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H R C Ei 4 'J th fi' v Hll In Ht bl ol Rl Ht in ri i! i'l M w Kl u -'I i tc M M 1) it 4 m tl i t .1 H .11 n n 7 li d n t 1 l ! t a c ' j V 1 3 if il School Notes From jfi : - ' ATrHNTION! 4 ,Hcli(H)l nuti-a &t-o rciiuoHtctl ' tii.bo In by l-'rliltiy cvunlnt; ut ! 8 it o'clock. '' Thev will not bo acrc'iiti'il uftcr 10 o'clock But- "" (inlay morning. " " Junior High ,UoMirtt!i; . Kinilru KIoiuliiK. ,t (1 AKsemlily l'roHTuiii 1 1rjiluy, Decern her 0, a very In teit'HtinK program was tflven hy llu Kcogrnphy nnd Hcleneo ilepurtmcni. Tho pi'umatu wim uh ToIIowh: IteadlitK Teruko Maruyama. Thn rending witH Klven In Jap anc.io and tratitdated Into KiikIUIi. TerfjjUo was Jn native, costume. Mo mi d CiiKiom of Norway (clcn I'attou, in continue. I'hino hoIo Marjory laley. Play "Tho ChrlstniaH I'luni IMiddlnK." Cook, Union Knox; fairy.. I'Ols Nichols; Ingredients of the) ituddliiK. Almu Kdtor, Wood rnwiCHNcbult, Ralph Oirad. UwifilU Short; Lee Speneer HulHs, l.'nrrino. Crawford, Hazel (Jaiilt, .Margaret (Jeer. Illlly Kuninn, ' Howai'd Hclir eileeiiKost, ' Herbert Harper, Dor othy Culy, Dun-is I'pp, Clara Hoth How.Jl, Ihuold Williams, Marjorta Ller. Kdna Tnknhorn, Maurice JJyonc, Kathryn Dale. A fairy east n Mpell over the cook and all the Ingredients of the pul- illn.1 Ah each entered the IjllVl, ho iulri the land from which li.i t'ixiiu nnd how ho iov. 'Fhe Information reward I n thn growth and preparation for tho murket of thojo mite lea was pre pared by tho students. HWen Stearns announced tho iri)ftram and acted as promoter for tliOijday. At the clo.se of the pro gram .Ml km Arnold led th pupils In fixyemhly Kinging. All the boys and Rirlfl enjoyed thU very much and -nro eagerly looking forward to the next "assembly sing." Friday, December 13, tho pupil wilj' W ontertalned by n Kerlen of declamations wiven by the puplU of tho 'literature crawies. ContesJH havi been uiven in the Hfuratuie c.iok and n' puptl.s in each clans, who wave tho bent declama llon"'Wil repent the eleetlon In the"nHMeuibly. The' JiidKtw will be JlPf., Kdlth Iirown, MrH. llanby. find Air. Kecsee. Dick Hleeler, our Htudcnl1 body president, will ' im n i hi nc" the proKiam. The in'OKrim is 'folowH: ' ' ' 'Hlluio nolo, Cyril Handern. t ln't Costly," Kdnar Guest; KitKfula Derrick. ''Ci ptain, My Captain," Akiiom iiiniple. "Jlltle Orpliiiii Annie," Alin.t Killer. ''The Owl and tho lUHy Cat," 1 J1T Trentiee. 'pji-oiihylat'l's I'rui,M Corrfiio Crawford. - "If," Dorothy WHIUh. "CtettynbuiK Addre.sH," Marjory Taley. "Mdlc Mny Llluo," Helen I'ntlor. "Tim House With Nobody In It,' Mary Itnsoberry. '' ','The Turns, ' "Helen Davis, Work," Itoy llolbrook. "Little Orphan Annie," Cleo Hopper. "Tile liiHtullment l'lun," Dorothy Co.' "Vim's My Little Cold Hlauk llaliy." J.velyn Merman. ' "Tho Hroken Hearted Dutch man," Jean Qulnenberry. ,,i irl from Soap Hilda Itow," SiifiHto Slennett. VAhierlcan Creed," F.urdelte Cen tel.