The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-08-04
Normal School Notes

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Last Saturday evening the Misses
Rud's student teachers and . few
other friends ut 4 picnic supper at
Oak Park.
The students and faculty were CIV
en- musical treat on Thursday morn
ing when Mr.. Vernon jacobson and
Mr.. Grady Cox rendered several Sc
lections It the Assembly period. Mr..
Jacobson has very Rne baritone
voice which he has been training I'M
der the direction Of . Conservatory
at Cincinnati and Mr.. Cox is an in
structor in piano At the same con-
Recitative from the Rage Of the Tenn
and Waves, both from julius Caesar
er; Tommy Lad by Margetson and
the Eagle by Busch. Mr.. Cox played
a Minuet by Beethoven and Rhap-
S0f Fresa L. i. i Beele ley at tnnSa meet
at Bismarck on Tuesday Of last week.
DR.. F. L. Householder appeared
before the students on Wednesday
WOIHAus anu gave AL IHotIUStAVS
talk on Oral Hygiene.
At the regular devotional meeting
of the Wv. C. A. held on Wednes-
day afternoon the following program
was rendered. Devotions in charge
Of Miss Clara Gaardsmoe, Piano Solo,
Miss Ada Lantz, and an address by
Mrs. T., A. Olson on the theme, "The
Source Of our Help"
Sunday was Guest Day at the
Dormitory. The regular residents
were given the privilege of inviting
friends for dinner and a number
availed themselves Of the opportunity.
Some thirty or more guests enjoyed
the meal, among whom were includ-
ed the Faculty Male Quartette. These
gentlemen sang several numbers both
during the meal and at the informal
"Sing" in the parlor which followed.
Miss Ada Lantz played short pro-
gram Of piano music at Assembly on
Monday. She chose to interpret the
following. The Second Mazurka by
GODDARD; Valse Chromatique by Le-
schetisky and the Fantasia in C
Minor by Mozart.
Friday was a red letter day at the
Normal School. There was a con-
ference of the State Supt. of Public
Instruction, Miss Minnie J. Nelson
with the County Superintendent of
the northwestern part of the state.
Those in attendance included j. H.
Phelps of Divide; George Hilyer of
Williams, Edwina Knecht of McKen-
zie; E. L. Kingsley Of Renville; Mary
Stannard of, Burke; Luella Narcotic
| Of Rollette; Sara Guss of Pierce;
Miss Smith of McHenry and Deputy
Supt. Steffeck of Ward. On Friday
afternoon Mrs. Gertrude. S. Has
brouck, Field Secretary of the Ma
tional Child Welfare Association
spoke on various aspects of the Child
Welfare work. She also met several
groups of young women on Saturday
morning. She brought with her q
fine exhibit of posters that may be
used in the schools. Saturday NOM
ing Mr.. w. F. Clarke, Miss Huldah
Winsted and Mrs. Florence and stu
dents and Miss Nelson conducted a
round table.
One of the things that made the
stay of the Superintendent here very
pleasant was an auto ride given to
them and also to the students and
faculty of the summer session. More
than so autos were provided by the
members of the Minot Auto Club
which carried their guests in two re-
lays thru many of the beautiful
strests of Minot and then out several
miles on the T.R. Highway with the
intention of meeting the party from
Duluth en- route to Glacier Park. This
party was delayed, however, and did
not reach Minot until about seven in
the evening.
The visiting Superintendent were
entertained at a six o'clock dinner
served at the Episcopal Guild Hall
together with the faculty of the Nor
NAL. Table decorations were in
sweet peas. Pres. L. H. Beeler pre-
sided over q brief program following
the dinner at which the speakers were
Miss Hazel McCullock and Miss Min
ME J. Nelson.
The Duluth party Of Trail Blazers
on the T. r. Highway were the guests
Of the Normal School together with
the student body and the citizens OF
Minot on Friday evening when the
Minot Band gave . concert on the
campus. Following the concert there
were brief addresses by visitors and
citizens of Minot and informal sing
ing.