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The Washington times., 1930-03-06
ENGINE PASSES TESTS

ALEXANDRIA. Feb. 6.-The
75o-gaIlon triple combination fire
engine for Potomac Truck and
Engine Company No. Q passed
the underwriters test conducted
at the Cameron Street Wharf To-
day and was Immediately ac-
cepted by the city and placed in
service. The engine cost $4,000.
The Washington times., 1930-03-06

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The Washington times., 1930-03-06
Vandalism at School
Reported by PRINCIPAL

Vandalism at the Henry T Blow
School, Nineteenth st. and Ben
ming Rd. N. E., was reported to DO
lice last night by Miss Grace e.
Kelsey, principal.
The Washington times., 1930-03-06
Circus Midget Dies
In Automobile Crash

VENICE, Cali, March 8 QN.S.)
Bessie Rogers. 46, famous circus
and vaudeville midget, was dead
today as the result Of an automo-
bile crash. Her husband, George
Rogers, also midget. has an even
chance of recovery.
The Washington times., 1930-03-06
"HooKEY" COSTS SIRE 81

HYATTSVILLE, Md. March 6.
William Jones. colored, Brent
wood, was fined 81 and costs by
Justice Chew Sheriff in police
court yesterday on charge of vio-
lating the school attendance law.
Jones said he had no knowledge
that his two children were not
going to school and promised the
Judge to see that they attended
regularly.
The Washington times., 1930-03-06

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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-02-14
ARCHER

Roy Mann drove to Plentywood
by car last Saturday.
Hans Hardersen was a caller in
the county seat Saturday.
Fred, Ernest and Emma Lee and
Mrs. Ida Rogyne were Plentywood
visitors and shoppers last Satur-
day.
Chas. Madsen hauled load of
wheat to Archer Wednesday.
Mr.. Winden made trip to Red
stone last Wednesday.
Ed. Lee has been repainting his
Plentywood house on the interior
Chas. Madsen and son Jesse
were in Archer for their mail last
week end.
Edna Lee is receiving medical
treatment while in Plentywood.
Martin Olson was seen in Arch
er last week shopping and visiting
Lawrence Leader was a Pleny-
wood caller last Saturday.
Otto Erickson was a county
seat visitor and shopper last Sat-
urday.
Bill Leader hauled load Of
coal 10 Martin Olson first Of the
week.
CLAUS Eggen made trip to Red
stone Wednesday.
Henry Styve was in Plentywood
last Saturday visiting with his
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McELROY

Cliff johnson and Ralph Dow
ney took in the old time dance al
Westby Friday night.
Mrs. Frank Welch and children
Ralph and Evelyn walkedto West
by Saturday morning to do some
shopping. They returned by train
Mrs. Montgomery and baby sor
arrived Saturday from California
to make a visit of several months
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Turner. Mrs. Montgomery
was formerly Miss Carrie Turner
Ralph Downey spent Sunday al
the Neston home in Westby.
Miss Laura Ferch is again liv.
ing in the school house after
boarding at the Welsh home the
past two months.
Rachel Spoklie spent the weel
end visiting Solvei Hove.
Mrs. Halbert Nereson anc
daughter, and Mrs. Peter Solbere
and sons, went 10 Crosby, N. D
Wednesday to see the dentist
They returned Friday.
Albert Lillithun of Westby il
visiting at the Downey home thil
week.
Miss Alberta Taylor spent the
week end visiting at the ReinharT
Anderson home.
Saturday afternoon a goodly
company of friends and neighborl
gathered at the Bob Juve home
the occasion being a surprise OF
Oscar Juve. The afternoon wal
spent in visiting and partaking o.
a delicious lunch.
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WOLF CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Campbell
and Mr.. Halls visited with Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Cromwell Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cowan Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Pake
Tuesday.
Adolph and Emma Kanning and
Gene Schreiner visited at the
Kanning home on the reservation
Tuesday.
John Pace returned from Nava-
Il Tuesday, where he had been
spending a few days with his
family.
nesdav evening with Mr.. and Mrs
r e. Phelps.
r. Metzler visited at the
French and Phelps homes Wednes-
dav. :.
preIns Thursday. roo J1dw
Toe Tukovitz was a Redstone
ooIIer Thursday. 4
ca Mr. and Mrs. e. e. Sheridan
ID con. Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Pake
a ca Charles. Mr.. end Mrs. CIV VI
r 81. and family, Kenneth Graves
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DALEVEW

