The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-10-24
are some of the comments made on

It:
Even the soberest Of us first
nighters forgot our dignity at the
Biltmore last evening and abandon
ed ourselves to shameless smiles
the producer deserves congratula-
tions." New York Times.
a. an amusing idea-draws a
roar Of laughter from the aud
ience.' New York Times.
"Abounds in merriment. Below
ed of the people to whom family
life is the only life worth living"
New York World-Telegram.
Audience laughed practically
from beginning to end of show"
New York American.
"Homespun and folksy." New
York Sun.
Plenty of laughs! Very funny"
New York Mirror.
A feature Of the last weeks pep
fest was that it was left entirely in
the hands Of the cheerleaders
Theresa Bastien, Louise Halverson,
Eddie Kurrel and Coach Schwartz
were called upon for speeches.
Home Economies
"A LA la-oh! ala something"
exclaimed the freshman as she
tried to remember a certain dish
they'd made in Home &c. which
happened to be Eggs ala Golden
rod. It was breakfast dishes they
were making. Dreamed Clipped
beef on toast was another one
which fairly makes ones mouth
water.
The correct way of setting a tab
lie and correct table manners will
be subject Of worry for the 9th
grade now.
The 7th grade has turned their
hand towards sewing. They are in
the act Of cutting out paper pat
terms from which they are gong
to make aprons.
The 10th grade have made the
various crusts and are now going
to make pies to fill them. Choco-
late, apple, lemon and others.
Hmmmmm, guess I'll have to visit
Home &c. more often in the near
future.
A la till next time.
Ohice Corner
The State Convention Of the
Minnesota Educational Association
begins today in st. Paul.
There will be a general meeting
this morning with speakers and u.s.
ually the president Of the M. e. A.
speaks. On both Thursday and Fri
day the teachers can observe class
es in st. Paul schools or partake
in round-table discussions.
Mr.. Harvey, with the help Of 9TH
ers, will be one Of the leaders in
one of these discussions.
Last year the meeting was held
in st. Cloud, but it was only CEN
trail district meeting, Ohese meet
ings are held every other year,
When not held in St. Cloud the
meetings are state conventions in
either Minneapolis or st. Paul.
The teachers pay a fee Of $3.50
for years membership which en-
titles the teachers to the monthly
Iu. IL. ~. Joul nal oAhip
is compulsory.
Library News
This weeks book report is ped
ro," by Marjorie Flack and Karl
Larson.
It was on a gay fiesta day when
the whole family came to the city
from the small village to sell their
pottery in the market place, that
Pedro met the rich senorita and a
new life began for this little Mex
lean boy.
Pedro's family was poor and
though he was ten, he had never
been to school. He was very happy
to get job as house boy at the
American lady's lovely home and
the few pesos she promised him
seemed a fortune to his parents
and his small brother, Angel.
Every day brought new exper-
fences to Pedro, not the least be-
ing his friendship with Bill, a
young American his own age. And
when he saved Bills life at rodeo.
Bills family was very grateful and
asked him to stay on in their home
and go to school.