The Penn's Grove record., 1920-11-26
Penns Grove
School Notes
What Teachers and Pupils Are
Doing Out of the
Ordinary

The pupils of the Fifth grade room
8 contributed $4.35 to the French Res
toration Fund.
They have formed a Junior Audu-
bon Bird Club of 80 members.
The attendance for the past month
was 1904 per cent. Twenty five were
present every day.
Specimens of leaves of native trees
were collected by the pupils and they
made some very pretty drawings of
them.
The members of Grade BIB have or
ganized a Junior Audubon Bird Club
of 40 members, have contributed S2.51
to the French Restoration Fund and
ranked No. A in attendance for Octo-
Der with a percentage of 95.4. Twen-
ty five members of this class were on
the honor roll for a perfect attendance.
Aurora Marina gave 70 cents to-
wards the French Restoration Fund.
She is a little Italian girl, aged 8
years.
Grade ga ranked 5 in attendance
for October with 95.4 per cent. 1884
has been contributed to the French
Restoration Fund. A Junior Audu-
bon Club of Al members has been
formed.
Several very pleasing and attrac-
tive posters have been designed by the
pupils of Grade ga for the Better
English Campaign.
Much interest and enthusiasm has
been shown by the pupils of ga while
studying Community Civics. A copy
of the Borough Ordinances is in daily
use and has been the cause of lively
discussions and spirited inquiries. The
class visited the polling place on cleo
ton day and appreciated the informa-
ton received there.
Nearly $40 were given by the chill
dren of the Public Schools for the
Salem County Memorial Hospital.
The largest amount was given by
Grade 3B.
Many jars of canned fruits, jellies
and vegetables were also given. These
will be forwarded thru the Penns
Grove Woman's Club to the hospital.
Appropriate Thanksgiving exercises
were held in the rooms Wednesday,
afternoon. Several parents were
present. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended at all times for the parents
and friends to visit often.
The pupils of grade BIB have given
Sab for the Salem Hospital Fund.
Marabel Broadway gave Al cents and
Fred Edwards gave SO cents. They
were the highest contributors. All,
with one exception, gave something.
In Grade GA, Sarah E. Ayers teach
er, twenty one pupils were neither tar
dy nor absent during October. The at
tendance was 81 per cent perfect from
September Z to November 10, inclusive.
Money is being given for the French
Restoration Fund.
The following Thanksgiving pro-
gram was rendered on Wednesday af-
ter noon by the pupils of the second
grade, Mrs. Elizabeth F. Pomeroy,
teacher:
Thanksgiving Song ..--...School
Scripture Reading
by Christiana Campbell
Recitation-When Dolly Was Ill
Louis Brandriff
Folk Dance-See You.
Helen Lounsbury, Chas. Nessler,
Mary Rosner.
Earl M~ace-Jesilda Ulissi,
Robert Triple
Ida Ficcadenti ....-.-...Dominic Vitonio
Group of Nursery Songs by School:
Bah, Bah, Black Sheep.
Rock a Bye Baby.
Bean Porridge Hot.
Jack Be Nimble.
Recitation.
Thanksgiving Spirit ..-..Chas. Fleming
MISUNDERSTANDING of Holland.
Alberta Mills, Arthur Brown, Eliza
beth Norton, Herbert Dickinson,
Christiana De Rico, Ernest Zelie,
Edith Marciani. Pierino Gle
menti.
Character Songs.
Little Boy Blue ......-...Mildred Jones
Taro Lau .----------.-..Joseph Clouser
Soldier Boy --.-----------Earl Mace
Farmer Man ..-...-..-..JoSeph Crane
Double Recitation,
Alvin Savers, Earl Mace.
Song-Pilgrim Maidens,
Emily Jarratt, Mildred Blitzstein,
Dorothy Force, Elizabeth Rhodes,
Sylvan Rosenbloth.
American Greed and Flag Song
by School
Prayer Song by School.
High School Notes
How often have we said, ~ wouldn't
mind preparing English if the subject
was not always about something which