The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-01-20
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Miss Doris Marie Decide of Lucas,
Kansas, and Howard Harold of Ores
den, Kansas, were united in marriage
December %, 1920, at 7:3O p. m.
The ceremony was performed by
Reverend Mr.. McKie at the Baptist
Parsonage at Lucas, Kansas. Only
immediate relatives of the bride were
present. Miss Decide was a student
of the Fort Hays Normal School two
years ago and has been teaching at
Lincoln, Kansas, where she will con-
tinue her work until the close of the
spring term. The groom will con-
tinue his work at the Fort Hays Nor
NAL. He receives his B. S. Degree in
May.
While no definite plans have been
made, Mr.. Harold will probably teach
or enter business in SaIina, Kansas.
THE LEADER joins their many
friends in wishing them happiness.
The recital given Tuesday evening
by the students of the music depart
ment and the physical training de-
partment, was a very interesting feat.
Miss Jennie Carpenter, of Sedalia,
Mo-, furnished highly appreciated
organ number at the opening and
close of the program.
Scotty Philip, seven year old,
handled well three piano selections,
/ all memory work. Edmund Brungardt,
possessor of an excellent tenor voice,
delivered a production of Barker's
''Tho the Road be Long" Lanning
Rankin displayed his usual brilliancy
in a Sinding number. Elmo Meade,
lyric tenor, recited in a very pleasing
voice ''Wait" by D'Hardelot and Gun
| til' by Sanderson.
Goldie Cummings and Mary JAG
obs piano selections were especially
good and Jessie Granger played a
much appreciated violin selection.
The solo dance given by Dorothy
King and Reva Ferguson was artistic
ally produced and displayed splendid
music Interpretation.
Honor has again come to Fort Hays
Normal In the Poster Contest held
by the State Agricultural College
our school won first, second and
fifth places.
All the state colleges and some Of
the larger high schools which have ar
supervisors entered the contest
Seven posters were sent from here
The slogan worked out in poste1
form was, "Use More Milk" Thest
postetrs will be used by the Agricult
ural College in the campaign it i
putting on in rural districts to per
suade people to use the milk the!
now waste.
Anna BruIl was awarded the frs
prize, twenty-five dollars; Edith Lit
=: tltr won a ten dollar prize; and Ebbi
Richardson took fifth place.
Kansas University and WIGHT
: High School won third and fourt
places, respectively.
The honor these students have wo
reflects upon the Art Department
and certainly shows what kind o
work Mrs. Roberts classes art doing
Before the holidays, each girl tax
ing work in the Department made ST
. Christmas presents ;some made man,
Bernice Fowler returned to schoo
! Wednesday, after few days absence
She was called home by the seriou
illness of her sister, Helen.
l Zula Beougher, a Life Certifcat
graduate of this school, was marriet
: to Stanley Simpson at Grinnell
Christmas Day.
Ethel Spencer returned Sunda,
night from Birmingham, Alabama
where she held position in the offic
of the hospital in which her sister
Mary, is taking nurses training
Mary graduates in May.
Tom Mock, a graduate of the 2
: Degree Glass, was on the Campus fo
the Saturday basket ball game