South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-05
Continued from Sunday)
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Mabel Weber

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Parents visiting day was observ-
I'd Thursday. We were very much
pleased to have SO many visit Us.
The Civic club was held last Tues
law evening. Mr.. Samuel pattengiil
gave u very interesting lecture on
The Influence of the Bible on the
Law. The audience gave him the
closest attention and are looking for
ward to a future talk.
The next Civic meeting Will be No
Fember 10, 1913.
The Lincoln school had their Wis
ting day last Monday. The teachers
report very enjoyable and instruct
I've visits.
Room fB.
Lawrence Donahue and Agnes Hor-
ton have been kept from school Tor
week on account of illness
Miss GarlOck, Miss Ney and Mr..
Koenig were The special teachers who
visited our room this week.
We have a new border on our
blackboard l. is the barnyard pa
rade.
Gerald Priest was transferred to
the Perley school last weak
Ralph ForkeT moved to the coun-
try Friday.
Alberta willette spent the week
en0 IN chicago.
l. G. Yazel was seven years old
Friday
Harry Kemble was eight years old
Thursday.
The IA and 2B grades have had
perfect spelling lessons this week.
Room had five visitors Thursday
morning.
Room 9.
The following 3Bs got A plus in a
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sale Cell, Eugene Hardy, Wilbur
Seller, Florence Megan, John Mar
shall, Dorothy StullG- Vernette Heide-
man Pauline Reyer. Charles Demler,
MardeIle Luther, gkelma Curtis, Ma
dine Fisher, Earl Barkson and Ralph
Ellis.
The 2A's were Harley Myers, Clara
Weber, Daniel Steck, Mildred Leslie
and Mildred wise.
The 2As have been perfect in at
tendance all week.
We have had two visitors in the
room this week
Room A.
In an arithmetic contest between
the boys and girls the boys have the
highest score this week.
The absentees this week have been
Roland Marbeiter, Le0na DeLauter.
Dwight Knepper and Ruth Anderson
In an arithmetic test Edith Parter,
Lucille Misener, Bernice Klopfenstein,
Marie Rodgers, Ruth Stout, Dean Mo-
gle, Clyde Brewer, Elberson Swartz,
Esther Leslie. received A plus.
Room has had seven visitors this
week.
Room 8 has had perfect attendance
this week.
"A and 3 girls had a sewing lesson.
the boys also had manual training.
Freca StOner returned to her home
Friday evening for Saturday and
Sunday.
Sixth Grade.
Eva Reynolds, Helen Misener. Edna
Swisher, Helen Hardin, Charles Sci
fer and Donald Scott got 100 in the
Arithmetic test Friday.
The A and b classes are running a
race to see which class will have the
most stars for perfect attendance by
the end OF the month. The A class
has II stars and the b class eight.
We are working 10 see who can
have the most zoos in spelling. Hell
en- Hardin has not missed a word
since school started.
Charles Setter, Edna Swisher, Don
aid Scott and Lester Fenner gave
very interesting current events.
Hazel Secrist, Helen Hardin. Ruth
Jennings, Earl Bressler, Eva Reynolds
Ruth Smell. Helen Meisner and Edna
Swisher got stars for 100s in spelling.
The sixth grade had perfect attend
ance all week.
Edna Swisher has q new baby sis
ter.
Seventh Grade.
The seventh grade had perfect at
tendance during the entire week.
The special teachers this week
were Mr.. KOenig, Miss GarlOck, and
Miss Nay.
Miss Garlock spoke highly OF the
seventh grades music. The girls of
the 7B grade made beef stew at do
nestle science.
The girls Of the IA grade made
griddle cakes at domestic science