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3ucia II

Gs oiene oueu Shlueiierll sur Ocs
iGlliocn gtadridt, DaE llnicre nGhs
ite 0eriommllno un Spnntao Den
4. 9topennbcr abcnb lm 1880 llhr
Itattfinpct. slle Niitalicocr illlb crs
ild,t, bic Serianmllln0 pilnftlih ill
beilhcn.
S1ilbo 0inoer, Sefr.
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2lus Ghieaee, III.
Omrio ~

Gs biene alien Miitaliebern srr
oeiGlliaen 9tahridlt, oab Die n,pllots
lid,e Gcrianmluna om ,Sreltua, ben
10. 9tupcmber III, 8 HIN dbenos ab=
oehalten ,pirb. Die NiitAlieoer lpers
Den oebeten, iicb slt bcteiliaen.
@li;abetb Sitterlp, Scfr.
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Gntuoob 9th, "a.

ct. Yaul'S 0p. Hmtbcron 0bnrdj.
Yaitor Mnnreas yiuaeIbud. 800 Vod
Ctr. Sel.: 73i.W GonntnQittuIe 8:3O
uhr. gnaIiife @oftesoienit i0:BO ubr.
Deutfd1er @otteshlenf l1:4h ilbr.
8irdlenrntslieuna lenen lebten GnmS.
tag TN Wtonnt 7 llhr nbenbs Scnntna.
ihnllehrer.Sitmno iehen hr,tten Conn.
tag i'm Mcnnt. $50 ubt mcroens.
sSeoernlann heralid Winiommen.
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e. G. 8orpatben 8eianaperein
slllen aftipen lmb paiiipet Mit=
alieDern aur aefdliaen &enntnis>
nabne, oab bic Wtonatsperianmlllna
nlln am Sienstaa, Den Z. 9topember
um S llhr abenOs abaebalten lpirD.
Die @eburtstaafeier fir September,
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Columbus, Chic.

Guangs 2uther. Martin yuther Qird,e.
Gde Ytolel unb Mnn Ctr.
Yaitor &enrp Ceitreict. 61l Woler Ctr.
ssSeoen Sonntd9 o ubr Sonntaaid)ule. 10
nb, enali,det WotteSolenit. II llhr oeut.
lder Wutteso,enn.
Vile @lallbensaenoNen uno Sreunoe
iinb ber3Iid, einaelaoen.
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2,ueta %

IS bicne alien Sd,peiterll bcs
3ipeiNes % sur 9tochrid)t, ooh l,ls
icre rcoeln,GRi0e TeriamlnlllnN olll
Spnntou, bcu >. 9tppenlbcr Inn )
llbr nod)mittoas ltattfinOct. sllle
Shlpeitern iinp aebetcn, ben Ger;
ionlmllln0en beisulpohnen. slud)
m0tte ih Die Sthlpeitern allflnerts
ium mothen ollf bic slpci crtra Ster'
bc0clocr fir Shlpeltern Sarab go
bel lnp Wtrs. 8cprNc grcfncr.
,SolNenoe Sd>lueitcrn lpcroen ms
nod Der &ciommllln1 nit &offce
llnb <d,cu bclpirtcn: .Morio Srcf.
ncr .Wiorio gils. 9toiina Bauer,
Hpiino gereno, Mtotbilbo Herenb.
,Srcoerifa Sinper, Maraorctc Sad,,
ner, Murio gadner, Supbia gars
tcl, Jipiinu golmlon. S>nm,o wv.
fcith, Ipiina 9ofeidl Maria gu'
fcih rnD Oiimi HrlulNurb
&atb. Eiinasarafi, Scfr.
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Sc biene alien Shipeitern aur
&euntnis, oaR uniere ndhite Ser
iammluna am Sonntaa, ben 5. ytos
pember Inn 3 llbr nadmittaas itattz
finbet. Nud) Der Seriammluna Gr=
friihunaen uno 8artenpartie.
2neia 4 bittet ilm neue Mit9liez
ber. uniere Seputies: &. Shermer,
6. Martini unb &. Betri iteben aer=
ne su Sieniten.
Sdweiier &atbarina Mai erteilen
mir uniere Snmpatbie fiir BEN Ser
luit hires @atten Sohonn Mai, SO
Sabre ait. aebiirtia aus Murmlod).
Sdtp. 9ouiie Hotb=sSranf. Nta.
rion Sd,miot-Olfen. aratlllieren mi,
Az ihrme neuen Gbebunb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-02