- ' AsFM-mldy hIiiIiik. led by Miss Arnold. ' 1 - Tho lust assembly 1 proKram of the semester will be vpotitmrcd bv th- student body. The student body eommltlee Is ptanntUK an In terextliitf 'prnKriin. I'uptls who ttroulcnvliiK fur hlKh school will tako part. "; There was a npeelal assembly Klven. Mm. lromody showed u-t a -vary Iptorestlntf ptetiiro on the evo lul inn nf wimp. " Them were three llrlxes Klvert for''Uie best oscuy on the evolu 1 1 1 i'V , of soap, !Thofe wlnnlim the piir.es are as follows: Klrst pr'ae of fr.iMt ulveii io ' Arllne Anils; Mmrrlee 'Mil in pie won thu second prixe"of $2.5(1; third price was won by Maurleo Clark," who received a box of soap with 52. till. VIsIUmk Teacliei-s Mr. Hbmn and Mrs; Hanson of l'hoenlx, Ore., and .Mrs. (lulllnher , of'Clrants I'ass, Visited Junior high lust Week. ' 1amil-TiNH'liers Me'tliiK The Parent -Teacher meetlnu wa very InterentlnK. There w:is n urj:o crowd. Hefrcslnnents were served. , ., Hank hue ' flMio followlnR rooms hanked 1 peV cent; Assembly, .under Mr. Fitch; room 10, undor Mr. Keose-: room 2, under Mm. MaeCol lister, and room 6. under Mrs. Matheny. n ,i, SlH'llllIK Tho spelling average i for the 'bundliiR was lt7.'.! per cent: l-ll. tW'AT S-ll. !.: a's. .fi; 3'w. US.-4. ChrlMinas Seals The Junior hlnh went over the top In Hllnff their ipioia of stumps. T'ley have been ftwnrded Friday nfjwnoon, December 20, off. Roosevelt School mLi. wook, TJcirr Diini'tt wim lln innln i-i'purli'i". IHm hilporN witi: 'i'l.(n llmlufror. Hiiymoml Iiitmh. rrtV'.' Mary l'mvi'll. Jnhn Whi'i-lcr. MVflyn Kihrltt, Wnlo Woinnuli. ItlchHi-tl llVHUKlicr. vf tilrl Semite X'ine Glii Peoutii of troiip Kovrn went up for ti'mlirftiiit rxantina tlnhH bpfnre Mln. Wlllmin, the .Mi-clfmil (til l Hrnlll InuliT on TllPK iluy, Dec. tO, Thn uhl wi'i'c: Miii'RiiiTt Mann. .Innvt Mnnn Uoruthon 1'utniiiii, riiyllln Phyth. lnni.n JcHnvllP Him., Amy Klllntt, Ihtrolhy (Jill, nnil Krnnklo Hlmi linfiti'r. They tli'il knnt, giivo lawn, tlio iojti fli'gnn, Mill H-on miu(e, ,c ..till" anil hIbii. 'i; huvo two liimorary ni Iwin. They are .Mim. Carliin, mi' of the ItooKovclt M'hnol tt-arh-or, nnil AIIkb Vera Jlumuhrvy. " Micllins Tin, filt'H wi'i'o tho only ihiuIIh in liO iK'iJiu t iiioiu . to huvo rcuular HIH'llllIB ll'llHoim IllBt wouk. .Their iivcraKo vna percent. Tho hllllilliiK recoiil wiih IIS peicelil. tilher Uepaitnicnt uIuumcb hail dic tionary work. C'liriNlniiiK Is .Near Thin hiHt week, tve all' drew nuiiK-K for (hriatmas KlftH. Wo are all lookiiiK forwanl to a vnry nlie tlnio enjoylni; our t'hilntinaH play which we will havu noon. I'mills J'iivliie There were three puplln who lett the ltooHovcltnohool this week. They are: NTeal TtobblllH, IB, John ltohl.lnH, SA, Viola ItoliblnM. r.A. They havo Bono to thu country. Wo naieu to johc them. New J'iijillK Wo are nlwaya Kind In have new cnnieiH In the ItooKovelt m-liool. TIiIh week ' there weio onlv two. They arc:" Audrey I'cylon, IB and ii-wln l'eyton, SB, who cnino rrom California. illi'llnlay Tarty "Oh! What fun!" exclaimed N'ada filnc.lnlr who 18 in tho 1 II. i will loll whut tho fun In all "bout. " Kvdry time Home one in tilt! flint Krndo him a birthday they Havo a birthday party. Thin time It hub Nadu Sinclair's turn. C lirlsliiiiis Decorations Tho (JhrlHtnias decorations broURht by the, IBs were ninny. They ale planning on haviiiK u Bleat tlnio. They hope 'to' get many presents. They curt hardly wait another week. Neither can tho older pupllH.