The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-02-24

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school to him.
Mildred Fleming who has been
teaching in District No. of this
county, has been forced to give up
her school. Mrs. Mary Mock Gardels
will finish the term for her.
Lester Wilson, B. S. 20, who is
teaching at Palco, brought the basket
ball team from his high school to
Hays, Saturday, in order that the
boys might practice on the Coliseum
arena floor.
Fred Sites has been missing from
the Cafeteria since Friday, the 18th.
He is at home for the time being with
sore eyes and will remain there until
his eyes are well enough for his re-
turn to school.
Lena Ebel spent Sunday at her
home in Russell.
Celia Muir spent the week end at
her home near Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malloy, Mr.. Roberts
and Mrs. Lee gave a recital Friday
evening, at the Law church north of
WaKeeney.
The F. H. N. Ladies Quartette was
called to Rush. Saturday, to take the
place of Miss Lizzie E. Wooster at the
Rush County Teachers Association.
The trip was made in the school car,
and Mrs. Malloy accompanied the
girls.
Mrs. Jules Pimienta has been quite
i'll during the last week. Capt. PIN
ienta was unable to meet his class at
Russell, Wednesday, because of her
illness.
Amy Richardson is very i'll at this
writing.
Agnes Lynch has enrolled in the
Sophomore College Class. She at
tended school here two years ago.
Last year she taught in Logan. Her
brother, Christy Lynch, has enrolled
in the Freshman Glass.
Hazel Dawley who missed a week
Of school on account of tonsilitis, is
/ back in school again.
A new dictaphone has been in
stalled in the general office by the
Montgomery Book & Stationery Co.
of Salina.
Five thousand preliminary an
nouncements for this years Music
Festival are being mailed this week
TO the people of Western Kansas.
The new Summer School Bulletins
and Rural Education Pamphlets have
been received from the State Printer.
Mrs. Roberts will go to Paradise on
Friday, to speak to the Women's Club
on the subject of Art. In the evening
Mr.. Wooster will address a commun-
ity meeting on the subject of consol-
idation.
Mr.. Rankin will address an aud
fence at Fairport on the subject of
consolidation, Friday of this week.
The Lord must love flunkers- he
made so many of them.
William Heard spent the week end
at his home north of Russell.
Supt. A. N. Mccullough, of Els
worth county, called at the Normal
Office this week
Iona Goetchius met Mr.. Rankin's
Chemistry classes during his absence
Mr.. Montague, Mr.. Shewman, and
Mr.. Rankin will go to Hill City, Wed
nesdays February %, to act as judges
in a debate between the high schools
of Colby and Hill City.
A merry punster declares that the
rain got lost last evening. At any
rate, he asserts that when he got uI
this morning, he looked for it and
found it was mist.-Ex.
The Graduating class of the Acad
emic department ordered class rings
They ordered through the home
jeweler, Tholen There were thirteen
who ordered the rings. On These
rings were engraved F. H d
Acd. '21.
The Campfire Girls met Thursda!
/ evening. There is large number O
girls enrolled in Campfire for activit,
r credit and they are looking forwar,
: to many good times. and much usefu
instruction in the near future.
Mrs Edna Fulton, '16, was il
Hays, Wednesday evening She i
T the Home Economics teacher in Ellis
Miss Jennie Carpenter, of Cen
tralia, Mo-, who came to Fort Hay
, Normal to study organ with MI
Roberts, has finished her course an
returned to her home. Miss Carpente
has high appreciation of Wester
J, Kansas, the Normal School and tn
courses that it offers.