The Delta independent., 1924-05-09

After engaging in an enthusiastic
game OF baseball all repaired to the
Domestic Science rooms where a sup
per with a finish OF ice cream and
cake was served.
The men of the Methodist church
enjoyed a supper and social good time
all BY themselves Tuesday evening,
the hosts being Walter Hiliman and
W. P. Davis. After partaking of a
feed consisting of boilea ham and
dried beef, potatoes served in three
ways, pickles. olives, rye bread, ap-
pies and apple pie and coffee, the
guests were entertained with music
and addresses by F. W. Pimlott;
Walter Hillman; w P. Davis and Mil
lard Fairlamb. 1t is planned to have
these meetings at regular intervals.
Mary Dixon celebrated her seventh
birthday anniversary with a party on
Sunday afternoon, April 81. The fol-
lowing little guests, carrying with
them dainty little gifts for their little
hostess. responded TO invitation: Ruth
Skinner; Utatinia Barnett; Mary Leda
Luellen; Joyce Johnson; Minnie Dep
uty; lrma Jane Hotchkiss; Areth Holt
gren, and Ethel Lawrence. After
spesding a happy afternoon in playing
games the birthday cake, on which
seven candles were burning brightly,
dear to every childish heart, was serv-
ed. together with other dainty refresh
ments.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Wayne
Brenton and her advisory group en-
joyed an outing and picnic at Over
bays grove. Kenneth Egnew provid-
ed transportation for the children
with truck, and cars carried other
guests and teachers Of the Junior
High who were invited. Beside the
members OF the Junior High faculty,
the parents Of the children in the
group, Prof and Mrs. Foster, Mr. and
Mrs. Ratekin and Mr. and Mrs. V. M
Rogers were invited. The time was
happily suent in outdoor sports, in
cluding track and baseball, and a
marshmallow roast. Picnic lunch was
se-Ted. including strawberry ice
cream served in cones which was pro
vided by Mrs. Brenton.
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The final meeting OF the Delta Hi
Y was held at the Baptist church on
Tuesday evening, with all members
present and the new officers on duty.
The seven Seniors severing connect
ion with this organization TO become
members Of the Y. NJ. c. A at the
several colleges where a number OF
them will be entered are: Donald Ag-
new. Lawrence Strimple; Walter
George; Floyd Gregg; Gordon Full
Ehum. Charles Dana, and Lester
Merchant, all OF whom made short
farewell addresses. Splendid progress
is icing made in the securing OF the
r. 4uired funds to cover the expenses
oi Floyd Hinton and Howard Blaine
delegates 10 the Older Boys Confer
ence at Geneva Glen in June. The
members OF Delta Hi, 80 in all. and
their efficient leader, V. NJ Rogers,
viii go on their annual hike over Ute
Trail and into Black Canon on Friday.
May %, for a weekend outing
HonorinE Prof and Mrs A ]. Fost-
er, who will leave for Brighton, Colo
RADIO soon after the close OF school.
dinner was served recently at the
Community Rooms, all OF the teach
ers Of District No. l participating V.
NJ. Rogers, principal OF the Junior
High. acted as toastmaster, and MIS-.
zella Flores talked OF Prof Fosters
administration during his years OF
faithful service in the Delta
schools. Delightful music was furn-
ished by Mrs. Oliver Cook and Miss
Thomas. and Mr.. viii Ratekin. Miss
Grigsby gave a reading in her pleas
ing, inimitahle style A mock trial was