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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-05
Weldon Hi-Y
Girls Hold Supper

Weldon-The Weldon Girls Hi
Y held a progressive supper on
Tuesday night, November 30th
at $50 P. M. The first course
was soup which was served in
the home of Miss Florence FL
lias. Her dining room was
beautifully decorated with fall
flowers. The salad course was
served in the home of Miss Jean
Jones, which was an attractive
salad OF pineapple, cheese n d
T. se~s. For the third course
the Hi-Y members met in the
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-05

Lee Garner, Irma Powell, Ha-
eel Jenkins, Helen Jenkins, Thel-
ma White and Thurman Askew
of the Smiths Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship at
tended district M.Y.F. rail-, at
Tarboro on Tuesday. rhey
were accompanied bv Wesley
Fulghum, adult leader.
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Reaching in. his POCKET, Rev. Hull
bert said, "here Is the collection
the church gave me-" Withdraw
ing his gun the holdup man asked
IL he were a preacher. Upon Rev.
Hulbert's affirmative reply the
man said, Il never robbed a
preacher in my life, and fled into
the saloon.
Rev. Hubert married Miss
Stella Jackson of Mobile county
and they were the parents of one
daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Utterbach
of Champaign, H., and two sons,
Maurice e. Hubert, I., of Esca-
tawpa and John Blenner Hubert
of Kansas City. Later, after his
wife's death, he married Mrs. Wal
ter Ravens OF SPascagoula and they
are the parents of Mrs. Melville
Epson, who is leaving this week
to join her husband who is sta
toned in Japan.
In 1904 he bought the old
Smith property located on Smiths
Lake and now has retired to
this lovely spot where he lives
with, his wife. His son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr., and Mrs. Maurice
Hubert. Jr.. with their two small
sons make their home there also.
Although he has led a full life
in the ministry, Rev. Hubert has
time to write a Bible dra-
ma which he submitted to Hol-
Iywood producers and in answer
received a very favorable criti-
ism. He also has composed nu-
nervous poems that he has plan
ned to collect into a volume for
publication.
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and the noH-members, urging
that a diligentl effort be made to
increase the membership.
Mrs. T. T. Robin of Bay st.
Louis, district treasurer, spoke
on funds. naming the 9 projects
to which the money is allocated.
After the morning session was
dismissed with a prayer by the
Rev. j. F. Campbell lunch was
served in the school cafeteria.
A highlight of the luncheon was
the presentation Of a birthday
cake to Miss Ina Thompson.
AT the afternoon session it was
voted to continue the presenta-
ton of special memberships at
the Zone meetings and Miss Ina
Thompson was reelected as zone
chairman. Miss Thompson show
ed the amount collected by this
method in the conference last
year was 1890.
At this time memberships were
presented to the following: Mrs.
Ardie Ehlers of Escatawpa, Mrs,
r. v. Bardwell of Pascagoula,
Mrs. E. w. Hamilton of Hurley,
Mrs. Bradley of Big Point and
Mrs. N. u Boone of the Moss
Point Guild, Miss Willenne Scott
of Lucedale and one to Mrs. Mix
on of Eastlawn, which had pre-
viously been presented.
The need of food and clothing
for the destitute was the theme OF
a talk by Mrs. Jack Robert OF
Gulfport who is the secretary OF
supplies.
The Rev. Ulmer brought the
meeting to a close with a special
prayer.
The next meeting is scheduled
for August 26 in Lucedale.
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Cub Scouts Give
Program On Indion
Lore Al Meeting

The theme of the month, In
dians, was the subject of the pro-
gram of the cub scouts pack meet
ing at the Y. M. B. c. club on
Tuesday evening.
Den No. l was in charge of the
opening of the program when
they gave some Indian yells and
songs.
The feature of the program was
the showing in techni-color of
films depicting dances and cus-
toms of the Mexican Indian, The
films were shown and common
tated on by Charles Hightower
who made the films himself on
a recent trip to Mexico.
Cub Master Paul Caruso pre-
sided over the meeting and Luth-
er Tanner, superintendent of the
schools and pack committeeman,
spoke a few words of welcome.
Awards were presented for
achievements during the past
month by Forrest Crabtree, scout
committeeman. with the honors
going to Den No, ! for the high
est attendance record and the
best handicraft exhibit.
An organizational meeting to
form a softball league will be
held at the Charlotte Hyatt school
on Saturday afternoon at 2, it
was announced.
The June pack meeting will
be in the form of a picnic to be
held at Jackson Creek for the
cub scouts and their parents, it
was announced.
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Trio county Zone
Meeting of WSCS
Held In Hurley

