The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-12-08

The Girl from KalamaZoo---------...--
................................Co Mae Crawford
Lucinda, Aunt Mary's property.---..-,--.
Devin
Daisy Mullins, villager.----.---.--.......-....
.......................... .Mercedeth James
Eva, Betty's Lucia Benge
A matinee will be given at three
o'clock for all school children. Ad-
mission rs cents. If there are any
mothers who wish to come In the after
noon they may do so by paying the
regular admission, rs cents. The eve
ming performance will begin at 500
o'clock The admission for all school
students will be so cents; for all others
rs cents.
Ellis Irwin, property man for the
coming high school play, 'The Rejuv-
enation Of Aunt Mary" has quite a
difficult matter on his hands in the
first act when he has to depict an cleo
trical storm with lightning. rain and
thunder all at the same time. How
ever, he says that he has already hg-
ured out how he will arrange things
so the audience will think that Jack
and Betty have just come in out OF
storm II the storm was all he had TO
do, Ellis would not worry, but in addi-
ton. he has to get a large number OF
properties and several assistants to
move them. He is very busy getting
these properties together and we feel
confident that he will have them all
there when the day that the play is to
be given comes around.
Last week the good smells that came
up to the auditorium from the domestic
science department signified that the
cooks were preparing banquet Tor
themselvs, which took place at hve-
thirty Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Norris was a guest, The menu
was as follows. fruit cocktail veal
loaf, dressing, mashed potatoes, gravy
Parkerhouse rolls, cranberry jelly
pineapple sherbert, chocolate cake.
Were YOU ever sued for breach OF
promise? II not, be sure and see what
happened to Jack when the girl from
Kalamazoo brought ffteen-thousand-
dollar suit against him.
As a second George Washington,
Aunt Mary certainly takes the cake
She doesn't believe in telling lies, in
fact, she says there is no use Of doing
so-but wait and see the play, to see
how this clever, but surprisingly inno-
cent old lady gets away with her
stories"
II YOU are looking for maid and
general manager, we strongly recon-
mend Betty, who DISCUSSES herself in
the costume of her maid, in order to
keep an eye on Aunt Mary while she
is visiting in the city
The Freshmen are always said to be
the most timid class in school but this
wear tables are turned. The class OF
,25 held its first class party at the
school house on December @ The
basement was gaily decked out in red
brown and green crepe paper, their
class colors. Games were played dur
ing the evening and light luncheon
consisting of cake and salad was
served We take 1t they all had
good time. because when the fact Is
mentioned they merely laugh and say,
"Oh. we had a swell time" and then
approach another topic.
Tho Juniors have been making
study of magazines for the past week
Reports on the best magazines Of each
tvpe were made by the different stu
dents,
Come and see II you agree with
Glover that Aunt Mary is more like
moth ball than fluff ball.
A telegram A shrek! Someone
frantically claws the air and tumbles
into space. What can be the cause OF
all this disturbance? Watch Mitchell
solve the mystery, Friday, Dec, 18TH
in THE Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary
Bob Burnett Is a typical brother, who
gets mighty impatient with Betty for
stopping to firt when he's In hurry
He saws, "She drives me to suicide Just
for fun"
Last wednesday the pupils were all
delighted to receive their monthly re-
mort cards The cards this month were
much better than last. II we continue
at the rate we are now going the en-
tire high school will be honor stu
dents before the year is over
Women!
It YOU want to find out the latest
means Of carrying money come to see
"The Re1uvenation Of Aunt Mary"
The basketball boys heaved a lone
sigh Of relief on Tuesday when 1t was
announced to them that the slow-but-
sure sewing class had at last finished
their basketball trousers.
Aunt Mary's cigarettes are more
comical than successful
Better late than never" seems to be
the idea the Sophs have, for in a class
meeting last week they selected theiI
motto which is: 'We have reached tht
hills, the mountains lie beyond" They
also decided upon the tea rose as theil
class flower.
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