The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-08
Normal school Notes

Mr.. j. A. Kitchen, Commissioner OF
Labor and Agriculture, was visitor
at the Normal School on Thursday
of last week and spoke in Assembly,
on conditions in North Dakota as re-
lated to the work of his department.
President Thos. F. Kane Of the State
University was also a visitor the
same day. The two guests Of the
school and Pres. L. II. Beeler were
entertained at dinner that day at the
Dormitory by Mrs. Gertrude c. Ire
varthan, the Matron.
The Scouting Class took a hike to
They took with them food which they
cooked in the open at No Mans Land,
and returned in the evening some
what weary. Miss Lulu Potts, Di-
rector of Physical Education, the in
structor and Miss Huldah l.. Win
sted accompanied them.
Miss Hazel McCulloch of the His
tory department, and her sister Max
inc went to their home at Washburn
for the week end. Miss McCulloch
returned on Sunday, but Miss Max
inc, who has finished her studies for
the year at the High School remain
ed at home.
Commencement addresses will be
delivered by Mr.. L. o. McAfee, Di-
rector Of the Training School, at
Antler on the evening of June 9Th
and at Lansford on June 9Th.
The members of the Advanced
Glass were entertained on boat ride
by their Class Advisor, Miss Huldah
l.. Winsted. The party Of about
thirty enjoyed the ride up around the
island very greatly and report the
river scenery as very beautiful.
Miss Elsie j. Cook went to Rugby
on May 31st. where she gave the
Commencement address for the
eighth grade graduates at three o.
clock. She also spoke the same ev-
ening at the graduating exercises Of
the Silva Consolidated School near
Rugby.
The children of the Third and
| Fourth grade gave a little play for
Memorial Day at the Model School AS
sembly on Wednesday Of last week.
The play was written to help children
realize that the people of the South
were sincere in their beliefs which
lead up to the Civil War as we'll as
the people of the North. The children
+ entered heartily into the spirit of the
play and displayed considerable abili-
ty in the Interpretation of their char
acters. One act showed the surrender
| of Lee to Grant at the close of the
war.
Ane boys of the Grammar grades of
the Model School, whose fathers are
members Of the Parent Teachers AS
sociations have challenged their faith
ers to a game of base ball on the day
ct the final meeting for the year of
the Association. This game will be
; held at GAS P. M. on June 7th and
promises to be holly contested one
The Girls Glee Club, with their Di-
rector, Mrs. Amy Simpson,, gave the
MI steal program at the Chautaupua
It Velva on Monday evening, June 5.
/ They rendered the following program:
The Dew is on the Clover Cooms
The Big Brown Bear Mana yucca
Girls Glee Club
Trio Selected
Misses DeMaris Kelley, Lois Kelley
and Lucille Maier
Did Black Joe
The Gossip Song
Girls Glee Club
Citizens of Velva kindly sent autos
for the transportation of the young
PEOPLE. Pres. L. H. Beeler gave the
J address of the evening on the same
program as we'll as speaking on sew
eral other programs during the week.
The weather proved ideal for the
Annual May Fete on the evening of
zee nesday, May 81. A large number
f visitors gathered on the campus to