South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24

gifts was a check for eleven dollars
one for each year. This gift from
her parents, as we'll as an addition
al dollar, was put into Thrift
stamps and War Savings stamps. A
splendid gift put 10 splendid use.
Fifty dollars and ffty-seven
cents represented the total OF last
weeks sale. Quite a substantial loan
10 our government
Two more afghans have been
completed and are ready 70 be sent
10 the Red Cross headquarters. One
was made entirely by the SKA
girls, while they were members of
the SIKH grade in Miss Ettinger's
room.
Miss Blair has recovered from
her illness and returned to school
Monday
Miss Martin has not been able to
return TO her duties.
Pupils are happy to be able to
use the play ground apparatus
again. The large boys helped the
janitor TO set up the slide Monday.
II had been stored in the basement.
William Myers and Mildred Don
ovan had charge of the program
I furnished by the fifth grade Band
I of Mercy. IT was a good program.
/ One very interesting number was
an original story written and read
( by Cecil Jordan. Piano numbers
/ were given by little Elizabeth Fer
guson and Martha Morgan of three
A and four-4 grades. Class songs
were contributed by the four-A
! grade. These were very good.
ROOM ONE.
Miss Kerner is assisting in the
/ kindergarten because OF the alb
/ sence OF Miss Martin.
We received our Red Cross pins
I Wednesday.
ROOM FOUR.
John Schaffer won the head
mark in spelling.
Jack skillman left Tuesday for
I Washington, n. G.
ROOM FIVE.
Mrs Bowerman was a recent Wis
itor in our room.
Gladys Northup, Harriet HAHN.
ski. Beatrice Hazinski, and George
Raymond had 100 in arithmetic
every day this week.
ROOM SIX.
We had visiting day Wednesday
/ The people that visited were. Mrs
Mikesell, Mrs. Detzler, Mrs. Knode
and Mrs. Kinney.
Alice Pattee has gone to Chica-
90 on a visit.
Nadine Keesey has returned aft
er an absence of three days.
ROOM EIGHT.
Elwood Dalton and Bernard Con
ners have returned to school after
having the measles.
ROOM NINE.
George Keasey has been with
drawn because of his poor health
he is going TO the Healthwin san
ftarium.
! Pauline Glacier has returned aft
er two weeks absence.
Braford Cole is absent
We finished our scrap books fol
the soldiers.
ROOM TEN.
We are making checker boards
or the soldiers.
The boys have finished their SCRAP
books.
Thursday everybody received 100
in arithmetic, except one, and she
received so.
We are studying Mexico in geog-
raphy.
Wednesday we had two visitors
Mrs. Oberlin and Mrs Shirley.
! Donald Reaves was absent Mon
day and Tuesday with a sore throat
! Lula Allemang is absent with the
measles.
ROOM TWO.
Room two received the pennan
this week for the neatest penman'
ship papers.
I Those having perfect spelling pa
pers for the week We're: Paul Joers
T.. Mildred Habelton. Aileen Senrich
Annette Gilbert. Gladys Taylor
John tempting. Vinselle Bartlett
| Geraldine Rupel and Romine Hors
pool.
ROOM SEVEN.
Arnold Bauer of our three-A will
enter the Henry Studebaker schoo
next week.
Miss Memhard gave reading re-
views in our room on Thursday.
Elma Ferguson and Martha Nor
gan furnished piano numbers in the
assembly hall March 10.
Mary Hoover was the first to ge
two head marks in spelling.
We have learned the poem -
Child's Thought of God" by Eliza
beth Browning.