The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-12-05

we were delighted to hear good song
from twelve OF our little maidens and
short recitation by master Russell Nc
Creight,
Falling snowflakes induce falling class
grades.
Society on Thursday afternoon instead
OF Friday.
It's not all gold that glitters.
Some of the High School Seniors
forget the Golden Rule and they
return instead Evil for Good"
Miss Aldie Means spent Thanksgiving
at her home near Frostburg.
Misses Naomi Mitchell and Malissa
Sensor spent Friday and Saturday in
Dubois.
The pupils Of the upper floor were
greatly benefited by Professor SCOTS
talk in chapel Monday morning. He
gave bright contrast between two
lives, one led midst fashion and jollity
the other, poor but humble, using for
examples the great feast of Herod. In
a great castle with frescoed walls and
rich furniture where tables are spread
with every luxury and draped with
mass of vines and daintily tinted flowers
where only gaiety and good cheer
abound.
Then the picture is drawn of another
feast where again large multitude
assemble where the castle is perhaps
more beautiful and the surroundings as
gay. This is the feast Of the thousands
who ate the two loa,es and five fish and
we're filled. The walls were the hills
adorned with lakes and rivers, the roof
was the sky clear and unblemished.
Mr.. Scott brought the comparison out
clearly by very beautiful interpreta-
tion OF recondite facts in nature and life.
Mr.. Scotts contempt for wrong, and his
confidence in the sufficiency in each
individual, led him to point out the
foundations of life that will last and
those that easily fall to ruin.
Miss Lawrence teacher OF room Is
spent Thanksgiving at her home.
To, brilliant Junior-Take your
shower baths in Summer. You will
profit thereby.
The r. H. S. plays the Indiana FIVE
tonight. A good, fast game is expect
ed. The Indiana five have been
practicing against the Olympic's and
are confident Of winning, This is the
first game the High School plays at
home and as there is big expense we
would like to see everybody there that
has not good excuse.
AS Eugene Murray was meandering
around the gym at Ridgway he went
into the bath room and saw on shower
bath these words, 'hot and cold," 80 he
turned on the hot water expecting to
have some water come from faucet
below, but instead a perfect deluge OF
water came down his back and neck.
Eugene had only one shirt 30 he had to
60 to bed while it dried.
Graydon-Ssy Marsh what are those
Roman candles hanging around the
rooms for.
Msrsh-Why they are the Acme Fire
extinguishing tubes.
The R. II. S. Champs took the Ridg-
way five into camp by the score of 22-2l.
1t was close, exciting game. Marsh
carried off the honors for the r. H. s.
by his spectacular one handed goal
shooting. 1t was Greek meet Greek
and the best team won. At the end
of the first half the score stood
~ and the game anybody's. The R.
81. S. were handicapped on account OF
the small floor which made it impossible
for them to get in any team work. 1t
was hard fought battle and the game
was not won until the whistle blew for
Gime. A look Of satisfactions spread
over the face Of the Champs. when they
found that they had put another scalp
into their belt. This makes the second
game they have played and won. Line
up.
REYNOLDSvILLE RIDGwAY
B. Sykes. :. forward. -. .McCreight
Hoffman $50. Center .......... Irwin
Thornton. .... Guard 49,. Creighton
Murray. ....... .Aspin
Royal Quality.
When you buy -four why not get the
best in the city. 1t does not cost any
more than other brands, but is