Pauls Valley Democrat from Pauls Valley, Oklahoma • 2

PAULS VALLEY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY APRIL 15 1937 TIII PAGE TWO "I THE VALLEY HI TIMES -777777 27 Vol XIV Edited by the Journalistic Class of High School I A A 4frot 114 ir1' oftNied 1 1 tet 4-1' Ion THOMPSON ACCEPTS HOME Roo lioco POSITION IN TEXAS MIIKLE Es'ION APRIL 7 4cOttk IN ittoto ft' lei Ng AargAlt: Po ric'''- Miss ibr I nict 1 tutor ibA 1 ts1411 1 1 Pspular Witter WI 3 Ciiiah Green- April 7 La pit riici--ani was intsawoluat 03p" 141 vine Lions -Succe In tlie lo1 call each -SS i Coach Ray Thompson lills turned student homed '11('Ct'SS: ul per- lin his soli son with thi zi ior hili bafxess Peach' who has '11rned ow win- -IA hat a ia 1 a' all tCi1 Ul SlAIT 1 ing fea5 for the Puiitte a i for te was the SLAUP 11 'cL a talk by Clara Editor Ruth Mi ler 1 last nine years a contract clevelano mac Lovelac as Associate Ed tor Mary Ann Lommire 1 1 Saturday to coach the Greenville i ow (illi: ion -D" bucLehi Lichanga Editor Velma Dic kso Lions the next at Mall His SAiection Aiwa vii nappmess and Con-1 9' clfunti came as a tesult of a quarrel in -Does a Man Ifave TO i Copy Edit or r1lar" ''one i winch the football team turned in Be Rich To ta! A Suet-iss" as given Society Editor Kathryn Roberts uniforms in protest of the ter- by I Aii tin Inez ChniAlan ex- Columnist SPrawill initiated contract of Milton MolIctt plairied the Hibject 1 fti a St'T Back Sports Writers Johnn Ba(WAt'll wno has coached the Greenville team rreveut it mail From Becoming A iii1 Dam Glailde Pariani ow Saco In iii! ilice Iiitier talk-Features Ciaudia Nichols rne news of Thompson's accept- eci oil the silhlect 'Can a Alan Be Jiick Itheredge mice Calli aS a Saddell shock to the a and No pc so 4six oluszw ottattbr wiSSO(19 411 -t 41 '1:) 71 A Kv'" I' '7j'I Gix 4' I4 '4 ey9 -rb4 Apb-4-- 4 v'-- li 4t'A y'' --) ') cd vs vs: Ii- "44 11s- eH7(1'' )- '''S 1 trAt4444 It 'I s4 ''''b 4 1''''''' 11 W75 4- A-At 1 '1'' i4'I -r 0--w- I A itli 41 i ot: uf'n 3- vi f711'ri'' 4 ffir Atk--445 il'k f- i W4 w---- 1 c''17' 'C'tk 61 -41 V4640telb '41 4 i i :7 091Ikt le itt4-4 tr" Is' '00-4! rv-iN 0f 'g ik v4' "11'c--vilt 4: 44 A 4 1 ao 1de it V14VN 4vir IA "(Z" isiss 44 ss assssiss4 osSeYs -4 A fotlriit 0: --ft'''-it7 i nit '-kilil ks '4i: ift 44 IA fl A-4f Of 1 1 ir: ds i4so'' eroTh-- li ft :14 ft AT 'Aik Vs 41 '4' A '4X '4440st' s-ss4144 ss ssit 4 Sf4! 1 "16 e'-4 we ss'JAss44H T''414cSt 0 Dor OthY Ga YIP 1101n1es whole school Everyone was glad to Public" by Reporters Charles BaileY i see the poptilir mentor receive this the Juniors Group 11 Harold Rickey Eugene Blalock Pau- well-deserved advancement but aW The juniors rou 11 met Wednes- line Hough Jack Snodgrass Ai are sorry to lose such a coach April '2 'flit room was cailcd mon Cox Carnez Fel vey Min noun I i 'Ioinpson was not only a cotich he to eider by the presicent and the Lawson Eunice Sint lichean JanyiN IAILS a teacher and taught his ihol's minutes were reitil approved Lewallen Joe era wford Lawanna the principle which make up fair their regular proraril every one gave batman Leland Shumate Frank play and good sportsmanship a believe it or not Col (man Mary 11 Ili Siirilialid Mr Thompson received his high Plans were discussed tor tlie next Dorothy Wylie school tKlueation at Wetunika where meeting The cla was then itdSponsor Miss he lettered four years in basketball journed 1 football and track Freshman Group ii (MOD LUCK! He received his higher education The fresh ma group 11 inct April I at East Central Teacher's College 17th tor their week session Mr Ray i Peachoi Thompson is where he lettered three years in 'rue priAiram was as follow's: The one of the most successful coaches football and baseball i scripture and Lord's prayer by In the stale Irmo the