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Tha exhibit pan la lh. puhlir. Il ImluaV hhlir rlill.lrm from all trail-. In Hloomlnftnn puhlir and Trinity arhoula. a-4 Trp l.

bv rf c.mmf plal. and In- cnrr.aa vry W4r.iay. a fio.p or iniir.i i hlt whK-n lha Panth atarlvd bit lvjnrh thl wk Carlork a ralrol won. Patrol m'irst a. 6U.

airiur lhn yt'r a 1.: mad Bt.a. liana ara in yard. Thar All grad.aar making efaniid a harrrmcira Mrd un lc. potter for lha bulletin board liB. dlrec'lon of Kea.r Tha Tha loa.r grade ar.

making a tni grl4 wigwam with Nokomla and jn lhii Margaret Cre, a tha for our klnd.rrtn Ubl. pupl, from lh Km, A photoaraph.r ram and tonk school our plrtureaj. Tha nrst graders. Room O- Th. second roo-r.

ar beginning a number booklet working. a project ba.cd on Th.Mt.nth and grad-rs are bow anlmala and plant tak rata beginning lh atudy of Europe. 0f th.mlvea In winter and ata Tha dlrctora brought mot seats making a book of aeiuoni with for lha us of th Community club po.ms In It They have an eaael Our rlub wiil meat Nov. 1, which offer, them much to ihr tr ovamifnt inn wnn. 'war JJ puplla.

Music, Dancing and Readings to Be Given for Birthday Party Recent Prize Winners 1. 1 kJ Am.r.i A ka bia! Wt miration U.t FrHay M4 lJ, Mr Mr Th. ffth and gradi ha I miVn U.d.rt Howard Jamba and wtnilow W. pBfH urn r-rlTau. 1.

air round i'am W- ha lnT.r..a of I 'nd plMH S'Pl. knd apt 2 It had no tha. th. or 11. gnh, Dnugh- mamr wiil ratalnad f.ir kt th.

"7' Children lo Celebrate at Cen- lt a four year period. With the nv nava a aai'iy in our tcnur.g larhool room. hava lha lov band I ler Gymnasium for Three Months. Those having perfect attendance In their work, are: Howard Laearh. Leon a Room Th first gral room Margaret La.ach.

Jam.a Hlal. Mel-ihaa a reading book mad from vln Kag.l. W.ndell Herbert and their elementary science work In Glady lllsla. Those on tha honor jth atudy of th sign of autumn roll for having mad an average ofTh pupil also brought in signs 90 or abov. for the Hrat quarter1 kutumn to make a aand table nro- ul'imii.

foal of tha program ral- I ar. RUSSELL PAt'CHEnTT, harmonica band. Th.rt ara 91 minlta. that Blav. Itad at th.

of IkO. on. nut of Il 11 rv ff ur boa In Arrarira of Sroutj ac ail! have bran a Scout and will TKOOP 14. The tni trada. Troop l.

ponorrd by th Flrat rlvlr. Thurartav. Ject ara; Jlmml William. Pnbbl Oil have rom under th Influence of fMhllAf rniwnlill rhuroh Ma! an of tha vattad arart. of tha are to nava aonita nam a.i "i 'Nov.

6 Scoutmaatar Orvi la Cox Thaw ara about Armla-Hrout program for a pariod of four Thay ara bdoui Arm m'1 "nnounramanta. r.lan A inJ n. I The program for the last birthday party to ba held this year for members of The Junior Pantagraph club, will be sponsored by The Pantagraph at Western Avenue Community renter at 10 a. m. Sat lia.

Dorothy Glllls, Jack Olllls. Melvin Kagle and Jamas Hisle. Wa war weighed for our health chart this week and ever yon. ha made a gain. GLADYS HISLE.

r(- form'r Bowl Tha hov. at buym a naw foot Wiley School This la th flrnt time hava written thl year. We bav iShf Pupil. Robert Schwarzloae la our a a -nior patrol Ifadar and Jack Walk-to ba dltplkvad on th. of tha color of th.

troop. )1nop frrlh, ball and th glrla are going to get a bankethall. MILPRET) BAKER. WILMA MINES. urday.

