, 1922-05-04

TIL" most delightful social affair
or th"S" quiet times was enjoyed last
Thursday evening by the members
OF tn" Thr"" + Club, when they had
their second dance. 1t is a rule of
this club that the dance starts at s
O'Clock sharp. and v o daring to
overlook this rule and appear later
than the hour stated. is arrested and
tried in tn" Kangaroo Court. On
TINS particular evening a number Of
IN" members were late. having at
tended tn" High School debate. so
ABOUT ten or twelve couples We're on
trial. {. ID. Williamson acted as
Judge. John Hughes as prosecuting
attorney, and w. II. H"agney as
council for the defense. After n
comi'al procedure in court ii jury
of lively" brought in a verdict OF
guilty. and tn" judge solcmnly pro
nounccd III" sentence. which was
that the guilty should dance the Cake
Walk around the floor while the
wiser ones looked on. The less
said about III" cake walk the better.
except that if Il AXE had been pre-
scented Marvb"llc Gritty would as
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Those present were MrSSrS. and
M"sdam"s Joseph Briggs. Ira Clark.
John II. Cook. Fred c. Ford. O,,o
Frederick. Arthur Il. H"nknll. John
B. Hughes. Colin IIodgson. Alex
klaS"cn. Thomas Love. Cecil e..
Martin. James Massey. +. NJ. Mumm,
George Turner. Carl wood. Misses
Oily" Williams. hIarybcllr Gritty.
Ros" Wolv"rton, Carrie Schaffer and
Crystal Scott Of Medicine Bow:
Mcssrs. Frank Glasgow. Laurenc"
Cummings. w. II. Ieagney. John
Massey. G. u. Williamson and Dr.
and Mrs. G. G. StOddard.
The Juniors and Seniors of the
High school staged a splendid de
bate Thursday evening at tn" school
house, tn" topic vas the 'SoIdicrS'
Ronus.' tn" Juniors taking the
negative sid" and the Seniors tn"
affirmative. Helen Ellis, Lily
Malmb"rg and Albert Mylroise. the
Juniors. gave" some very fine argu
mcntS. and talked we'll. hut were at
a disadvantages in that they had not
had nearly the experience that the
opposite sid" had. The Seniors. AL
bert kinghorn. Earl Thomas and
Sylvester Iiuhtala kept their sub
jects we'll in hand and handled their
s'de IN IA systematic and coherent
manner. IN" Judges, Miss Maryh"lle
,rlIly, MI. tlltfofd Dickinson u
MT. QUO FREDERICK, alter some tin e.
decided IN favor OF the Seniors, or
the affii hiaf:Vc. This debate was
well attended by the town people.
ana 1t Is hoped that NOR" of them
will be given.
The Seniors entertained the High
School at Il c%hildren's party Friday
evening at the school, the guests
came dressed as little children. and
the evening was devoted to the play
ing of children's m and each was
presented with a big stick Of candy.
which they ate during the evening.
Wilamy Hughes. dressed in a little
Patty bloomer dress, won the girls
prize for the best costume and
John Rodda. in IA cute little girls at
tire. was presented with the bows
prize. The affair wound up with the
inevitable ice cream and cake, with
out which no childrrn's par,y is com
plcte.
Mrs Ar,bur EIorLo1, -
ut one Of thn mo.t rninun nr
ever presided ovnr in u,rnn w.,
Saturday Her, iah1n v,s "o,
represent = Farm gard i"
grass forminr tbc h,cl
cool nooI of w,tnr vi,h d,,oLn
ming on if ana COWS: drinLimn srnm,
it. graccd one end Of ,hn III, 'n,
at the other y log c,hin "mi,,nu
smoke in the mnst n,tnrnr , nn
and ovarrthirn s. "h""''''
to the baby chicks rrarnd -" u"S
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