South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02


jelly and fruit TO some Of our sick
children. furnished one family with
a big dinner, and gave the rest OF
the money and supplies to Mr.
Bird Of the Rescue mission TO dis
tribute among the worthy fami-
lies.
our boys and girls are interested
in Red Cross work. They are Civ
ing up candy and gum and bring
ing their pennies to school The
sewing classes under the direction
of Miss Mills, buy the materials and
make the articles in class. They
are making ambulance pillows, and
hospital handkerchiefs and are
bringing old muslin from home for
some of the work. So far $3.16 has
been turned in this week. The
girls also made articles for the Red
Cross bazar at the high school.
ROOM FOUR.
We made cuttings of a Thanks
giving dinner table for our Thanks
giving posters this week.
We went to the second grade for
our Thanksgiving exercises and our
share of the program was as fol-
lows:
Recitation. Lucille Patterson; dia-
logue. "A Perfect Feast" by Lyle
Hartman, James Archa IN beault.
Carl HOlstein. Kenneth Meeker.
John Kelly. Jack Hitler and Kath-
ryn Bernhard; dialogue, Being
Thankful" by Eleanor Keith and
Agnes Reason; song, "Thanksgiv
ing" third grade; dialogue.
THANKSGIVING in 1921 and 1917"
by Hazel Straub, Juanita HOllar.
Eleanor Kronewetter, Geraldine
Sarver. Enid Grove. Fern Jack.
Thelma Creager, Helen Specht. Err
nestine Bailey. Jean Christman.
Telma Kubbernuss and Margaret
Bargeron; recitation, "Spelling."
Lera Michael; essay, THE Ameri-
can Flag and what 1t Means TO
Me" Enid Grove
Thelma Kubbernuss will spend
Thanksgiving with her grandmoth-
er at Three oaks, Mich.
Those who were absent this week
because of illness are Jacs Hitler.
Lera Michael, Thelma Kubbernuss
and kathryn Bernhard.
In the Health Crusade" Miss
Thomas is conducting. ten of our
people received their first button
for the first period of work.
ROOM SEVEN.
Our room collected S1.45 towards
buying a poor family's dinner
Fay McCoulough's grandma re-
Cd
and was accompanied by his sister.
We had a test in arithmetic
Tuesday.
We had a written lesson in spell
ing of so words Friday.
We had slides Friday.
Margaret Schultze will spend
Thanksgiving at her aunts.
Wednesday we had our Thanks
giving program.
We are starting a new chapter
in history.
In physiology we are having the
questions at the close of the chap
ter
We had the banner again last
week for having the most new
items.
We sang our songs for our pro-
gram.
The sixth and seventh grade We're
together for the Thanksgiving pro-
gram.
We painted the designs on our
telephone directories Monday -
drawing.
The six-B's had a written lesson
in geography Tuesday.
We had two visitors Friday.
There were eight zoos in the A
class in arithmetic and two in the
b class.
The ones who are absent this
week are Edna and Edith Redman.
Mary Sticks uncle. Second Lieut..
John L. Slick, is visiting here from
Fort Benjamin Harrison.
Edith Redman is nurse this week
and Abraham ROssin is doctor
We are locating the important
cities of Canada on the map in
geography.
ROOM EIGHT.
In the spelling contest. the seven
AS had 81 points and the seven
/ BIS had 96 points.
The seven-B girls made graham
pudding i'm domestic science.
The sixth and seventh grades had
our Thanksgiving program together
on Wednesday
The seven-A girls didn't 20 TO
domestic science Wednesday.
The seven-A's had an arithmetic
test on Tuesday.
The seven-A's are studying Afri-
ca i'm geography.
The seven-B's had an arithmetic
test wednesday, morning.
Miss Resencrans gave US calls
/ themes lesson Friday.
In our program, Helen Felden.
Ruby Teeter. and Laura Wagner
read their story about the Flag.
For our Red Cross fund we col
lected 70 cents and for our collec-
ton for a poor family we had &C
| cents.