A hundred and fifty members,
ministers and visitors attended
the meeting of the Tri-county
Zone meeting of the Methodist
Woman's Society of Christian
Service held on Tuesday at the
Hurley Methodist church with
the Big Point and Rosedale aux
iliaries as co-hosts in an all day
session.
Special talks on faith, facts,
folks and funds explained the
theme of the year, THAT His Way
May Be Made Known"
Mrs. j. r. billiard of the East
lawn church gave a devotional
on faith which was followed by
a duet sung by Misses Jean La
Bowchis and Villa Dean Ham
ilton.
Mrs. r. M. O'Neal and Mrs
William Harper of Lucedale, u.s.
ing the question and answer me
thod centered their talk around
the though of what Jesus would
do in the world today.
Mrs. Jack King in her talk or
folks" gave a comparison of the
number of members of the WSCS
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day are Miss Trixie Mullin and
Miss Ladora McRaney.
Attending a basketball league
banquet in Gulfport Friday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Seymour,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hit, Mrs.
Esther Lyons, Standish Brad
ford, Mrs. Perry Gautier and Miss
Kathryn Roberts. Clara Seymour,
Katie Lee Hit and Kathryn Rob-
erts were presented silver basket
balls as members of the team.
Miss Naomi Friar of New Or
leans spent the weekend with
her father, Robert Friar, and sis
ter, Miss Hilda Friar.
The day old son of MI. and
Mrs. Robert Murray II of Jack
son, James Robert Murray III,
was buried Monday afternoon
from the James Murray, ST..
home on Front Beach with SER
vices at Evergreen cemetery by
the Rev. Hugh Mckinney, pastor
of ST. Paul Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry Nicholson,
nee George Girot, of Santa Bar
bara, Calf, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Girot.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Gay are
guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Paul Jenkins of Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Claire and
children of New Orleans have
returned home after a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Donald Benezue
and Mr.. Benezue.
Gene Stein of Los Angeles was
the weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grey Young and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mieheve.
Walter Bellingrath and Mrs
Lindberg were guests Friday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Leavell.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mosley
and son. DR.. Charles Mosley OF
New Orleans, spent the weekend
at their cottage.
Eddie Riviere of the Delta
Lines is visiting his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. A. j. Riviere.
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Aero Club Elects
New Officers At
Tuesday Meeting

Nolan L. Smith was elected
president of the Jackson County
Aero club and H. L. Jennings
vice president at the special
meeting of the club at the Jack
son County Airport on Tuesday
night. The new officers will fill
vacancies created by the moving
of the old officers.
During the business session
of Tuesday nights meeting, it
was decided to admit women IN
to the club as flying or social
members. The organization is ex-
tending invitation to all men and
women who are interested in
joining to attend the next regular
meeting at the Administration
Building of the airport on Tues
day night at 8 o'clock.
In the future, the Aero club
plans to sponsor large air shows
to create interest in the future
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FISH STORY

When ]. D. Griffin, 1908 Tuck
er street. tells his tall fish story
he carries around the evidence
and a witness to prove 1t.
While fishing in Bayou CASTLE,
just North of Mary Walker Bay
on, Wednesday morning, he snag-
ged, and landed. two green trout
on the same plug. Each of the
fish weighed more than two
pounds. He was using a cripple
at the time, he said.
Bearing out MI. Griffin's unusual
tale is Henry Jones who was
fishing with him at the time.
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News From Ocean Springs !. sh
|Marilyn Davis, Richard Mohler Win
Top Honors In Graduating Glass

