Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-05-01
SCHOOL NOTES
Breezy Items of Our School by
the Normal Instructor

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Three weeks till the May ex-
animation! How near ready are
you for it? You who live in the
country and intend to take the
examination could spend the
three weeks very profitably here
with the large class that is work
ing so hard for the coming event.
Most all of our work is now re-
view, having passed through
most of the text books and we
are now driving and cIinching
nails in the sticking plate of
memory so that the winters
work will tell, not only for life's
duties and responsibilities, but a
high grade in the examination as
well. We invite you in the coun-
try to come and join US and get
better grades.
We, take this opportunity to re-
mind all the friends of the school
that the Normal Department will
give play, the most laughable
that has ever been given in the
town, for the benefit Of the
school, in the court house, Friday
night, May 16, and we will be
very glad to see you all there.
1t has been our intention all the
winter to give this play, the OBJ
ject of which is to to pay the rent
of the K of P. and Odd Follows
hall that our department has u.s.
ed for the most of the term, but
lit seemed that there was always
something being given for which
the town had to pay and we could
not find room for the play that
most needed to be given. Those
of you who are most interested
in the finances of the school
should aid us in our effort to les
sen the tax burden Of the dis
trict, and come yourself and in
duce others to come and see this
play, for it will be a rare treat
i for which any one will be glad e
pay the small admission fee OF
ten and fifteen cents. Please
| help us to help the school.
We also remind the fans of the
town that on next Saturday the
Camel City Reds viii come to
our town for their usual sacrifice
on the ball diamond. Our boys
went to Camel City last Satur-
day to play them, but the rain
continued so that they could not
play, and while there it was a.
greed for the reds to come here
next Saturday. Now, we do not
like the spirit of the home fans
in regard to expressing their ap.
preciation of a game financially.
; We have brought two teams here
this season and given you an op,
portunity to see the games, which
) most of you did, but when il
came to paying the visiting cams
. expenses, as is the custom here
J we found that the boys who play
ed had to put up most of the
E money. Now, this is not right
. Ii the home players can afford tt
buy gloves, bats, balls, masks
A and protectors and then do al
. the practicing necessary to max,
} you feel good by seeing the hom,
team win, it should appeal to yol
enough to pay the expense of tn,
visiting team. We are going t,
have tickets to sell Saturday t,
all who wish to see this game an,
we hope that you will be glad t
help the boys of the home team
D at least a dimes worth, If yo,
can not afford to pay ten cents t
y see a good ball game at home
n you are not much of a "dea
game sport" Make up you
!, mind that this is one time whe
s you are not going to be stingy
:, but that you are going to ope
: up and get liberal and help tn
:. home team out a whole dime
a worth. The spirit manifesto
1t Saturday will determine whethe
10 u you will have any more chance
to see games at home this ses
IS son, for if you do not want
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