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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1918-12-06
MIGHT Have Been.

II see where man fell dead while
waiting In restaurant to have his din
ner served"
"What was the cause?"
"Apoplexy."
"Then it wasn't the price list?-
Birmingham Age-Herald.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1918-12-06

Why They Arc Cheerful.
'"Those aviators all seem to be cheer.
full fellows"
"Why shouldn't they bel Don't they
all have CHANGE to see the clouds
silver liningsP a1s .,d T.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
Edited Bv
The
Pupils

four-B and 5our-A War Savings So
ciety.
FOUR-A AND FNE-B.
Mrs. Tank visited our room last
Friday.
FINE-A
We bought $40 worth of Thrift
stamps Wednesday.
Frederick Ellsworth is absent on
account OF the measles.
SENEN-R.
We are making scrap books for
the soldiers IN which are Jokes.
short stories. etc
our room sold Se5 worth or Thrift
stamps last week and 50 this week
SENEN-A.
We have won She spelling ban
ner this week
The girls made bread and buns
in domestic science.
The buns were nearly as hard as
a birds first biscuits.
LuCius Hubbard IS in Washing
ton. y. e.
The boys are making towel racks
In manual training.
Every one IN our room Is "a mem
Der Of the Junior Red Cross.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
Neus From
The
Grades
"War Chest Week Has Been
4 Busy One For Everyone

hS has been such busy week of having 60 and
Ruth Law and attending all the War Chest meetings that
dn have time write old essays the reply from the
school reporters when ased there essays that par
tICuaT school.
And guess she was right for has been busy week for every
one for the Canadian soldiers and the War Chest and Ruth Law
AMI everything has been intensely interesting.
Speaking OF Canadian SoeTS reminds that there eight
boys who wanted be soldiers when they wrote their essays about
their life work One wanted TO be sailor only wanted
he an aviator But he wanted to be lust like Cuiss"
The list of the that desired ranged from cowboy
lie to miSSiOnary life The list included fishermen chemists
printers gocer carpenters movie actors SenogaperS school
teachers DOCTORS Red Cross nurses teachers cartOonists
lists mechanical engineers civil engineers and business
Next week write story about what you consider to be the most
interesting spot i'm South Bend
The prizes for sliS week follow:
First prize, $500 CaSh-TTeva Norton Haley school
Second prize so cents cas-Ruh McMackn Franklin school
bird prize two tickets to the Orpheum-JOe NyikoS Haley
school
Fourth prize two tickets to The lasale-F Bierwagen.
Filth prize two tickets to the AuditorumBurton Toepp ST.
PatrCkS school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07

Times one" By Jean IngeloW.
Joseph Fadler, Armand Fries and
John HOLSTER are all absent with
the measles
Harriet McKeand has returned
10 school after a long absence. We
are glad u have her with Us again.
Claude Snyder. while playing with
ONE-A AND TWO-B.
lis wagon last Monday. smashed
one Of his fingers quite badly.
Lyle Primmer was absent for sew
eTal DAYS on account of illneSs.
Our janitor made a very nice cup
board for our room, which adds to
its appearance very much.
ONE-A AND ONE-B.
Mrs. Boron visited our room We'd
nesday afternoon.
The one-B class began the read
ing work in the primer last week;
the work up to this time has all
been from the blackboard.
We have new supplementary
readers in the One-A class; they are
very attractive. with stories the
children like, and colored pictures
We enjoyed looking over our
March calendar. and , seeing the
weather we had had that month
and the many signs OF spring,
KISDERGARTEN.
Richard Kenyon, Beatrice Cross,
Barbara Beamer. Josephine Beam
er and Mary Raffia are still absent.
due TO illness.
Helen Kline and Marian Young
have returned to kindergarten afteg
an illness.
Henrietta Weisweaver entered
our kindergarten Monday.
Roy Hammond reentered our kim
dergarten after a long absence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07

