The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-07
TEACHERS ARE GUESTS or
nOTE At lone BANQUET
Delightful Get Acquainted Even
ing Enjoyed BY City Educa
tors ard Members Of Local
Civic Organization

With tho spiFss q siSie Improve
meat running hlsh ana the Rand q
good fellowshia extended the teach
ers ana RnsasiAaa aes q she lone
hotel lae, nikhs - tho ilrss sanqug'
IL ne Kind 10 he held Ii she city
WIN a Few exceptions Al she teach
ora II shs schools 1t Guthrie ~vFe
present Plates were scr Zoe loo and
rcry seat VAS ossaned The pro
gram vas opsned by tho Ro'aT Msls
chorus ~hloh has gainea feme fo'
the classic slnslns. every one seeelt.
ed their numbers a. q musical 'fs'a'
Il IA 10 he regretted hat
lhe affair Of iAas aishs ~aa the
sirst time that anything of she Kind
has been doue ia uasafse. rhis y
ia accord with the plan q ihe later
national Rotary Brotherhood 60 bfink
about clonur cooperation hesween
buaincan men and teachers IN order
so better serve the nevds % boys
boyw aaa glrla Who are % he car tu'
tnrc cltlAnns A feature u sha ovT'
ntnrN cnsortainmuns MAS tho asanndid
music hy tha Rotary chorus
Dr Rhnhaupt introduced Nf Bailey
X oklahoma cs,y who apeke - ho'
safianlsm aud ~ relation % lhe pub
he schools, cmphaelslas lhe lael shai,
Rotary. a. an International efganlsa-
tion had pledged Itselt 20 bFipg about
better educational conditions lie
urged upon the teachers tAe meet q
becoming psu of the enn'mun''y
ana joining with the Rotary ~ lhe
worldwide poryiee
Mrs John saeeY spoke IN appfeoie.
ton of Igolarys bela N Hchool prob.
loma. Nnce isa organization ~ uush.
ric she suggested that ~ nishs A..
tuai the remmerelallslua ~ oar enslt
munlsy IN Aaegiug children Interested
IL school ami prolnaed proper play.
ground equipment and supervision an
a possible AID
Mrs Larkin IA hef eapaeity AZ nor
NAL training eupms lsof commented
ulun thc splendid warA being dome ~
an the grade schools she felt that IN
splio 81 the many discoufaeemenis
and handlcws. The teachers mission
was to "Keep soln
Miss Mauaret lssrne responded
with TIE sentiment Thar the nellie
mum had surely come. declaring that
she had ont.lived the old generation
and was living with a new She r.
minded the RotAriana that thu train
ms ln patriotism taught lp nu'
schools accounted FOR many % ils
sacrifices IL the lata war Mention
too. IA made ~ the teaching ~ thrift
10 lho children AZ reeonalruetiu
measure. ass y
Miss smith. Of the Red Gross. talk
ID about the medical side q school
work, showing ho~ pitiful easqa ot De
lliuqueucy and physical shffeFlng
might be rcmedled through education
She explained how hard II IL 20 han
die situations in which those con
cerned. have no training 10 hygiene
and health
Superintendent, Peak. as both Hp
tartan and teacher. spoke Of the yaln'
Of the getting together of patron and
teacher. He suRgested that Il woult
be wcll for the teachers to be repre-
sented ia the Chamber u Commurcs
as one of the means of understanding
community needs Announcement VA
made that un instructor 0f sAfawlnl
and music haa breu secured aud vii
begin work Monday Under The a.
rcctlon Of Mrs Dlbbens plans ar
being made FOR the Introduction o
physical training In the grades
In this pleasant and profitable evs
ming. We feel that Rotary has agail
tut into practice ~ motto he prot
lis most who serves hest
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