The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-23
SUTTON

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 Born to Mir. and Mrs Vernon Bright Sunday night fine girl. Prof. Ernest Steed and wife and Hinton Hamilton and wife were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Geo. Andrews Saturday night
 Dr. A. A. Reeder of Prescott made a professional trip to our community Sunday afternoon She Montana Bell show will exhibit at our village Thursday D. m. and Thursday night. If you have a few dimes to throw away, this is the place. Be here on time. MT. Beachum Fairchilds of Mt. Moriah took dinner at his old board ing place, Charlie Bennett's last Thurs day.
 Mir. Bud Hunt of Hope spent Satur- day night with his old friend, R. w Piercy.
 Curtis Fincher of Union, our egg peddler, was in our burg today, Mon- day
 Milburn Mitchell late of Haynesyilie, La, passed through our burg Monday.
 Lester Goynes made a business trip to Hope Monday. Miss Tena Hamilton of Antioch, ont E~pi6 6at inl,f md Go 1ox, night with Fay Armstrong.
 Misses Muriel Galloway and Ruth Smith were the guests of Mrs Adelle Cross of Prescott Friday night
 Mrs. Dovie Smith after spending week with her son, Tholbert and daughter, Mrs. Lois Loe of Blevins, returned home Saturday.
 W. ]. Suttonand son, Walter, visited his daughter and sister, Mrs. A. H. Johnson of Boughton Saturday.
 A splendid program was given at the Sutton High School auditorium Friday night March 17th. One of the best programs ever been given at Slut ton, large attendance and everybody enjoyed the program very much The seniors will have their program April and 3. Baccalureate sermon 1st. Sunday in April Bro. Freeman pastor of the Baptist church of Prescott will conduct the sermon and pr. J. G. Lyle of Philadelphia will address the class April 3, Monday night.
 Sutton was well represented at the county school contest. Notwithstand- ing the threatened rain, and closing program, the night before, which kept the Sutton delegation up until mid night, we won the cup for largest at tendance.
 If I remember correctly, there were about twenty seven hOnors to be won and Sutton carried off One-third of them.
 Miss Lena Erwin won the medal for the high school grades in music, Miss Muriel Galloway won the high school honors in reading and Ezra (Redl Leavitt won the ten dollars for the best essay on the cigarette and its evils, Clemmie Mitchell won in the sewing contest. Clemmie is an orphan girl. but she has a grandmother and grandfather who have done their best to fill the vacancy caused by the loss of her parents and in the judgment of the writer, they have not failed. No brighter or sweeter girl ever at tended the Sutton school. Clemmie did not know there would be a prize offered for sewing and of course did not carry a specimen of her sewing to the contest, but when she learned there was prize offered. she bade the judges take look at the dress she was wearing and the dress won
 Carl Jordan won the long distance run. William Bright won the fifty yards dash, Fay Armstrong won i'll the sand bag throwing contest, ana Robert Smith and Willard Waddle won the three-legged race.
 The writer happens to know these honors were not won accidentlly. The Sutton pupils had done a lot Of hard training and konw each one of them did his best at Prescott.
 High School Contestants
 Muriel Galoway-Reading.
 Lena Erwin-Music
 Carl Iorda an-44Q va rd dash.