- 1 ' ' Cliilsllmis Js ('online The pupils of the ltoosevell school drew names for Christinas Blfts last week. 1 In some of tho rooms tho boys drew blrls- names and tho Blrls drew boys- names. There 4vill he Christinas trees next week In every room, including tile hall, ' ' SiiliKtilutr .Miss Schneider Is absent on ac count of holnB sick with Kinilet fever.' .Mrs. Itussell Is taking her place until she gets back. It will lie after the Christinas Imll.li.v before .Miss Schneider will he with us again. Wn V-ni i Kindly ultho wo liko Mrs. Kussell lor a substitute'. ' ' Friday, ijec. 13. the 5A Brado was taken to tlio Miidford public library. Over there tho librarian gives us lessons on how to find books and ho'w to tell fiction from ntin-flctlon books. Wo all enjoy going over. This time tile librar ian told tho fiAs a Cliristnma story. Cll-llll V Iu I Ih have been very ' busy Picking up papers and things tlittt maku the school grounds look "ii ij. i nil grounds look pretty clean now. Jefferson i'eters Is chairman of (lie elcan-up comnilt leo, Heading Most of the Iniys and girls In tho depart inonl" enjoy' the green book leading tests which they take every '.Monday. They eagerly watch tho charts lo sco'lr llu.h. ,,,.., i.. upeeii ami content Is rlslTig or fall ing.' Most 'of them aro greatly encouraged. ' lleuHM I .lint week tlio reporters for the rioosevelt school did not report on health, So Hits week they will re Port on It. l)oo. B, the tills had the highest nveiiige. !l!i.7 percent. The building nverngo 'wim 111). a per cent. Dec. 1(1, t, 4is had the highest; their average was liil.tS per coin. Tho building hud the sumo as last week, iifl.L' percent. Bunking The banking averago for this week was 117.7 percent. Miss .Smith's and .Mrs. Laldley-s rooms had inn percent: .Mrs. Iteld's room came next 'with1 one pupil not bunking. Icuirlliii'll i-hs As II Is Hearing Christmas, the I n are' practicing different plays and songs. ,Mrs. Iteld's room has a toy band. The Instruments (hat are used aro the drum, tam bourines, oynilmls. chimes, wood blocks, saudblacks, bird whistle, gong, Jlngle-bells, rhythm sticks, triangles and chilue bells. They have practiced faithfully und It can't help being a success, Uayiunnd, thrilled with the Christmas spirit, thought ho would write this poem: ' ' Siiulil Clans Santa Chins Is coming soon Down the chimney Mack; Carrying lots of toys' nnd Joys Sealed up In his puck, I'rlnmrj- New The third grade pupils are prac ticing n fhrlsinins play railed "Christmas (Sifts." They ure also making Christmas booklets. They are nicely illustrated. The 3lt pupils havo hung up their stockings and they arc al reinly filled even though it does seein early. Health The rooms that had tho highest In health were .Mrs. Hold's, li. percent ami Mrs. ljiidley's. till. 7. The school iiverage was DIM per cent. I'.Hillmll The Jackson hoys hope tho weather will clear up so wo can play footliall again. ChrlstiiiiiH The children of the OB class wrote letters to Santa Cuius Tues day. They asked him for all sorts of toys ami clothes. I suppose they all want what they asked for. t bi Kliiuis ;lrts The Fifth grade Is making oil cloth animals. Some nre very clever. The sixth grade Is making pres ents for their mothers. Wo nre trying to conceal whi:t we nr. making so 1 won't tell whut they are. : ,' Till' School 1 um a new. boy. I came to this school Inst .Monday from Talent. The department work is n good thing. I think, t like It hecnusp I Itnvo lo muily hauler limn. i) at I I Jackson School r 'i 1 MEDFORT) MATDTIllBUNK, MOTORS, the City cm&fVjey ordinary school. .Milton "Ashley, UB. ' " ' Krrap Itook ' Alargaret Itliodcs'of the till, mado u scrapbook ' for tho news Items. John Barker, also of the liB, 'is furnishing " the' dally' no'ws Items.' Jrt tills way we will