CUR 8flidht nlahen. lit bic Ser
iammlllna Al fommen. 9tah Der
Geriamn,lllnaen iperOen Gaffee lnb
Sudden ierpiert bon ben folaenoen
Gd,lpeltern:
Grna GitterIn, &atb. araft, 'sries
"a &urhan, glnna Votid), 9lnno
&pbsa, Neaina Spntih.
Gs ipurbe in Der Iebten Geriamms
llma poraebraht. oab alle Srhlpe=
itern, bic in bos &ronfenfomitee
fommen, es lid, sur Gfliht MAIDEN
iollten, Die franfen WtitolieOer eins
NAL Sic @pcbe slt beill6en.
Sm &ronfenfsmitee iino Moria
llribel lub Glii. Spnntoa. Ghipes
itcr Heaina 6ortmann lit auf ber
&ronfenliite. @ir lpiinihen ibr bol=
bioe geiierlna.
s(nna SGieb, Sefr.
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Chicago, sSQinois.
81. XaulS Wemeinbe.

4855 10lner StrdRe.
Yaitor $. 5. Sreoe. Chicago 80. Sll.
Seben Sunntaa y llbr Gonntaa1d)nle.
10 llbr enaliider @ottesoienit. II llbt
oelitider Wottesnienit.
8ir lahen ale 8laubenssenoRen uno
Sreunoe ber5lid) Elm su Den 0ottes'
oienitcn.
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2meia 4

SUR ben 26. 9topember haben
miro uniere &atbori1e,,-aartenpa
tie befhloiien.
sSir iinb aQe einaeIaben au Sen
9eteronen fir ibre peridiebenen
'8olfa.gdne. 9Sir bitten HGberes
au beahten i'm SpIfsblatt uno Hlas
faten inn 8eitieite Gahienbeim.
Gliiabetb Siihler, Sefr.
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!3lueig34