Marilyn Davis, wife of Lowell
Davis of Fontainebleau, led the
graduating class at the Ocean
Springs high school with an av-
erage of 1925 and, in recognition,
was named valedictorian, accord
ing to an announcement made BY
Superintendent S. S. Wall. Rich
ard Mohler, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r, c. Mohler, was named salu-
tatorian with the second high av-
erage of 93.76. Other honor
students, all with averages in the
SOS, are Morris Kolb, son OF
Mrs. j. T. Kolb; Beverly Drake,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Drake; Title Davis, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Davis; and
Peggy Carver, daughter of MI.
and Mrs. Russell Carver.
Junior Senior Banquet
The annual Junior-Senior ban.
quet was held Saturday night in
the Masonic Temple with mem.
bers Of the Junior class and theil
sponsor, Mrs. Lucille Dennison
as hosts. Lynd Gottsche, mem
Der Of the school board. gave the
invocation and Pete Steelman
president of the host class, served
as POSTMASTER. Bonnie Williams
is president of the senior class
Making short talks were Super,
intendent S. S. Wall, Gus Mel.
son, MIR. Gottsche, H. p. Plateau
Mayor Albert Westbrook, Ee
Lloyd, Mrs. Chester Snyder, Mrs
Joseph Duffie, John Seymour
Mrs. G. r. Johnson, Mrs. Joe
Butler, Mrs. Raymond Jackson
Mrs. Harold Hutchinson, Mrs
Donald Bethel, Mrs. Oscar Jo-
achim, Mrs. Harry Lee, Mrs
Francesca Spencer. Gwendolyr
Beaugez, Edward Brou, Jr., Mrs
Ruth White. The Junior-Senioi
prom was held in the commun.
ity house with Walter Murphy
Bonnie Williams and Ed King al
sponsors, The Dawn Busters OF
New Orleans furnished the music
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Bethel
entertained the Senior class of
the high school at supper Fri
day night in honor of their daugh-
ter, Joan, a member of the class.
Red rambler roses were used as
decoration in the living and din
ing rooms. Games were played
after supper. Guests were Title
Peggy Carver, Beverly
Drake, Dot Storie. Joan Bethel,
Walter Murphy. Wallace Ed
wards, Pete Steelman, Joseph
Ryan, Edward King, Aubrey
Webb, Richard Mohler, Luther
Basque, Ed Guice, Jr., Morris
Kolb, and members of the fac
ulty who were Superintendent
S. S. Wall, Mrs. Lucille Denni-
son, Mrs. Francesca Spencer and
Miss Corrine Mcclure.
The Baptist church dedicated
their new auditorium Sunday and
an all day meeting was held with
dinner on the grounds. The Rev.
A.. L. Gatewood of Itta Bena con-
Quoted services.
The Woman's Club held its
annual reception for the senior
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Rev. Maurice hubert Observes
oznd Birthdoy On Monday, May 10

On Monday, May 10th. the Rev.
Mautice E. Hubert OF Escatawpa
celebrated his 92nd birthday.
Scores Of friends from all over
the county called at his home on
Sunday and Monday to extend
their best wishes to the elderly
minister who has known many
Of the families for two and three
generations.
Seeing Rev. Hubert and talk
ing to him, 1t is difficult to be-
lieye that he Is az years old for
he has none of the infirmaties Of
old age, Tall, erect, he walks
without q cane, and speaks in a
soft resonant voice. His hair is
white and his eyes a clear blue.
HIS mind is remarkably alert as
he discusses current affairs or re-
lates entertaining anecdotes.
Rev. Hubert was born in Cham
paIRn, ILL.,, on May 10, 1865, and
attended The Chicago University
ana in 1897 he was ordained to the
ministry Of the Baptist church
in sChicago.
In 1899 he came to this coast
county and in the following years
has served as pastor in five coun-
ties and thirteen churches
Throughout Alabama and Missis-
sippi, including ~pastorates in
Wpolmarket, Bay st. Louis and
Escatawpa. He also helped to or
ganize the Baptist church at
Wade
Sfill breaches
although Rev. Hubert does
MOI have G. formal pastorate now
he still upon occasions conducts
services. When he was 30 years
old he made the trip back to his
home town.. Champaign, to Off
ciate at the wedding of his grand
son. the son Of his Oldest daugh-
ter. Mrs. Myrtle Utterbach.
Rev. Hubert says one of his
greatest treasures is his store of
memories of the years he has
spent here and his travels. In
refniniscing he told Of the time
wien he heard Abraham Lincoln
defend an accused murderer.
When Rev. Hubert first came
tos Escatawpa he quite frequent
lyswalked from Escatawpa'to Pas
cakoula tocatch a train. The only
other means Of transportation was
TO- walk TO Moss Point and hire
a horse and buggy for q dollar
and a half. But even then min
isters' budgets were limited, so
he frequently walked.
One night en- route to Pasca-
goala as he passed the old East
side Saloon a man stepped out
of, the dark and at the point of
a gun demanded his money.
"EI &I
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of aviation in Jackson County,
members of the club reported.
Free transportation to the meet
ings can be had by calling 1892
OF 5081.
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for old-style wood kitchens.
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-01-01
Couple Married In
CdndIeigllt Service

