the
second, a fruit basket; and the
third, a sewing basket. Baskets in
.shaped forms will soon be made
and later, students will weave bas-
! kets with wooden bottoms. The
(pupils are very much interested in
the work.
"Huddles' Night" Held
Last Friday. March 2;ird. "Dad
dies Nigh I" was held for the
junior high daddies. The program
was opened with two harmonica
selections, "O Susanna" a n d
I "Swanee River." played by Ting-
ley L'hample, Wood row Shaw, JJoh
I Hietrick. and liob Sehrecengost.
Mrs. Edith Brown gave a humor
ous reading, entitled "Betty at the
Baseball Oame." followed by a
piano solo by Hilly Prentice. A j WASHINOTOV SCHOOL
paper on the Humane Soebfy was A ,,nKram WUf1 Kiven by the fiA
read by Mis. Olen Kubrick, after a(1 -H classes for assembly last
which Mr. Hedrick talked on j i-viday afternoon for the last
"School Organization." After the j twenty minutes of school. The first
solo by .Miss Cecil Coss, Miss Van .......i.,,.. .V.1K ., violin selection by
M'Htnp tortk the daddies on an Iniag- ;our(tiK Webb, accompanied by
inary trip thru the building, telling : i.-.i.tci-, i-jirbm. This was follow-
Second class Scouts taking mer-jthem what goes on ill each room, j ny a pjHno solo by Patricia
it badges w ere ;i follows: The fern went lo the assembly I , a, inn. Harmonica solo by Harry
Robert Cobleiuh of Troup for i room for having the most fathers I Mnt i-Uon Then the next was a
painting ami personal health. lout. An informal time followed j number of chalk drawings by
Lowell Hupray of Troop 1 for the program, when light refresh- ciOVd Smith, former Washington:
art. handicraft and wondcnrvlpg. ! ments were served. school boy. The final number was;
Cordon Williams of Troop 2 J 7AI la?.s Has High Spelling a piano solo by Lois Nichols. There i
firemanship and personal health.; Average ilVP i ,0 two more assemblies this i
school savings. The hundred per
Mrs. Hyde's 3 A
and Mrs. Maxwell's 1A.
Teacher Absence
On account of the death of her
mother Miss Abbott has been ab
sent from school the entire week.
Miss Kllyn Lamphear has been
acting as substitute teacher. Miss
Abbott will be back Monday. Miss
Gregory was absent Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Ilenson substitut
ing. Baseball
On Saturday, March 24. the
Roosevelt sixth grade team won
from the Lincoln boys by a score
of 14 to 11.
Last week the Roosevelt fourth
grade team won from the Jackson
boys hy a score of 1 1 to .
On Thursday afternoon the
Roosevelt sixth grade girls won
from the Lincoln team by a score
of J4 to it).
We have 13 baseball teams in
the Roosevelt school ami can fur
nish one for any -grade. Hut we
do need more bats.
open to the public on board meet
ing nights and every patron of the
district is not only welcome but
urged to be present Some inter
esting reports will be made, ac
cording to reports.
Miss York, home demonstration
agent, visited tin; clubs and in
spected their sewing Wednesday
morning. The gh Is hail made a
very good progress in their work.
Mrs. Carter, superintendent of
Jackson county schools, attended
the Fathers night meeting and-ss;
conducted an eight grade quizx on
the Constitution of the Fniicd jpt
States. The class showed a thoro ' 1
understanding iff the Constitution.
Mrs. Carter Is always a welcome
visitor in the district. j :
Much progress has been made t ZZZ
in spelling in the sevent h grade. ' -7
John Sparks and Leroy Liles have Z
the record of having never mis-;
spelled a word in their regular
spelling lesson during the past six ' 777;
weeks. On the final study of each
assignment. Kenneth Shro y e r, ' j
Robert Sparks, and Lloyd Rirh-:;
ardson also made 1 uu percent. .
Only two students made an aver- 1 1
age less than 1'4 per cent and six rrr
made averages of 9 per cent and 1
above. Tills included grades madei
in lessons given without previous j
study. j
ROOU-: HIV Kit ACAUKMY ;
Lynn Pester is out of nchool for 7
cut in his foot recoived while Z
cut in hise foot received whil
working in tho timber. ;
So far Daniel e'ady and Levcrn -7
Corey are the champion wood cut
tors. They are easily paying all ' z
their expenses including room, ! - :
board, and tuition. They have
proved that boys can earn their j
way thru school on the academy ZZZ
plan. i -- -
The following are the honor stu- ,
dents for tho fourth period: Louisa ;
Downs, Alva Downs, Oma l-'owler,1 ' 777;
and Hazel Jenkins. j -7
Wednesday morning of each 1
week the students conduct a devo- ! ZZ
lional service during the assembly ZZZ
liour. They call their organization
(ho Modern School of t he Pro- I
phets. The program consists of ZjZZ
instrumental and vocal music,
iitlde studios, sermonettes, and j
readings. Robert Stone of Forest ZZZ
Orove is presidc'iit. and Josie : ZZZ
Jenks of Azolcn. secretary. 1
A test in spelling was given last Jff
week. Those who failed to reach
.1 grade of ;hi are required to join I ZZZ
a spelling class. These classes
meet three times earh week. i
Saturday night. April 7. at S:0fl ZZZ
o'clock the seniors and junior will zzz
give a program in the Academy j 7
chapel. An ndmisslon fee will be ! -
charged, the proceeds from which j
will be used U defray the travel- ;
Ing expense of commencement i r
speakers. -7-
Letters continue lo come fi'um j 77
families who plan to move to rrs
ilogue River valley and locate zzz
near the academy before school 77
opens next fall. j ZZZ
The other day while working in SSS
the woods, Lynn Pester accidental- j
ly cut liis foot, which necessitated j ZZZ
taking five stilclies. We hope to ( ZZ
see him back with us ftoon.