standpoint of Durin- his nine years of coaching Clark Vocal solo NI (11it lin team records in his nine years of 1 ere Matk sta show that il lS anagrams Frances en it! aio) olo nis coaching nere coaches I teams have played a total of 93' Miktred is one of those A hat They Do nest Jos- Mex Ilul- games winning 71 losing 18 and who can instill confidence and trust i 11Ina him ritivitm hi n2 JOCK: Diailo (met rvelvn allli Lier-Jtilv VIM iiltt111 UUllilLicimr ti te four During ths 93 i a i kwk pant) iuet Evelyn al DCr lli Jtily 13' riil'w A 1 pe sed in writing and transcribing Her sss ssss4 Business English class is writing let ter: of condolence and congratula Clete The typing classes are typing carbon copies of tables and contents SS A '4 s'''' 4 and are having speed drills l'SSrS I The theory of music class under Mr Carding is studying the must- clans and composers under the Clas- sleal and Romantic period The boys itnd girls glee clubs under him are pI acticing numbers for the contest to 1 ne held at Ada g'94 4- ss --4 is 4 4 '-4is istit(lizilit 11(e InNt trilc 4 it and bonds- S------- 4 -41044s 4lse4 z' i LEE SCHOOL NEWS 1 Lee school's main itetn for the 1 rade': this week seeMS to be spelling A a ra '2 of illicit they are very 'Pne proud sr elllng average for this ix -1 weeks ending April 2: Baker's room 84 percent ilili soom 97 0 ersent a's percoeom nt ss ss Is! '4 4 4 4 Re slisses-5s-4 IssiS Y2 pt-leel it St( phelison's room 94 Vs Ss 'I 04ti-1 f'2A peresnt Marrav room 91 percent ti LeWb' room 91 perc ent Die per- entage for the entire school was NEW years ago 906 Rafael Ernesto Lopez above 1 These are the children who did fled is native country of Anne Vene- i not In is a or during the six zuela after evolutionar tactics gA Milne Aline's Natalou Trott aainst the Gome government Betty Jane Kidd Harry Ray ent to New York and be- ryant Ile ay Hodges Arthell Gibson urgeon Re- 1 came a successful deseldine Elliott I Geens Iloyt Goggans Cal- fspereaslileld hoentETe eazatOr 110)4 7i 1 tli e''4i i vin Ellis Robert Mlles Carrie eau I become Minister of Education In Lopez Contreras an ennis WilMa I Brower Mary Lee Long Betty etleinetclYabhineetV'o' a ssf Tsk i jst4 Jeanie- lianunons Walter Nance '-'s issssss- s4 James Knielit vst -'iseee's il sOsl' I Tile i sanber of tardies during the ssisssivss '4t)- tfil ibvt 1 six eeks ported was the least It had I th y' family "Charle get ready for 4s 4443 r4 itV '''(0'2 be ny en ior a perloa tins year The bed and I'll tell you a tale" tstett f'4Iftr4 'l''' 44's4 boy3 had tw mny ice as a tardies as "Oh Father" said the pride of A Nv Ak 0( isii the sirls One more boy than girl Pauls Valley -Don't sity tale say 4 1 Lad a pel feet record but the girls narrative ninked iseher by 3 polits per- "OK Son" said the rroud father entage "I appreciate your Ni rest ion and evs s7 Ti perecntaie of attendance will entleavOr to etter English" 1 1 io 1-'Sc- Slit 0-Vf sa ss) was E91 in the priehile the Then as an aft Pillions lit he called lisfssk- (4 highest 'vas 96G percent in the fourth up the stairs Charley "Be sure I AN('i-Jteo grade and put out the light 4 Is 4 fs'' liV 3 Tile total enrollment increased nine "Don't say that Father" said the A 414 itti 1it tt three boys anti three girls from other educated and enlightened young man cheols it Garvin county two Isom Say extinguish the held: ot i towns and one transfer from Again the father eXpressed his at picture was one obtained by Jet i erson appreciation for his sen's it to nod his camsra upward at one Sixty -toul stucients have enrolled cultivate his speech and the family th Exposition in tit third mote during the year went to bed us as l'Als-ts'ila Lion or Food but the larsest number now is fifty Next morning the young man was iII the secnid grade awakened by a terrible stsivaling