The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-03-03

last Wednesday and Thursday nights.
On Wednesday night they played with
the Hays High School and Hays won
with score of % to Ii. On Thurs
day night they played with the Col
lege. The College team also won with
a score of 26 to 19.
Last Friday, Mr.. Wooster and Mrs.
Walter B. Roberts went to Paradise
for the closing of School Fair. Mrs.
Roberts spoke to the ladies in the
afternoon on the subject of Art. At
night Mr.. Wooster addressed COM
munity meeting on Consolidation. Re-
representatives. from several districts
attended the meeting.
Last Friday, Mr.. Rankin went to-
Fairport and spoke to a community
meeting on the subject OF Consolida-
ton. The Fairport people are serious
ly considering modern consolidated
school.
Mrs. Malloy and the Ladies Quar-
tet gave a concert at Dorrance, last
Saturday night. The members of the
quartet are: ua Mort, Elizabeth
Gallon, Harriet Dague, Bernice Fow-
ler, and Jessie Granger, accompanist.
Last Tuesday evening, Phidelah
Rice, of the Powers School of Oratory
gave an Interpretation of Peaceful
Valley" by Edward E. Kidder.
Peaceful Valley" is rural comedy
and is a play through which, more
than any other, Mr.. Rice's reputation
was made Mr.. Rice is most pleas
ing speaker on the platform. He has
!. a fine, well modulated voice and his
stage presence is most pleasing. Mr..
Rice is a model that any interpreter
might envy.
Mrs. MaHoy's F. H. n. Quartet gave
concert at Hill City, Wednesday
evening. The Quartet went as far
as WaKeeney on No. 169 and was
met by automobiles from Hill City.
They returned to WaKeeney in time
for No. 1O2 the same evening.
Prof. W. D. Shewman will give
lecture at Ransom on Friday evening
to a community meeting. Mr.. Shew-
man will speak on the subject. of con-
solidation and show the Sargent and
Holcomb pictures.
Mr.. Manoy's Glee Club consisting
of Adelbert Cowan, Edmund Brun-
gardt, Edwin Harris, Harold KEGS
ling, Edward Law, Elmo Meade, Lee
Row Opdycke, Lanning Rankin, Ever
EFT Richardson, Robert Spencer, Clair
Wilson and Floris Shade, will give
concert at Prairie Home Church on
Friday evening. Prairie Home Church
is twelve miles north of WaKeeney in
the Law neighborhood.
Mr.. W. D. Shewman will go to
Quinter on Saturday, to speak before
a consolidation meeting. There is
move to transform the Quinter Rural
High SCHOOL, into a Consolidated
School, but the patrons wish to in
vestigate thoroughly the subject of
consolidation before making the
change.
At a meeting of the Plainville
Commercial Club next Tuesday even
ING. Pres. Lewis will deliver the
principle address. Mrs. Malloy's
Quartet has been invited to sing on
this occasion.
The Y. w. C. A. sextette viii give
\ series of concerts next week. They
will present their program at Brook
vile on Tuesday night, Bunkerhin on
Wednesday night. and Russell on
Thursday night.
The F. H. N. Glee Club has ar
ranged a tour OF engagements be-
ginning Monday night, March 14th,
at Hays and includes programs at
WaKeeney, GrainfeId, Oakley, Colby,
Goodland, Hoxie, Hill City, Morland
and Plainville. Clair Wilson and Elmo
Meade made the bookings last week
The Glee Club will appear under the
auspices Of high schools and the
American Legion.
The Prssbyterian Church of Hays
In perfecting q program for the
future the Assembly at its meeting on
Sunday. the 27th, did not lose sight
of the fact that the business OF the
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