The Friend Sentinel from Friend, Nebraska • 5

"V- Y7 :7 THE FRIEND (NEBRASKA) SENTINEL PASIFIYl THURSDAY FEBRUARY 4 1937 fV SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 52 ache too We wonder who will have the most hearts by Valentine Day For afternoon opening exercises one day last week Mrs Engel read us an article about the old time Showboat It was very interesting and especially so because Mrs Engel had seen the recent picture and told us something about it School Newt of the tang of Doling on the ice while -i skating one recess last week He community and LO had a large bump on his head for several days but it seems to be Improving fast now For Art work Friday we made hatchets for the windows and rabbits and valentine men out of red and white hearts 's Bemadeen Johnsen and Myrna Johmen had the highest grade averages this month Their averages were 93 and 90 Vi respectively We hope they will be aide to retain their standards (Continued from Page One) 3 Philip Philosophic Mannei 4 Rex Haberman -r-R Reckless Habits 5 Mary Most Thoughtful John Turner Just kble Donald Conklin Dimple Yokel and Norman Heinzman have only mimed 1 day Miss Leona Haack substituted for our regular teacher a few days last week Miss Zastrow was ill Gur first grade pupil has received his new first gride reader Hazel Schmidt Bettv Due and Charlotte Nielsen received the highest average in their test Their papers are especially' neat and well written The sixth grade History class is tudying the history and life of Lincoln and Washington in connection with -their regular lesson We are making plans for our Valentine party Each grade has some special duty to do for the success of our party Our social meeting was postponed last week We plan to have it this Friday evening Nelle Engel Teacl attendance fof all pu-i pils S3 far this month We hope hope this continues The first graders made heart shaped spelling booklets which they are using for their words 1 during these two weeks before i Valentine Day Our car race for good reading i lessons ended with Bobbie Asmus' (car as the winner of the 50-mile race Ronnie and War-I ren cars were tied with Hix miles to go at that time For art period Friday the first graders made posters to use in a good reading lesson contest for February They chose their own design Bobbie Asmus and War-l ren Weber chose a landscape with a large tree For each good reading lesson they will put a heart on their tree Ronnie Rohrig chose a landscape with a elothes-I line between two trees Each time he has a good lesson he will hang I a heart on his clothesline- This 'work was all free hand and the hearts will be freehand cutting ChaSer 8 Charles Rust 9 Marilyn Wood West 10 Hubert Highgear Homer 11 Grace Good Help 12 Dallis Wldick Dreaming Wanderer SCHOOL DI8TRICT NO 61 Alvina Zastrow Teacher Last Friday ended our fifth tnonth of school Our attendance has been very good in spite of the blocked roads and sickness Doris Darlene Rank has started outside reading She made a booklet the cover of which gives the words I Have made of freehand cut letters of a harmonizing color After Darlene has read a library book and has giv-en satisfactory report to Mrs Engel she folds a small piece of colored paper upon which she writes the name of the book On the inside she writes the name of the author The miniature book is then pasted inside the booklet She wishes to fill her book by the end of the term Bobbie Asmus had perfect lessons in spelling for last week The rest of us are trying hard to have that record for this week (Continued to page 13 Earl Kable King 14 Morelli Fill Fun 15 Frances Frivolous Heartbreaker 16 Aline Huber A Always Happy 17 Rachel Rather Nice 18 Doris Worry 19 Donna Strope Scratch THE THEATRE nice a show house as you! can find anywhere Friend can justly be proud of this new improvement Fix your home schoolhouse or church likewise You will like it and the actual total cost will surprise you If it Wood or Nu-Wood see Jake HUBER Contractor and Builder THE NEW PLAZA THEATRE Contributes an investment to Friend that will provide high class entertainment for many years to come Photo by Haberman Studio PLEASANT VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 23 Teacher This wonderful enterprise has our sincere approval and best wishes We are especially proud to have had a part in furnishing materials in the construction of the New Plaza HARRY JOHNSON Drugs and Hardware See BETTER SHOWS at the Get BETTER EATS at the Wc Are Proud To DECORATING BY tt is a pleasure to have had a part in the construction of fine new threatre The New Plaza The beauty of the Plaza is a distinct contribution to the added pleasure of its patrons and is enhanced with the use of Pittsburg Paint ft Glass Co products that were used throughout It was our privilege to furnish this high grade product for the New Plasa Our select quality paints and varnishes will give lasting beauty to YOUR home See us when in need of paint and wallpaper ART PAINT WALLPAPER STORE GRAND OPENING New Plaza Theatre FRI and SAT FEBR 5 6 MATINEE STARTING AT MO PM BOTH DAYS Admission Matinee 10c and 20c Nights lQc 25c Men on a We selected Men on a specially for this occasion a picture the entire family can enjoy Conceded to be the greatest comedy hit in ten years now in its second capacity year on Broadway and being played in four countries by ten companies to thousands of hilarious crowds I miss this fun-filled the funniest motion picture ever filmed! AN ALL-STAR COMEDY CAST INCLUDES: FRANK McHUGH JOAN BLONDELL GUY KIBBEE Carol Hughes Allen Jenkins Sam Lavene Teddy Hart CONQRATULATIONS to aw JOHNSON On the Remodeling and Redecorating of the NEW THEATRE WE SUGGEST THESE TWO THINGS- 1 Attend the New Plaza for your entertainment pleasure 2 Switch to Sinclair H-C Gas Pennsylvania and Opaline Oils to insure motoring pleasure 77 SINCLAIR SERVICE ALL WAYS