out The in liner class has enjoyed their in the back yard hastily he farm project in the sand tables with rushed outside to see the trouble MR PIERRE GRIMMETT its if rowin oats log cabin pig in was "Father" he said when he saw TELLS SENIOR CLASS the sty and various other animals that individual wrestling with a fat OF BANKING BUSINESS scattered about The stuttents derived a little money "What in the werld are you "Finance is the life strealn of and heti some fun having their pic- "Now don' get excltecl son" said business" said Mr Pierre Orinunett president of the Pauls Vall Na tures taken by a traveling agent the lather 'I've er ely ifot this pig ey tional Bank in a ocational talk to Two oloonnng geraniums and a the narrative and ion trying to the senior class Thursday morn ns i in lartmlose atid a no of cheerfulness extinguish him" the auditorium to tile primary room That is the story as it came to me Tne two flower beds on highway and being a eenerous sort of euy I In his preliminary remarks Mr every thing is 77 have been planted in red verbena had to pass it on The third grade is studying bird Grimmett said that practical and everything has a theory" He stated that the choice Pli)it'cl-s ihir'' l''eek- i Of Course oi a vocation is the mast P-V-11- 1 Professor: "I forgot my umbrella step of a young man's hes and tiller his decision in that matter he has WHAT THEY DO BEST this morning" two other important OneS a spiritual Ines every beKpr iiloyforgeusAsofrolt111 nl Jul you remem decision and the matter of marriaee Meta 1 it when The bank has at least three direct 3aes his "hippo" I raised obligations pointed out Mr Gran- body On two little feet The first one is the safesuard- JitIlleS everything with rased hand to close it after it in of funds entrusted to it by the a Ford but sell one had stopped raining" depositors the Nee011(1 is to run the "Ox" a perspiring re- business to the best advantage of the Porter Lost and Found stockholders and the thir-d is to Glen Ham--Go to church on Sun- I grant loans to osalifie borroers daY- 1 "Has anybody ever been lost in He told the class that the boy who High school "over in crossing here?" asked a timid woman to entet's the bank to work first has to one" and one and over" who had hired a boatman ferry sweep floors and do other cleaning Dorothy double her acro ss a river work then to stenographic and date Robert and Ed clerical work "Chick" on a Coch- I "Nom" was the repiy "Mah'' The banker of today has one of ran brotheh was drowned lira li lost weeks picture was one obtained by canrra upward at one at th inteairticilal Exposition cc! or Food enters the bank to ork had stopped raininte depositors the Necond is to run the Ox Rickey-Be a perspiring re- 1 ing of funds entrusted to it by the a but sell one airter ost and ound business to the best advantenfe of tile I tockholders and the third le to ulen II-en-Go to church on Sun- I "Has an ever been lost in He told the class that the boy who High school boys-Play "over in grant loans to qtt alit ied borrowers (Jay eroseme here?" asked a timid woman watman 0 fe rr iirel has to one and one and over ho had hired a bo sweep floors and do other cleaning Dorothy Goad-Do double duty- her across a river work' clerical work Chick Harper-Take on a Coch- then to stenographic and date Robert and Ed was the repiy "Malts The banker of today has one of ran brothell was drowned hett It toet week- COr a ni cot an' agi R01 div ing po toor wo nel del ret Eli pa by sp 35 fit Ft Br se CE tl 01 RI it i Ii 9 9 9 turned Palais 1 mg gaes ss- sssr ssss s-S ik sa in the play er ol his te an ams at Panther corin tnachine has Shaw songs by class led by Mildred s'? ss i-t: 1 the same time not say a wor His i tile sg s)ks piled up a total of 1536 poin D''' ts while ss tonna ee ave bn oted