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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5(< 1925 « SCHOOL NEWS (Marguerite Harms) Tbs senior class gave their party last Friday night in the high school auditorium to which aU of the high school pupils and parents were Invited. The decorations were exceedingly good and were, of course, suited to Hollow- e’en. The party stunts were put on in the basement, through which the guests were led by spooks over an un even path. The spooks were conveni ently provided with flashlights to re lieve the intensity and also to prevent accidents. In the auditorium special numbers were put on by different groups of students. The auto stunt probably created the moat fun, al though the alphabet class waft a close second. Doughnuts and sweet cider were served for refreehmante. A part of the evening was suent In dancing, the musk being furotohed by high school pupils. The junior -high school masquerads party was held Friday night, undec the supervision of the faculty, from 7.30 to 10 o'clock In the different class rooms aud auditorium. The decora tions allowed both hard work and ar tistic arrangement The usual Hallow e'en games and a number of stunts were "pulled off.” Several parents were gueata of the pupils. Refreshments were served. p > Friday afternoon Hood River won the game from White Salmon with the largeat score they have made tn foot ball this year, 30-0. The game was started with most of Hood River's Specials This Week Sepal Shampoo, Regular 50c, this week, 3 for $1.00 Auto Strop Razor, with strop and one blade, regular $1.00, this week Vantine’s Bath Crystals, regular $1.00, this week 69c HOOD RIVER DRUG CO. Mesh — Fountain Service * 15S1 Squibb Quality Mr. R. Carnine of Husum took home a new GREBE After a few days we received his log. OVER 50 STATIONS ON THE LOUD SPEAKER-including CZE—Mexico City Dial setting 49 WOAWOmaha 88 I WSMB-New Orleans 38 WOC—Davenport, la. 79 « WFAA—Dallas. Tex. 77 WHAS—Louisville, Ky. 61 « WJZ-New York 56 t WHY—Chicago 54 I « 4 4 4 4 waowmi-wao-woÀi-wDAriüiD-WBo-rYwrcï-tFMi and all the usual semi-distant stations. • » THE RADIO SHOP OF HOOD RIVER EXCLUSIVE ATWATER-KENT AND GREBE DEALERS J. G. BRADFORD 308 CASADE SPECIAL PRICES On All Canned Foods During National Canned Foods Week Nov. 9th to 21st Ask Us For Particulars YOURS FOR SERVICE VINCENT & SHANK 'The Home of Quality Groceries” Anderson Undertaking Co. a a ANDERSON, Soto Proprietor LICENSED EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR ■ecoad team playing. The first team men were put in until all the first team was playing. The second team played weU but it was after the first team man Wore pat la that the score was made. Miao Ethel Swarts, of the home eco nomics department, attended the O. JL C. homecoming last week sad. Mrs. Janet Jackson was substitute for Miao Swarts Friday. Mias Winona Lewis was absent from school several days last week ao PARKDALE count of the mumps. F. R- Spaulding H.-R. Auto Wreckers, on the Haights. was substitute. „ Parts lor all cars. jyl«U The big football game of the season Virginia Fifer returned to her home wlU be played Friday afternoon when Hood River high school will meet The la Portland Tuesday after spending the Dallee high school in our neighboring summer in Parkdale. Mr. Goodlander waa on the sick list city. Because of the large autnber of pupils who are planning to see the teat week. I game the school board has granted per The sophomores gave the freshmen a mission for the high school to close party at the toll bridge Wednesday Friday afternoon. It is expected that evening. several hundred high school students Ths Woman’s Missionary society wlU attend. No permtoalon to granted them to be absent in the forenoon or met with Mrs. Tod Culbertson Wednes I for any grade school pupils to be ab day afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Fred Staton spent Fri sent at all. Our boys are all “pepped np" for this big'game and they expect day in The DaUes. to outplay The Bailee and “bring borne There to quite a number of cases of the bacon.” chicken pox among the school children. The last footbaU game that to now Mrs. Mason and family spent the scheduled is to be played Armistice week end in the Upper VaUey. They day, next Wednesday afternoon, on are expecting to spend the winter In Gibson field. The high school to co Portland. operating with the American Legion Fourteen local Camp Fire Girls at and the largest crowd of the year will tended the masquerade party at the doubtless be present to see the game Riverside between Camas, Wash., and Hood Riv evening. church. Hood River, Friday er. Besides the band and ‘the drum Workers at the Association apple corps furnishing music and inspiration there will be a Flag raising ceremony house enjoyed a dance In Sheldrake’s haU Friday evening. just before the game. H. G. Sommers baa purchased an The Oregon Association of Hygiene Lecture bureau will furnish two speak Overland da luxe car. ers at the high school next Monday and Mr. Schuler spent the first of the Tuesday, H. M. Grant will deliver week In Portland. two lectures each day to the boys and Next Wedneeday evening the movie Mrs. Alta L. Stevens will talk at the will be “Icebound,” not a story of the same time to the girls. They want to frosen north but of the revolt of youth have a public meeting for adults in the against the hard conditions of New high school Monday night Mr. Grant England farm life. The trouble with Will speak to the men and Mrs. Btevens hto folks, the young man says, to that to the women. Definite announcement their hearts are selfish, bard, “ice of thia will be made through the high bound.’