Fred Desonia and Norman Chat
fee were business callers at Out
look Saturday.
There was no basket ball game
here Saturday night because the
Outlook basket ball team did not
come.
The dance was not. very well at
tended but a good time was had
by all who attended.
Jack Porter of Whitehall visited
with relatives here Saturday night
Mrs. johnson of Dooley spent
the week end with her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Torno, and family here.
Miss Jane Cole was on the sick
list and unable to attend school.
Fred Torno and Martin Griffin
were Outlook business callers on
Monday.
Mrs. A. L. Desonia was calling
on friends in town Tuesday.
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WESLEY

Mrs. G. Rust of Alkabo was a
Shopper in Westby Saturday.
b. Larsen made a business trip
to MinOt Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Olson entertained
the Danville ladies aid last Thurs
day afternoon.
Paul Hultgren shipped a car of
horses to st. Paul last Friday.
Prof Friesleben was a passenger
to Kenmare on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Laugen re-
turned Saturday from a weeks
visit in Minnesota.
Mrs. Frank Welsh and children
walked into Westby from McElroy
Saturday morning to do some
shopping, returning home on the
passenger in the afternoon.
Luther Hultgren was a passen-
ger from Crosby Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odegaard spent a
few days in Minot last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris johnson
are visiting relatives in Kenmare.
Mr.. Downey of McElroy spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Lillethun.
Mrs. o. Grytness and children of
Fotuna visited relatives here on
Saturday.
Will Anholt returned Saturday
from a business trip 10 Grand
Forks.
Peter Miller who is now located
at Columbus spent the week END
with his family here.
Mrs. Urness of Alkabo called OF
friends in Westby Saturday.
Mrs. August Hultgren spent ;
few days of last week with he
daughter, Mrs. Alvin Stageberg
near McElroy.
Mrs. Anton Nelson was hostess
to a group of lady friends on Mon
day afternoon the occasion being
her birthday. The afternoon wa
spent socially after which a de
licious lunch was served.
q Mrs. Bodin was given a surpris
party by some of her neighbor
and friends on Thursday after
, noon who came to help her cele
! brate her birthday. They brough
we'll filled baskets, the contents o
which were suitable for the happ
occasion. Mrs. Bodin was present
Q ed with a purse of money and tn
best wishes of her many friend
o for many more happy birthdays.
n Tuesday afternoon number
ladies from Westby enjoyed
II sleigh ride out to the G. Anderso
Y farm, where Grandma Helm live
K This was Mrs. Helms S8th brit
# day. It was a complete surprii
/ to her and to the rest of the fan
lily. However, they were given
II hearty welcome and Grandn
Il proved herself a splendid ente
tainer. A large decorated cal
e with SO candles added much to Il
IS festivity. 1t was a gift of n
niece, Mrs. Art Hetland.
> Friday night the Westby bask
e ball team played with Fortuna
r the home floor winning by SEQ
of IA to 20.
It. Services were held at the Lut'
= eran church on Sunday mornin
L They were conducted by the Re
Sand. There will be no servic
next Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. Friesleben a
the happy parents of son bo
to them on Tuesday, February
at Kenmare hospital.
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RESERVE

The regular meeting of the Wa.
ukea Club was held at the home
of Mrs. N. B. Eidsness last Thurs
day afternoon.
Carl Hole, Lars Angvick, Geo
Lund and Bob Gunderson attended
the meeting of farmers in Willis,
ton last Friday at which a speak
er explained the work of the farm
board.
Mrs. Ray Kallak entertained the
Bridge Club on Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Evenson en-.
tertained a number of friends at {
whist party on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cross and Mr.
Randall were six o'clock dinner
guests at the Hans Larsen HON,
Saturday evening.
Six o'clock dinner guests at th,
George Lund home on Wednesda,
evening numbered sixteen. Bridg,
was played until late hour.
Mrs. Won Eschen of Bainvill,
was q guest at the Cal Peterson
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Viggo Petersen and Mrs
Geo, Andersen of Plentywoo,
were guests at the N. B. Eidsnes
home last Saturday and Sunda,
and attended the party Saturda,
evening.
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ANTELOPE