tor their clean cm I their defensive system has held the The meeting was then ad jOttilled 4 playing as well as their winning opponents total to 416 Eight A sis ars dttsaall1astssss binations I The 8a home room was calied to The student body and the towns- Tie track teams he has turned order by Bob Nichols April 7ti tor people do not want to see Mr i out have won five championships the weekly home room prwrans A TOWER IN strik' Thompson ge but they are glad he is I His basketball teams have won tile The program was as follows: prInsag position 1 county tournaments hi a runch cameraman when he tu getting such a '32! '33! '34! salute class Lot d's Pra yen clas-: uf the towers under construction a city Lhat has good material and 36 and '37 District tournaments "Katy Bird" Gladys Jackson sts'ard in Paris I Ins one i on the Pa produces line teams CUC11 year I were W011 in 33 and '34 and the East ockiiiit Jack I yday: 'to of the central Tournament in '34 and the Class Bob Nit-link! Home Life ot Palace to be opsned soon as Iltig Five conference in '30 '32 and '37 Birds Louise Honeysuckle adjective I Ile has been most successful in game Mary Newell I EDITORIAL I the football department of coaching 1 -II- MURRAY BAND If any of the students of Fault I The football teams he ha tutored i i ON 1 SI 1 PRESENTS CONCERT Valley high school have ever been have won the Big Five conference 1 I' 1 1-- A 1 1 Mr IL Cortwright and his Mur- to a blismess meeting of a regular more times than the other teams 1 Al I END MEE I Al ADA ray Junior College band presented organization or society they realize combined The Panthers have won 1 The entnes for the annual inter- the most interesting program of the that many of our home room Mar the Big Five football championship scholastic meet held at Ada nave year in a special assembly Tuesday class meetings are conducted incur- five out of the last seven years win- been sent in Isom Pauls Valley afternoon at 2 :30 if they are conducted at all fling in 30 '33 t34 '35 and '36 In cause 01 oar (-lasses in instrumental The pragram opened with a Sousa Usually the presiding officer can- I the season of 1935 the Panthers in music Pauls Valley ss to be sepses march -King Cotton" then "Medly not be heard above the din of con-H addition to the Big Five also won bented in many more ileitis own Superba" an overture by Dalbey fusion and argument The students the unofficial championship of Ok- they have ve been lu lhe last seventi Atter this there were two numbers by do not seem to understand the mean- 1 lahoma and the Bi-State Champion- years the girls quartet composed of Misses ing of getting permission to speak or slap of Oklahoma and Texas i Folioa ing is till list ot entries in Langston Smith Craig and Speak-listen to what any other version "Peaeho" started his coaching ea- the CUrtietilitr (Vt 1)i to bt? held Fri- man who sang "Sylvia" and "Vhen says Jeer in 1925 at Tishomingo He was daY! April 16 Pearl Dennis anti My Dream Boat Collies Home" FolIf each class would establish cer- assistant coach tinder Rex Morrison Jack Seymour will in Latin I ha lowina these girls the band played tam rules in regard to conduct din- in 1927 and became head coach here Mae Spangler and Jewell Baird in another number "Passing of the Red Mg tneetings and impose lines on in '28 Thus far his teams have won Latin 11 Mary Frances Batman and man- by King and then a march those that violate them they would more than 75 percent of their games Ruth Miler in Spanish I Clara "His Honor" by Fillmore The girls have shorter meetings and accomi His record is Cleveland Dewey Hanson and quartet sang two more numbers "The Wi sh ore at tilt! same tim Year ard Stone in bookke ng epi Lucille World Is Waiting for the Sunrise" A TOWER IN striking a French cameraman when he of the