members.
In reading we learned 10 reclte
from memory, "Yussouf'' by James
Russell Lowell
We made q map Of Mexico and
Thursday We read from the "Mexi-
can Twins"
ROOM NINE.
Another recruit, Lulu Marshall
was added TO our Thrift army, max
ing eur members number 25. The
total amount invested by these
members since the drive began, is
S195.25.
Children neither absent nor tar
dy for the last eight weeks are:
Ernest Baker Josephine Bernhard.
I.eona Frame. Esther Pack. Russell
Pinkstone. Thelma Unruh and
Stanley Wysor.
We have begun or essays for the
humane society. Most children are
very much Interested.
on Wednesday afternoon we had
library day" The child brought the
book he was reading either from
home or the library and told abou,
*.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07

The seven-B's are studying Brit
ish Isles in geography.
Margaret Schuitz's father cele-
orated his birthday the 2eth OF
March.
We received our Thrift buttons
this week.
The seyen-A's are studying 'Lum-
bering" in arithmetic.
We have finished the Vision OF
Sir Launfal' in reading.
Annabelle Lickey was absent on
Wednesday.
IN physiology the seven-A's are
studying about the skin.
The seven-B's are studying about
joints in physiology.
The seven-A's are studying about
Washington's retreat in history.
We received our ice cream treat
Friday for winning in the paper
contest.
The following pupils have been
present this semester: Otis Wilson
Isabelle Tisdale, Elinor Myers, De
light Morrow, bessie Folkner, Ralph
Holm, Josephine Yelk and Joseph
Turnock.
The seventh grade had the most
news items so they received the w
L. y. L. banner.
There were fifteen in our room
who had correct spelling all week
Annabelle Lickey spent Saturday
and Sunday in Goshen.
We had a spelling test Friday.
The seven-A's are studying the
indirect object in grammar.
The seven-A's are studying the
| analysis of sentences in grammar.
The seven-A's are studying about
! the Puritans in history.
Ruth owen visited our room Fri.
| day morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
FIRST GRADE.
dee Calvert. Eaitss.


The one-B's are beginning their
Red Cross work.
Miss F'rederickson cadeted in the
kindergarten Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Stonecipher visited in one-B
Tuesday afternoon.
Ruth White of Dowagiac, Mich,
visited one-B and one-A this week.
Evelyn Brede was transferred
from Haley TO our one-A this week.
SECOND GRADE.
Room four held a short Thrift
Saving society business meeting
Monday.
The president distributed buttons
to the members.
Joseph Tars of two-B has return
ed to school.
A new girl from the Elder school
entered our room.
THIRD GRADE.
The third grade held the April
Thrift meeting Friday, April 5th.
We are making calendar pads for
the comfort kits for our Junior Red
Cross.
Vernon Bedford entered our
room this week. He was trans
ferred from the Franklin school.
FOURTH GRADE.
The fourth grade sale Of Thrift
stamps has been very good for the
week.
The fourthe grade received their
War Savings certificate.
ROOM TEN.
Those having perfect attendance
for the last eight weeks are, Lean
Weinberg. Margaret Troeger, lie
Roy Reidel, Russell O'Connor, Ed
ward McNabb, Edna Maxim. Ray
mond Macht, and Bertha Barth.
We have a border of fine war
posters on exhibition. displaying
mottos Of food conservation and
others.
A great many children in the
room are working on essays for the
Humane society contest.
In history we are reading about
the settlements Of the pilgrims.
Our window Lodges have quite an
array Of spring flowers They help
on rainy days 10 make the room
seem somewhat brighter
Bessie Nicholson has been trans
ferred 10 Franklin school.
GENERAL NEWS.
Lieut.. Burns, who was pastor Of
Trinity Presbyterian church, but
who is now stationed at Camp Shell
by, gave the upper floor assembly
fine patriotic address last Friday
afternoon. His subject was, "Obedi-
ence and Cooperation" He showed
us how obedience and coopera ton
meant for efficiency in the army and
how it could apply equally well in
school.
The girls gymnasium class gave
an exhibition for their parents Tues
day evening. There was a large at
tendance and the girls gave a fine
program of drills and dances. Gen
evieve BlOsgett and Margaret Russ
worm gave their Dutch dance at the
Lincoln school Thursday night.
Our school sold $77.20 worth OF
Thrift and War Savings stamps.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07