havo all the year's scliool news.' All Aivliicut Wednesday, Peggy Ithndes fell down In the basement and hurl her back. Mrs. ' Taylor took her home in 'the car. Wo were pleased to see her back Friday noon,' .Vow 1'iiplls , Tho following pupils Himo to Jackson school last Week: 'Milton Ashley in tho OA, Ksther Ashley In the 01!,' Uora Ashley In tho 2U, Hubert Griffin in tho 4B, Hoborta I-.slep in the 1A, Cecil lingers in the 111 anil Carol Smith and Jean otto Burton. There wero no ehlldreii who loft this week and wo uro very glad of that.' We welcome these new pupils, and hope they will lko our sclloo1!. ' '' ' '. '. ' '..' -' ' ' Dunking. Dunking showed' a decreaso this week as only 1)0.0 per cent of the children bunked. JVrhaps Christ mas Is too 'near. The 100 per cent rooms were Miss Tucker's 2D, Mrs. Newbury's 2A, Jilt, Mrs. Chlldem 4H, Miss Webber's 4A, and Mrs. Harrison's (ill. KiH'lllnj;. The spelllni;' average was 90,0 per cent. Tho classes all had dic tionary work except the lID's.and the rill's.' The 5 IV h mudo' lUO frvr cent. Lower (irndes. Miss Abbott's 1 1t pupils are busy maklim presents for their .mothers and daddies. ; Mary Alice Slinson Is still ab sent from this room.' Carl Smith entered from Jackson school. Mrs. Harris, ID. 1A pupils have mado trees to deeorate 'their room. Tlicy nre going to have a Christ mas party Friday." 1 Kenneth Beer has been nhsent all tho week! Ciarit Went, was transferred to the Jackson school. ' Melba Linn. Welt Morgan, and Dale Bradley have been absent from Miss Tucker's SB room; Mar jorle Owens from Portland, und William Smith from .1 a e k k o n school entered this week. ' Tho SB's lire- also' making -' gifts for their mothers and fathers. Mrs. Newbury's pupils uro mak ing Chrlsluiau' cards, Mrs. Shon- glo'd aro milking Chrlsti f is Book lets. " ' " ''! Kred Breeding has been absent all the week. Wo hopo ho will be able to return' soon. Tlio pupils! Ih ' Mi's. Shangle's riioin m(ide''wreathcs nnd present ed ine to each looiil th tlio build ing. "" : ' " I'liper (irmles. " Mrs. ChlldcVS' -111 ehildren liavi decorated ' their Christmas' tree, their blackboard and the' border above. Simla Clauses seo you froni everywhere. ' 1 Miss Webber's 4A room has' iij blackboard border of hills nnd j trees. There are very attractive: Christmas scenes on the windows! and' a rlne Santa Claim on tho hoard. Miss Webber has been the' jkrtlst In this room. ' , ; The vuplls In iMls. wests hiii room' are decorating for the holi days. The scenes on tho windows anil the bells and holly on the I boards are principally till! work of j Itoberta I'leteher and' Dorothy Si-j nionsim. (leorgo Kaye from Bort-j land entered Till tills week. .loan llorton who has been vis iting In British Columbia and Se attle since Thanksgiving, Is ex peeled to return the rirst ot lho week. ' ' 1 '' ' "'' Mrs. Harrison's CB room " Is unite gay with Its red bells, holly leaves, and its Christmas wreathes. When Mrs. Harrison entered her room Thursday noon sho found i;er Initials In fruit on her desk. Thii: was tho work of her girls nnd was a oninplctif surprise. Mrs. Turner's TiA, OA room ls looking ulto gay, too. The chil dren are making some lovely gifts, during their art classes. , All of tho roouiH have been en- , Joying the ChrlstmnH enrols the; principal has been playing on the I Vlctrola each morning. This'- Isj an nnnual custom In the Lincoln; school. ' 1 ' " Miss