Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 30, 1930, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Textr PXGE FOUR MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE,- MEDPORD, OREflOy,' SUNDAY, XOTOrBER .10, I'M News From City and Valley Schools Coast-to-Coast Hours w " ATTENTION! School notoa are roquoHtofl 4 to bo In by Friday evening at 4 X 4 6 o'clock. Tbey will nor be 4 'y 4 accepted aftor 10 o'clock Sat- 4 al'T 4 urUay morning, 4.4,4.4.4,44,4,4,444,4. Junior High tt: r ' 1 KK'llltiK The npclllnR report IhlH week was in ls 9I.S t'r cent; H l' 99.9 per cunt; II 2's 99.3 por cent, and 1 l'a 99 per cent. Itadlo The III 1 qIiihm wua given the privilege of giving wonio school yellH and whikh over the radio Iuhi Friday at 7:4ft p. 111. It was tho Bccond time that we had talked to un unknown audi ence. Two llolhluyH Vfo were given two dayH holi day for ThankHgivitij;, Koinu f the teachers enjoyed a long wouk end at home. ; Boxes Tho upper civics and hlHtory eludes collected four Thanksgiv ing hoxeH for people that aro out of employment. . ,, Klx-AVeckH JCxuwh TIiIh woek wo had our hoc 0 ml Rlx-weekH exuniH. Ench hopcB that lie huH the "high1' grade. " Kuch clvlca and hlntory cIuhh hna a aanltary officer. This officer ,'. Itt to Hee that everyone picks up paper on the Bchuol groundu. If all the Junior high pupils that read this would pick up the paper ' 'l it would ho appreciated. Wo want -. our school to be known for neat- 1 ' liens. Notice - Don't forget to bring your old toys to school. They will ho made like new to give to children less fortunutc than yourself. the United titates is progreKHlng. ( roups are working on material for the Middle Atlantic states. iVT. A. Fein Tho fern Is still in tho 2A-3U room. It is growing very nicely. We take turns watering It. Wo hopo to keep it nil year. An Operation Culeen Stephenson of the 3A had her tonsils removed during the first of tho week. She is getting along very well. Sickness , The attendance has been low aKUin this week on account of mumps and tonHlliilH. SjM'llillg .Mrs. Crano says that sho Is sur prised at the number of 100's that urc being put Into the spelling booklets in her room. A report on spelling in the de partment will be made next week. 1 r I Roosevelt School , Lincoln School lit ' Reporter, Waiter IWackny. OA. Hanking Miss Abbott's room hanked .d-. 103.4 per c.;nt, Miss Bond's 130 per 1 - cent, Miss Turker'a 95 per cent, Mrs. Crane's II 1.6 per cent, Mrs. C'hastaln's 1C4.2 per cent; Mm. iC, HusseU'B 128.0 per cent, Miss chnelder'n 1 0H.1 per cent, Miss it; Oumelius'fi 119.4 per cent, Airs. Turner's 104.5 per cent and 1Ihh Gray's 10i.7 per cent. Tho average for tho building was 111. 3 per cent. Health The rooms thut were 119 per , ' cent or inoro were Miss Abbott's, , Hilss Ho mi's, Miss Tuekor's, Mrs. Chastaln's and Mrs. HussoU's. Tho : H vein go for the building was 90.2 pet cent. t Mrs. Ohaslaln's room received tho health banner last week. The f' fJ pupUs In this room worked hard H for It and wore glad to Imvo It. l oo limit On 7Vovember 2S will ho played our first gaiue of footbitll. Wo play Washington ut 9:30 a. 111. Sat urday on tho Jackson field. Hero aro the men on tho first team: Bert JjUiiuiu, Walter Maekay, Kmory Culhcrtson, UJ onion Heer, Howard White, Donald Atkinson, Ben Dletrlck, Kugeno Cass, Carl McPheelers, Warren Morgan and Clayton Martin. Bert Luman Is captain. S wit Until The fifth gradn girls played off two tkd games Saturday. Onu was with UoohcvcH and tho other was with Jackson. Wo woa tho Koose velt ganio 40 to 10. Tho Jackson game was doner. Tho scoro was 14 to 10 in our favor. Those- two games finish up the tournament and make our nrth grade girlr, champions over all the other fifth grade girls In town. Miss Freda Schneider coached the team. Tho sixth grade girls team also played Saturday. They were run-ners-up in tho championship gamo hut took defeat at tho huuds or Washington, All's. Atuigaret Itussel) coached t'10 sixth grade team. Hlx Wis'krt 'IVslH ' One cause for tiutnksKlvhig tho fact that testx aro over for another six weeks. Iteport cards will ho Riven out Just before noon on December 3. . Arltliinctlt The results of the arithmetic tests have been charted and posted bo that each pupil may see where ho ranks Individually and In rela tion to tho group. 