Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-09-23
ALBION

~ conducted by Rev. Hartman at
u'' christian church. Everyone
s.uld make it a point to attend.
cooding is starting in the sur
,ounding country after the showers
! the last few days.
NJ. Johnson, his son. Raiph' ana
,.nobter. Elma, made a trip to Spo-
s.no with Ben Manning last Satur-
day.
ouass. the Spokesman-Review
AGENT, was business caller the last
Of the week.
D NJ. Nulty, printer of Pullman,
was in town last Monday.
Oscar Dash has moved into the
house which he recently purchased
tyom Mrs Willoughby We are glad
n welcome him to our town.
The freshmen of the high school
/ mon going to the school house last
Wednesday, morning saw their like
ness hanging from the tower in the
form of dummy. OF course it need
not be said that there was something
doing the minute they set eyes upon
Il. It seems, though, that the up
uer classmen had to rely upon some
help from outsiders which doesn't
speak we'll for them.
c. B. Thornton, principal of the
local schools, attended the lunch
con at the Davenport hotel in Spo-,
kane last Sunday given in honor of
II DR.. ]. T. Tygert, United States COM
missioner of education. A large
number were present and were all
repaid by the address given by DR..
Tygert
Officers for the student body were
elected last Tuesday as follows:
Il Nida Chambers, president; Hazel
II Simpson, vice president; Bernice
Chambers, secretary; Madge Rob
erts, treasurer.
} The different class officers are as
4 follows:
1 Seniors, Elma Johnson, president;
I Howard Coppock, vice PRESIDENT;
Hazel Simpson, secretary; Nida
J Chambers, treasurer.
1 Juniors, Bernice Chambers, presi-
dent; Layne Moys, vice PRESIDENT
Vema Sharp, secretary; Alma Turk,
treasurer.
4 Sophomores, Verle Hittle, presi-
oent; Madge Roberts, vice president;
Lee Robbins, secretary; Bob Cum
Amgham, treasurer.
+ freshmen, Nellie Huff, president;
laVlha Anderson, vice president;
Vleo Baker, secretary; Nardin KuIp,
treasurer.
Inc classes also chose yell lead
~ and class activities: Seniors
howard Coffods, yell leader and
Mss McClaskey, advisor. Juniors
aima Turk, yell leader, and Miss
nun class adviser Sophomores,
,auence Handley, yell leader, and
49, arouse, class adviser. Fresh
MSn' Nardin Kulp, yell leader, and
40 thornton, class adviser.
Inc spirit manifested in the
%looi Is the best for many years
from all indications much good
%A Will be done during the year
- patrons of the district are urged
+" visit the school
Tue moving picture show for next
1ay' september 30, is as follows:
ia Pearson in impossible
uerine'; Charles Hutchison in
M icahe Hutch" and an Aesop's
a. me Fox and the Crow. :"
IpOsslble Catherine" was written
o,oh 'ank 5, Beresford and was
'Oiy suggested by Shakespeare's
uf'al comedy, THE Tanning of
Snrew." 1t is uproariouslv fun
You should be sure to see this.
rrlcane Hutch" is a Pathe serial
rm % episodes, the first of which
M. 0e shown next Friday evening.
S,., the first showing of this
/. al in the Northwest and Albion
~, me distinction of being the first
t,,.u ua IT. There is no murder. no
b,I,,. gun play, but just good, clean
,oaa every minute. This one reel
Do as Is worth the price of the show
AesOp's fable, THE Fox and
,on. Sr0v'" will be as gladly well
w :, as the last two have been.
nisst shows o will be given next Friday
4l the first beginning at and
,bId sst at 8. Admission, all school
; sas 10 cents, and all others,
'n's' Be sure and be present