towers under construction in Paris 1Ls one ia on the Palace to be eprned soon Year Bills ill NtiCr I 1 their Vitley ar chool song tha nd end Jack Snod- and "Chapel in the Moonlight'' which 1925 in mechanical drawing the band followed with two more 9 2 0 grass I 1928 6 3 1 I The entres in voc al mew except numbers vt In an oerure a ersian lelleSC' DEPARTMENT 1929 8 2 0 1 glee cl i ubs are to be held Friday market" by Tetelley and a march PRESENTS ASSEMBBLY 1930 9 2 0 April 16 The finals will occur en- "The Contemptable" by Leo Stan- 1931 8 2 I day night Those entering from ley They ended the program with The high school of Petits Valley 1932 6 3 1 1Pauls bo ys qu ar tet Gor- niet in the general assembly for 1933 8 '2 0 I don Wilson ilburn Cochran Eueene 1 The Pauls Valley high school would their weekly program Friday morn- 1934 8 1 1 Looney find Curtis Brooke girls guar- like to express its appreciation to ing April 19 1935 11 0 0 ten The sa re Lande ouise Roach I the Murray band for giving a mar- The program was sponsored by the 1036 3 0 I Glenna Kennedy and Frances Hall velous concert It was greatly appre- Inueic department and Mr Creveling 'TOTAL 80 20 4 baritone solo Abbott Sparks tenor I dated bst everyone the hardest jobs because he has to Fern Gosnell--Have "ten million but we found him the next (elev" They had as their guest speaker Mr Conch at Tishomingo I' i rook and soprano! I Hobble of the Safety Depart 010 II know about nearly all kincls of busi- sweethearts' or troubles ness he must know the value of a "'huffy" Blalock Monopolize the solo Louise Roach Mali" merit of the Santa Fe rallway corn dollar and he must be a ereat judge ew'eetheart corner of the ball park Ail of the conteetants in musical VELVET HAMMER puny Ile emphasized three points ER ESIIMEN TOPS events are given two selections to of human nature Dorothy Goud-Vacate Robert Ivy 1 The man at the thee tor wee an- in driving 1 Never pass a car on learn one ol which will be the eon- 31able Stapp In cloeine his very nitereetine talk at the dance noy((l by the convereot ion In the row ON THE HONOR ROLL a curve (2) Never pass two cars at Mable is about 5 feet 5 inches' tall gas for behind test number Nix' Grinailett gave' the class' three "Ile' bernater" Austin-Buy the same time (3) Never pass an Cl hs approximately 120 pounds The freshmen seemed to come out There ill'e two entries in the in- I ways to make and keep money I 1) Johnne' Bill's can "Excuse me" he said "leg we can't etrumental cont est which win be She is fair complexioned and nature other car on an intersection and on top on the honor roll with the i Learn to live on less than you make Derothy Mae Harrison-Go crazy never dete'act the drivers attention lavored her by giving her naturally hear a Word" seniors running a close second The Field relay tdso 1 hey are James (2( Seek advice from those who are about Paoli lie emphisized safety at all times curly hair capable of giving it and 13 Learn Robert Breece-Drive a Ford VS "Oh" replied tbe ttdkii teve env "end Duey Spraellin-Brag about writing freshmen had 14 seniors 19 allhots in trumeet eolo 'end I After Mr Hobble's speech Mr I Mable has made average grades 1 to II and sophomore 10 Cobble in tilto tet whom' solo 01 put gold to 'le is it any buelneee 01 votes: whet I'm Creveling presented different musi- The tennis meet suirts 'Thursday I during her school years Sne takes a a super-colossal column Those on the all A or A- list are: telling my Wife?" cal numbers which Will be entered A vital interest in all the school ac- P-V-II-S 1 Ilarold Rickey-Act bashful nn Longmire Mary France Apr il 1 5 "oat hoes nut I Setur 'dav i in the East Central Interscholastic mar tivities being a member of the band 1 Hannan Ruth Miler Maudine White in i Jack Sn(elgrass will enter WORK OF