cover calendar pads for the soldiers
comfort kits.
TWO-A|ROOM FIVE
Joseph Kovats bought two Thrift
stamps This week.
We learned a new poem called "A
True American"
We are making a border of nurses
and sailors and soldiers.
TWO-A-ROOM IA.
We have % members belonging
TO the Junior Red Cross.
We have received the certificate
for our War Savings society which
has been formed in our room. There
are 10 members.
ONE-A.
This room had a perfect attend
ance Tuesday.
We enjoyed making chicken post
ers.
Our quotation for this week is:
Happy as a robin, gentle as a dove;
that's the sort OF little child every
one will love"
KINDERG ARTEN.
Miss Service is absent on account
OF illness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
MADISON SCHOOL
klIos Rupsl and Robert EIbel. Jr..
EditoPS-

GENERAL NEWS.
The entire collection for Thrift
stamps bought by the Madison
school amounts 10 S1.175.25.
KINDERGARTEN.
We had a birthday party In our
room Friday.
ONE-B AND A.
James Ash ana Charles Lippin-
colt, who were absent on account Of
illness. have returned TO school.
We have started our Red Cross
work and have made SO thread
winders.
TWO-B.
The tvo-B's are draw ing birds
and flowers
willard Etelka, Paul Magliano
and Wilbur Ferbrache have q per
feet attendance record for the nrst
eight weeks of this semester.
Mrs Schwartz was a visitor IN
room three Tuesday morning.
THREE-B AND \.
Rowena Miller left Monday for
Berrien Center. Mich.
George Clouse has returned from
Florida where ne spent a few
months with his mother.
THREE-A AND FOUR-B.
Mrs Ash visited our room this
week.
FOUR-B AND 4.
About SO children belong TO the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
ELDER. SCHOOL
Earl Bernhard and Don Bunch,
Editors.

ONE-A.
Annie Benigni was winner in the
spelling contest this week.
THREE-B.
Esther futile has been trans
ferred to the Perley school Another
pupil. in our room has gone 10
Minnesota TO make her home.
One hundred per cent in our room
belong to the Junior Red Cross.
We are all working and saving
our money to buy Thrift stamps.
THREE-A.
Gladys Hummer has returned after
an absence Of two weeks on account
of measles.
We are 100 per cent efficient in
our Junior Red Cross.
FOUR-A.
Miss Maroney's father died in Red
G. eek. y. Y, on April /.
The four-A pupils have completed
the study Of the northeastern states.
Eugene Huling has moved 10
Michigan.
Myron Clark has been transferred
to the Lafayette school
Ruben Steinback. who has been
out on account OF a broken leg, has
returned.
Archie Kline, Wier Parker and
Byron Snyder were chosen for the
marching squad.
In arithmetic we have begun can
collation..
FTVE-A.
George Merrill will leave Friday
for Goshen where he will live.
Helen futile has moved TO River
Park
Those having perfect attendance
last term were: MILFORD Fisher,
George Merrell. Carl Rupert. Tony
Shirk. Fred Slater, Paul William,
Bernice Knoblock. Hazel Anxious.
Ruth Mates.
Asboreen Kitchen is a new pupil
from Sparta, Mich.
We are reading THE Staying of
Hector" by william Cullen Bryant.
We have also been studying the
poem ITO a Water Fowl"
We had the assembly program
Friday
We have been studying the fol-
lowing pictures; The Chariot Race"
Joan Of Arc" and "Sir Galahad."
SENEN-B.
We have been studying Excel
sior'' and. The Skeleton in Armor''
by LOngbellOw.
SEVE.N-A.
We have s141.54 for Thrift
stamps.
We are going to have a test in
arithmetic.
GENERAL NEWS.
Our total for Thrift stamps is
SS17.O9.
Our school paid s15l.25 into Ju-
nior Red Cross funds, making our
school 100 per cent
Our banner for the Junior Red
Cross has come.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
OLIVER SCHODL-Sunday.
SKA AND SIX-B.

