The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-08
NEWS & NOTES OF The FORT HAYS NORMAL SCHOOL.


more expensive presents usually Civ
en-. The proceeds of the gift sale viii
be used in purchasing pictures for the
| Sheridan Coliseum.
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Miss Cora Jepson is spending this
week at Sharon Springs teaching in
the grades in the place of her sister.
Miss Anna, who is having her tonsils
removed.
Cleve Gardels is home from Camp
Funston for weeks furlough.
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Miss Fern Reemsnyder, who is
teaching at Natoma, was home for
her Thanksgiving vacation.
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Charles and William Grout of Do
land, S. D., spent several days here
last week, visiting their sister, Miss
Maude.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sullivan visit
ed at Camp Funston during the
Thanksgiving vacation.
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Miss Anna Jepson. III, who is
teaching in Sharon Springs, is visit
ing her brother and sister, Fred and
Cora Jepson.
Private Ralph Reed from Camp
Funston, spent Thanksgiving vaca-
ton with his parents in Hays.
Ruth Small spent vacation at the
| home of her uncle in Lincoln, Kansas.
Emerson Felts, 3rd class pharmacy
mate of the y. S. S. Prometheus
spent a few days this week visiting
| friends at the Normal while home on
a sixteen day furlough.
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President Lewis has been out of
town for several days on special bust
ness.
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| Miss Pruessner spent Thanksgiving
vacation at her home in Topeka
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Mr.. and Mrs. Britts Harris spent
Thanksgiving with former friends in
Ellis. The Boy Scouts held Mr.. Har-
| ris' attention IN the morning hours.
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| Mr.. Matthew and Mr.. Harris are
ready to be interviewed on bee tree
experience of Saturday morning last.
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A few friends of Miss Anna Feitz
enjoyed an oyster supper at her home
on Sunday evening.
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The Willing Workers of the Baptist
Sunday School met with Miss Mary
Mock Tuesday evening, for work on
Red Cross bandages.
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Miss Beulah Devices entertained a
few friends one evening last week, in
honor of Miss Margaret Carol, who
was here visiting Miss LoIo Croft.
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A Weinie Roast brought the Sen
ior class from last year of the Hays
High School together for another jol-
ly evening. Only two members, Pc
absent. Gladys Morrison, Pearl
Shuts, Bertha Palmer, Elizabeth
Chittenden, Mauripe Speer, Esther
Goetchius, Mary Hedges, Paul Gross,
Lawrence Gross, Ben Westbrook, Ed
die Wasinger and Clair Wilson were
present.
A line party of Normal students
attended the Strand Theatre Thanks
giving evening upon the invitation of
Mr.. Kirknan, in honor of the football
victory.
Announcements were received this
week of the marriage of Mr.. Walter
Stevenson, former Normal student
and Miss Grace Cochran at Russell,
September 18th.
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Mr.. Charles Darcy and Miss Grace
Ewing were united in marriage at the
Methodist parsonage at Great Bend,
Kansas, Friday evening, November
3Oth. Both young people were stu
dents at the Normal.
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A social evening was spent Tues
day, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Albertson IN which progressive
rock was played. The guests were
Matte Darcy, Bernice Clark, Ger
trude Ramsey, Edna Walker, Esther
Rippey, Nettie Anspaugh, Eunice Ely
Ter, Ruth Cox, Ruth Ellis, Maude Car
ter, Anna Hastings, Martin Peterson,
Frank Harmon, Bob Spencer, Ray
mond Welty, Glenn Archer, Ralph
Archer, Frank Sullivan, Bob Brun-
ner.
Among the former Normal stu
dents here for the annual Thanksgiv-
ing game were: Ola Cook, Jean Abel,
Grace Quint, Dean Nutting, Jack Mid
dIekauh, Dora Croft, Edith Bouslog,
Hugo Kohl, Ralph Reed, Hazel Rea,
Grace Copeland, Clayton Bice,
Claude Bice, Lucille Hampson, Eliza
beth Chittenden, James Start, Jesse
Gatewood, Margaret Cave and Vic
toria Unruh.
Miss Auralee Munson of Topeka.
spent Thanksgiving vacation here as
the guest of Geneyieve and Cecilia
Dorney.
Monday was Assembly day but no
one seemed to know why we were as
sembled, at least no on had anything
for himself, by announcing we stood
to say, so Mr.. Parker gained renown
adjourned, and reward of Rail- Rah
Rah! Parker! came from the hungry
students.
Among those who went home. for