The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-03-28
Florence Stambaugh
Lillian Christensen
Percy Smith

! Percy Smith
Tho study of Meal Planning anu
cn,I;I,or in the Junior Foods class
uva,s finished by a series OF lunch-
cons given by members OF the Grass
in tbe Home Economics Department;
Eacb eroup of two girls had rull
! charge of the preparation and serV-
| ing of a luncheon, the same sroup
! acting as hostesses for a seconu len-
cheon. Each girl was aIloWSu 70 ,tad
vite one guest on the day she acleu
~ Three Red Cross Layettes have
boon completed by the Sophomore
Clothing Glass, material Tor the
lavettes being furnished by the 10
| cal chapted and the construction OF
, them carried out as a Grass pr1JeC5S'
T quarters arrived early in the year
: notified us that the six layettes
made bv last years class had been
sent to Bulgaria by the American
Red Cross The finished layettes
:. were on display in the Home econ
omics department at the March l.
D T. A. meeting.
+ ing Gothic and ROmanesque arcm-
:. lecture. The American History
class has started it's Civics books.
j. Pathfinders and Literary Digsters
English IT'D are having JOHN
stunt program and party Friday ev-
ening. -
- noetry-they find it difficult to see
l, much poetry in the newer form OF
d verse
\ The Senior class is choosing
- play. The one most in favor at pres
l. ent is 1.-The Mummy and th'
lie Mumps."
N several days. Mr.. Jorgenson, tn
III former night janitor, has BEEN TAX
s. ing his place and Mr. Beigh is nigh
Grade Notes
u Second Grade
10 We have three reading clubs: tn
n Bobbsey Twin, Teddy Bear and Fel
20 er Rabbit clubs. The Bobbsey Twi
" dramatized the story TON, Tit Tat
ar to the first grade last Friday.
A health booklet was completed
R illustrating all health rules.
= Third Grade
I'll The bluebird girls invited the
b. mothers and friends to see the
,e- wash cloths Monday at 4. After
he short musical program the CIR
irO served lemonade and cookies. Twel
rs ty-five guests were present ar
IN, enough money taken in to pay +
on the Charter for the Blue-bird club
The IA RedQlnS CdlSS nave OCSO
Wy ated our windows with chlldrt
OF playing with kites.
as We have on display a fine grol
- of posters on 1.-THE Care of the by
ny and 1.-THE Care of the Ear" made
me the Hygiene class.
While Earle and Pearle Monr
were at home last week they ma
a splendid covered wagon and tea
, of oxen. We are all helping to ma
lrt, a train of pioneer covered WACO
.ict from clay this week.
Fourth Grade
The fourth grade news this we
was written by Wesley Backer a
Lorene Gibson.
In art class we made some VIII
. mills. The LiTe-buoy Company 81
W. us very nice present of soap a
a chart. We get a pin IF we k'
up this chart.
In arithmetic we are having
view tests.
Miss Brik is reading us az
of Saddle Boys on the Plains" for
ening exercises. This is a very
teresting book.
The fourth grade reading cI
EN- made UP poems about Spring. H
-. are a few of the best ones:
aIOA When the stream is flowing
mes, Men go down the stream arowin
and When the boats upset
inst Then the people get all wet.
me- Ross Kjelstrul
nem Oh! Texas is the place for-me
18th Yes, for me and you
first The ocean is so close to Texas t
You bet it isl OH Texas is
tne place for me.
ices james Parke
fhe Fifth Grade
ans nv Biuabird C,lnb" of her her b Srr \
eS- day, March 18th. They spent
l. time in playing games after w
they enjoyed lunch.
=, The fifth grade organized an
N, dubon club last Tuesday for
e of purpose of studying birds. The
lowing officers were elected: p
oon dent, Rodney Stambaugh; Secret
SoO' Margaret Storkan; Treasurer, X
80. ton Black. This organization
meet at least every two weeks.
We are now reading "Shen of
Sea" by Chrisman.
Sixth Grade
The sixth grade has quite a
t at lection of old birds nests in
.ction bird museum The boys and
Jenty, a and p ssgden nng,e D1gu houses NOUS
D De saws for one-half hour every
30. at day.
IonSe Irene Hareland left the
grade Tuesday to go with her
leg" ents to Hanaford, N. D. We
o are sorry she is leaving us, put
, the she will write to us often.
tional The regular Iren meeting Of the
lie ten Getters" was held March 81. ;
", for was an amendment passed by
), sii0 five cents to any person who
d for without permission during a
arging ing. A new room committee
istrict, appoinSed' r,otb cr.ao
ipping Mildred wright is in the no.