The High School Herald from Howard, Kansas • 3

HHIItimHtMHMHMHIIHltltltMimMIIII tttTtttHtiMHinm Thofio Handoomo Now Stylo a Talcum IN" the Fourth and Fifth grades. The two divisions of the Sixth and Seventh grades, the "Hittura Hard1 side and the club are now having a contest to see which side can learn assigned poems the better. The pupils are showing marked interest In their work because of this contest. A play, Hansel and wta pre-sented by members of the Fourth and Fifth grades one morning last week. Powders I Young-Men's Suits Wo have all the nonular brands of Talcum Delnpr shown at our store aro certainly worth your timo for a look-over.

Right up to the minute in style, pattern and color. Mary Garden, Djer Kiss, Mavis, Lou' me, Day Dream, Garden Court, Pompeiian, A.D.S. Rose, Penslar Red Rose, Colgate's, Armandts, Palmolive, Also many others. MUSICAL PROGRAM. The Freshman composition English class gave a little musical program bit Thursday for the purpose of gaining confidence In oral work.

The program was conducted by Ariel Smith, and is as follows: Minuet In G.M.M..MMM...Victrola Musical Fact Smith Beautiful Ohlo. Victrola Piano Marrs Life of VerdLuMMMM.CynthU Brown Story of Opera Rigoletto. Paulina pea so Vocal Solo Dcrcw Life of Bellini. LRosella Mclntyre Story of Opera, The Puritans Ruby Payne Piano Harriet Taylor HOWARD KAN; Oh! What a Pal Was Allen's Drug Store "Quality First" A A A 1 lit 11111A TtTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTtTTTTTTTT Alumni ttttttttttttttWtttttttt Mis Ethel FouU went to Molino Friday evening to vliit friends. Emerson Wynnt visited school last we.

He g)-adtatt)I in 1918, and taught school this year. Mis Clarice Smith, who taught at Forest has closed her school' for the year. Miss Vclma Oimitcad, of the '15 class, left last week for Dartlesvilie Oklahoma, where she and her moth-1 cr will make their home. Miss Elira-' TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT r.ey In Chautauqua county, subject to the Democratic primaries. Ralph was a Lieutenant' in the 138th Infantry, and participated In the Meuse-Ar-gonne and San Mihlel drives, and led liis company through four days of the hottest cf the Argonne scrap.

Ralph Is a graduate of the State University, the local High school, and in Paris studied in a law school there. He had not been in Sedan long when his former comrades honored hi mby electing Mm commander of the American Legion Pest of that city. Ralph has a reputation here cf being a gentleman, with all the term applies, and Chautauqua county Is going to make no mistake when they elect Ralph as their county attorney The Citizen. Ralph Rader was a student at Howard High school graduating several years ago. Misses Rose and Jane Mustek, and their mother were In Wichita a few days ago.

Miss Cecil Smith substituted for Miss Rose Musick in the Primary Department of the bcth Blizzard accompanied her and the girls will attend Business College there. Mrs. Ozclla Dclamctcr, who has been visiting with her father and sister, returned to her home in Barllcs-illc last Sunday. CONCERT-RECITAL At the High School Auditorium, Mon-Evening, May 3. An interesting musical event Is announced for the above date, at which time a concert-recital will bo given by the following Howard ladies: Mrs.

A. T. Ayres, soprano. Mrs. Fred Osborn, mezzo' soprano and piano.

Miss Maurine Smith, coutralto A program of unsual merit will bo trlven, consisting of solos, ducts, trios, and piano numbers, chosen with care from the works of the best composers, comprising popular and classical selections. Tho recital Is to be given under the management and patronage of Class No. 3, of the Presbyterian Sunday School, the proceeds to go toward the building fund of the Preby-terlnn Church. This promise 4o be the musical event of the season, und the puhjic is assured that a rare treat is in store for them, as these ladies are all accomplished musicians and will give this recital their best efforts. It I IMiMM miHH Rase Hits The town fellows scraped up enough courage to come out Wednesday evening April 14 for another game ontl received another trouncing at the hands of the High 'School, the score resulting to 2 In favor of the High School John Blizzard pitched for the town fellows, while "Don" Clasco, Glenn Forsyth and Tat" took turns at pitch-ing for the High School- This aid In practice Is appreciated by the High School squad.

The mcn playing the outfield for H. II. S. are proving a stonewall on defense. Many of 'PatV fast balls are lifted to the outer partt of the field and arc sure to be safely gathered In by Chase, Forsyth, or Glasco, no matter how far they ga.

Not only can these men field but they can throw. Especially is a runner taking a big chance on trying to get an extra base when Forsyth has the ball, lie can drop the ball in Rutherford's milt over the heme plate from deep center field. Dan and 'Pat' have found their batting eyes in the last two games. This makes things look bad Friday for Eureka. Doc' Payne is the 'old As usual he got two hits and scored three times against' Grcnola.

Rutherford also got two hits ono a two bagger, and scored twice. 'Pat' got three hits and scored twice Mifs Ruby King, class of '10, hat! been hired to teach Fairvlew school Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith Entertain-Faculty The faculty members were very dc lightfully entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. Smith. During the evening a short program was given, consisting of: A reading by Mrs. Hunt; two vocal solos by Miss Cowan; a group of short songs by Miss Smith; and two piano numbers by Mrs.

McNeil. Dainty refreshments were served, and at a late hour the guests dispersed after a very sociable IN THE GRADES A scries of three base ball games between the sub-Freshmen and Sixth and Seventh grades was finished last week, with the sub-Freshmen winning two out of the three games. Miss Rose Musick, instructor of the First grade, visited in Wichita last week. Miss Cecil Smith substituted during Miss Mustek's absence. The First, Second and Third grades are very busy making May baskets Helen Force Is suffering a second relapse of the flu.

A spelling contest has been ended in the Fourth and Fifth grades. The "Standbyits" defeated the Sticktoit" side by twenty-seven points. Clare Harner, of the Fifth grade, has been absent from school on account of tonsilitis. The Fifth grade has finished Its classics textbook, and is now taking up the "Horace Mann Fifth Reader The Seventh grade History class Is making charts illustrating events which happened during different presidents' administrations. They are now studying Jefferson's period of office.

Crystal Lorance is absent from school on account of sickness. She is in the Sixth grade. The Sixth and Seventh grades have finished their spelling textbooks, and are now reviewing the diacritical markings. Last Thursday the High School Normal training class, in reviews visited next winter. Miss Minnie Griffith has been cm-ployed to teach Rule school the coming term.

Minnie graduated last year, She took four years work in thrco years, and finished school with a splendid standing. Scrgt Virgil Miller has been discharged from the hospital at Fort Sheridan, 111., and is now attending Northwestern University. Virgil was being held at-the hospital at Sheridan for treatment of the arm and shoulder Injured in the Argonne scrap, and although he has been wanting to go to Northwestern for some time, he has also been wanting to get his injured wing fixed up. He goes to this school at the expense of the government at part of their plan for fitting disabled soldiers of the late war to better equip themselves for their life work. ard friends are glad that Virgil is in such a good school and hope that he will be able to overcome all that he has lost by reason of his injury.

The Citizen. Virgil was a member of the '17 class and his school friends are glad to hear of his discharge. Ralph It. Radcr, formerly of this city, who has been practicing law in Chautauqua county, with his home at Sedan, since the close of the war, and return to this country, Is a candidate for the office of County Attor- Jessie Bacus, a member of the Normal Training class, has secured the Star school for next year, at an excellent salary. KM I I i i tt-M 1 1 1 1 1 I 'HI I It 1 1 U'j H.

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