Milford chronicle., 1930-10-31

r plduHlHS 70 Duy portable Vlctr0li
and a set of records for music ap
probation.
The subscription campaign, in
cluding CrOwell publications, has
closed with 25 to date. In the very
near future a campaign for Curti:
publications will be opened The
money raised from these sources tC
be used for athletic equipment and
other accessories needed for the
school.
Our first p r. A. will be held
some time in November. The exact
e date will be given later Everyone is
anxious for these meetings to start
as they are a success from every
standpoint.
Mrs. Albert Farley of Georgetown
met the ladies of Lincoln at the
school house Tuesday evening. Mr..
Ruth introduced Mrs. Farley who
then presented plans for the Bask-
etry Course and all present enroll
ed. Mrs. Morris was selected chair
man, to order the supplies.
After Christmas two additional
classes will be started including
music and parliamentary law.
The 7th and 8th grade pupils are
doing Junior High School work.
They are certainly a busy group
Stop in to see some of their in
teresting experiments.
These grades are also planning n
Halloween party to be held Octo-
ber 81. The committees including
decoration, cash, entertainment, re-
freshment, serving and cleanup.
The committees are working hard
to make this party a success and
they promise an evening of jolly
good times.
All the rooms have Joined the L.
T. l.. and Junior Red Cross. .4,.
Frances Willard Day, Columbus !
Day and Fire Prevention Week have !
been observed in all the rooms.
The fifth and sixth grades have .
carried out the project of Indian |
music in very commendable way.
The musical instruments made by
the pupils are fine. Several of the
drums were selected by Miss Mar
tin to show to other schools. .5.
Mrs. Warren's pupils are looking
a step ahead. They will not be found
wanting when Book Week arrives.
They have been selling Christmas
seals and will buy library books
with the proceeds.
Their Art work too is good. 1t is
not considered by these boys and
girls as an extra curricular activity
but is correlated with other sub
iects. Just a glimpse at the walls
show the quality of work that is be-
ing accomplished.
The third and fourth grade have
new sand table. A project involving
Art and History eliminated in a
sand table scene depicting Indian
ife.
James Kibler has painted an au-
umn scene and Henry Capehart a
rOpical scene.
The third grade is now interested
n a coffee project and the fourth
,rade is visiting a farm in Indiana. :
We are glad to report that James =
liDler is improving from his unfor- i,
innate accident last Sunday.
Our room deposited S7.67 last :
yeek.
Grades one and two conduct in
eresting opening exercises. 1t is 8
art of their daily program that no
hid wishes to miss. These eXer- d,
ises are in charge of different n
upil each morning.
The pupil, under Mrs. Morris di- J,
ectiOn, plans his own program. y
his develops independence, initia- "
We and leadership. q
We also use Hardness Pictures"
n Monday morning a pretty pic :,
Ire is hung on the wall and re- "
aims there as long as there is no N
Lrdiness. The pupil who comes in "
tie must take down the picture.
his device is effective Hardness is q
most unknown.
Miss Martin and Miss Moran are "
elcome helpers to our room. We p
y to do some exceptional work for ~
EN- to see each time they come. y
Mothers, you should see some of u
If stories we tell with brush and d
ayon; also come out any day from 0S
Hp " - " NAONh anu IAlC AhCAAlBCAp
the Rhythm Orchestra will play oe
e Soldiers March" for you. Sc
Our "COzy Corner" with its rug, =
d rockers is a coveted spot. How Ia
rd the pupils try to get their ni
,rk well done so that as a reward ye
ey are permitted to visit the COZy cr
rner and do additional reading. g.
History in tho Drino arV oradac hac liz
en- unusually alive by means of ne
2 Indian approach. Marian Daw- ue
4. Betty Donoho and Joy Reed ol
We completed their Indian dresses. th'
e boys made the Indian wigwam ed'
one corner that stands in the ga
DIST of a forest. Indian posters Su
We also been made to make the DIT
rk clearer.
We hope our Pilgrim project will vi
as interesting. 4 30
)ne group is working on a corn mrs
TX cabin and another on corn
SIX dolls. .. Brl
lrs. DonOhO has planned to en- an
tain the primary girls and their Eel
cher, Mrs. Morris at a Hallowe- I'm
party Friday evening. e per
,r. King, assistant superintend- 4
in charge of elementary schools, Wh
Mr.. BurkhOlder were welcome as
tors at our school on Monday l
ur school will be closed on Elec- for,
Day, November 4. [
r. ton
all at Morrison's Store for Pet Q
RPaod oIr, will