The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-26
sehoal Notes.

have been adopted In the forth.
fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
grades of the Salmon schools.
The Thanksgiving program was
well attended and the children per
formed most creditably
The second six weeks period will
lend Friday. December 3. Report
cards will be issued Tuesday, Deem
Der 7.
Next week will be Red Cross seal
week and rewards will be given for
special effort In the sale. ANY stu
dent may sell stamps. The rewards
will be as follows: Any grade school
student who sells stamps TO the val
ne OF SIS or more will receive one
perfect lesson mark In each subject
Any high school student who sells
$40 worth win be given one credit
point on the first semester's work
Students will get these stamps at the
office and sign fer same. A complete
record will be kept so that. students
shall receive the credit merited The
sale will open Monday morning and
| all reports must be in by p. M. on
| Friday when contest closes.
The first basket ball game Of the
season December 8, high school vs..
town team.
| Monday was old clothes day and a
quantity CT garments was collected
land turned over to the county Red
Cross nurse for distribution where
needed
| The hot lunch service Is now ma.
tionally advocated and employed in
thousands OF schools. The Salmon
schools are lining up with the others
and hot soup and chocolate are serv-
ed ut cost to those students who bring
their lunches. The movement is a
great success under the excellent
supervision OF the home economics
department.
| The eighth grade was the banner
room fer the Americans Creed for
| the week Of November to Is. The
third and fourth grades on the east
side won the distinction for the week
OF November Is TO 10.
| School begins at 1855 a. m. and al
! p. N.
| News Items from Fifth and Sixth.
The young pupils OF the fifth and
sixth grades. Brooklyn school, hand
ed In the following news reports,
Iamong other contributions, as 4 part
OF their regular school room work:
! In geography tests held this w'etk
those receiving 95 and above were
Kathyrn Long. Mildred Pfremmer,
Rudolph Steeples, Jack Maher Elmer
Yearian and George Young.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Brown will be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Nor.
ton on Thanksgiving Day.
Tho children OF the west side
school cleaned up the school grounds
Wednesday,
In fifth grade history test this
week the following received grade
of 1905 Richard Aware. Charles
Herndon, Helen Norton, Pete STRAIT
ton. Everett Stroud and Richard
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder entertained q
number of friends, at Thanksgiving
dinner In honor OF Mr. Elder father
a civil war veteran.
A valuable thoroughbred COW OF
the Ernest Long ranch died last
week from black-leg. The rest OF
the herd have been vacinated
The Owen Swift family had as
Thanksgiving day guests Uncle
Steve Manfull, Ed Manfull, Nell Man
full and Mrs, Fordyce.
Robert Wickham OF the third grade
had a birthday party Tuesday even
ing. About ten of his friends Were
present to enjoy an evening of games
and other stunts. Robert Is now
eight years OF age,
Mrs. Frank Harris entertained al
a Thanksgiving feast at her home or
the Ferguson ranch.
Miss Myrtle Guntzman Is sick al
her home up the Salmon river Al
OF her friends will be glad when she
can return to school.
Mrs. Gordon paid visit to hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Price
and her childrenn this week coming
from Gilmore last Saturday. She Il
employed at the =. l. mine.
Miss Clarissa Conroy of Seattl,
is spending Thanksgiving with he
tier Mrs TAYLOR -