* school Monday. J. R. Edgar, for many years a resi There will be no school Wednesday, dent of the Philippines, will give an November 11; Armistice Day being a address on conditions there st the school holiday. Men’s Forum Bunday morning at 10 Under the direction of Miss Rich o’clock at (ho manse. You are Invited ards, class advisor, the junior class to whether you are a forum member or preparing a play for production Fri not. day night, November 13, at the high The “Dads and Lads Get-Together** school auditorium, for the purpose of will be held in the grade school Friday, adding to their junior banquet fund. November 18. Mr. Hutehinson has Miss Richards is being assisted by t>een appointed general chairman and Miss Esther Hettinger and Mrs. Belle will appoint the other committees. A Henney. - fine program to being arranged. Ned Most of the Halloween pranks about will have charge of the "chow,” so we the school premises were harmless. are assured of a good feed. The M-e-sawB at the Park HJreet school A gang of Boy Scouts under R. A. were put out in the street and might Hutchinson and H. G. Keeney spent have caused damage by being run in Saturday putting the finishing touches to. Some posts were pulled up at the on the log cabin at Osmp Cohasset. junior high school. Some damage, how I. R. Laurence had the misfortune ever, was done at the Coe school when a vine frame was pulled, breaking off to wreck hto auto a few days ago when the vine, and placed In the doorway. returning from Hood Itiver. He had a Here also, someone cut the swings and load of apraylng material and Its de rangement led to his losing control of carried away the ropes. the machine. He bus purchased a Authorised by the board of directors new car. Supt. Cannon la making a new shower You will enjoy the church s e i vi c es and dressing room for the football boys In the basement under the manual in the Community church—if you at training department. This can be en tend. Others find them helpful snd tered from the ground and to much you will too if you come In the right more convenient and roomy than the attitude. The pastor will preach at small dressing room off the sudltor- 11 o’clock. Young people's devotional hour at 7 p. m. The church school un lum. der the euperintendescy of W. C- Bmul- Miss Bess Chappell, state supervisor lln and an efficient corps of teachers Is of home economics, was in Hood River doing excellent work. There to a dans last week for the purpose of forming for you. Come and bring your friends. an adult das« in clothes making and A large delegation of men from this millinery for eight or ten weeks. She section took In the Judge Carey ad plans to have three classes a week to dress at Riverside church last Tues be held In the high school building, day evening. They report a happy one class In the morning, one in the and profitable time. afternoon, and one in the evening, so as to accommodate the largest number LEGION NOTES of patrons. This to an opportunity many will use. Miss Chappell intends The regular November meeting of to send Mrs. Viola Swarts, the mother Hood River post was held In the Elka of our home economics teacher, for club rooms Monday night. The prin this work. All people Interested should cipal Item of btudneoa waa nomination meet ML hh Chappell in the music room of officers for 1928. Following were of the high school at 2.30 p. m. TYiurs- , the nominees: (Commander, Harold day, November 12. Herahner, Don McLeod, Robt. G. Frey; vice commander, Don McLeod, Ted Ba ker, Harry Hettinger, Art Lofta, R. G. DEE Frey; adjutant, Ted Baker, Leon Bent Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Shannon are en ley, Art Lofta, Chas. Gunn; finance joying the thrills of a new car. It to officer, Cbaa. Gunn, Leon Bentley, Joe. a Buick coach, which arrived Saturday. Horn. Levi WheteeL JL JL. lluntex ; Norma Edgar came home from Port chaplain, Dr. Fraser, Dr. V. R. Abra land Friday night to prepare for a ton ham; serges nt-at-ar ms, Clyde Burke, sil operation Saturday morning. While George Morrison, Bob Binns, V. Bear- the operation waa somewhat more com son, Levi Whetsei, A. M. Miller, Glen plicated than usual she to well on the lens; historian, Wm. Cochran; execu way to recovery and hopes to return tive committee (two), Ray Lee, V. It to her school work next week. Abraham. James Witoon, Bob Frey, Blackman, Joe Horn, Art Lofts, Mr. and Mrs. Hartly entertained 30 Harold Harry Hettinger. Carroll Hurlburt. young folks at a Hallowe’en party The letter written by Thoa McCus Saturday night, many of them rela ker, manager of the Manufacturers tives and friends who came out from and Merchants Association of Oregon, Portland for the occasion. which appeared In the Portland papers, Mrs. J. H. Van Wlcklen returned was soundly criticised, and the poet from the hospital Saturday afternoon decided to draw np