LAST PERIOD Dorothy Holmes-Wear an air-con- meet at Ada The numbers were as and orchestra a member ol the glee (intoned blouse Pearl Dennis Charles Wright Jewell in sineles while he and Sam Smith IS PROGRESSING READ IT IN THE 1)7MOCRAT follows: The girls glee club sang two Baird ha Mae Spangler Jack St ly Will represent us in double 1 club for three year and a faithful Joe Crawford----HaVe heavy dates 1 numbers "Ave Maria" and "Star member of the Pantherettes for four The work of the last six weeks is Kathryn Roberts-Get sugar in her Me mour Carol Foss Warren Gibson The girls glee club will enter the Magic" A baritone solo -Carry clase contest which Will be held yeare progressing well Both the teachers eegne: Gene Harper and Wvnona Harrison eunior high study hall-Talk i A 1 letighie Simpeon litene" and "Ship of Singapore" I Mable has a Wide circle of friends i tind students are wor king IIP id and Julia Shornate-Act dignified A or A Eunice Stu! eetato pt it 1 sung by Abbott Sparks The boys quartet composed of Curtis Brooks flebean Peggy Rennie Inez Chris- Yes i11 enter In in In eading ata" than Julia Shumate Martha Jo Ag- CI I au la NI( to in hemmous leadTilIctie We are sure Melee will be a succees I have accomplished a lot in the past 7-- In whatever she chooses as a career week: laugh jai Wilbur Cochran Gene Looney and new Lucille Bills Mary Clark Wan- Thursday afternoon becauee she has "just what it takes" The United Stt des history class is I Leland Shumate-Use high powered Gordon WiLson sang "Oh Where Art studying the progressive movement words Pulls VIIICV Will illSrs be I a une Sug-gs Annabelle Smith Jen- meeent 1 Dorothy Wylie-Act like a beetle New crop It igh gormi flitting Thou" and "I Will Sing You a Lulla I Car 5 Little While the Oklahoma history students by ny Latimer Maxine Rountree ed ill track and field ths veer aleo by A sopreno solo "Wings" Carl is 6 feet tall and weighs 101 are studying the develo eCottOn" Alexander Slip around pment of the in wine: iniegheageg i Roger Eason is entering in shotput Louise Roach A tenor solo "son Geneea Jackson Evelyn Weaver and A pounds He has black wavy hair Oklahoma territory The modern his-g ini lie leaden seeds-- 17)0 Va- ne" sung by Curtis Broolee The Clara Gates etscus anti I11(4111 Nilo Junior Fan- and nit someone nine will enter in the 100 "aid 'eel bue eyes and an olive complexion tory elms is studying the eguses or rilies to 0 tn borine girls quartet composed of Theresa N(4114117 below B- Kathryn Rob- (i i 1 Carl came to Pauls Valley from the World War and the medieval etwentY-year old lady Sin Grimmett -Act like a yar its le Landers Louise Roach Glenna Ken- 1r Billy Jo Ja RiAard Stone nedy and Frances Hall sang "Tam- son Geraldine Biggs Hazel Welcher -------P-V-11-s---- onsolidated 3 when he was a ju to nior hisry group is studying the devel- Roeer Easo -St' with the tel I ay ey i I SPRING CLEANING Since he has been here he has made opment of the Eng lieh cabinet sys- I average grades This year he is a tern under the direction oi mete Rms OKLAHOMA CHICK I Quinten Brooks Mary Hazel Griggs I --P-V-11-S I Earl Howard Ralph Patehell Jayne "Spring has ciinw the grass has riz member of the band and orchestra Dee111r Jack Dills-Acquire the name of LtTCIIEItY- PERSONALS Butle Margaret Joh nson Ruth Biggs I wo nd" viten th pu ttie in whic he ys the tro plambone Cal 'll be ree 'y 'e Peery bae opy class i narly- -cube Haired Jew Biome ing how the human body is eenselveci Vire inia Dickson-Act like she is I Blanche Shugart Anna Beth Reeves The beginning ol spring was WI me std among the I 0 1 East Miss Dorothy Goad 'spent the week- I Virginia Reed Virginia awrene sIMW11 in tile buticling elondae morn- students Os well rts the teachers while the chemistry students are gem- end vieiting friends in