South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-28
KALEY SCHOOL
Susie Gresho and Anns LAssu.
Editcrs-
GENERAL NOTES.

The Red Cross auxiliary met in
the kindergarten Wednesday after
noon, about IS members being pres
emit The time was spent in piecing
and putting together quilts for the
Belgian children. A short business
session was held during the after
noon.
Haley school has a total Of 81 800
invested in Thrift stamps Monday
the thrift army brought in S1O1.25.
This is the largest amount they have
contributed In a single day and they
are very pleased about il.
Sergt. G. X. DOdd visited
Haley school Wednesday afternoon.
The girls and boys appreciated his
visit immensely and gave him a
hearty welcome.
HISTORY NOTES.
In the five-A history class Tues
day we had a storytelling contest.
Frank Lengel was captain of one
side and Anthony Taehnle was cap
tain Of the other. Capt LengeIs
side won, the score being 5 to 8.
DRAWING NOTES.
Pupils of the seventh grade have
begun scrap books for the soldiers.
The fourth grade pupils are busy
making conservation of food post
ers out of colored paper.
KINDERGART
Miss Service and Miss Kerner are
now cadeting in the kindergarten.
Earl Erhart entered kindergarten
last Monday.
ONE-B.
Two more OF the one-B's own
Thrift stamps now.
The new members OF our War
Savings society are Elaine Kenna
and Emma Lochmondy.
Mary Jolche has returned after
being absent several days on &C
count Of illness.
ONE-A.
One-A has turned in 120 thread
winders and 40 needle books to the
Red Cross this week.
There has been $21 taken out in
Thrift stamps by the children in
one-A since the campaign began.
There has been purchased a new
set Of supplementary readers. "A
Primer Of Work and Play" by Alger.
with which the primary grades are
very much pleased, it being very
we'll adapted to our class of chill
dren.
TWO-B.
Margaret 10th and William Bayer
are absent on account Of illness.
We hope they will soon be well
enough TO come back.
Ira Levy has his second War Saw
ing stamp.
Rosie Bards has her first one.
All Of the boys and girls are saw
ing for Thrift stamps.
George Kovach went to Niles and
the doctor over there is going TO
make his eyes well.
We are very glad for him.
TWO-A-ROOM SEVEN.
We are busy making drinking
cups for soldiers.
The following children have en-
listed in Co. Z, Camp Haley: Ed
mund Luczkowski, Helen lucknow
ski, Laura Van Paris, Steve Steh,
Alice Cool. Miriam Boyer Friedrich
Kemble, Naomi Null. Joe DOGGY.
John Lochmondy, Rose. David and
Joe Lichkay.
The boys had perfect attendance
this week
TWO-A-ROOM FOUR.
Julia Simons and Irma Hay have
| Joined our Thrift stamp army. We
now have seven member with
total of $4,000.
We are now working on Red
] Cross work in drawing. We are
making sanitary drinking cups for
the soldiers.
THREE-B.
Floyd Mikula and Albert Walters
are new member in our Thrift
stamp army.
Cecil Hurtler. Harry Jaworski
and Victor Parker are i'll with
Liberty measles.
Anna 10th has been i'll for the
past two days.
Joe Sarka is leaving US, moving
with his parents to Minnesota. We
are very sorry to have him go.
THREE-A.
The boys and girls OF our room
are working hard to help the
school in selling the next thousand
dollars worth Of Thrift stamps. We
have bought Il stamps this week.
Miss Irene Stems is the three-A
grade teacher who will complete the
terms work in Miss Ruth Adelsper-
gers place since she has gone TO
/ Washington for war service work.
FOUR-B.
We now have six War Savings
stamps IN our room and s54 in
! Thrift stamps.
Erma Hancz had an operation in
Chicago, but is getting along nicely
and we hope she will soon be back
70 school
Our Save Food" posters are very
pretty.
The girls are still ahead in the
attendance contest.
FOUR-A.
All OF the four-A's are members
Of the Thrift stamp army except
Leona and and Clifford Hurtle
James Bogal bought $50 worth
| OF Thrift stamps this week.
! Eliza beth Dukai is bsent because
OF illness this week
FTNE-B.
The fve-B's surprised everyone