The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-11-29
WILMOT.
Trnion Fraa Hioh School Notes.

charge OF her Work during heE dp-
sence.
A Girls GIee Club was organized
Wednesday, Ruth Curtiss was elected
president and Marguerite Schuelke
secretary and treasurer. The girls
held their first practice on Monday
night.
MANY Of the students attended the
game at Richmond, Friday night.
The regular meeting of the sewing
club, which was to have been held
Wednesday night, was postponed.
The cookery class made several
kinds of cake last week.
Domestic science is making health
posters.
The girls basket ball club practiced
Tuesday night.
Many students have already started
reading circle work for honor seals.
The new reading circle manuals lave
arrived.
The regular band practice was held
Monday night.
History and a have begun the
study of the Middle Ages.
Prin. r. S. Ihlenfeldt attended a
club meeting held at the County Ag-
ent's Office Saturday afternoon.
The following Thanksgiving program
was given at the meeting of the Lit
erary Society, Wednesday afternoon:
Origin of Thanksgiving, the Coming Of
the Pilgrims-Edna Fiegel; Reading
of Presidents Proclamation--Elme
10th; Mock Debate; Resolved that
chicken is better than turkey
ative-Lillian Shedek Fred Forster;
Negative-Rut Freeman and Charles
Krahn. Judges, students, to be an
nounced the day of the program.
Thanksgiving poem-Norten Bas-
set; Piano solo-Rhoda Jedele.
The next basketball game will be
at the Wilmot gymnasium, Friday
night, December 7th. The McHenry
high school is scheduled to play the
U. F. H. team that night
Friday night the u. F. H. S. basket
bail team, followed by many hackers,
went to Richmond to play the initial
game. of uor season with the Rich
mond high school team This being
Riehmond's first game also, both
teams were anxious to win, so a good
game followed.
The Wilmot boys held the lead all
through the game and the recount at
the finish of the game was unneces-
sary for the score as 27-17.
Wilmot's lineup was: Button, r. F.;
Becker, L. F.; Richter, c.. Stensel, r.
G.; and Dalton, L. G..
Richmond's lineup was: Johennet,
r. G.; Buchert, L. G.; Anderson, L.
F.; Krumpke, L. F.; Vogel, c.; Shinkle,
r. f.
Buften was put out of the game for
four personal fouls and Elmer 10th
took his place. The players all de-
serve credit; Stensel played his first
game in fast company; Buften and
Becker showed good form; Richter
played his usual game and was high
scorer; 10th showed up well as sub
stitute player and Dalton played his
usual good game.
WilmOt Grade Notes.
A basketball game between the Will
mot upper grades and a team from
Randall school was played in the gym
nasium Friday night. Because of the
absence of some of the Randall boys,
Wilmot boys took their places, and a
number of the high school students
took part in the game. The game was
we'll played, the score being Is to
10 in favor of Wilmot.
A Thanksgiving program was given
by Miss Sta1lman and Miss Hope on
Wednesday. Visitors were cordially
invited to attend.
Wilmot Items.
Guy LOTUS returned from hunting
trip at Mellen, Wisconsin, Friday
night, and brought with him 150-lb.
deer he had shot while there.
There will be services at the Holy
Name Thanksgiving Day at $500 o.
clock.
The members of the faculties of
the u. Z. H. school and Wilmot grades
are to spend the Thanksgiving holi-
days outside of Wilmot; Principal and
Mrs. r. Ihlenfeldt and sons are to
be the guests of relatives at Michel,
Wisconsin; Miss Post is to be in Chi
cago; Miss Metcalf at her home in
Milwaukee; Miss Stallman at Mil
waukee; and Mr.. Reschke with rela-
tives in Benton Harbor, Mich.
Thanksgiving services at the Evan
gelical Lutheran church will be at 10
o'clock
Guests at the dinner for w. w.
Winchell Sunday in honor of his Goth
birthday anniversary, included Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Patrick of Trevor, and Mr..
and Mrs w. Kruckman and family of
Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Lewis and chill
dren left for Milwaukee Saturday for
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Anderson, Mrs
Jane Motley and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Gauger and Harold motored to Sharon
Sunday for the day with Mr.. Harry
Spear.
Ermine Carey left for a short stay
at Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. Dolores 'Brownen and Tn left
Thursday for visit of several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Trowbridge, of
Wauwatosa.
Mrs. NJ Alexander, w. Alexander
and Mrs. Louis Bienie, Of Fond du
Lacyare expected Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Bienie.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Meyers and children
of Kenosha are expected to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Beck
Mr.. and Mrs John Cosman of