The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-01

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room was formerly the room taught by
Miss Nellie Dunn and the flowers we're
her.
Niu WorIey and Miss Wade, super
vIsors Of music In the city schools, and
Niss Gregory. supervisor oil drawing,
visited Edeemere school last week
Ths highest percentage attained In
pennanship at the Wheeler school 10
rewarded by a seat OF honor in the
seventh pads room, special chairs be-
~ provided for the .pupils who are
shSa permitted to woork with the class
q theif Junior Red Gross work
Placed upon the blackboard the
seventh grade have found four OBJ
iocts drawn, an airplane, q Cadillac,
f0s6 and q pedestrian walking. When
~ penmanship pupils attain q per
~ record their names are placed IN
- a'rship, next in the Cadillac and
doun TO those just walking up the road
- perfection. The following pupils
Wore In the airplane last week Tom
Wade, Alma Kirchner, Mabel Miller,
Cofinne kinsey and Opal Wilkie.
Sueerintendent ]. II. Whiteford and
Supervisor Bently OF the garden con.
test department visited Edgemere school
last week
The sixth grade Of the Garfield
school Is leading in thrift stamps Tor
the week
Miss Taliant Of the second grade OF
the Garfield school, was Ill the iir.t
Of the week. Mrs. Smith, formerly
Miss rupert, substituted in her place.
The interest OF the boys OF Garfield
school has turned to baseball. A game
cas- scheduled with Lee school but was
postponed on aeeoun, OF the rain.
Miss Lucy Duke OF the Garfield
school spent the weekend with he'
mother in Tulsa.
Measles and pinkeye are still pre-
vaient around Garfield school Sew
erai children are out Of school fo'
tbs reason.
Much interest is shown IN th'
Junior Red Cross work at the Garfield
school. Sixty-tso articles are finished
and ready to turn in to headquarters
Preparations are being made for th'
next meeting OF the Patrons club a
the Garfield school on April IL, whei
Miss MacFarlane will demonstrate
Substitutes.
Carias Richard, a pupil OF the Gar
field school was run over by a motor
cycle and seriously hurt last Monday
and is still IN the hospital. He u
slowly improving.
Mrs. chspman's soom Of Shield
Heights school has the following pupil
Who have neither been absent MOI. tard
for the entire school year Ruth Barber
/, Jevell Shadrick, Albert Remington
EAna Rice, Leona Wilson, Ruby Barber
Eleanor Hyde, Lloyd Boyington, Eugen
Mathews, Warren Powers, Euniee Rie'
Toy Clarke and Lee Fish.
The upper grades Of Edgemere schoc
are preparing to enter actively into IN
national War Savings Stamps contest
Owing to the kindergarten pupils o
Wheeler school using scissors doing Re
, Cross work, a shortage OF scissors !
keenly felt in the school. Many OF III
pupils bring their own, yet work
often handicapped by lack OF cutters 70
the material which the school is nov
making up for the Belgian refugees.
Carl Bishop Of Shields Height schoc
d the Eighth grade Class, who was sc
verely injured last week by an explosio
Of . dynamite cap, is able to be out an
Will enter school again.
Edgemere school now has fully OF
eanized orchestra and rapid progress
being made. They play a number c
selections already.
Children who have been out OF schoC
AZ Shields Heights school on accoui
Of mumps are securing their health Gel
Z dictates and entering school again.
The Seventh grade Of Wheeler scho'
Il busy making thrift stamp posters
!, Be distributed in the banks Of Oklahom
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