Nov. 21. June Mandler and Maxln. Lebkuecher will give the "Doll Song" and these two girls with Margaret fnrmr aanlor patrol leader. II now aaalitant TROOP Birthday reetings Jean Cole will sine "Tha Rock Troop 1 pnnaord by Vlrtory j.

Tha Pin. Traa laadrr la Hanry hall, h.ld It flrt ma.tlnj Palrola wara diamian-d vUlt Troop 3S. aponaored by the American Legion of Pontiac. Mon Verla Mlumlllrr Belt) Kalng Verla Mm WUamlller a on lh. liita A story prlre In Tha Junior Pantugrnph content Oct.

1 and Ratty B-lla F.wing Won lha laaa A atnry prii. Ort tl. Picture ara given here for olir arrap bonk, photoa by Lniled Candy Mountain." Clarence Wall, Ralph Dixon. day nifht. Th n.w 5r-outmater.

for th nnpactlon of the troop. The Week! Contest No. 444 ttrllr or Draw and Win a Pin Sk a en ria am ti-fiirit-'tfa aifrtea. aama an drawing lo lh Junior I'aniaceapa ak aiu rottipets for Inttrejltnf pnra. Aaarda will aa mad f'r in bt aiory ar lh heal draw-mj mm in tajr ats A.

Imlialini pupils of tha raf, ftn4. and lounh t'W. aM fur lh baai atnrr or and tne heat drawing itnl ia fn-ra 1 B. inrliMing pupua it th fifth, aixth. eevrnirt and isriih S'ariaa.

Fnie am inriud a antv of article. trr.m aa.rh th winner will ivn a rhnic. Weekly ennleat No. 444 wtn rina nest Sunday. Nov.

II, at ciork. AM caatrlkall ttea4e4 lor Ihla eaaiaat aaaaia la Th raatafraak a'fire aa ar kefnr thai data. Aa-aaaaremeal af th arlae wlnaera a in he mad la Th Junior rMMTph far Sunday, br. ti. Th era; aabjarl to: My Favorite Book.

1. All grad arhonl eniMrea ef rlloominaton. Normal and central Ml-noi may eontnbul lo Th Junior Pantaaraph. a. lirawinia mutt mad la bisck Ink on whit papar.

3. Writ only on cn aid ef th paper with either ink or blark pencil. 4. Writ th nam, addreta, achool and trad on rh contribution. Maau-erlpta cannot returned.

8. Send or bring contributions ta Th Junior Pantaaraph. 4. If you hava not joined th Junior Pantagraph club, sign th itiemrnnhip coupon and sn4 with your first contribution. 7.

A MMlMMhlll mss wanda Lain la our teacher. The eighth grad made a product map of South America. Wa hava a spelling ladder. Each on who gets 100 gets to take a step up the ladder. Those whc.

succeeded in climbing to the top) during October ara Doris Vetter, Henderaon May. took charge. Bob tr()op rn, rhlrt WKJ midt ou, The following members of Tha Junior Pantagraph club will celebrate their birthdays Ihla week. Tha editor of Th Junior Panta John Green. Richard Mandler and Ted Farmer will present "Home on tha Range." The boys will be iuvi.

a appoinrea eanior pmror won krH)t leader. Patrola were organized tying and th. chairman of the troop. Ray Whltmua la now dressed aa cowboya. For these num LUCKOoe.

i nane reeman mmher of tha trooo anrl h. an. Robert Burdette aaintant; Mon- graph congratu.ates these boys and glrla and offer them sincere wishes for many happy returns of tha day. 'tared tha Pine Tree patrol. Rev Centennial School Wa started having hot lunch Mon gooee.

Emeet Long, leader. Mr. Reed, a long time friend of tha R.ney MMatant: Silver Fox. Jck Walker ,0 be Miller leader. Almo Melton Qjartermaater.

in plac of Henry day night at th TMCA. jam Costello Is Scoutmeater. The troop rating plan and Scouting activities will be discussed. At this meeting th troop rating chart will ba presented. ROBERT BACKLUND, Presa Club Reporter.

TROOP 29. Troop 29. sponsored by the Normal public achool, met Thursday night. Business waa discussed and practice held for the drum and bugle corps. Games were played.