We have leLrned the song Keep
the Home Fires Burning"
The absenteeSN for this week are:
Genevieve Cusinski, Elizabeth
Hodza. Steven Pozga. John SAFER.
Gladys Ameigh, Kate Nykois ana
Mildred Finch.
We have received a card from
Miss Johnson through Miss Brown.
our English teacher.
In English we are learning the
poem called The Last Leaf"
FTVE-A AND FTVE.B.
Lawrence Varier b. absent because
mis- father has smallpox.
We were vacciuated Tuesday.
March p, and some OF the arms are
quite sore yet.
The fve-A's are sSudying about
Asia and the fve-B's are reviewing
the United States
FOUR-A-
The children absent this week are
Mary Hodza, Annie Oresna and Mar
garet KOcSis.
Francis Sperlinski Is nurse and
Alex Balogh Is doctor for this week.
Joseph White entered CHS week.
EOUR-B.
The boys and girls OF ffrr-B and
are preparing for an entertain
ment 10 he given April Is from S:4S
20 4:SO. The admission viii be five
cents and the proceeds will DE given
70 the War Chest fund.
Miss Lillian Marbough was a
visitor in four-R
TfIRE.E-A.
Most OF the children IN this room
have been vaccinated.
Several children were absent with
measles.
Miss Arbuckle gave the drawing
lesson Thursday.
De have finished our apron for
the Red Cross and now We are O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
SECOND PRIZE.

Ruth McMockin. Franklin school.
ann only a little girl of ten
now but when 7 ann older i want
Co bee q writer OF painter Some
girls viii be actresses. some dress
makers and singers don't choose
90 be any Of those If ] am a paint
or i viii paint pictures of birds, the
sky dancing and all love things IL
ann "a writer ] viii paint these
same things with my pen.
I want To be a writer. because /
love to draw with nay pen. May
Doe some day my poor pen viii lead
me 90 fame Who knows
would like 20 bc a painter be-
cause even tho ann a small girl
4 can paint quite we'll Some day
my brush as well as my pen. may
lead 90 fame
think it is well 90 be able TO
paint pictures with your brush as
we'll ass TO be able to- write stories
Of wha: You see. for "a good picture
can do as much for the mind as an
interesting and helpful story.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
LINCOLN SCHOOL
Nadine Fisher and TheImA Curtis
Editors
GENERAL NEWS.


This poem was written by a
seven-A boy for literature:
THE WAY YOU CAN HELP WIN
THE WAR"
II the people desire 10 have freedom
and peace
They'll have 10 buy Liberty bonds
and never cease.
II you think you can't, you must
try:
Because We can't let our freedom
and independence die.
They haven't taken your son,
But they may in the long run.
SO you ought 10 join with the rest,
And help fll the War Chest
The Thrift army is just the thing
To make those few Germans sing.
And when our boys march in
We are certainly going 10 win.
CLYDE MORNINGSTAR.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
THIRD PRIZE.
l.. ~ a. uNn.a Anhng.N

ffR- y y FNtf~f NNsAAtA tTfAAfiftA-
will try 90 stay i'm school as
long ass 7 can. but when 7 leave
school 7 will work for my mother
and father and stay with them as
1oug as they 1--WE
After their death 7 Will join the
army or navy and stay as long as
Uncle sam needs me.
I'm order 90 join the army or navy
I must have am erect body and good
health. I'm order To have those
things I must keep my body straight
ANA eat the right amount OF food
and take exercise every day and
clean my teeth every day and have
"a great deal OF fresh air.
So even now L ann training my
self for a soldier by observing an
the rules OF health
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
MUESSEL SCHOOL
Frederick Wegner and Albert KaehI.
Editors.
GENERAL NEWS.