suitable resolu feeling very much better and will be tions, condemning the letter, and Ila' ive at the home of her mother, Mra. E. H. thi published. Green, until she regains ber normal Banks Mortimer, chairman of the health. Armistice Day '-onnuitte«, stated that Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Stabler returned plana were progresslag rapidly, and from Portland Thursday, where they (hat we are assured of a great celebra were called by the death of Mr. tion. Stabler’s daughter, Mra. W. A. Grout The Stäblers have the sympathy of all their friends in their loss. Nomination of office« for 1928 took Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fauth, of Port place at the meeting of the unit held land, are guests at the home of Mra. last Monday evening. Election will be Fauth’s parents, Mr. and Mra A. E. held in December. Mrs. Harold Herah- Baker. Mr. Fauth was out for the ner gave a brief account of the busl- and plesHtiH-a of the Omaha con- week end only while Mra. Fauth will m remain for a week or so. Mra. J. W. vention. SharvH ware taken by the English and son, of Odell, were Bun unit and Legion members In a quilt made by the hospital committee which day guests at the Baker home. Mrs. E. H. Green. Mra. R. 8. Hasel netted 816. Thia to to be used in the tine. Mrs. Allen Macrum, Mra. R. A. welfare work. The ladies of the Auxiliary are plan Collina, Mra J. K. MlUar and Mra. J. H Crenshaw represented the Com ning on having a dinner at the Mt munity dub at the club institute In Hood Hotel dining room while the Le- gion boys are having their annual Hood River Wednesday of tost Armistice dinner. Phone your They returned enthusiastic endoi ration to Mra. W. W. Shay or Mra. of an annual dub Institute. Harold Herahner by Tuesday. Mrs M. R. Catberwood, who hag The Auxiliary will help Mra. M. A. I hmvi at the Hood River hospital for Shoemaker celebrate her birthday by the past week recovering from the ef having their monthly party at her fects of a fall, to very much improved hoi November 12. All it* and will soon be about again. urged to come and remember to bring Monday morning as Bruce Billings their gifts, a joyful one and a useful was returning home from taking the one, for the children’s Cbrtotmss box. children to school be saw a large buck gifts are for the ex-service____ crossing the road near the bridge ov< children who would not otherwise the East Fork. He was fell antlered. know the joy of Chi in good condition ___ being sble to have gifts ready at that beautiful sight. Mr. Billings, tima are requeated to tonte them at grown np here, says that it the Book and Art atora<befora Decam- second deer be has ber L The Community dub party Satur Moore* FtaM day night waa very weU attended, in fact the Nelson house, where it was Frank Moore and *. Field finally decided to have It, crowded are busy remodeling and'-reflnlahlng to the doors. Mr. Eccles quarters in the Grose building at the qnite a shock to everyone; Mr. corner of Oak and Third streets where told hair-raising ghost stories; Mra. they will open a about No- King, at the forti tetter's booth. vember IS. The men plan, they say. threw some Ught on the fetug, and on opening one of the__ ' those who were brave enough fowni reaturants In rural Oregon. __ [t WlU iM-sleged by not only cater to the local folk but to the witch’s chamber the peanut venders, Wayne Ounliff and motor touriste. Ivan Woods. The sum realised waa very satisfactory. Luhr Jensen returned recently from a very profitable voyage of discovery np the Deschutes river and an orar to Rufus. Mr. Jansen to making a study of early Indian Ilfs and as the result of hto recent trip increased hto alrsady CELEBRATE ARMISTICE DAY HOOD RIVER AUSPICES HOOD RIVER POST, NO. 22, AMERICAN 0 MORNING-11:00 O’CLOCK Boxing RIALTO THEATRE 8 Rounds Y0UN0 R< 33 ERS DEE VS. vs. SOLDIER HENNING VANCOUVER 6 Rounds NAT REA The Dalles SID FARRIS vs. VS. Yakima, Wash. 6 Rounds SANCHO ALVAREZ Manila, P. I. vs. PANAMA KID Portland 4 Rounds OEO. CLAUSON St. Paul Admission, $1.10 vs KEN KUNIMAKER OdeU First Seven Rows and Loges, $1.65 AFTERNOON-2:00 Q’CLOCK GIBSON FIELD Exhibition Drill and Concert, Hood River K. of P Band and American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps. Football—Hood River High vs. Camas (Wask) Hi Admission, 50 Cents ■ EVENING-6:30 O’CLOCK 2nd Annual World War Veterans’ Stag Banquet, I. O. O. F. Hall Q.nn n'PlZir'K’ Armistice Day Ball at K. of P. Hall Admission, SI.60 When disaster strikes helpless humans then the Red Cross responds Now the RED CROSS issues its annual Roll Call appeal WILL YOU RESPOND? Give your dollar that the great work of the Red Cross may continue—great work in all disaster, fire and flood, earthquake and tornado, explosions and pestilence, pestilence. To all the stricken, in peace time as in war, the American Red Cross gives help and sustenance sustenance. - Surely you will wish this work to go on, on > • . relief work not only in sudden disasters but constantly in public health nursing, home hygiene, nutrition, first aid, life saving, saving. WATCH NEXT WEEK’S PAPERS FOR DETAILS A DOLLAR ENROLLS YOU a Red Cross Annual Roll Call I I November llth-26th November llth-26th Hood River’s Roll Call November 16th-21»t X u, », » 'i i», 1111 rteaHU