The troop ia In camp over the weekend and held the inveatlturej ceremony. day. We are having a hot lunch bers, Mra. Henry Mandler will be the accompanist. Pupils of Mlaa Ethel Gunn will give readings and pupils of Miss Adelaide Bach will dance.

Maurlta Joan Meyer will give a apeclal dancing number, "The Grasshopper) and the Ant." The program will he given for all am. inera an an otuuV. Oakwood. each. Loreni Holtainger and Marjory Fawver.

Those who have not been absent nor tardy this year are: Anna, Dorla and Ernest Vetter, Lnrens Holtztnger and Robert Rchwsrzlose. Anna Vetter, In sewing, has mada a tin flower, a pieced cushion top, hemmed dish towels, decorated tha box In which we keep our drink, tng cups and is now making a pillow. Wa have a Mothers club thl honor roll. We have a new alphabet set for JACK WALKER, Scribe. TROOP SI.

our school room. NOV. II. Allan Thomas, Brook Orov echool: Dorothea Bowling, P.aymond achool: Clar-enc Noel, hpring Hill achool: Mardella O. Schwtrta, White achool Lillian Klemm, Kdwarda school: Victoria Lorrain ftitw ard.

Oridlay; Bard Langadaia. Leiinstnn; Mary Ellen Hayner. Frankna achool; Mar-)ori Krsft. Burflald school. NOV.

II. Charles Romana. Meeker school; Cvalyn Carlion. Irving achool; Jamea Barnea. Irving achool: Klenora rallh Dolegal.

Waah- Gamea were played, after which an outline for tha year waa dn-cumed. The Scout committee from the Toung Men'a club wai preaent. Troop 31, sponsored by the Normal We have a "Story of Pequot" for members of The Junior Pantagraph club with birthday. In October, November and December. our reading table.

Albert Hale la chairman, aaaiated Methodist church, met Wednesday evening. Patrol meetings were held, Gerald Terven and Clarice Scott by Mr. Shepard, Mr. Mr. had perfect spelling last week.

ROBERT SEBASTIAN, Press Club The date is moved ahead on month so as not to conflict with Christmas parties, scheduled for Ington achool: Paulina Taylor. Springe Whan Infpn. Every one except Lylc, Willard, achool; J. W. Barree.

Ktfwarda school year. Officers are: President, Mrs, Frank Vetter: vice president. Mrs, L. D. Smith; secretary, Mrs.

Walter Schwarzlose. The club meets onca uM wiffun ia aeni th Junior editor. A Junior Pantaaraph Hunting, Chriebro achool; Kalph Reporter. TROOP 9. and Wilbur had perfect attendance December.

New members of the strange. Trinity school; Orrn Psul Jen club and those who missed their after which tha regular meeting waa called to order. Scoutmanter Morae and Senior Patrol Leader Ned Palmer were In charge. Bualness matters were dlscusned. The Scouts then played Mr, Morses Sunday school class in a game of basketball.

An Investiture service will be held in the church auditorium Sunday at 7:30 p. m. This service la to last week. P' sivan ror th first contribution, aithar atory or drawing, aent to Th Junior Pantirraph. If a m.m.

ber loae a nln nt. a month. Troop 9, epohsored by Jefferson ANNA VETTER, MARJORY FAWVER. own parties may also attend. Birth We fixed our hall up for a li school, met Wednesday night Com day favors will be given following Siven for th namaa of flra new mam- mitteeman Ollvero took charge, (Continued on Page IS, Col.

a Lafferty School the program. Most of the meeting was spent In brary. The fifth graders are studying a trip to Africa In geography. The first and second graders are drilling Games were played. Two Those who have been neither Grassy Ridge School Swamp School take in the new members.

A talk Adrian School The following pupils have had perfect attendance since school started: Norma Jean Butler, Mil new Scouts were welcomed absent nor tardy thl year are: The windows of the school are RAT FRENCH, Press Club Re- The following pupils had an ave learning Mother Goose rhymes for Bock r.nd Mr. Fake. FRED MILLER. Scribe. TROOP Troop 4, eponaored by the First Chriatlan church, met Tueaday evening.

