The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
WEST LIBERTY
NORMAL NOTES
III. Christian Associasi lions.

The Christian Associations.
The two Christian associations are
having their regular weekly meeting.
The Y. NJ C. 4. met Thursday at noon
with Mr.. c. NJ. koon as leader. The
boys are studying the Psalms and their
value.
The Y. W. c. A. met Tuesday after
noon with Miss Lueckle as leader. The
topic for discussion was The Shadows
We CAST" A large number OF girls at
tended, and the program wasrInadc in
terest!ng by the following numbers:
Miss Margaret Gibson Explained
Matthew S:l4.
Miss Eleanor Bali explained Matthew
6:15.
Miss Neva Smith read poem.
Miss Mira Hartley talked on the topic
Of discussion.
Miss Carrie Dague explained The
Psalm Of Life by Longfellow.
The meeting was then opened for dis
cussions, and several students and
teachers gave short talks on the subject.
Rico school Graduates TWO.
West Liberty Normal was represent
cd at the Rice school graduating exer-
ciSes Thursday. 14th. by Miss Maude
witherson, Margaret Lewis, Maria
Hartley, Lala Natures, Rebecca McCol-
loch. Thelma Montgomery and Mr.. Z. J.
Patterson.
The Rice school Is taught by Mrs. r.
NJ. Lewis. Two boys finished the eighth
grade, Howard Shook of Potomac and
Clyde Wright of near West Alexander.
Parents and friends OF the pupils en-
joyed a picnic dinner in the school. and
after the meal the exercises were held.
The Normal school girls also gave a
program. Thelma Montgomery gave
reading. as did Maria Hartley. Rebecca
McColloch sang a beautiful solo. Mar
garet Lewis. the yiolinst, played 4 solo.
Lala Matthews sang soprano solo.
The school picnic and graduating eNer-
cises were enjoyed by all the visitors.
Field Meet.
Friday afternoon, April Is. the public
schools Of Liberty district held a field
meet on the Normal athletic field. 1t
consisted Of volley ball games. SO and
100 yard dashes. 220 yard run, relay
races and jumping event. The Rough
and Ready school won over the other
schools with 80 points. The schools
taking part were: West Liberty. rooms
]. 2 and 5; Valley Grove rooms and
2; Rough and Ready, McGrawS Run;
Rice, Potomac and Centre
living Literary Society.
On Friday evening, April IS. the IT.
wing Literary society gave the follow
ing program:
AVA t1uut SdEC 4 taIh on the SUBJECT,
THE Irish Question"
Alvin Slater also gave a talk on the
subject, Can Germany Pay"
Interpreta lions OF nursery rhymes
were given by the following girls: Cecile
Zitzman Ethelena Dixon, Zelda Howard
Aida Wilson, Dorothy Bonar and Bessie
Crawford
Anna Parsons read an essay entitled
Lack Of Humor in the World"
A reading was given by Harold Gar
rison.
The following visitors gave short
talks: Francis Freshwatcr. David Wayt
Lawrence and Herbert Heft and Mr.. Z.
J. Patterson.
Miss Morgan. acting faculty critic.
and Day Fftzsimmons. student critic,
gave their reports.
A social hour was enjoyed by all on
the campus.
Saturday the members Of the Up
streamers class Of the Methodist Epis-
eopal church gave party in the gym
nasium OF tho Normal
The decorations were carried out IN
the color scheme Of pink and white.
The evening was opened with the
game, Gross Questions and Silly An
swers." which furnished much fun.
PUSSY Wants a Corner was enjoyed
by everyone, because soEle had not
played it for years. The last day Of
school In the first grade was given. with
Catherine Young as teacher. She had
as her pupils Zach Springer. Margaret
Harris, Maudc King, Joe Hunt and c.
NJ Koon. Each Of these little" children
rccited such readings as Mary Had a
Little Lamb" Twinkle, Twinkle. Little
Star" and Little Jack Horner."
Mrs. c. N. koon sang beautiful solo
sponded to an encore
Gross tho Ocean" was fully enjoyed
by all, especially those who did not get
across on boat and had to swim by
finishing the story.
In pic eating contest Paul Palmer
won the victory over Harold Millikin
and Berlin Smith
The charades kept everyone guessing
until the characters were tired Of per-
forming.
At late hour refreshments were
served.
Personals.
The following students have entered
the Normal school: Mr.. s. Il. Grimm OF
Reader, Pa; Miss Helena Freidley Of
Proctor. W. Va: Miss Eleanor Oldham
of Claysyille, Pa.
Visitors from Wheeling at the dorrni-
tory were: Cornelius Gaynor. J. c. Stro-
bel, William Cotton, Howard Nay, Paul
Majesty, Jessie NJ. Allen, Virginia
Cowan, Helen Cook.
The following spent the week end at
home: Florence Evans. Matilda Lorentz.
Wilma Weimer. Elizabeth Cowan, Mar
garet LAWS, Anna Baggctt. Estella Hay
den, Henrietta Linton. Margaret Gaypor
and Martha Majesty
Misses Lala Matthews and Ella Dow
Ter are observing this week at Hope
school and city schools at Moundsville
and Cameron.
Mrs. ]. G. Lowers spent several days
with her father in West Liberty.
Miss Pearl Boggess Of Parkersburs
u visiting her sister, Mildred
Miss Edna yelling. teacher at Cen
ire school visited Mildred Warner at the
dormitory.