AT YOUR SERVICE Margaret Zleg Mary Margaret Rule -i jnewa Reporter We are very happy to have Marjorie Cogswell back with us last Thursday and Friday after three days of sickness This was the first time she had missed this year Boys and girls on the honor roll January were Albert Kalina Nor ma Range Mary Margaret Rule Dorothy Kelso and Shirley Range Perfect spelling lessons for last week go to Marjorie Cogswell Ella Mae Rule Norma Range and Robert Lawson 1 These pupils will receive par feet attendance awards this month: Ella Mae Rule Mary Mar garet Rule Howard Kalina Doro thy Kelso and Robert Lawson Seventh and eighth grade reading classes are reading For the most important de scriptive passages we will find pic tures in magazines to illustrate them In our club meeting Friday plans were discussed lor a Valentine box We decided to get penny valentines and give to everyone Dorothy Kelso and Howard Kalina were appointed to make our valentine box The -teacher and pupils of the school were all surprised this week when we received a letter from Doris Smith Pine Bluffs Vyo Doris is a sixth grader and had come to that part of her English text that called for with other Her teacher Miss Margaret Book's er handed her Miss name and she wrote to us in hope of finding a sixth grader We are fortunate in having two sixth grade girls Dorothy Kelso and Ardis Nelsen These girls greatly appreciated this opportunity for such a correspondence We plan to write to her in the near future If one should step into our classroom this week perhaps they would wonder why we had all the empty cereal boxes vegetable cans cocoa cans etc We will tell you before you ask Mary Margaret Rule and Howard Kalina were the two smiling accurate clerks who stood behind the counter We had two main objects in view for constructing such a project First to be able to count money and make the correct change and second to be polite Our have their tiny purses filled with play money ready for the Grand Opening Most of our recreation periods last week were played outside Seventh and eighth grade grammar classes are studying verb tense Last week being the birthday of our Bees" made sentences about this topic and sang "Happy to him They have seen him in the movies many times so they were quite attracted to this occasion The sixth grade geography class is making a product map of South America The third and fourth grade hygiene class this week are to make Safety First posters since our topic is First on Country Roads" Our newspaper was distributed to our parents last week Ardis Nelsen is our editor for the February issue In our music periods a Fullerton song is pasted on the board and each boy and gi is asked to tap time as the music Is played We enjoy even though We found it difficult at first Our items are long this week so say till next week A GOOD PUCE TO TRADE Here you get Good Groceries at Low Standard Prices We are stocked to accommodate your every day food Needs Our Best Wishes Go To The OUR NEIGHBOR ACROSS THE STREET Your courage and interest in Friend is to be respected We are proud of the NEW PLAZA THFATRP PRODUCE Cash for Your Cream Eggs Poultry NEW PLAZA THEATRE ECONOMY GROCERY WE GLADLY WELCOME THE NEW PLAZA THEATRE FRIEND AND ITS CITIZENS' CAN JUSTLY FEEL PROUD OF THE NEW PLAZA THEATRE 5 In our estimation it is a great step forward in the progress of our city GLENN RKPPEN as our next door neighbor This fine theatre is indeed a credit to Friend and the entire community HABERMAN STUDIO The Home of Fine Phone 111 Friend Neb Mr Johnson has given Friend a fine theatre and we are proud to have been selected to furnish the Nu-Wood and other building material for remodeling the New Plaza Yost Lumber Co Telephone 17 Nelson Mgr I i ELECTRICITY THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR IN OUR MODERN LIFE In our homes in our businesses throughout the nation Electricity is performing bigger tasks day by day hour by hour Electricity is making life easier and adding to our comfort and enjoyment In no other industry does electricity play a more important part than in the creation and reproduction of sound motion pictures The projection booth walla and stage of the New Theatre oontain a maze of electrical countless switches outlets motors transformers photo electric cells amplifiers and other electrical apparatus We are proud of the confidence Johnson placed in the organization of Your City Plant and we are very much pleased that this organization was called to do the wiring and installation of Electrical Euipment in THE NEW THEATRE Your City Plant has done much toward bringing Electrical Service at nominal cost to the homes and businesses of Friend CITY OF FRIEND LIGHT AND WATER DEPARTMENT I DISTRICT NO 92 Teacher Georgia Nelsen Miss Nelsen has just finished reading to us us during our afternoon opening exercises The next book she is going to read for us is of Green Eileen Plymaie is our dismissal chairman this week The 1st grade read out of an Elson Primer in the morning and out of Dick and Jane Stories" In the afternoon Myrna Johnson has charge of our project table this week She plans to make the interior of a home with clay furniture Last Thursday we took our monthly exams and Monday we received our report cards Don and Ruth Shutts an the only pupils having perfect attendance this month Clarence Engel had the misfor- THE NEW PLAZA THEATRE 0 is way out in front of Southeast Nebraska theatres It is also true that the NEW FORD FOR 1937 is out in front in the low priced field Come in drive one and see for yourself KLEINHOLZ GARAGE CONGRATULATIONS to JOHNSON On the Completion and Opening of The NEW PLAZA THEATRE Your faith in Friend's future is exemplified by your action FIRST NATIONAL BANK FRIEND NEBR Member of Federal Deposit Trnnot Corporation WALLACE Dental Sendee Office 1st Door Weot of library TELEPHONE II Phone 118 Friend i.