-
A special meeting OF the NuesseI
Civic club was held last Tuesday
evening. Capt Jeakius. a chaplain
in the Canadian army. talked I'm the
interest of the South Bend War
Chest a chorus from the seventh
grades sang three patriotic song
and Miss korn gave a whistlinz
solo. Before the meeting a detach
ment of the boy scouts drum corps
marched through the neighborhood
10 remind the people that an import
ant event was TO take place at the
school
A beautiful blanket has just been
finished and turned I'M AZ headquar-
tiers that was made 10y the Junior
Red Cross.
You should come TO school and
hear the kindergarten children sing
Land OF Mine" and Fall in T..
A"
KINDERGARTEN.
Martha May Fox just entered the
kindergarten, having moved from
Niles. Mich.
Last week the kindergarten chill
dren walked to the green house and
bought an Easter lilly.
ONE-B.
The one-B children are much in
terested i'm illustrated booklets.
which are supposed TO tell the story
OF the three bears, which all are
sure 10 do; more or less, of course
mostly the latter.
Oh yes, our Thrift buttons hatc
at last arrived II is good thiue
that some OF the numerous buttons
are lost or we would all look like
walking displays Of buttons and col
OTIS, but we all are patriotic, which
will forgive the display.
ONE-A.
There were % perfect spelling
papers for the week in the one-A.
Fletcher Gafken was transferred
from Elder school TO our one-A.
Mrs. Carroll visited us on FRIDAY
We are starting 20 make thread
wlnders for the soldiers comfort
kits
TWO-B
Martha Kilgore is back az school
TWO-A.
The two-A boys have made "A
garden, planting lettuce and beans.
/ II reposes on the window sill and
/ absorbs all the sun and water that
is given IT, We soon hope 20 have
a thriving lot OF greenery.
Our ". S. s. buttons came this
week
We are making spring poster
THREE-B.
Raymond Smith is absent on ac-
count OF illness.
THREE-A.
We have A War Savings society
\ Of Is members
Velma Zimmerman has returned
10 school after an absence on ac-
count OF measles
/ June Battle is visiting in Chicago
this week.
FOUR-B.
Evelyn Mollar has returned after
/ a FIVE weeks absence
Charles Bunker and Frederick
Wellington are absent on account Of
! illness.
FOUR-A.
The week Of April J. the four-As
/ bought IS Thrift stamps.
The first row Is ahead in c0mbina-
tions in the four-A
TTVE-B.
Bernard Wngore has been sick all
week
We are making lamp shades for
the soldiers
The dve-A grade is making lamp
] ..r
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
BINGHAM SCHOOL
Alberta Ditseh ana Edward Hunt.
GENERAL MEMS.

GIN tltkAt4 MN -.
4 great interest is being taken
ir the birds of ,his reeiou. This
week the Bird club sent bird records
o. the school TO create further
interest I'm and "a love for our festh-
cred friends Many pupils recog-
nized the different calls and SONGS
reproduced We thank the club
for this pleasant half hour.
Gardens are the topic of interest
in many OF our homes The flower
ard vegetable seeds came and were
distributed this week.
The art teacher. AIiss Lockhart.
has been unable 90 meet her classes
for several DAYS We trust she may
soon Pee with u.s. again.
Miss Buchheit is at school again
after AN absence of almost two
weeks We are slad 20 have her
with us.
one of our BOYS. Vernon Freed.
lost his sister last week. The SYM
palhy of The entire school is with
him.
we have had several new pupils
,his week This tells us That the
city is growing.
.. r. Jouz of the South Bend
r. NJ. c.. A. came i'm ON Tuesday
morning 20 invite the upper grade
bows 60 Be guests OF the association
co. that evening. They We're please :
90 Ice invited
GRADE SE,NEN-A
stella SuuiIand OF Knox. Ind. has
entered our class We are glad 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
FIRST PRIZE.
Trc,a Norton. Haley school

When 1 grow up I Will be a school
teacher. First of all 3 will have TO
Hui~h Haley school then go 20 high
school. and If can . intend 10 go
Go college. ] enjoy teaching any
one think it is fun. ann all
ways perfectly satisfied If have
some little children to teach.
] would like % be "a history teach
er because that lesson appeals 10
me most School teaching les not
hard work and you get paid quite
well so l believe 7 would rather be
school teacher than anything else.
also earnestly desire 90 be a
good citizen and loyal American.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
KINDERGARTEN.

