The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-04-20
THAT TEACHING BUG

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Say! You may talk about paint and
you may talk about powder,
You may talk Of your neighbor or
about your chowder,
But these things aren't in it, no, not
at all
For there's nothing but teaching talk
ed about in this Hall!
You never heard Of such towns in
your lives,
They're equal in number to Solomon's
wives,
Some names are so strange they sound
like Greek
And under their burden they almost
creak.
But never mind, girls, it's happened
before,
In fact every year for century or
more,
Well all get a place in one place or
another
So let's not get them with such worry
and bother.
Ella Marie Jewell and her sister
in-law,. who has been visiting her,
were at four-course luncheon at the
DR.. Zimmerman home last Friday
noon. Mrs. Jewell left for Litchville
on Saturday morning. We all enjoyed
having her here at the Hall and we
hope she will soon come again.
sybil Farley and Alice Miller are
frequent callers at Wesley. You
can't come too often, girls!
Who likes fudge? Wesleyltes!
Yes, we had another fudge party one
evening last week when the girls OF
the "Prison" gave us treat. Was it
good? Just ask US! Fl
Lavina Register and Elsie Robin
son spent Sunday afternoon and even
ing at the Reverend Chapel home.
They reported lovely time and
delicious" supper.
Marie Mullen and Lillian Tisdale
called on Tom Bradley and Bea Waldo
Tuesday evening.
Boxes are coming again. Bea re-
ceived the best box of homemade
candy from one of her girl friends at
CRYSTAL. As usual we all had a "big
taste" of it. Blanche Houser was
the other lucky girl this week - that
is, when it comes to getting boxes.
Lois Wolf called on Blanche Hou-
ser Sunday afternoon-and then stay
ed and had supper with US.
Esther Tollefson, Minnie Langager,
and Kathleen Parks called at the Hall
on Monday afternoon.
Talk about "Health Brigades." We
surely have them here. If it isn't
drinking water" it is taking "early
morning walks" Grace Jaynes and
Tom Bradley have been starting by
6 a. m.-and they haven't disturbed
US either! Isn't that miraculous?
Miss Hazel Farley of the James
town High School who has been visit
ing her sister, Sybil Farley, during
the past week, has been frequent
caller at Wesley. She 'bunked" with
Lavina Sunday night on account OF
congested conditions at the apart
ments of her sister.
Several of our girls have been at
tending the special meetings at church
this week.
What? The very best coffee serv-
ed by the very best cooks.
When? Any time.
Where? In the Tower Room.
We are glad to add two more Wes-
levites to the number already belong
ing to Societies. Betty Best and
Catherine Doughty Joined the Athe-
neum Society last week.
Elsie Robinson and Edith Stokes
were guests of their former room
mates, Ruth Larson and Harriet
Stein, on Monday evening. They
helped in celebrating Ruth's birth
day and had zone grand and glorious
time"
Laura Little and Baby johnson
were callers at the Hall on Monday
afternoon.
Ella Marie Jewell attended the
plays given by the Dramatic Club
Monday evening. Gideon was our
Wesley representative taking part IN
the play and from reports he. is right
there" when it comes to acting.
Some Wesleyites' ideas Of happl-
ness:
Grace Jaynes = To be an expert