Basforil spent parts nf four nfternoons giving tests to the children ill tho department. ' ' 'Spni'lM ' ' A tnt HUhlcnt Ixtily iuiMtlnK wiih alh'ti tii nidcr on Monday. In clmost' up Hlilt'H for hrtkothaU. ixh the woathoi' Iiiim i huiiKMl ami It It tain Inst; o that we can't ltay j IkimoIuiII uny loiiKor. Itortlanili Stanley ami Jainrn Ttinwato wero I raiitainn of the hasrlwill toaniN, I and thv ni'O IiIko niptulnH of the Imskctbail ton in h. HertlamrH nWlit has born" wlnniiiff ho fur. Wo nro I U very much int(riHtfl In thiH I Kainp oh wo haven't piny oil. U for it ImiK timo. lint Sunday. Dim. Mh, It Hthrtod ralnliiK lu tho Mt. IMU iltMrlrt nnil II has ml non rvor ulnt-o Tho rain rausoil Tirlft Hoxlo. Otis unit Uavltl ('nirlmtn to te nhnont. Those nt'.woncoH nro more thftfvAvo hnvo hud nt nny ono tliuo this year. clirlMttiitiN I'roKnun Kor tho 1'htiHtmaH oiurrtHlnmont wo aro KohiR to have n play, "Par mer llrown anil Hlf I'hlhlren.' Wn are going to Ring many songs hIw.-' After tho progrnm w.o are going to huvo a t'hriMtma troo for the ehtldron to put their pronents on, whlrh they hoiiglU for the pupil whosto name they drew. We are going to hav nuts, randy and oranges for all. We hop that many will enjoy this wild us. , Lincoln School j i I . - j I Mt. Pitt School I I ; L Washington School " " ' ' ' Washington pupils Of tho Mth, fHh and sixth grades will have a Joint pfotfiuiiY iui Friday -to c6lci brute the hcKinnlnK of the Chrlttt iioiM viiriitloii. After the urogram tho classes ' will return ' to their t rooms for distribution oT KiftH and n Kcncru! ffood time. Contrary to custom, no Christmas 'trees are 'td be seen in any of the;' roofns ' as the children have decided It It not eonsltttent to phint-tre&s-Ui Apil, then cut and waste trees of much slower srowth for our pleasure of a few days. To take the 'place of - troca, thero lire' 'vdi-j'Ijsood'- hadiin;,' fire places, red Christmas bes, wreaths and chain, ml) made, by the children. ' : ' Pupils of the OA are hnppy in tho possession" ot the kirms flaK Klven' the room having the hlKliest BeriraV nveruKe In 'health, ' Mpcll liiff, bank(nn, niiirchhm aiid neat nertrf of Ahat part' of the grounds for which they are responsible. Average In'" health Inspection last 'week was ft!',a ptr cent1. Two classes, 211 dnd GA Bcorcd ' ona hundred per cent. -; Transfers this week were Cecil and Kenneth Holers to the Jack-, son school. New pupils are Ken-. ncllt Cardln, fil.1, and Norma Cor din1 In the CD. ' 1 '; nankin was not so good this week, although alx out of the ten rooms banked 100 per " cent or more.. Our average was -97.9 per cent. . ' ' Griffin Creek Wednesday evening. Nov. 27, the Griffin Creek sehool children sold elder and candy. Together we made $7.51, with whic-h we bought sehool' ground equipment. Ve also had a program' and dinner was I eaten "at 1 o'clock. Wo lire plan- nlng'"on" having' a Christmas pro gram the night of tile 23rd of this month.'1 ' Thursday. Dec. fi, we 'drew nam'es for'Christhins: "We will have a;'two weeks vacation for Chrlstf nias. ' ; ' ''' ' ' "'' ' ' ' l'''v ' t'" Last Monday we had 'the elec tion or officers, as follows: Kdlson Crandall, president; ' Fred Sny'do'r, vice lirosMenl: Helen Klggs,' seci-6-tai'y'; lloleh Judy, treasurer. ' AVe have two new" boilers and'u new oil stove' so We are' having hot litnches now. Kach child brings something 'In a Jar and' at 11' Wo light the oil stove nnd put -them Into tlio holler. By noon they are nlco and hot. Miss 'liussoiiR, tlio Rosedale school teacher, has been sick so Mis's"'Myo (ins taught thero for two days. '" .''