Paoli studying metals The general science Leola Adams Arless Ellison Hughie ing by tile paint Everyone IL 1St 1(tt reo lummer-Receive 1 I et let's IttedireireMeentereemmleCretrIefelreCtill Miss Jo Ann Harms was a weekend class is studying transportation qi Hi Dikll El motion en i ma Mae was pi tosantly surprised to see the fa otn Ralph and theta all the journal- TER SON SCHOOL NEWS visitor here 1 The journalism class under 'Miss Lovelace Richardson Ralph stair eases and the concrete bases tem class reads them 1 meneseme elmoggemagges Emg Mr Claude Barrett of Guthrie spent 1ast Monday there was a A Gotfelter is huying a gammar re- Stufflebean Mozelle Blackburn Dor- ot the elle Nk i'l'e painted Jack Etheredee-Take Mary Hazel the weekend with Raymond Mitchell IL The program was as fol- i'view The Enelish Literature group I thene Parsons Robert Griees home Sunday night (13 ter Mr Robert Ivy vieited in Oklahoma A ell AGO lows: the "Three Notes' gave sev- is reading the WDrks of Kiplime and Prances Hall Robert Miler Grant watch out "Hi ppo i 11 YOUHEST City the lirst of the week let I asefild while the more En- spho popular numbers a play Newell Louise Fitzgerald Mary Mr Cl Charies Johnson was chosen ere' 7 Mr Roger EaSOri attended a wrestl- rt it i 1 lel le' Th rweeda Springer Kathleen sti0e 1 lit '11 'Int i -ae 0111P- The oming Sp ring and the 1 elish class Is reed ng the Idylls of ing banquet at Stillwat Neell No er Saturday Louise Hone 'suckle on was appointed to act as Zelma gem Su ite 1 raining school gave several the King" The Belgion War is BY THE 1VAY Misses Nadine and Dickson Marian Lea Lovelace Wendell Ra Lee Tex St one cipal I inueicl a number being studied the I atin I cities Penis Vall ee" igh scool turns out Maurine Kendall Mrs John Roach Laet Thursday Mee Bush and third clechnsion adjectives are (-1( A (Molars A few days ago a Bettv Patehell Maria A ard Dave I indsey nd Maysville tied for Mrs Sam Kendall and Mrs Murray winiam Naomi Gibbs Spurge Coch- first in tin illeet gave a tea for the faculty The being studied by the Latin I grotto student staying here in town went Johns were visitors in assembly Fri- ueets were Mrs Fred Ward of Chi- I The bookkeeping (lass under the out to visit his family in the coun- 1 I 1' I ran Lorene Moody Dathel Rawson 1 he girls' eke club lind girls quer- day I and Billy Nutting tet were pianntne 1 eoing to Aoa to 1 eago and of Miss Ma Mr Charles Johnson supervision in evning they were all this is bee- try Thae 1 t' ti Fv-II-s Wmi enter tht i me arts meet The pupils of the 2A who made fling on a new set of books The mimed t-tround bun listening to his Tim subjects in the home A In spelling tor the past six weeks shorthand classes are studying word brilliant discourse Presently the i rooms wcre Palm sannay and Good are Gene Oosnell Jess Lou Wilfred endings and drilling on increasing father said to the youngest son of Friday Barber Bobby Jean Martin Lloyd I 1 HERE AND THERE 1 is I -is 1 ta I iIM Have y'our clothes cleaned regularly by will look better and last longer tFo of it! Nine tenths of all the hospitals important in maternity work now give their babies a body-rub every day with Mennen Antiseptic Oi 11 Why? Because this treatment keeps the baby safer from his worst enemy GERMS protect his skin against infection Give your baby this greater safety It's so important! Buy a bottle of Mennen Antiseptic Oil at your druggist's today Ward's Phone SO TWO REASONS MENNEN oldiseptic- OIL I immr2iwwmmli 1 1 There has been a story going the 1 he Junk't OlaY re Cos I Moore Harry Morehead Bobby Gene 1 rounds lately It is something like Charlie: Iv" 1 not presented as was Wilintith Mildred Mabry Janie Sul- man walked Into the grocery originally sehedulei on account () 1 livan Billy Jo Warren and Wanda store "I want all the