South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-05

you are eating.
Every patriotic adult should be
present
Our entertainment Friday night
was a grand success. We will tell
You more about IL next week. as al
the time OF writing this we do not
know the exact receipts.
The portable building is just
about finished. II seems as though
they never will get through pound
ing.
our Thrift stamp sale has passed
the 500 mark. We think this is
fine for such a small school. The
total number of stamps since the
first Of the year is 2,376 and
lis Baby bonds. Total money in
vested. S795.11 The children hold
several hundred dollars worth that
have not been bought at our school,
so we have no record OF il.
ROOM SIX.
Mitchell Carothers and son, Paul
Of Plymouth, visited his sister, the
Eth grade teacher, Friday.
Several children were absent this
week on account of illness, including
Daley Roberts, Roy West, Maybelle
West, Mary Anderson, Orville
Stricken and Ruth McMackin.
We finished the card trays We
were making Tor the soldiers this
week
The candle shades that we are
working on in the art class are
nearly finished.
Jennie Belle Phillips moved 10
32S s. Lafayette ST. Wednesday.
In geography the 6-B's are hav-
ing the central states.
The 6-A's are having a review Of
North America in geography.
Mildred Seese's grandmother ana
sister were visiting at her home
from Rochester.
Miss Beatrice Wagner from
Nolan, New Mexico. is visiting at the
home of Marie Wagner.
We have 20 members OF the
Thrift Stamp club.
jeanette Eichler's uncle from
North Dakota is visiting at her
home.
Fay McCullough's father went TO
Chicago Saturday evening on visit
and returned Sunday.
Mrs. Eichler visited our room
Wednesday.
In physiology we are studying the
heart and the circulation.
ROOM EIGHT.
We received the w. Z. Y. l.. ban
ner for having the most news items.
AnnabeHe Lickey is going to Co
shen TO spend Saturday and Sun
day.
In domestic science the seven-A
girls made scalloped potatoes.
Elinor Myers, James Reid and
Annabelle Lickey are studying for
the four minute speeches.
Esther Richman, Ruth Beall,
Anna Gustafson, Esther Leibov and
Laura Wagner were absent this
week.
Mrs Mary Seese and her grand
daughter. Vera Seese. spent few
days at the home Of Bessie Folk
ner.
We are getting along splendidly
with our drill
There were 10 pupils in our room
that had perfect spelling all week.
Most of the pupils have finished
their joke books.
The seven-A class are having re-
view questions of the world in
geography.
The seventh class are studying
review questions on Germany.
Our room is going to give the
same drill as they do Friday night
at the Civic club. Tuesday.
George Eller and Gladys Brockus
are absent on account of mumps.
Last Friday Mary Slick celebrated
her 18th birthday.
The seven-A class studied ma
sonry, concrete work and brickwork
in arithmetic this week.
Miss Beatrice Wagner is visiting
the home of Laura Wagner from
New Mexico.
The seven-As are studying the
close Of the Revolutionary war.
There are only two people in our
room who are not buying Thrift
stamps.
The seven-B's are studying about
Life Among the Indians" in his
tory
The sevCn-B's reviewed the Thir-
teen Colonies in history on Thurs
day.
We have been practicing our drill
in our arithmetic time this week.