On the night of February 9Th,
three games of basket ball were
played in the hall with Aasheim
as referee. The H. S. boys beat
the men "a 10 33. The H. S. girls
played the women and won. Then
the winners started the third
game, but as the girls got tired
the women took their places, and
the last of the game was a circus
and if the spectators didn't have
a good time, it was not the play
ers' fault.
Mrs. Romstad and little son.
Miss Bessie Hovdal and Michael
Paulson were in Plentywood We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Clarence Peterson returned
from Reserve Thursday, where she
had been visiting.
Mrs. Stoll spent the time be-
tween trains in Plentywood Thurs
day.
Among those who went TO Will
liston to hear S. X. McKelyie Of
the Federal Farm Board sneak
Friday in the Armory were Mr.,
and Mrs. Selmer Thorson, Axel
Romstad and Jesse Hedges. Thew
returned Saturday.
Friends of Mrs. Gronvold are
glad to hear of her improved
health and return 10 Antelope Ias1
Friday, after several months stav
in Chicago doctoring. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gronvold and daughters live
in their house in town now.
Misses Clara and China Chris.
Hanson have moved to Glaze.
home, where they will room anf
board themselves.
The All Thimble Club was en-.
tertained by Shirley Hedges .,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs T
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lTu1rafp
S3Eszs
OUTLOOK

Little Geraldine Stapleton was
operated on at the Plentywood
hospital last Tuesday for append1-
citis and at this writing she Is
reported as doing nicely.
F. G. Mills went to Anamoose,
North Dakota last week to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hovdey
and children returned from West
by, Wisconsin, Wednesday, where
they have been visiting with rela-
tives for some time.
Henry Walders, Victor and I. j.
Larsen went to Williston to take
in the speech by McKelvie, of the
federal farm board, Friday.
The Misses Alberta Hoffman
Winona Williams and Lenora Lar
son, Whitehall teachers, visited al
the T. J. Larson home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Brightsmar
came over from the reservation
and were guests at the Vaughn
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tobin enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. X. ]. Karlsor
at six o'clock dinner last Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Andrew LELAND passed last
week as a guest of her daughter
Mrs. Keath Gerrick, west of town
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Brandbore
and Mrs. J. C. Carrincross from
Raymond passed the week end a
the T. J. Larson home.
The county and town whist play
ers contested again Monday eve
ning-the town men had to buy
the supper. The whist widows me-
with Mrs. Frank Rooster the same
evening. Mrs. S. Thompson anC
Mrs. J. Selvig won the prizes.
There was a surprise party ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hurst OF
Tuesday evening. Whist was the
diversion of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mitchel
were up from Dooley Monday.
Mrs. Frank Rooster entertained
number of lady friends at lou
o'clock lunch Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. LELAND gav'
a six o'clock bridge dinner las
Thursday evening. Isaac Selvit
and Claude Mills won the prizes.
The band will give concert ant
dance on the evening of the 28tl
70 raise msney to buy music TO,
Che band.
The Rev. Barber came over from
Redstone Sunday and held survic
es in the M. E. church.
Lawrence and Christ Hanson
left for Vancouver Tuesday.
Floyd Deck and E. Harris drove
to Plentywood in the snowboat OF
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nelson haC
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and Cecil Garneau were visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Sheridan Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Burke spent
Tuesday visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Phelps.
l. E. Metzler was a business
caller at Redstone Thursday.
Those Farmer Union members
who were absent from the meeting
at the hall Friday evening, missed
one of the finest times the commu-
nifty has had for a long time.
When the business session was ov-
er, the entertainment committee
for the evening, Mrs. Robinson
and Mrs. French put on a short
but very good program, after
which the floor was cleared and
dancing was the order of the ev-
ening until midnight at which
time the ladies in charge served a
most excellent lunch. A number
of visitors were in attendance at
the Union meeting and they as
well as the members, went home
, feeling that they had spent a very
pleasant evening and hoping the
Union would have many more
: such meetings.
Z Maxwell Machines visited with
Willard and Glen French Friday
} night and Saturday morning.
r Hazel and Mabel Marsh were
guests of Helen Machines over
: the week end.
' Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Campbell Wis
: tied with Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Mac
| Innes Saturday.
The All Young Farmers Clut
: held a very successful meeting a
. the Machines home Saturday af
}. ternoon.
Hazel and Mabel Marsh anC
Helen Machines visited with Har
8 riet Cromwell Saturday afternoon
s Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Campbell ant
. family visited with Mr.. and Mrs
\ Cy Ulrich Sunday.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marsh ant
Alvin visited with Mr.. and Mrs
o. d. M. Machines Sunday.
n l. E Metzler was visiting at tn
French home Sunday.
e Miss Margaret Hanisch of Plen
4 tywood came out and visited wit
: her sister, Mrs. Robinson, at tn
:. French home until Monday morn
= ing when she returned to Plenty
= wood by way of Redstone.
% l. E. Metzler was a Redston
caller Monday.
= CIV Ulrich visited at the HON
% of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Callaha
h Monday.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cromwe
II visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wesle
tv Cromwell in the Smoke Cree
u country a couple of days the frs
az of the week and transacted bus
10 ness in Flaxville.
. Harriet and Maurice Cromwe
- visited with Helen and Maxwe
II Machines Sunday and Monday.
n VIM. McDougall visited at I'll
" Campbell and Machines home
~ Monday.
=, ~ M. McCallister and George Mo
~ ris visited at the Cowan hon
~ Monday evening for whist tou
nament.
= John Pace, Jr., who spent S;
= urday and Sunday at the farm, r
~ turned to school at Flaxville Mo-
Is. day.
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Friday. February ID. ,o,,