KINDERGARTEN.
We all had a happy Easter.
Many OF our children are buying
Thrift stamps.
Jack Talcott is sick and has been
away from school for several days
Kenneth Kouts has the mumps.
Ida Katherine Burchsrd Is alb
sent on' account OF sickness.
We will be so glad when these
children all come back to kinder
garten.
ROOM ONE.
Mary McCabe has entered our
room.
Mrs. Crager, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs.
Meyer and Mrs. Hndebrand are
among our recent visitors.
We studied the meadow lark.
Kentucky cardinal and ed-headed
woodpecker for nature study.
We are now 100 percent in Thrift
stamps and We had a lovely parade.
We went into all the other rooms
and told the pupils that we were
helping Uncle Sam in the war.
ROOM TWO.
John Ensberger. Marion Muir
dock and Frances Wilson started 70
buy Thrift stamps this week. We
hope to have others begin buying
soon.
The tale of Bunny Cotton Tail"
! is very interesting and the children
await eargerly for each new chap
ter.
GRADE THREE
Several Of our girls and boys are
| i'll with the humps. We miss them
and will be glad when they can
come back
Our memory verse for this week
/ is:
All that you do
Do with your might:
Things done by halves
( Are never done right
In our nature study we are watch
ing for the birds as they come back
TO their summer homes.
The following pupils had perfect
attendance from Feb. ( 20 March %:
Ida Garlat Geraldine FlageL Ken
meth GOllatz, Marie Hawblitzel,
Adrian Kline, Harry Klopfenstein,
Carolyn Lake, Eugene Patterson,
Florence RintzSch and Helen ROg-
ers.
We have had no tardy marks this
semester thus far. We are working
very hard to make a perfect record
for the whole semester.
FOUR-B.
We are 100 percent efficient in
the purchase Of Thrift stamps. We
have bought over $50 worth.
In an arithmetic test the follow
ing pupils received 100: Hugh Yo-
der and Augusta Garlat.
In an applied spelling test John
Smith and Lillian Wilson received
! 100 percent
Richard Gollatz. Augusta Garlat.
FOltz and Paul Wray had perfect
attendance during the last eight
weeks.
We received Easter seals on our
lspelling papers last week.
We had SO percent attendance
during the past eight weeks. There
were no tardy marks.
John Smith was absent Monday
and Tuesday.
FOUR-A.
We have 100 percent Thrift
stamp banner. We were the sec
ond room in the building TO have
100 percent. We have % pupils in
the room, and we have bought $71
worth Of Thrift stamps.
We are making our designs for
the eyeshades which we are making
: for the Red Cross.
ROOM SEVEN.
The absent ones this week were
Clyde Brewer and Frank KlOpfen-
stein.
Monday we received our report
cards.
We won the WE Y L banner for
having the best attendance for the
last eight weeks. Our averages was
81 percent plus.
Our memory gem is:
OF all sad words OF tongue or pen,
The saddest are these, 1T might
have been"
John Greenleaf Whittier.
Our room is trying 10 make the
Germans say: 1T might have
been"
ROLAND Ritter has joined the
Thrift club.
We have been making up poems
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
Herman Watson, Editor
ROOM ONE.

Alice CLANCY. Violet Shupert and
Darwin Morris have not missed one
day in the first eight weeks of our
new semester.
Elmer Jack is out of school with
the chicken poX.
The first grade is finishing Red
Cross thread winders, which are to
be sent 10 soldiers at home or in
France
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
KINDERGARTEN.

Martha May Fox just entered the
kindergarten, having moved from
Niles. Mich.
Last week the kindergarten chill
dren walked to the green house and
bought an Easter lilly.