The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-01-14
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The Domestic Science Club held its
regular meeting at 3:l5 Tuesday after
noon. There was an excellent pro-
gram such as Miss Faulkner always ar
ranges for US.
Piano solo, ''Zenobia Theresa
Mead.
Reading, "When the Little Boy Ran
Away"-Ruth Rockhold.
Vocal solo, Twilight" BERTHE Sill
vers.
Piano solo, "Serenade" Elizabeth
Ewir..
Readings, "Biddie' Trials Among the
Yankees" 1.-The Domestic Science
Club"-Josephine Simpson.
Piano Solo, "Valse" Mabel Clark.
After the program we received some
good recipes for candy and some notes
on cake making. Cakes will be dis
cussed in the next regular meeting.
We are glad to. welcome the house,
wives to all our meetings. The girls
are bringing good reports to the club
of recipes which they have tried out
and found successful. Soon we are 60
ing to divide into groups of six or eight
and go to the different homes where
we have been invited to try our recipes
together. The little poem written and
read by Josephine Simpson is here CIV
en-:
The Domestic Science Club
The Domestic Science Club you know
Is to learn about all kinds of dough,
To learn to make good pie and cake.
To fry and boil and roast and bake.
To deity handle brush and broom
And neatly tidy up room,
To sew, embroider and crochet
Well all know how to do some day.
Miss Faulkner is our teacher wise,
She knows about all cakes and pies
And how to mix all kinds of dope
From marmalade to home made soap.
She also likes to mix some fun
In with our studys old humdrum.
She helps US have jolly time
And here I'll end this little rhyme.
An old fashioned college chapel Was
held last Thursday in keeping with the
Week of Prayer The result of the
class contest in selling Christmas seals
were announced Freshmen $500;
Juniors $7.O5; Sophmores S.. l6; SEN
iors $4.77;, total S34.77. Class yells
rang back and forth for a few minutes.
Then the assembly rose and led by the
Glee Club sang 81 Need Thee Every
Hour" and Sunshine in My Soul. -
Rev. Webdell read the Scripture les
son. Isaiah 9:l-7. Nadine Reavis sang
vocal solo. Then Rev. Webdell ad-
dressed US on "The Compound Name OF
God" The whole meeting was among
the best we have ever had and we hope
to have the same kind often. In the
near future we will have song books for
the whole assembly.
The Story Club meets Thursday at
ternoon, Jan. IA. Elizabeth Ewin and
Ethel Coonrod will tell the stories and
then work on the dramatization of
"Gingerbread Man" will be begun.
The societies are getting ready for
the Declamatory contest. The Delta
Kappa contest will be held an. e., the
Alpha Sigma contest Jan. %. The
date for the inter-society contest pre-
paratory to the county contest has not
vet been set. Much more enthusiasm
is being aroused than ever before and
prospects for winning are bright in
deed
Freshman Notes.
The Freshman class is making good
in their basket ball engagements. We
defeated the Sophmores since Christ
mas and that shows that we are start
ing out we'll after good vacation.
Our sister class of Junior girls have de-
feated the most noble Seniors, tho the
Seniors played very good game. The
boys of the two classes mentioned above
are showing their strength when it
comes to playing. but you will all be
glad when the message is sent out say
49,. SeTho E~och man win tho CuD -