The wedding of Miss Rachel Hof-
fer, daughter of Mrs. Iona Hoffer,
and Richard Kuhn, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. {. V. Kuhn, both of Bluffton,
took place at the home of the Off
ciating minister, Rev. Paul Cramer
of the Methodist church, Saturday
in a double ring ceremony.
The bride wore a blue street
length dress and wore a corsage of
red roses. She was attended by
Miss Mabel Burkholder who wore a
an street length dress and wore a
corsage of red roses. The groom's
attendant was Junior Hoffer, broth
er of the bride.
Parents of the couple attended the
ceremony and the mothers wore pink
carnation corsages.
Both the bride and bridegroom are
graduates of Bluffton high school
and are now employed at the Trip
lett Electrical Instrument company
Following a short wedding trip
they will reside in the Chamberlain
apartments on South Main street.
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BlufftOn High Cagers Play Celina
Here Friday; At Delphos Tuesday

Bluffton High cagers will resume
scheduled play Friday night, three
days before the end of the schools
Christmas holiday recess, in West
ern Buckeye league tilt with Celina,
on the Bluffton court.
In their second tilt within a week,
the Pirates will journey to Delphos
next Tuesday night, to meet the
powerful st. Johns quintet of that
place.
In the meantime, Bluffton college
cagers will be idle for another week,
and will not get into action until
Thursday, January 8, when they
travel to Angola, Ind, for tilt with
Tri-State university in new Tri-State
league play.
Bluffton High will face two formid-
able foes in their games of the next
week. Against Celina, the Pirates
will open defense of the Westrn
Buckeye league championship they
won last year without losing loop
tilt.
Delphos st. Johns has been touted
this year as having one of the crack
Class B teams in these parts, and
Bluffton's journey to that city next
Tuesday will find the Pirates meet
ing one of the severest tests on their
18-game card.
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Winter Recreation
Activity Is Resumed

Bluffton's Winter recreation pro-
gram will be resumed next week,
after a two-weeks layoff over the
holidays, it was announced this week
by Coach Kent Cotterman, director
of the various phases of activities.
League basketball play will be
started again next Monday night in
the high school gymnasium, with four
teams competing.
On Tuesday night, older men will
have the college gymnasium for an
hour and one-half beginning at 7
p. m, after which women will have
their weekly recreation get-together
at the same place.
Saturday morning play for grade
school boys in the high school gym
nasium will be resumed week from
this coming Saturday.
In resuming league basketball
play next Monday, the Wildcats are
the only undefeated team in the
loop, with two victories. Rockets
and Indians each have won one and
lost one, and the Reds have been
defeated in both starts.
In next Mondays tits, the Wild.
cats will meet the Reds at 1920 p. m
and the Rockets will tangle with the
Indians at $3.50.
On the Jan. IL schedule, there will
be preliminary game between all
persons who will not play in the
second game between winner of the
first round VS. an all-star team select
ed from the other three crews.
GAMES LAST WEEK
Wildcats showed their power by
defeating the Indians, So to 20, and
the Rockets topped the Reds, 81 to
1T.
Scoring: Wildcats. Fisher, 6;
Stucky, 5; Kirkland, Is; Pogue, 10;
Jones, 10. Indians-Niswande 2;
Burkholder, |; Fisher, 6; e. Som
mer, 3; G. Sonmer, 8; Zuercher, 4;
Wenger, 3, and Alter, 2. Rockets
Basinger, 3; Everett, 2; Moser, 8;
Which, O; Reagan, /; Kindle, Ia;
Reds-W. Amstutz, 2; Deppler, 5;
Rockey, 6; Klay, 4; D. Amstutz, 0;
Luginbuhl, O; Shook, o; Haller, 0;
Stonehill, 0.
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ArmOrsville

Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Hilty, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ewing and Mrs. Mabel
Hilty were Christmas dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Spencer of
Bowling Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Fleming and
family of Ada; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
McCafferty We're Christmas dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McCaf.
ferty and sons.
Miss Margaret Guider spent Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Guider
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Matter and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Klingler spent
Saturday eve at the C. A. Mont
gomery home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Hilty, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Young and family; Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Hilty and family of
Lima; Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Spence.
of Bowling Green and Betty thinner
ly were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ewing of Bluffton
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Klingler called
at the H. o. Hilty home Sunday eve
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Helms and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Decker and family called at the J
w. Wilkins home Christmas eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Klingler and
son; Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wilkins and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Decker and family were Christmas
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E
Klingler.
Christmas guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Erwin Moser and family were: Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Zerante and family;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lysle McCarty and SON
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schafer and Jim,
my Fox all of Lmia and Mr.. and Mrs
Victor Moser and daughter of Ada
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Klingler and
son were Sunday guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Chas. w. Montgomery anc
daughters.
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In Remembrance

In loving memory of Joyce Non.
namaker who passed away three
years ago, January End, 1945.
"No shadows yonder!
All light and song!
Each day we wonder and say,
How long shall time us sunder
From that dear throng?'
mo weeping yonder!
All fled away!
While here we wander
Each weary day
And sigh as we ponder
Our long, long stay.
"No partings yonder!
Time and space never again shall
sunder,
Hearts cannot sever,
Dearer and fonder hands clasp for,
ever.
"None wanting yonder!
Bought by the Lamb,
All gathered under the evergreen
palm,
Loud as nights thunder ascends the
glad psalm"
Sadly missed by
nTynJ
Rev. and Mrs. Mumma and Judy
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere ap-
probation for all the thoughtfulness
and kindness shown us by the neigh
bors, relatives and friends during the
illness and bereavement of our sister
Leah Steiner; also to Rev. Howard
Landes for his consoling words, the
organist, singers, pallbearers, service
and use of the Diller Funeral home;
the floral offerings and those send
ing cards, letters and who expressed
their sympathy in any other way.
The Ephraim Amstutz Family
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere ap-
probation to all our neighbors,
friends and relatives who remembered
us with their prayers, beautiful cards
and flowers and other gifts during
the holiday season and all during Mr..
Lora's illness. May the Lords rich
est blessings be upon each and every
one of you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar d. Lora
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
THE STATE OF oHIol

Allen County, IS.
Estate of Peter schnegg, Deceased.
Leonard Ssager of $40 No Main ST., Bluff
Ton, Ohio. has been appointed and qualified
as Administrators of the estate of Peter
Schnegg late of Allen County. Ohio. deceased
Dated this 3rd day of December, Ie47.
Raymond p. Smith
Probate Judge go
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Woman Lightkeeper
AT Turkey Point Quits
By the Associated Press

TURKEY POINT, Md, Jan. 81
The last woman lighthouse keeper
on Chesapeake Bay formally gave
up her job today because her feet
are tired and she wants to "just
rest"
Mrs. Fannie Salter, believed to be
the only qualified beacon attendant
of her sex in the Nation, is retir-
ing from a job she has held for %
years but she will never leave the
Water.
Mrs. Salter, tender of the light at
the head of the bay on tip OF
peninsula formed between the
Northeast and Elk Rivers, has been
on sick leave since last September
Climbing the tower has given me
fallen arches" she explained.
II haven't quite decided what
will do, but I'll stay near the water
I'll rest and catch up on long-de-
layed visits with relatives"
Mrs. Salters. who said she is in
her sixties, took control of the
Turkey Point tower February II
1925, under appointment by Presi-
dent Coolidge. She succeeded hel
husband, who had been the keeper
for three years before his death. +
The couple came to Turkey Point
from Hog Island Light at Broad.
water, Va. and Mrs. Salter assisted
her husband in operation of the
beacon.
She was the third woman light
housekeeper at Turkey Point in the
ia years the light has been in op-
Grafton.
Mrs. Salter is the mother of tive
daughters and a son.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Falls Church Students Work
To Overcome Cold CIussrooms

Robert Osborn didn't wait for the
county to install coverings on the
floors. Mrs. Osborn obtained from
the Old Dominion Floor Covering
Co., Arlington, a donation of several
scrap pieces of linoleun. Then she
purchased tacks (S4 WORTH, and the
teacher and students covered the
floor. The result has the appearance
of a patchwork quilt, but it keeps
out the cold.
Students Prefer Huts.
A majority of the students in the
three huts now in use "a fourth is
scheduled to get a class tomorrow
say they would rather be in huts
than in the crowded main school
building The quonsets are cold they
admit, but not unbearable. The
teachers say attendance is normal.
Glasses in the ether two huts are
a fifth grade taught by Mrs. Ruth
Rouillard and q sixth grade under
the instruction Of Mrs. Betty Rub
right.