.Jleano!1, jind Howard Ragsilale liave been sick, but arc both buck ht' sclfiShl todrtjV,W -.Ju..-i.. Seven electric light polos wore blown down at '. noon ; Weil nesday, ICOLUMN Vbu put off qetHric whole yea.i7v; IT A POJMT TQ GET ONE RITj'hT AWAV fRQm Radio Service Laboratory 'ELECTRIC WIRING W' 22 South Grape. Phono: Office, 335; Rei., 1442 Santa Never Fails to Visit ,; Those With Money in the Bank : . . . I Huh Is thf tinio when tho pinch or 1 poverty Ih fidt' as nt no other time rf tho yoar." Yon Khnuld not envy j those with money In tho bunk Tor yau ran have ft bnnh nreoimt yonr '' self If you will only tmvo. There j Ih a time coming In every life as this season comes every year when I you will hnvo Joy In your llto if you . havo saved anil sorrow If you havo 1 not. 1 "Pnrtnera In Community Development" OTtEriQX, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, m20. Dee. 1 I, In the frlMii Creek 'rchooj district.' " The wlrcs-'wero f sinuklriK and sibling in the loud. fred Hu4cr discovered this as he went lioine io luncu ho nu -ami lJon;ild SU'Wail guurded them and cpi tne cms avray uniii me mvn canm out to fix tlicin. We eliUdreii were very delighted to see Mr.t. t arter walk Into our room. tc. ll at about JiiV-IR, '.She told uh a lory vltich' was' enjoyed 1tyll. , Mr.1 ami Mrs. Kelly and family 'moved in tblr new home JJec. nth. Mr.' Kline has bought a place for which he is pn parfng to resell. ' 'v. have 'two iew' fdmiliCH In our ; nian. to canvass the district to ns dlntiict. ' "' : " , certsn the will of Uks majority. ' '' .Mr. (iml Mis. AVm.' Cherry tiro ; In a contest recently -between the keeping their niece ajid,. hmilijiw, i boys and the i;irls, the kilLcr won iJorls, ami i.tiwani. -. 'nie elitl- dren at e from I ler'inoslo I leach, Calif. .Mr. Cherry bouglit a J'upnc" eiirill-tt'e cutter and a X.-Av. grain grinder " "n' .ISHIUBBI " Mr. i(nd 'Mrs. liemlnglou 'Vm Tamlly are going to ' iis Angolej u spend Christmas.. ' The Crandall children's grand- mother Is coming to spend u night wim uiern ironi urauis i ass, so h6 Cranda'll' 'family' ' will "spend CKrlsfniiis id1 fJrants'l'ass with her. . 'The1' children" of the 'lirhuhry grades a(-e "planning oh' a Christ- mas play' tiihrt ine' wishing Miss iiussong, their teacher would come back to School r th(?y can practice, heeauKo she knows where they helong in the pvogYam. j .j .viur room is selling ...L.nrisiin.is iomun, r oiuci icon - aiiinor, unr ... .lnaependenCP.J....A nmU. Ve..havc already, recelyel j among the ' best-sellers In Cor ' ' one dollar and fifty cents ami or? many, mure than T.uOU.Guo "copies! . : Mrs. Neih:on 'is upper grades tills s with (lin ing no- IISLEU'ifllT:l;..'.: !mu t ' ;iiBINS RINDT ' ASK.. 32 North Biycfdo:'.': Phone. 366 ; .-...jv.i''r ' :-''"".':'. ':-a..