1A J toad lug The Clohl Star class Is a division of the 1A elans that has stars on nil of Its 100 per cent word stacks. Tho pupils are enjoying tho privi lege of reading supplementary readers and llhrnry hooks. Thev BeiMnterH Sam itlehai (tson. Donna Mctcnlf, Harry Stanley, Caroline Cook and Orvu Stevens. Banking The Koosovelt school's bunking was very good thin week with a total of 103.0 per cent. The 2H's had tho lead with 121.3 per cunt; the 4H'h cumo next wltii 108,8 per cent. Tho lH's and lA's lied with J 08 per cent. The 4A's and 5H's earned 1 02.0 per cent. Tho I13's, 2As, 3H's, 3A's, OA's and OA's made 100 per cent. Kvery room made a very good showing with the exception of tho til I'm, which waji not had ua It was over 90 per cent. Thanksgiving J'rnlho A Thanksgiving praise service wad- held at the ltoopcvelt school on Wednesday afternoon from 1 to 1:30 o'clock. Miss Van Meter opened the meeting by a short talk about our blessings In Oregon and a short reading about Thanksgiv ing day of the past. Kach grade sang Thanksgiving or patriotic songs. The meeting was nppreciat ed by all. Thangskivlug Play Mrs. Maxwell's 1H-IA room gave an original Thanksgiving play en titled "Tho First Thanksgiving," which was very worth while. Jn working up the play the work was correlated with the English, social science and art classes. They had for their audlenco Miss Tei'wlllo gar's 113 grade and a number of pavenls and their principal, Miss Vim A1i.fiiv Tim i.Viio-i-mh, umim much enjoyed. -In K't New Pupils Wo have some new. pupils this week. They aro James Muclntlro of the III, (iladys Maelntlro of the 3H and Newell Maelntlro of the 411. They aro from Antloeh, Ore gon. JjO Von Nethorlaml of the 311, who came from California, and Jack Groves, who cumo from Uoctlsport, Oregon. Wo hopo they will like our chool. Pupils Lai v lug Wo havo only one pupil leaving this week. She Is Oerlrude Fletch er of the Oil class. We are getting moro and losing less It hcoius! Thanksgiving Holidays All pupils and teachers gladly welcomed tho Thanksgiving holi days. Tho following teachers plan ned to spend their time in Mod ford: Sara Van Meter, Kldora Ter wlllegar, Myra Russell, Prlsollla Wehh. riora A. Chlhlers, Kthel Wllllts, Nina Cation and 13 lea nor Curry. Alleen Maxwell Intended to spend her vacation at her homo in Jacksonville. Anna 11. Carter was to go to Ashland and Mildred Ah pluwall to (irantK Pass. Swat Ball The girls played swat ball with the. Washington school for cham pionship hut lost, however we Still had a chance for It. We played Lincoln and won the champion ship. Wo are very glad and also happy because the Lincoln girls were good losers. IB Nous Tho little 1 It's are making pumpkins for Thanksgiving. 1 am sure tliey wish they were real pumpkins so they could have pumpkin pies. Hut In spite of hap pincus Mark Hoyden is out with sickness, very much to their, re gret and his. Teacher at Hospital Wo wero much surprised and a la ruled when we learned that Miss -curry was rushed to tho hos- Illtlll Wnitilow.ln v nt.rt.t f. .... .... pendlcitls operation. However wo were happy to learn I later that she Is getting along! nicely and hope she will not be. I out of school so very long. I Folks at Home," "Three Hunts men" and "Mister Turkey." Banking The banking average for building was 11 5 per cent. Art Kveryone in the 3B-3A-GB class es are Interested in "peep shows." The 3H's and 3A's are making TnankMfflvlng nto-H with various Pilgrim's, activities. The SB's are making theirs ubuut Thanksgiving also. j Writing j The lA's are writing offlco : work. ! Kntertaliiineiit ' The 31J and 3A classes enter tained their mothers last Wednes day afternoon. We hopo all can come to see and hear Home songs, poems and stories they have learned. Transferred Bex Knopf left Tuesday. Ho is I going to live on a farm. Wo are i very aorry to lose Bex. New Pupils A;Irginfa Bradfish entered tho 2B grade, coming hero from Chi cago. Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Is here, Thanksgiv ing is hero, And now the turkeys disappear; Kluffy flakes are flying around. And snow and frost aro on the ground. Now the hustle of hurrying foot, doing to and fro for things to eat. Stories, games and then u play, Will coniploto tho good times of the day. Lois Spanlol, 0B Firth Gnulo Oirls Swathall Washington vs. Jackson, scoro 33 to 27. Jackson won. Washington vs. Roosevelt, score 25 to 13. Washington won. Sixth Grade Girls Swathall Washington vs. Jackson, score 25 to 25. Washington vs. BooHovolt, score 22 to 15. Washington won. Fourth Grade. Boys Swathall Washington vs. Jackson at Jack son school. Jackson won, score 21-6. : We expect to have u good pro- grades eo they may play for us gram this year. We ate going to, In tho Christmas program; have two weeks' vaeatlonv ! We are to have a new clrculat- Tho school board -i buying ,,aj ing. library at our' school next toy orchestra for tlio primary) weeK. I ... .'?! iWJT '&h' fee. ,- . i, i "Four Series WWlt Twenty Body'Types '-f I Priced Trom ... I j p.f.V. ' - ff , I '2035, f. o. b. Flitit, Mich. I j; MfJir,,-,- II THE EIGkASi WUZ-Tf-f'' "- ''-i I BUILDS IT . Scherer Motor Co. ... , ' ' ... . ... j no. Jtuversiae - r- t i . . oe We arehrderlng some arlthmo- early dlsmisHal' for' all but three WHEN ftlTTEK AUTOMOBILES ARE RUIIT . . . WIOC Will 11110 THEM tic test ' cards to help all four who have been absent. V i "- ' grades. i We have been working on wong ''jf J This .Wednesday. Is going to ho and finding plays for Christmas. asjMCiw mm i ss MJ Above Tw otranscontin'intal and Wertcrn Ai rpilots and toad of air mail taken from New Yor k to Los Angeles in 36 hours. Below Pennzoit truck with the pianc just before it took off or. the eastbound flight. Pennzail is used exclusively to lubricate these giant trl-motored planes. Jackson School Thanksgiving Everybody was glad when school closed Wednesday evening for tho Thanksgiving vacation. It was 309 years ngo this Thanksgiving- when tho l'llgiims hail their first Thanksgiving. They came over to America to worship as they pleased. Wo hope cveryono had a good Thanksgiving and no one ate too much. Thanksgiving Is a day set asidu for us to think of tho many things we should ho thunkful for. Kuth Hedges, BA. Spelling This week wo do not havo any averages to report for tho sixth grade. Wo are having dictionary lessons which wo always enjoy. Tho other classes have not had their third tests. Wo will print the averages next week. ltalph How ard, ISA. Health Last week the highest nvcrago In health was yil.7 per cent, which was Mrs. Murry's class. The next was UU.tt per cent which was airs. l..aidlcy's class. Tho average of the school was yy.01 per cent. Wayne Crows, OA. Swat Hall The fifth grade swat hall teams of tho Jackson, Roosevelt and Lincoln schools each played a couple of games of swat ball Sat urday morning. The Jackson and Kooscvclt girls played tho first gamo and the Jackson girls won. Then they played tho Lincoln girls hut they lost the game. The Lin coln girls wero tho champions so they were given tickets to tho football game. Of course wo are happy the Lincoln team won. Virginia Klaus, OA. Hoys' Swat Hall Team fourth grade boys played swat ball with Washington school. The score was 6 to , 24 In Jackson's favor.' Our captain, was Winston Camp bell. Charles Jones was tho captain of the Washington, team. Donald Kslep, 4A. Six Weeks Tests This week was test week. .Wo had our teats for tho pocond six weeks. Next Wednesday Is report card duy. Kveryono will get their reiMirt curds. I Jiopo we ail get A's or It's and get on the honor roll. Hob Dynan. Thanksgiving