Levi Hunch is over on the coa:
on business.
The carpenter class are busy !
just now helping J. B. Median '
Install machinery in the new car- '
penter shop. t
bei'ts or enrrots. or other vege
(aides, and smaller dl.-du-s i-xui be
List-il. and lie retilled with hot
vegetables from the kjteh"n.
It if not necesfcary to haw sev
eral kinds of preserves 01 jellies,
or any one kind of food for that
matter, at any one local.
Conversation .at tin table should
'be of tho most friendly aud ptoas
" , :,nt sort. I'nhappy family prob-
The dining room should be a lein. or grouches. shouW be left
pleasant place, restful and invit- outsMe the dining room door, and
im:. It should not be crowded not r.iken up until after the meal,
with unnecessary furniture and Chibtren should never be scolded
who pictures. :it Ir' table, it it m necessary to
come under Its jurisdiction, par-1 U the table ls clean, and taste corn t them lor si.me mistake in
ticiilarlv the mothers and babies fully laid, the meal will be more tabbs manners it sjhould be done
who would otherwise have 110th- Inviting. Flower on iho table add ! very miletly. quarreling or nag
ji. un attractive note, but they should :Klnf: among children should never
The monev needed for this phase 'be low enough not to obstruct the 'be aJlowed at the tabic,
of the organized community health'view across the table. i order that iineals may be of
work Is obtained onlv through the! A colored cloth is cheerful at the most benefit, they should be
annual membership drive, and breakfast time, or at lunch, but at j cat mi in a pleasunt, comfortable,
nnnn tho resnonse of the mativ dinner, or for more formal meals. ! unhurried manner, under conve-
who fee! that this effort Is (lie i notbim: is s. MUracttve as snowy
cocoa dissolved In boiling water,
4 OiliT VnlL' !iml wliilnu un1 K,
Wide variety of foods, and , every Crrwm ,,,. ,,,, r
one has an cnornious appetite, it Is i . ,Kether. then beat bard
not l,e.. i;sary I., let the table look , lko. iilku n3 olthcl. ,
over-. rivil".l. '1 he meat ilat I er I solid cake
can also hold the iHilatoes. bakeil ' ! 4
family likes a
Plnjilflert mlvertwng getii rustiltii.
Hlgheat Qtullty Jewelry Rcnulrlni
Satisfaction Assured M
Quality and Price.
Watch Repairing
Diamond 8cttlnT
alall u yonr want.
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esit'ul siirrMimlings.
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WINDOW DOOR
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Monday!
We have arranged for the greatest Manufacturer's
Advertising Toilet Goods Sale ever held in Medford (
ON SALE MONDAY ONLY-APRIL 2
Genuine French Narcisse
The World's Most Popular Perfume
comes to you from the wonderful flower gardons of
Sunny Southern France, and is put up in a beautiful
gift package and is ideal for presents.
A Regular $2.50 Value 89c
and we will give you absolutely
FREE
A regular $1.50 value of Narcisse De Luxe exquisite faco
powder.
,1:
Both Articles, $4.00 Value for 89c
What could be sweeter than the real odor of freshly cut Narcisse Flowers?
(Each Item in Fancy Black and Gold Box)
Direct from France
('mm' llicst' t'X(iiisilo ttiilol url iclos to t'licliiiiit tlic Anifi'i
ciii! I. atlv. Never before in limit history luivn such won
derful products been sold at this priiT. .This sale is made
possible hy tho maun i'jift nrcr standing the expense nnd
we are siicril'icinn our profits that, ytin may know and
love these toilet .roods as do two million ladies t liniuith
miO the world. Wo cannot urfie you too stnmjrlv lo lake
advantage ol" this wonderful offer. Limit of three sales
to a customer.
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Bring This Coupon and 89 Cents
to our store and receive a beautiful $4.00 Gift Package consisting of a $2.50 size of
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and $1.50 box of Narcisse Do Luxe Exquisite Face Powder, You save $3.00
Please sign your name and address on this certificate. Extra coupons for your friends may be had for the
asking.' Remember, only 3 gift sets to each customer at this prico. Certificates are good only as long as these
exquisite sots last.
