The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-26

on Literature in the Grades" She
told of good plan to get results in
this line by the teachers reading to
the children some good story from
| 4 selected book and then have the
lchildren take turns about in telling
the rest of the class the substance
of the story. After the meeting ad,
journed the principals of the several
white schools stayed to discuss the
plans with Mr. Clendenen and the
C, H. S. faculty of taking care of the
Paducah teachers Friday. 1t was de-
cided to tender them an informal re-
ception at the high school building
after the debate and those present
were made committee by Mr.. Mid
kiff with Miss Mulberry as chairman.
Home Track Meet.
The Associate Alumni of C. HI. 5.
are quoted as wanting a track meet
for the near future with the G. H, S.
team. They want it at the earliest
convenience of c. H. s. and are en-
tirely sincere in the matter AS C. II.
S. will probably have a preliminary
before the conference meet at Car
bondale, May Z, it would be good
idea to make this try-out dual one
and compete against the Alumni
team. Some of these graduates are
members OF some of the best teams
that old Cairo high school ever had
and it is certain they would make
some of the present day stars "sit
up and take notice" Coach Allen
will probably confer with the leader
Of the Alumni fellows and arrange for
the event for a very soon occurrence
On the other hand if the G.. H. S. fel-
lows make as good a showing as they
lid at Anna and with bit more con
sistent training the next two weeks
hey should be able to take every
hing before them in local or for
aign meet,
General Notes.
Work on the cement sidewalk to |
)e laid along the south side OF the c. |
H. s. grounds was started yesterday, |
rhe entrance to the south side of the |
school building will be connected with |
his walk enabling the boys who use |
his door to make a shorter cut to /
Walnut street.
The flag staff left as memorial |
" the class of 1909 which was blown |
Town in the severe windstorm of week
before last is being put up in position
again, The pole Is divided into 4 |
oints the bottom one of which with
stood the swaying and around this a
.caffold is being built so the other
hree sections can be put in place
The seventh and eighth grade stu.I
Tents Of the grammar schools who |
axe Domestic Science at G, H, s. are
much interest in the
cooking lessons which they took UP
or the first time at the beginning
# the second semester In sewing
hese same pupils are showing them
selves to be handy at needlework in
making aprons, bags, etc.
Some misunderstanding seems still
o prevail as to the cost of gowns
which the graduating class are to
year at the important events of the
lear future, the impression being in
ome quarters that the Commence.
nent Day gowns are to be made by
he girls themselves and are to cost
lot to exceed $3.50 The fact is the
weet girl graduates will make their
Class-day" gowns instead of the
Commencement" gowns, and the
ost of these Class-day gowns is not
0 exceed $500. However few will
ost even that much the majority not
exceeding in cost over $3.50.
Mrs. Anna G. White of the Board
# Education visited some of the
lasses at c. II. S. yesterday.
Tho colored teachers of Paducah
viii enjoy holiday Friday. May 6
nd come down to Cairo for days
-isit at the colored schools of this
ity.
Miss Dulcie Cuhl OF Dongola, was
G. II. S. visitor yesterday the guest
# Miss Roberta Roberts.
ITCHING ECZEMA WASHED AWAY
l.. it worth % cents to you to stop
hat awful agonizing itch? Surelyi