Weather The weather has been wonderful this past week. I cuess there won't be any sleigh riding to grand mother's this Thanksgiving. I won der If It was this sunny when the Pilgrims had their first Thanks giving? Marjory Hlngleton, 5H. Our Best Spellers Home of tho children of tho tiH and 4H grades got 100 per cent In spelling each time thev wrote i during the second six weeks. They ' wero Theodore Capls, Phyllis Cur- ' ry, Kugene Thanps, all of tho I fourth H; Frances Heck, Georgia Handy, Lorraine Longwill and Gornldlne Loomfs wero of the sixth B. Joan Culy, 6A. Coming and Glng Wo uro glad to hnvo Wauneta. Virginia and Marjory Haddock with us. They came to Jackson t'chool from Hend, Oregon. Clay ton Field came back ( to school here. We are sorry to lose Allen Krnsslmum, who went to Central Point. Alton Kvans moved to lOuglo Point. Helen Hodges moved to San Francisco. Mildred Coughman left for Itngud Hlver. Robert Dooms, 4A. West Side School The Went Side school got their report cart Is Mt.nday. Suaie of us Were not satisfied, hut we will work hard and try to have better grades next lime. Our spelling' grades were lots higher this month than last month. There were only two grades below SO per cent. We are going to all work hard the next six weeks to bring tip our spelling grades. Almost every person In the room made fruit baskets in art period. A new girl came to the sixth nrado i if our school. Her name if Llhi Knopf. We are having a small Thanks Last evening the Jackson school clvlng program Wrdnesday Washington School lamit-TonchetN AtMovlnthm The girls In the l!H grade sang for the P.-T. A. They nana "Little also get to read some of tho stories 'inggie.' "A Cure for Crossness," iu mi' muni niirmg hip iree period. reamers ami rnaiiKsgivmg. Geography Tho 3I1-3A nn.le sang for P.-T. - Thi IIH gigrphy clitww hook on A., tho nomts churtei) IteliiK "Old r"'"..l.'-T V-'liT-S T New Chevrolet Roadster Our New Bread Prices Starting Monday, December 1 Our Homemade Broad 15 for 15 Blue Ribbon and all other l ib. Bread 93 forli5 Blue Ribbon Long Loaf and all other iya-lb. Bread 13 2for2V Our Quality Will Remain the Same MODEL BAKERY 111 W. Muin Phone 103-R l l I l t .-Jk5Wi Tl new tiK-cyllmlff rnncltler Announced Willi fir new Bcrie t- furlythi month, Here We Are at Our New Location With a Complete Line of Nursery Stock We have the largest selection of Shade and Ornamental Treet and Shrub In Southern Oregon. All gradet are No. 1. 80,000 Pear Trees of all kinds on French Root. Also a hvrge solcction of No. 1 two-year Rosus FREE LANDSCAPE SERVICE! 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Anil new colors lend Front ttne of the neie Chevrolet Sport Coupm a new individuality. Inte riors, too, are exceptional in every way. The new mohair and broadcloth upholstery is tailored with exceptional smartness. Seats are wider and deeper and more luxu riously cushioned. A deeper windshield and wider win dows give better vision for both driver and passengers. And beautiful new hard ware, of modern design, lends a final note of charm. Many mechanical improvements have also' been provided in the chassis of this Bigger and Better Six. Among these arc a stronger frame; easier steering; a more durable clutch; a smoother transmission; and engine refinements which make the new Chevrolet a car you will bo happy to drive as well as proud to own. Tho Bigger and Belter Chevrolet Si is now on display in onr showrooms. See it. Drive it ! 1-carn for yourself that it is the Great American I'aluel 4) AT XKW LOW PRICES Tho Phaeton The Roadster Sport Roadster' with ramble scat $510 $475 M95 Sport Coupe with rumble scat Standard Sedan - Special Sedan - MP2 Coach $545 Standard SC"JtI Coupe. vOOD Standard Five- SC1C Windcw Coupe OD SPECIAL EQUIPMENT EXTRA Chevrolet Truckt from $353 to $B9S All prices f .0. b. Flint, Michigan pjniiny mm. 0 KM ST'S WISE TO CHOOSE A SIX $575 635 ?650 .(nnraxcaiRT ft Pierce-Allen Motor 112 South Riverside Co. Phone 50 1