Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-11-26

We shouldn't think Of Thanksgiv-
ing as day Of festivity but we
should show our gratitude BY gfvins
thanks for our share with animals,
birds and other living beings. Tor the
fruitful soil, for sunlight and rain,
and for the mysterious processes OF
vital universe. We shouldn't only
be thankful for these but also for the
enjoyment we get, such as the radio,
telephone, use Of electricity, and
many other inventions that we didn't
have when the Pilgrims landed on
Plymouth Rock
Let us also give thanks for the
freedom we have-such as, political
freedom, freedom Of church. freedom
Of thought, and freedom Of speech.
For the coming year let us think oil
Thanksgiving as a day for giving
thanks instead Of day Of festivity
PAPER FROM STRAW
VIII the time come when the straw
stacks Of Montana wheat farms will
have a cash value and win be sought
by paper factories located within the
state? It has been discovered that
paper can be made from straw Al
there are not many forests left /
think it is valuable discovery. There
is so much straw that goes to waste
in the State Of Montana that could be
used in the making of paper If they
start making paper cut IF straw the
price of paper will go down. think
that they ought Immediately to start
using straw because there win be no
forests left if they continue using
them for making paper. 4
GIRL SCOUTS GIVE BANQUET.
A banquet was given Saturday ev- 4
sning by the Girl Scouts under the
direction Of Miss Stranahan. The
guests were: Mr.. Van Dixie, Mr.. Mil
.on Smith, Mrs. Browning. Miss sif-
'ord, Miss Skartvedt, Miss Huston,
md Miss Lapp. Mildred Colgan acted ]
IS hostess and the menu was as fol-
ows: 6
Bouillon Waters
Olives Celery
turkey Dressing Mashed Potatoes
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Parker House Rolls Cranberries
Shrimp Salad Waters
Pumpkin Pie Coffee
Sailed Almonds {
LOCAL. NEWS ?
Irene Burrows is absent from =
rhool with the chicken pox. r
Miss Rice, Miss Schiller, Mr.. Waldo
nd Mr.. Lowry attended the football +
anne at Great Falls Saturday.
Irma Wilson, Alice Robinson and 8
lara Berg returned from the voca- =
onal conference. They all gave =
peeches in assembly Wednesday.
Last Wednesday a program was A
ut on by the Girl Scouts under the /,
istruction of Miss Stranahan. a
A paper Meaning Of Voting r
dith Burnley.
Wig Wag signals saying the motto s.
Be Prepared" and the slogan do q q
'od turn daily by Helen Hammer, d
thel Ranta, Lillian Bakko, Mildred
olgan. Antoinette Klmas and Ada 3,
monis. i.
Recitation Barbara Fritchie" JOY
rowning. q
A paper"America, the land Of op- &.
Mildred Tuura.
Song Star Spangled Banner. 3,
Last Monday during the noon haur
e football squad donned their suits, so
snt over 70 the park and had their al
ctures taken for the school annual
The evening sewing class was well th
tended last Monday Supt Culver Ia,
$ announced that ali those interest at
may join. It is reported several
VS. have applied for membership. be
Most Of the boys are on a diet till "a
We wonder whyg
Myron Johnson who has so often fr.
monstrated his skin in lettering is er,
sis9ing the Normal department n ri
sting out advertising papers for the
rent Teachers' entertainment. t.,
The Sophomore class held unees- Of
{ Monday after school. and decided Kg
60 or picnic to the Sluice Boxes. ha
ey win try to get cars in order 70 Ro
80 before eight O'Clock next Fri ca
'. M
A naeeting ~ the Parent Teachern hi
sqcintaon waa' held 1t the auditor an
. last Wednesday, A very good res
cuasion was given on the subject Of
aleeaaes and how ID
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