NAME ADDRESS
rTnririTT
WEST SIDE PHARMACY
SAI.KM. Ore.. Alar. 31. dV :
Hubert (V AyrcH of Ii'irandti Is a zzzz
rexall sTorTinnTiHHninntnnniniiiiiiMiHniiiiiiiiiNfiniiinitii niiniiiT
1 . .1 i. ' " ii J 1 . S9
VnUi
'Minty. if filer) yter1)iy. t
flilliert Moty of Troup f, for fire
ninnslifp.
Kiirl Carliin of Ti-onp (i
enrpentrv and liundiera ft.
Dnn.iht loyil of Troop s
(Tafts'manship mi lerither.
Alvin .Mapln of Tritop 4ft
rnrpont ry nnd wooden rv in tr.
for
for
for
I The 7A1 cIhsh is aKaln at Hie top i year profininiH will 1p fur-
ol Hie list n,r the IHKliest spelling j nitsiu., y the ,)A-4.V rlasses aiHl
uveraijo for tho past week. Their j t10 ii n classes.
averaKe i.s ltll.1 per cent, while the The followinK students lire re
7IH Ri oup haw an average of V'J currlinK tetnperature on the renu
per rent. The eiKhth grade has iHtion rhaiH provided hy the hu
not been at the head of the list j imrlntunrirnit of schools: I'aulliH'
yvt this year, hut they are begin- I Rogers, fill Catherine Chaney. A.
ning to work harder now. ' Granger Kenly, 4A, Fred Meek,
Shipment of New HtMiks AiTfveti 1 4a, Helen ilenson, 5A. and Klma
A .shipment of new library books ' I-Mter, 6U. These HtntlentM were
has arrived in the library a part : selected by their roll room teacher
t.f next year's order. .Miss An . because of their proven depend-
Ulrew.s. librarian, hopes to get them ability. These students record the
cataloged this spring, so they will temperature of the room in which
be ready for use when school , they are at the four periods. 8:30,
Opens in the fall. A few of thelju.jO. j;3n and !:). These rh.tr t
The Crator nun will stage, a liiy
Anrfl Fool party in Dinly's oaso
ment Monday n(i;ht and a hang-up
time is anticipated. Several novel
stunts are on the evening's pro
gram which in in charge of tho'Kides quite
( open trio, Much. Jack and llrom. i books.
IncJixiinn an illustrated lecture j Mr. II In Vli- Srlionl
m ii uiu aim iiiumc uy I'roies
new books are: "We," by Lind
bergh; "Kgypt and the Suez Canal"
by Susan Wilbur; "Story of Our
Count ry . " by West an d W c s t ;
"Hoys of "lil." by Coffin; "Derlc
with the Indians.' by Xuibauni.
There are books for the history,
science, and reading classes be-
number of story
sop Ferguson.
Mr. I lice of the Hire I'enman-
aro proving a great help in the
room as many teachers had here
tofore been having their rooms too
hot. sometimes going to ho de
grees. In the lower grades, the
teachers are recording their own
room temperature.
Tho teachers of Washington i
school, as well as thruotit the sys
tem, are rewriting their courses ot
ceotrranhv for their classes. The
new course of study in expected 'to
A battle of wits between fiomo Tuesday.
of the leadintr members
whip System vi;;.wl in Medford ! be in operation next September.
While itti hi fhort stHy ! The revision consists of giving new
of the in the city, he visited the writing emphasis to old parts, inserting of
club, promises some real fun. This i classes in the Junior high. A spe- Fon-e new subject mattei- changing
is the first official "spring open) rial assembly was Jj-ld Tuesday the emphasis of the Q(Jeciives.
ing" of this well known booster ; morning in order trrit nil students and the addition nf new- plans,
club and a 100 percent atfenrl.ince I miht hear htm. Mr. Hie illus- tests, and new equipment which
is urged by 'Tig Kruption" Vernon jtrated his talk on the blackboard will mean a much richer content
awter. showing many characters which .than formerly. The t"aeh''i arc
Icould be mahout of somp of the not only doing this cour.e(jf vision
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' lleporteil flBViaticins of orrr.'ll , i.i, n.n....lr. ,.l.l' -, l.ln h a.rllln' hr.allh nnnrim i
laruo i,lanot. from tln-ir natural 1 urKPI un , lmllKitrp Hn,, fn(, Hnrt ,.T liiiprriv..n-nt work lie- t
urbitK and licliff f im asln.n- U aliuut thinc as . K mlirng. ' "W'-f the roifular damn. J
oinem that a my-tcricu O elcstial Mr. Hicc h.-n.-vc. that If one 1 to ; The uperlntcndi-nt ot schools
s-iranttcr was responsible, arcu.-t a full virw of life fn must ie , vlnlfd WHhlntiin school the past I
'"ing Investigated by the Vniver- i It from all sides. HeTiave this is week rt Th children of the 2A I
"ity nf Chlcaito's Terki- nhserva- the be-.t def!nlt,-.a he has found rcporVthat no one in their 2A
t'ry nt Vllll.ims Pn)-. Wl. I for ha(iplne.v llailin:s Is a n a y. ' scctli.n i.ne clans was caUKht by I
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