The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-03-29
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HELEN ADAMSON, Editor

Student Body of the HIGHS. was
held last Friday In the Sophomore
and Freshmen assembly. There was
no old business to come before the
body, so new business was taken In
hand. The new constitution was read
to the body, but will not be reported
on until next meeting as it has to be
read once or twice before adoption.
AS there was no other business to be
brought before the body. the meeting
adjourned.
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The committee appointed by the
Civic Club composed of Mrs. Ray
Fisher, (chairman) Mrs. Erskine,
Mrs. Pike, Mrs. Adamson and Mrs.
Morrison, have just finished judging
the stories submitted by the students
Of the Humboldt County High School
for the Robert McCutchen Brown
Memorial Contest. The story writ
ten by Greta Wells was given first
place, and that of Ruth Hubbard, sec
ond place. These stories have been
forwarded to the State Chairman In
Reno, where the best stories from the
Whole state will be selected.
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The drawing for this years annual
Is being made. and the pictures that
were taken this week will almost
complete the work that is to be done
on the book.
Phil Roberts was absent from
school last week.
Blanche Gutherie was absent a day
last week.
Doris Brown has been absent all
week on account of sickness.
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Last week the old football grounds
back of the High School were sur
veyed and a race track and baseball
respected, and womarhood honored,
and where civiliz alton has advanced,
and L will show you a place where
the religion of Jesus Christ, the Son
of God, has first gone and paved the
way" All that civilization has that
antiquity has not is Jesus.
oh, that 1 had been there. We had
a representative. He said: MY
Lord and My God"
Episcopal Chu1th
A very beautiful Easter service was
held at the Episcopal church Sunday
and the edifice was crowded to the
doors, 1t being necessary to use many
extra chairs. Through the efforts of
lady members the church was beau
tifully decorated. large brass pro-
cessional cross. purchased by men,
bers as a memorial to the late Mrs
George Southwark, adding much to
Twenty children and about ten
adults composed the regular vested
choir. Special Easter music of very
high order was greatly enjoyed. some
Of 1t being composed by Rev Hoering
The vicar.
Services were conducted at Battle
Mountain Sunday night by Rev Hoer-
ng and he reports an unusually large
A children's Sunday
school procession took part in the
opening exercises, and a large and
we'll trained choir furnished special
Easter music.
The offerings received at both the
Ninnemucca and Battle Mountain
on that day are reported by
Rev. Hoering as unusually large.
Catholic Church
Both masses were well attended at
st. Paul's Catholic church Easter
Sunday. The altar was beautifully
with Easter lilies and car
nations, with many candles. Singing
II "Leonard's Mass" was very good,
the solos.
For his sermon Father Meisekothen
ook as a text from Cor. XIV, IA:
If Christ is not risen again from the
lead our preaching is In vain and
your faith Is also vain"
He brought out during the sermon
he proofs given for the resurrection
rom the scriptures, because the fact
II the resurrection is the foundation |
II Christian faith, as Christ Himself
jailed upon this miracle as a con-
vincing proof Of his divinity.
Christian Science
Service at the Christian Science
.hurch was also unusually well at
ended Easter Sunday morning. No
Decial services ware beld tho haliaf |