nate') eggs bs the illness of members of the cast File Williams you have" he demanded Miss Martin 2A English class was Mrs Bush lost two of her very best "What do you ant with stale "The Tale of Two Cities" pupils Eugene Burger who moved asked the clerk "Are you Julia Shumate entertained a group to Duncan and Diana Danley who going to see the new comedian at the Of friends in her home I moved to Little Rock Ark theatre tonight?" Mary Ann Longinire was honored 1 The fifth grade won the prive for "Sh-h-h-h-h" hissed the bum on her sixteenth birthday with a 7 having the mozt students attending nervously "I am the new comedian" o'clock dinner given by her mother the operetta And there is the one about the Miss Dmikle's 3A English class was I The 5A is making a house plan deaf mute who snapped his lingers studying the works of William Cullen of the students seems to lai when he had the hic-cup Bryant enjoying it very moth So if any I Hear that "Peacho" Thompson our Both Modern history and American 1 one wants a house planned you 1 coach of long standing is sieparting I story classes were studying the I might call on one of the 5A students from our midst Going to Green- World War I Miss Robinson's room received the vile to coach those "Terrible Lions" i --P II canary bird for this six weeks be-But all kidding aside it really is a 1 STUDENT COUNCIL cause they had the best six weeks tough break for the local gentry i PLANS CLUB WORK report "Peacho" has consistently turned out i FOR NEXT SEMESTER I IL- winning teams during the nine years i Are you interested in clubs and he has told the boys how to handle club work? If you are you will have 1 I the pigskin So with a misty eye a chance to join a club of your I and a tight throat we say "Lead on choice next September when school Peacho we'll be reading about you" starts fs' SZnAttgb I Add similies: As sweet as the scent The student council has been in- 1 of a new-born rose vestigating and petting information I I Thingumabobs: My idea of the per- from clubs in other schools so that Tutor "Itm 1 fect combination is a white coat our venture will Li2 a success from 1 black trousers white shoes a daricH the start CotvIrAt I blue shirt and a yellow tie i The council is starting the move- Click: Charles Bailey is Wring it i ment now so that the students will 1 in a royal blue sweater Looks like a be prepared to take part in club work 1 l'r little Woe-bird (heard from the next year In order to carry this wings) tweet! tweet! Curtis Brooksj work out there will be an activity -4- pVItdieskie)'sa Informally known as "Cookie" can period each day next year and each le put me into one of throe sentimental club will meet during these periods moods when he sings that "Without There will be a variety of clubs to And he can make a trombone I choose from such as photography sit up and beg Waltz me around dramatics and other types that might I again Smith wears the be suggested Each student Will be longest underwear in town If you required to be a member of a club 1 Look For Ili have insomnia take this column to So students if you like club work ibed with you If it doesn't put you lorepare to be a member of some club Vow 0TC kali to sleep you Can't be cured next year QICkiltgbik 'EMIR WATATtglit CO A PAR)? 1771111fr otIttatim) Look For no Vow OTC Insignia Time to do other things money to spend far other necessities If you don't believe it phone us and we will explain our many set ices at low cost 011111110M11 TRIMSPORTATIOD oelm sagellayula aBoorl i i UT A 1-31 0 NN W-4311h1 A 1 1 Pik UBE t' lirl '4003 I illitilln i 41 PHONE 211 Travel In COMFORT over FREQUENT and DIRECT BUS SCHEDULES "Less Than 2c a MILE" nommlosomma Pau Is Valley Laundry and Dry Cleaners PAWS VALLEY A Reed Agent Phone 448 Home Offices Oklahoma Citt Moss Pm.