The Delta independent., 1924-05-30
WHERE THEY WILL
: SPEND THE SUMMER

We poked among the forty-one edu-
Gators of the city schools and asked
them: What are you going to do this
summer" Below is appended a list
of those whose plans we were able to
secure:
The Misses NJ. Bertha Houston and
Clara Ferguson (Siamese Twins) in
tended to go to Denver and Greeley,
but at the last moment decided to
take a trip into the Northwest and
left yesterday. Both have been
engaged for Delta High school next
year.
Prof v NJ. Rogers, Principal Junior
High school, will complete work for
his Masters degree. He and Mrs.
Rogers will leave tomorrow for Gunni-
son, and she will visit with her family
and friends during the summer
months.
]. A. Ratekin will spend the sum.
mer here and next year go to school at
Greeley Teachers college.
Miss Dorothy Marshall Some say
yes, and some say no. We are not
authorized to say either Miss Ruby
Stanford ditto.
Mrs. Jessie Brenton is going to take
a well earned rest.
Miss Vera Berry has taken a years
leave to study at Gunnison, and will
return the following year.
Miss Frieda Hollems will remain in
Delta.
Miss Olive Ingersoll will remain in
Delta most of the summer.
Miss Marjorie Mathers-we didn't
ask. We saw the sparkler.
Miss Edith Agnew will teach sum
mer srhool at Delta.
Mrs. Ethel Cook will spend her sum-
mer at home and on Grand Mesa.
Miss Lois White will study at Gree
ley at the State Teachers College.
w. E Ratekin will study at Gunni-
son, Western State.
Miss Martha Dyer expects to spend
her summer at her home at Mesa, Colo
rado.
l.. L. Beahm, Principal of the High
school, will go to Greeley and work on
his Masters degree.
Mrs. Dutie Fluallen and family will
spend the summer visiting relatives in
the East, making the trip overland
Miss Virginia Hewlett expects to
spend six weeks at Columbia college
New York, going with Miss Grigsby
Mrs. Zella X. Flores will spend the
summer at the University of Chicago,
working for Masters degree.
Miss Gertrude Campbell has gone to
Grand Junction and will soon be mar
ried. making her home at Vancouver,
Washington.
Miss Ethcline Grigsby will spend a
few weeks at her home in Fayette,
Missouri, and later take a six weeks
course at Columbia college.
Miss Elsie Ault left Sunday for
Venice, California, to spend the sum-
mer with her father, E. A. Ault. Her
mot.e accompanied her.
Miss Frances Wood, who was rend-
cred an invalid by an accident several
weeks ago, expects to spend most of
the summer at the Wood ranch near
Ridgway
The Misses Isabelle Benson, Emma
Foster and Edith Decker will continue
to perfect themselves at Western
State college.
Miss Margaret Sloan will spend part
Of the summer at her home at Lake
City, and several weeks at Gunnisou.
Miss Elsa Marie Clayton will spend
most of the summer at her rome at
Cedaredge.
The Misses Jennie Tyler and Ina
Dyer will spend few weeks at their
respective homes at Grand Junction
and Mesa, and will then go to Mexico
City, studying Spanish for several
weeks.
The Misses nellie and Beulah Deck
have gone to Cape Girardeau, Mis-
souri, Miss nellie will teach next year
at the same place, while Miss Beulah
will teach in West Virginia.
A. ]. Foster, Superintendent, will
spend the early part of the summer
teaching at Western State college, af-
ter which he will move with his family
to Brighton to make their home.