The troop will aponnor a paper, Eugene Baer being editor; Robert Reevea aaaistant and Jamea Koehler printer. ROBERT OLSON, Scribe. TROOP 8. Troop 8. aponaored by the First Baptist church held It meeting Nov.

2 at the church. A demonstration of packs was given, and a game was played. There waa also a minute patrol meeting. ROBERT BACKLUND, Scribe. TROOP 11.

Troon II, sponsored by the Ed on "A Standard Church will be given. Troop 31 has the honor Kenneth Jensen, Jack Bailey, Joan Wells, Jake McDowell. Besaia Anne language. decorated with turkeya and squirrels, and the blackboards are decorated with Pilgrim pictures. Wa are elnglng for general ex dred Butler, Mu'rrel Butler, Milam England.

Chester Faulk, Jaunita porter. TROOP 12. Troop 12, sponsored by Centennial Lemmel and Claire Eugene Fonger. When wa all come to school dur ercises. of being the first standard church troop In the Corn Belt area.

ROBERT SEBASTIAN, Scribe TROOP S3. Faulk, Mabel Harrell. Carl Marshal, We observed educational week. We are learning Welcome Bright ing tha month, Mrs. Amlong haa a Christian church, met Nov.

2. Scout rage above 85 In the first bimonthly examinations: Oriyn, Grace, Leo and Dorothy Miller, Jean and Donald Sloneker and Wilfred Maurer. Selma Dirka, Grace Miller and Wilfred Maurer hava a perfect Morning this week. We have hung up In our school, turkey spelling graphs. Every master James Parker and Assistant party for us.

Warren Rickard, Marlon Schmidt, Elmer Tallon, Ralph Tallon, Besslo Tallon. Each month we invite our moth- Scoutmaster William A. Clendenin night that we get 100 in spelling Troop 33, aponaored by the Washington achool, met Wednesday LYLE SWEET. MARIE SWEET. a were in charge.

Juanita Faulk has had a perfect era to achool one afternoon. We have had six visitors beside our RAY FRENCH, Press Club Re grade In spelling the last two night Games were played and first aid was taken up, and bandages we get to color a tall feather. Whoever has the most hundreds by the end of the month receives a small prize. mothers. months.

Maple Grove School We had four vlsitora Thursday. The fifth grade made an Eskimo tied. The Panther Patrol won. Committeemen Paul King passed porter. SCOUTMASTERS MEET.

At a meeting of Scoutmasters Fri Selba True Lafferty got 100 every day this month in spelling. She and Jack Bailey also got the most We have been studying a very in Gene Matthews in signaling. Stunts peep box and tne seventn ana eighth graders made a product man wards ec'iool met Oct. 31 at the school and had a Hallowe'en They were Miss Martin, teacher of the White school; Mildred, Junior day night, held in Scout hcadquart- teresting coffee exhibit which our teacher received several weeks ago. 100 grades in phonics.

on South America. party. L. W. Turpin and I.

B. spelling record for the second month. Grace Miller and Wilfred Maurer have a perfect apelling record since the beginning of the year. Eighteen pupils have perfect attendance for this month. JEAN SLONEKER.

WILGRED MAURER. ers, 17 troops ware represented. The and Bcrton Veatch, pupils of the Salt maps of South America were In our good English contest, Claire Eugene Fonger and Selba Miller were in charge of the meet BESSIE TALLON, WARREN RICKARD. proposed annual program was dis- prairie Union school. Friday, Mls ing, together with Committeeman cussed and adopted, to go Into teacher of Mt.

Prospect John Kagle. Prizes for costumes made by the eighth graders. The eighth grade made a safety poster. Bird booklets were also made by the eighth grade. feet immediately.

school, and six of her pupils visited True Lafferty won. CLAIRE EUGENE FONGER, JAKE M'DOWELL. Troop rating reports, troop com Gayley School Mrs. White, Mrs. Ross Clymer, were awarded to Eugene Martin.

Wilbur and Richard Scharf and Jack Roemer. Leonard Perry and Duane Hughes also won prizes. THELMA DETLOFF. HELEN RUNGE. mittee schedules, training courses for Scout leaders, the ten year program, uniform inspection, first Mrs.

