Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-29

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are already beginning to think
~ OF Halloween and other good
times that come in the fall The
leaves will soon be turning scarlet
and gold and then you will be hav-
ing nutting parties and weinie roasts.
Are you going to the AkSar Ben
carnival? Every year we ride on the
Ferris wheel and the merry-go-
round and throw confetti. OF
course. we love the parades with
the pretty floats and bright lights.
The military parade will find US all
on the corners waving our hats and
shouting, for many. many soldiers
are going TO march and the bands
will play and the flags wave. hope
you will write and tell me how you
like the parades and what you are
doing these lovely days Low
ingly MARGARET.
Neighborhood Parties.
Some OF the children who live on
one broad, shady street in our town
have the best times every Saturday
evening. As school books are closed
until Monday they can romp to-
gether with clear consciences. Last
Saturday evening. Miss Dorothy
Guckert entertained at a delightful
wienie roast. Everybody toasted
their fingers and cheeks around the
big bonfire and the wienies were
oh, so goodl Miss Charlotte Nc
Donald entertained her little friends
at a movie party this weekend
Lilly Connor. who is fortunate
enough 10 belong to this merry
crowd OF boys and girls. is the
proud possessor Of new bicycle.
Baby Day Posters.
Some OF the kiddies In the kinder
garten made some pretty posters for
Belgian Baby day A spray OF tiny
blue flowers. iorget-me nots. were
drawn on one side and the two big
letters. "B. B." in gold were painted
on each side. The foreet-me-not
is Queen Elizabeth's flower. She is
the queen OF Belgium, you know,
where these little children live,
many OF them hungry and cold.
Story OF Hebe.
How many OF you have heard the
story OF Hebel Hebe was . beauti-
full girl who was cupbearer TO the
gods. Probably you have not yet
studied about these wonderful men
who dwelt on Olympus. bu, some
day you will. Hebe brought the
gods their wine and she was such
lovely maiden that an artist made
a statue OF her that we might see
jus, how she looked. When you
enter the broad door at this school
near the park you will see this
beautiful statue and on each side
two pictures OF the Hours. Per
haps you know the ones, Night
and Morning. with the angel carry
ing the little child fast asleep and
the other one OF Morning with the
two children in her arms. scattering
roses among the clouds.
A New Building.
The boys and girls at Park school
have Just moved into their beauti-
full new building. They are so
proud of it and they have every rea-
SON to be. for with its broad halls
and brish,. sunny rooms il is in
deed the most delightful place i'm
aginable to go to school. Even the
little kindergarten tots march
through the halls so proudly. many
Of the little boy. in soldier suits and
caps. They were still wearing their
little sprigs OF forget.me-nots IN re-
membrance OF the Belgian babies
and many OF them wore tiny Tags
too.
In Uncle Sans Service.
MANY OF the former pupils at
Park school are now in the service
az Uncle Sam. In their honor a
beautiful tablet is to be placed Just
above the door and in bronze let
ters these words will appear; TO
the BOYS and girls OF Park school
who have heard the call and fol-
lowed the flag, tina, freedom might
live forever" On each side will be
the allied flags. Don't you think the
bows in uniform who are now tight
inc for Us would be delighted with
this tabletf
Patriotic Club.
A little club Of girls. who made
:. knitted blanket last year for the
soldier boys, have begun their win.
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