Phillips County herald., 1922-11-23
coyNTY SCHOOL Nores

ASV* o loct Ekoay cvcLAu6 Was uc'
cided success. The proceeds OF the
evening amounted to $s4.42. In the
contest for the most popular lady,
Lettie Kerchner won first place and
Miss Harriet Shafer won second
place. VIM. Scheirmeyer and n. W.
Harper tied for the honors OF tho lazy
man. The proceeds of the evening
will be used to procure needed equip.
ment for the school.
A Parent Teachers Association
was organized at the Pleasant View
school in district No. 15 last Friday
evening. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. A. G. Moeh.
hert: vice president. August Often
bruins: secretary, Miss Mabel Schultz;
treasurer. Mrs. A. T. Clark; historian,
A. G. Moehnert 1t was decided to
hold the next meeting Of the P. T. A.
In five weeks and Christmas pro
gram will be given. The school re-
Gently purchased and installed some
new playground equipment consisting
|of swings and a teeter board. The
funds for this equipment having been
derived from the proceeds of box
supper given some time ago.
Pleasant Prairie school Will give q
Thanksgiving program on Wednes.
day evening. November 20 at 1880
O'Clock. "A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to ali the patrons OF the dis
trict t. attend this event.
The excavating for the basement OF
the new school house IN district No.
. was completed last Saturday 'ncrn-
ing. The forms are being put in for
the concrete work on the basement
and the concrete will be run this
week II the weather permits. The
building viii. be % feet In width by
36 feet In length. It is certainly
gratifying to see the spirit exhibited
By, the patrons in that district in
bending every effort to get q new
school house At an early date. A
bond election has been called to meet
at the home Of A. D. Bahler On Thurs
DAY afternoon, Decembsr Z, ls1s.
The new. s.hool house in Hlth htns
district No. IS sapeived ) house warm
ing last Friday, svehinS.s y We bnder:
stand that q program was given fol-
lowed BY an oyster supper and q
dance. ,
r. Beachville school board recently
installed some chair desks in the
school house to replace some OF the
old seats that have been In use In that
district for the. past thirty years.
The Prairie Star school will give u
Llay at an early date.
John Detmcr. president. and Floyd
Carton. secretary. OF Grand View
school district were Office callers Mon
day.
d. Herbert Miller and Eric Seeber-
ger. teachers in the Haxtun schools
were IN Holyoke Sunday. These men
spoke at the Sunday school rally held
ut tae county high school building on
last Sunday afternoon and evening.
Miss Froda wiil. history and cIvIcs
teacher at the county high school In
Holyoke was taken suddenly Ill on
Monday OF last week. Miss Will re-
covered sufficiently SO that she was
able TO leave for her home In Indiana
where she viii take rest until after
the chr!stmas holidays when she ox-
pects 10 return TO Holyoke 20 rasume
her work again. Leroy Coleman n
acting rs her substitute In hor ab.
sence.
Mrs. Mary C c. Bradford. the newly
reelected state superintendent OF pub
lic instruction. has selected Mrs.
Alice II. Clark MucCormick NJ her
deputy. Mrs. Maccormick served
under Mrs. Bradford Us nor deputy
during Mrs. Bradfori's former lneum'
beney In this office. Mrs. Bradford
tuNti NOT N1ft utshf b'tt's ses'>
ton MS Mrs. MatCofmif L II thorough
~ competent to all the position In
every particular
Attention IN hereby called TO the
coming teaohors' examinations to be
hold ON Thursday and Friday. pocrm.
bcr u and gs. 1898. This office would
liee 10 have tho Names of those who
wifh TO take those examinations and
especially those who reside Ia Hax'
trn and vicinity. Remcmber accord.
Inr TO notice sont ont that the qncH-
tlons ON reading win be based on the
work OF tho reading circle books.
The teachers OF lIolyoke and the
eastern portion Of the county VIII
meet a, the oilee nf the county super
intendenl OF schools next Saturday
aitornopn. November 2b. ips1 at isu
,P NJ. txsry teacher is ursed 10 be
present a. thls ncct!nR.