Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
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 Creighton News


 Tickensher valentine shower at the l day being Georges birthday as well as Valentines day. The abundance of the shower shows the esteem in which George is held in Creigh- tor.
 It does seem that the FOrman's are having little more than their share of sickness this winter and now Hen perotinitis and although his condition ! is improved. he is still very sick boy 1 Several of the ladies of the Creigh- ton r. Y. A. visited the Wilson P. T. \. last Friday afternoon and report ' very enjoyable time.
 /; On Sunday evening at the league meeting, after discussing Some of the i MinOrities l Should Like to Join" the forty leaguers present endorsed by a unanimous rising vote the following: Clean politics. clean literature, clean music, clean picture shows, good be- havior, personal work and attendance { at prayer meeting. You would have {! 10 travel far to find more enthusias- tic, energetic and companionable set of young people, than these same leag uers who stand for everything clean ana nothing else.
 MT. w. Scott osborn. who was for several years civil engineer in the mines at Ray, but who has resided in Fl Paso for the past several months, is here on ! visit to relatives who are enjoying him very much.
 Judge Stanford's trip to Yuma did not prevent the choir from enjoying the genial hospitality of his home ar Thursday evening as usual Thougf his absence was regreltully noted, his sweet little wife is whole host ir herself and then the children knoN ho" to make people happy. too.
 Miss Geneyieve TherouX and Miss Mary Kyler are visiting friends if Glendale for two weeks
 MT liirscny who is serving his siXtl year IS the principal of Creighton entert7 ned all his eighth grade grad mates at his home on N l4th St. Fri day evening. assisted hy his sister Miss Edna, who was also one of his
 
 school songs and laughter over ole school pranks and general schoolday "reminiscences the young people were given life books to make out for eacl other. On he outside was the name of the person whose book one was tG make and on the first page was writ ten his birthplace" followed on sue ceedirs pages by list photograph school Days" Sweet Sixteen, "t'aV. oIite Pastime." First Love-" etc, ant accompanying the book came q pair O scissors. q magazine and paste anC each cut from his magazine picture. which a lively ina gination might thinl suitable to the different topics an, pasted them in. Some of the book were real works of art and some 0 then-Well, some of them were not. , Then came the moulding of animal from chewing gum Each was given } stick of chewing gum and after takins it through the usual process of ex tracing the flaN ors and making i plastic, each drew a slip of paper oi : which was written the name of tn animal to be moulded. Miss Maud Ky Ter won the first prize, volume 0 "Longfcllow's Poems" for moulding fox and Lloyd osborn drew the con solatioh prize. After delicious refresh mcnts the young people departed. feel ' ing renewed gratitude that they ha been permitted to study under such ' competent, sYmpatheitc teacher as Mi l iiirsChy. \ few of old mates hay died and some have gone away an Firth Powers was ill and could not at > teEd, put the following were present 1 Misses Elsie Moore. Fern Palmer Nir ' Ginia NillibOrghi. Etha osborn, Emm lrion, Helen and Maud kyler. Rus FaNlista, Gladys Sevringhaus. Marga | ret FOIman, Margaret and Alice HaI and Grace Crimes, and Messrs. Iyl . anG f>mil Thrift, Ed Moore. Julia Powers, Howard and Clarence Minte, Joe Llerick Dewey Barlow, Sherrna Moore, Henry Richards, Cleon Dorrk u Lloyd Osborn and Alton Tribolet.