wife who is tskinn
from DR.. York. DA'ng trestns,,.
Murry DanielseO v.
ARCHER TaeI s q few days a SS' Seen i
children visited esYH se Alice Hgsn N,
part of the week, 0Ol the ~
the latter part Of tSo The School
Fra. Frances Olson A. vi ldt week *;
parents south of Arch Arch with hs
week end. NArcner Owe, n
AdOlph Olson and u
full TfT' b to Ssd't t9 to paSc5Ss., "
over the week end a trip hon.
cher last Tuesday, was seen IN A.
o,TlIhl,e O !: visited Wit, u
OiS son first part of the WIN ua., Mart,
Ole Flakne made a t week.
cner for groceries and ~" ~. 70 A.
first of the week u mail d,
BObbie Whitmarsb h.,
the sick list but is n rSS O pee q
., Walter Eggen visited .. =,
olsOns last Sunday. S' Ad0ll
Clarence Procive mado . !,
outlook 1T the first of the S.. Ilq
Chas. Madsen- has U wTsk
son. 'Oiillng NJ
:. Albert Almberg was on a..
list Saturday. VII 'ne 81
Has Albert Almbers tor., ,
woman? He must have 1'Ino
ne can't be seen these dsv, Oe, =
be he imagines himself = S., Aa
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DOOLEY

The Catholic ladies aid met at
the home of Mrs. l.. j. Sorbey on
Wednesday afternoon. Most of the
members and several guests were
present and Mrs. Sorbey served a
delicious supper at six o'clock. A
short business meeting was held
after the social session.
Mrs. George Ehrhardt, accom-
panied by her uncle, Mike Hol-
quist, returned to Dooley after a
week spent at Medicine Lake Wis
iting with relatives. Mr.. Holquist
visited at the home of his niece
until Friday when he continued
to his home at Gull Lake.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Mitchell entertained a
few of their friends at their home
Bridge played at two tables form
ed the diversion of the evening
and Mrs. Mitchell served most
delicious lunch at midnight.
Mrs. Frank Schilling and daugh-
ter, Billie, of Comertown visited
at the Markuson home between
trains Thursday.
The regular Thursday night
show was held at the Dooley thea
tire this week, the first since the
recent blockade.
J. B. Chandler and son Billie
went to Plentywood Friday where
Billie received medical attention.
They returned to Dooley Saturday
evening.
The Degree of Honor held their
regular business session Friday
evening and initiated four new
members. Lunch was served by
Mrs. Clausen and Mrs. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Kersten and
family of Minneapolis arrived Fri
day 10 make their home here. Mr..
Kersten is to have charge of this
section of the 500 Line.
Mat Eaton and L. J. Sorbev
drove to Plentywood Saturday TO
attend to business matters. Thew
returned to Dooley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Ibsen spent
Friday and Saturday visiting rela-
ties at Westby.
Mrs. F. w. Ennis left Monday
evening for Fargo to make an ex-
tended visit at that place.
Mrs. Loyle oGss entertained a
few friends at her home SATURDAY.
evening. Two tables of bridge
were enjoyed until late hour, the
high prize being awarded to Mrs.
Henry Hunter, while Mrs. n. N.
Stenseth received the low prize.
Mrs. Goss served most delicious
lunch at midnight.
everal of the Doolev, peopIe en-
joyed skiing and tobbogganing at
the Ronning hill Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lerbacvx
entertained at bounteous three
course dinner at their home SIM
day evening. the guest sbeing Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hunter and SON
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Scott
and son Lowell and Mr.. and Mrs
M. A. Markuscn. The after dinner
hours were spent at bridge, the
nign scores were awarded to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hunter. All re-
ported a most enjoyable evening.
Mr.: and Mrs. Fl. N. Stenseth
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Sorbev
We're guests of Mr., and Mrs. Geo.
Ehrhardt Sunday evening. Cards
were enjoyed until a late hour
when the hostess served a dainty
repast.
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QUTTMEYER

Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Ui.,.
and family were Monday sr.o
visitors with the Folmer CO.
sen family. D''
Henry and Ed. Henke visit, 4
dentist in Grenora on TUESDAY y
submitted to some dental t,' y
ment. "'''
Arthur Lipscombe went -.
Medicine Lake "Wednesday :. ~,
spent the night with his br0,S =.
Ernest, and family, returning v'', !
Thursday.
Floyd Kao, the Rawleigb M,
has been in our vicinity tbe ~
week and spent the night with h.
A. w. Sorenson and Christ T nj
umsen families while here.
Jack Vance helped his brotAu
o. N. Vance, butcher this wesI
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Olsen 4
Dagmer visited this week with NJ
and Mrs. Carl Brinkman.
Miss Dolores Petersen has bs
on the sick list this week and i,
] to postpone her proposed visit /
! Medicine Lake as was stated /
last weeks paper.
Henry Groin was visitor
Dagmar Friday night.
Sophus Christensen visited !
C. r. Brooks on Friday everirl
Miss Gladys Rongstad left nj
day for a visit with her sia.
near Bainville.
The Henke Brothers visited 4
Sunday at the home Of MI. a
Mrs. Jack Vance.
The report has come TO usl
the first attempt in this neigth
hood to take a car out Of d
storage. Anyone interested IN a
result of the attempt should a
Carl Brinkman.
Oscar Foss was a Plentyw,
visitor a couple of days this wed
Miss Helen Groin visited Oh
the week end with Mrs. Glad
Groin at c. R. Brooks.
A dance was held at John Z
Wales on Saturday night.
Alger and Irwin Hendritc
returned home last week after
extended visit with relatives
Oberon, North Dakota and rep
! a most enjoyable time.
Ole Wickum was a Wolf ~
visitor a few DAYS last week
A large crowd ATTENDED
whist party held at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sorensch
FRIDAY evening.
Buster Crohn and SoDhus Chn
Jensen visited on Sunday even
at C. R. Brooks.
A birthday marty was hsI \.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Anderson on SATURDAY. even
with a large attendance. Tm 7
casion was the anniversary o.
birth of. Mrs. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius BerE e, y.
tanned tire families Of Nv. srd y
David Fredrickson and W. =
Mrs C. R. Brock on SUNDAY
Miss Laura Anderson stt'h I
the birthday Dartv held fof
mother on SATURDAY. evenine'
Mr.. and Mrs. John SorensIl !. I
spending a few days this Wes sa. I
| ting at the home Of Their r O..s
ter and family north Of DasnA
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OUTLOOK SCHOOL NOTES

(Too late for last week.
The first grade made Bluebirds
of Happiness with real wings. A
verse goes with each bird. Every
time child stays home from
school, a little blue bird is sent to
bring him or her back to school.
The first grade have just fin
ished studying Stevenson's March
ing song and made a border to
illustrate it. They marched and
dramatized the poem.
The first grade entertained the
second grade Thursday and sang
songs for them. They made up a
game from song and showed
the second grade how to play it.
Second Grade
The second grade entertained
the first grade on Thursday by
singing to them.
Fifth and Sixth Grade
In the fifth and sixth grade
spelling contest, 'The Zeppelin" i;
seventeen points ahead of "Tht
Harley-Davis."
The class will soon have then
raffia baskets finished. Those WHIT
finish will start a small bag
In the Vegetable Race in health
work, Car 1 is ahead. Those il
Car / are Helen Mclean, Lucille
Seaburg, Bertha Grave, Edwin
Hank, James Masters, Arthur
Kleppen, Emil Lux, Albert Grove
Raymond Often and Vernon Good
laxon.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The American History clas
have completed that course ant
are now studying American Gov
eminent.
Last Friday night Flaxvill
played the Home Boys on the 10
cal floor, Flaxville winning by
score of to 5.
Our debate team is working har
to get its material organized.
The musicale which was give
last Saturday by the Outlook Girl
under the direction of Miss SmitI
was attended by a large Grove
The pretty gypsy costumes an
rustic setting made the program
seem realistic. The picture mad
by the gypsy girls, light effec
and camp fire, brought a burst o
applause from the audience whe
the curtain went up.
The program consisted of song
and instrumental numbers, two O
which were by the compose
Brahms. Twelve girls danced
gypsy dance which closed the gyI
Sy program.