C. C. Clymer and Irene Walter were recent visitors. Several Scouts were taken into the aid contests, Press club, troop mes Rose White, Jean Sauder and Sunny Point School sengers, civic service, board of re our school. The Bixth, seventh and eighth grades made maps for geography.

The sixth grade made North America; the seventh and eighth grades made South American maps and brought products. Including silver, rubber, tobacco and coffee. We are going to have a program for the district Dec. 6. PAUL.

SELDERS. were given by the Wolf and Panther patrols. A new boy, Bill Buck, will enter the troop. There was one visitor from Troop 8. LAWRENCE CHRISTIAN, Scribe.

CAMPS. Boy Scout Camp Heffernan, the Anglers club or the Kiwanis cabin can be reserved by any troop or group of Boy Scouts under adult leadership. Troop 29, Walter Goff, Scoutmaster; Troop 5, Edson J. White, Scoutmaster; Troop 13, George Stone, Scoutmaster and Troop 15, Carl Rhoads, Scoutmaster, are at Camp Heffernan this weekend. Troop 3, Harold Potts, Scoutmaster is at the Anglers club.

Any troop wanting to reserve any Owa club, and then there waa ducking for apples. Visitors were Miss Wallace Keyster received stars for both perfect attendance and spell- Our Hallowe'en decorationa were view, court of honor and winter Theis, principal of the school, Miss pumpkins, owls, cornstalks and camp were some of the subjects discussed. pumpkin faces. tng during October. Donald Wett- stein, Velma Clymer and -Rose) Ji White earned award folders for attendance.

Richard Wettstein On the night of Oct. 26 we gave J. M. Swofford, executive, pre-! sided. I a program consisting of songs, recitations and plays.

as earned a great artist award In we have a new clock in the spelling. schoolroom. Monday and Tuesday Prize Story, Class Armistice Day BY VERNON FRIEND Oradt 7, risnburn school. In i921 by an act of congress Nov. 11, known as Armistice Day, was aet aside as a legal, public holiday.

On this first legal anniversary an unknown American soldier who had been brought from the battlefields of France, waa buried with Impressive honors and elaborate ceremony in the Arlington national cemetery just outside onr nation's oapltol. This one soldier represented all the brave American soldiers who had died in the great, war. People felt that in honoring him, they were honoring every man who had made a sacrifice to serve his country. Bergt Edward S. Younger of Chicago selected the body of the unknown soldier.

On Armistice day we celebrate the ending of hostilities in tha great war. and on this holiday we show honor to our brave soldiers find snilors. both those who died In the war, and those who lived to come home. Verna Sauder went to Blooming- ton Monday. Pilgrims, Indians and harvest Munaon, a teacher, Leonard Berry, Floyd Brown, Eugene Roeske and William Shadd.

Troop 11 held a meeting Thursday night. There were 22 Scouts present, with Mr. Turpin, L. B. Miller, Mr.

Kagle and Mr. Thletge In charge. Melvin Brown, senior patrol leader, assisted. There were patrol meetings, after which games were played, and tests were passed. WILBUR SCHARF, Troop Reporter.

TROOP IS. Troop 13. sponsored by the Raymond school, held a meeting Monday in the gymnasium. Wayne of these camps should report at scenes make up our November decorations. headquartera in advance because there are many troops having the Prize Story, Class A Armistice Day BY MARY CATHERINE CLEARY Graca 2, Trinity school.

A few years ago our country was In war with other countries m-ross the ocean. The men went on lionts to fight. One day the countries stopped fighting. The people named the dny that the war stopiied Armistice day. Now we celebrate that day.

It is Nov. 11. We put the flag out on that day too. Wallace Keyster Is spending camps reserved. 1 week in Iowa.

we nad examlnationa. Our visitors have been Gladys Tracy, Ruth Tracy, Eva Hule, Ruth Bright, Blanche Measer and Isa-belle Messer. We are making Thankagiving decorations. The third grade colored Holland pictures. The first grade is making circus notebooks.

DOLORES WURZBURGER. I 1 i WILMA SAUDER. ROBERT SEBASTIAN, Press Club Reporter. wnrx visit pontiac. Commission E.

M. Lebkuecher ADDITIONAL JUNIOR ON PAGE IS Crutcher drilled the troop. George and Scoutmaster Orvllle Cox Willi.