The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31

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TIE report for the seventh month
J., one Of the best II tie year There
l. an increase ~ every item over last
month. Tie cOlored school las the
best report of the gear for that school.
Room V Won 'he half holiday and ev.
cry room Won the quarter holiday.
We believe this month. April. will De
favorable To attendance. A. the days
'engih.h and tie evenings conse.
lIuently shorten pupils Should tie care.
ful not to neglect home study. MANY
a boy and girl Las lamented IN the
end Of ihc cOufs" that their work for
Tie four years did not sy.rag. di>.
'irrtiun - per cent. Wien the re-.
gfe' could have bcon traced 10 tagged
zeal during the bright spring days.
Parents should come to tie rescue pf
our >chODl boy and girls Just nov
and help Ito. chi drenio prepare their
lesson. ana play and visit afterwards
Get every pupil 10 make special ei'pr,
10 maintain high standard ~ al.
Tendance, d.pOri U.nt and scholarship
thi, month. We can make April the
best month
Monthly statements are sent out
This week. 4 lew pupils need IT, Civ"
attention 10 the d.pDri iu.nt mark.
The next four literary programs
viii IT, by classes. Each clas- j. max.
Ing "A special effort Ia have the best
program. The senior program will
H. Thursday afternoon 81 tbs week
Mar -, instead IL frida, afternoon.
Note change IN time for this program
and plan 10 attend. u you mis-, this
program ,uu viii mis- good literary
nnm,sr.
On Friday afternoon. April :, III"
fourth room viii la,. ih.if art and
manual display. We have seen All Of
. this work and Mn. Maupin and her
pupils have attained great results IN
drawiu Ing. No better work by pupils
Where. Patrons and other friends Of
rhucai ion are cordial, Invited u visit
lie fourth room on the above date
aud examine ,his exhibit. Mothers
are especially requested Ia plan Ia br
present. Fathers. W. know many ~
luu. A. we'll a. iic mothers. lind II
iii,iculi To- break into an afternoon Ia
rents, your children and their teacher
viii lw pleased 10 have you come Ia
thr srhuolholi>c, just ibis once. and
see some Of their work. We know
FROM experience and observation that
II viii 1" two hours We'll spent.
bnr genial friend. Ray Evans. class
e 10. SprUi Monday with H.. We
arr always glad 10 ~" lhr familiar
faces of our alumni among rs. Come
often.
W" spent a very pleasant evening
his w"rh with our band boys. We
wcr" pleased 10 lind "a number Oi our
high school boys doing their full part
Ia make The Thatcher Military hand
u success. The band j. composed OF
Edgar Thatcher, director: James RIOS.
iOck. manager: A>by Green. pfcsi-
dent: Lloyd McNuliy. ,icc'prc>idcni ;
James Murray, secretary: Avon MUIR
ray, treasurer; Hanson Murray, Harry
Smallwood, Gus. McGuirc, VIM.
Moore, i,urnrs Green, Jril. Green.
Mr.. Thatcher and the boys have
worked hard and faithfully for nearly
Two years To bring The band up to It's
present efficiency. They have bought
inst rumenls, uniforms, and music,
i9sides expenses Of light fuel and In.
cidenials, and have given great deal
of time IN making this band, and this,
too. with very little outside assist.
ance.
There Is nothing brings more good
cheer, genuine. clean, eleyating pleas.
urc. and practical advert ising to a
community than a good band The
Thatcher Military Band has made
good and Is deserving Of the fullest
assist aIce and cooperation of the
community both IN good wishes and
financially.
II Tie 81 rongcst reason We find II a
pleasure to live IN this prosperous,
little city Of Oregon, Is that the
public spirit Of our citizens supports
50 many things tia, make life worth
while. our railroad, electric light
i Miami n Mimi La raa l.ai1 Il .a.,l,lI1.