--'r' ". ' y:r-v:::-'W'-; ' ..! t t n'wimmuiumimkt. iitvin.iiii 111 wn 1 111 mil 1 i P; . , - . - ...' .. III ,'The Tire Department of the Standard Oil Station on the corner of 6th, and Riverside has fceen' leased from the Oregon Gasoline Stations, Inc., and will be handled by M. M. Kindle who will handle a full line of U. S Royal Cords ' ... , . , '... -.. , New Tread Design Highest Quality Repair Work and Vulcanizing. Phone 980" M. absence of Mr. Law, who is de tained nt home becauso of Hlne of her elder son, Hamilton,- Miss M J a liurr, rural up"rvisor. fpeiit the day with us recently, Sh visiterl our (IikhI l-;i)gli:h club du - ; Ing ltM regular session ami lalk d to the purt-nU in the aftelnooti t who h;id assendded to discuss and) j mui hot lunches fur the children .Mrs. jMtbor, wio was alo pre.i - I...,, .,II,,..I ... iu.. ' Y .i ...... t j -". hi wiu iiiouieis r-;.ii o ! lag a P. T. A. oigHnition. Komcn Interest was shown and a eom - mitlee was appointed . - by Mrs. i Cluster I itch, temporary, -icha'.r- ! arid ine noyrf, to stvow thnir g0(n itpoi tsmnirdiip. treated the itfrls t,o. cake and choudnfr vvK--iiflv ' Ileeauye of ihUifuSTUlay following Thnnksglvlng. the ttgulor MUdenti program ' has been ciiangod from body meeting Vas iiotonCftSnt:i CtuistinaH eve .to. tho Friday eyeu Monday furnoon; -:A short but' Ing before Christmas .Due. 20. at i . ... . - L.-'.tt.-. ' ii ,.',.t.. .L- ' , . ; side hende,i by Aiiene Phillips. The third and fourth gradow-Hro ; neginnin;: to contriinite to ine news Items. Tlro following wns written 1 by llhea Anderson of tho- -thi'-d : grade: White we were studying I getigraphy in ; the MhiPd ?.;ra'.Ie I Kredine Daugherty toought a rub- l her nl:mt to school.' We surely on ;( joyed It. it WIS JUM .1 imil'JMa'l Our room has a story hour. Baihi child tells a sUiry. Wo are try-f Ing to correct our language. Kred-j1 ene IJuugherty, third grade.. . holilng Hie others vilj bring' tin '.r iiaugnei ly. - .. . Announcement! Kindle Tire Service M. KINDLE,"Pfopt We are having a prize for the one who. rctfds the'.nnwt books. Olive tnd I ' lmVo read- tho iinont now. ithejit Andvron. third giW Mis.-; Hien'hri bmught 1 a l hlnew? lily brtlb. She put it in some water and now it Is growing and has "x .shoots on It. We are hoping It w.ll bloom soon. Linbma llilkey. Anions the curious Jtrought to school recently are u totem po! . an Indian wkull, and a rubber j pinni. When Mrs. Lnw returns, the '.work on the Christmas pyogrmn j will be started Antioch School, ;.' on Miccount';-:.of - school, closing Ki iday. Ut'cvuhf yii, the datd of the Aulioch ChriHlniaa trooand - r 1- . , tJAUWAV (A Kylemore, a-mil-lion d.oliar castje built by Mitchell Henry, Manchester ,-cyUon mair nato. for the Duke ; Jid Duchess of Muncchester and linnght . later by the h(te Kugene Siimmerimm of Cincinnati, father of the duchess. ! Is on the market again. During the war It was bought by the iien- cdletlne nuns nnd now .they wisn to soli It. . - BERLIN (P)-Tli works of Jack J having been sold. -Another wlde- .iivh. r- r 4 6th' Si Riverside' ('it 'twill, Jill I.I.IWI I' You never save by pay- ing too little, for a .bat tery. An unusually low 1 price usually rncaris low quality and scant capacity. Trouble, ex pense ' and a need for early replacement-are . sure to follow. ' V ; , But at the safety point of fair price and high quality, you'll get full ; value in a Willard'- , selected material3,,.de7,1 pendable. construction, built-in durability and ( .corrQct electrical ' size that mean many added, months of money-sav-. ing service. ' Look for tho it t . .' '. . '. . WILLARD SIGN i ' There is a Dealer - - in Your Town Is 1 i i' tt j , , . ' 4 ? '. , . LiUreSI Parts Co. v V ' ' ' , - . -Distributors Mcdford, Oregon 1 .... . r .,,.,...;r. ..... . . ,v. rt-;-;'' ' '4- I'.J, fc. I... ; ' " ' -"' ;-.: ', ma & f& n