slllen St,,peitern sur Nahrid)t,
oaR rniere ndhlte &eriommllina am
Scnntau, Den 5. 9tppelnber lint 2
llhr nahn,ittaas itattfinoet.
Sie Srbmcitern lperDen aebeten,
lid, an Der 9eriammlllna All bcteilis
oen INN Die @eihafte idlnel erleols
oen su fOnnell, benn mir lino ale
eilaelaben mprDeu sun SleOertatel
6erbitfonsert, ipelhes an, lelben
Sonntaa i'm Sltieite Sadienheim
Itattfinoet. Somit fdQt oieies Ntal
lmiere &artenpartie aus lno Die
St,peitern iperben aebeten, iih am
apnsert au bcteiliaen, iopiel lpie
m6oIih. glurh peroen Dlelerl9en
ShlpeItern, ipelhe nit ihren Vel.
trGaen uno IlieBments i'm Siiids
ltanpe iinO, oebeteu, lid 8utltebeno
All MAIDEN. Sn Der letten Serlan,nls
luna brahte uns Sep. Sopbia &od)
slpei neue MitalieOer in ben Terein:
Gonna 9lnn Samrid) unb Sopce
Mourer, iuoiiir Der 8erein iebr oant=
bar mar. Deputies Sppbia &oh uno
emma Shalier bitten Inn mebr
neue MitaIieber. @enn Shr iemans
ben ipift, Iiebe Shlpeitern, bic iih
benz Ierein anihlieBen ipollen, bite
IaBt bic Deputies ipiiien, oenn ieoer
8orid)lGaer erbalt Elm Geihenf bon
sipei Collar.
Sluf Der &ranfenliite limb folaens
Be Shipeltern: Cara gremer. 9ies
alma Sd,neioer, slma Blalltih, Sos
pbia &onerth, &atharind 9lnaertb,
MiIOreo 9cutihlGnoer. 8ir ipilnz
id)en ollen &ranfenidlpeitern balDls
ae geiierllna.
Sic 3lpeiae 33 ino "a oer Dit
ieite Sieoertafel Deranltalten eillen
aemeiniamen Siluelterabeno i'm Dit
ieite Sahienbeim. Gritflailiae Wtus
lit, alltes Giien unb Grfriihunaer
lperOen porbanoen iein Inn auen
Eeilnebmern ei,,iae neranilNte Stun=
ben au bereiten.
9ie Mit9lieoer lno aSreunoe ipers
ben aebeten, it'd bieien Mbeno au re-
ierpieren uno an oieier Silpelter=
feier teiIsunebmen. Naheres folat
ipGter!
Sopbia &od). Sefr.
;yrausauerein Der Gu. sutaerii@eu
ti4>0emeinbe
Ser ,Srauenperein ber Seutid.
8emeinbe peranltaltet audi bieles
Sabr ipieber NIT 6ilfe 6es Naenbo
Clubs unb Mar=2u Clubs einen
iGbrIiden gaiar I'M @eitieite Gad'
ienbeim, 7O01 0eniion Qpe.. nam.
lid, sSreitag, ben 10. g3onember.
Won 5 ubr an tpirb elm oltes Nbenb'
eiIen, @urft unb Sauerfraut let.
piert. Eas aon1itee lpiro bafir ior,
aen. baR aeniiaeno Nult unb @e.
bad slm 0erfouf norbanoen lit. Be.
ite0lmaen lperOen entaeaenaenon.
men BON aatb. GhafD MS 1.O41S
ober 4ath. Molff SH 1880. Wll
bite, bic Sroers BON Wurlt llnl
@ebGf big Wittipoh abeno, ben s
Nopember ben obenaenalinter
Shneltern su aeben. QSeiter iperoer
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Post:
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1243 Rockwell Ave.
Cleveland ID Ohio

Sftober ,lno 9topember lpiro babel
abQebaIten. &pmmt ole 1rnb erfrellt
Sud- bel einem porsiiNliben Slunh.
gSi(liom 'Sribli)e, Scfr.
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Warb, cSnoiana.

Sentfdbe Gu. Nutbcr. $oontcruS Qirdle.
Gde II. Mue. uno Fillmore Ctr.
Yfarrer Mn9uit u. Siid,tin9. 1919
Sillmore Ctr. Sci: 2355l. Seoen Conn.
tag . uhr pormittaas Sonntnold,ule.
10 llbr engliibcr @pttesoienn. II llbr
oeutiher 8ottcSoienlt.
Vile lltberiid]en 0nubens0enoRen
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uno un,9etun9 lino Al ben 0uttesoien'
item bcr5lid) einQelnbcn.
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2lms alliance, Otie
3,ucia 8

Gs bienen alien Mitaliebern sllr
oefGllioen 9tudlribt. OaB luliere re-
oelmdbiQe Geriamnlllna am .. 9to-
pember Inn 2::3O llbr nad)nitta9s
ltottfinoet. Gs ipirh SUDDEN lnb &afs
fe icrpiert bel ae,niitliher llnterhol=
tuna nod Shlub ber &ereinsaes
id)0fte.
sHenilln GneEth Sefr
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Winbior, Cntario. aonoba.

81. EauluS Wtsdlc. Xaremi HOe.
1915 Hdrent Woe. W,noior. Vn.n.in
t'ottesoienit in ben Gnn,mernI.',nii'n
Don 80 llbt un,mitrors Snnntna.
idlnle bon lO-1i ubr pprn,stn0s
Nnen eriicn gonncrSt uanl,enh t,n ,,rr,
nnt Nrunen Werein Giemna
Vile Wulis. m,,n Njlnnbcn
bcrSlld) tpiIlfpmnltn.
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y)onnastoiun, Obio.
Guanseltt&. xuthertt@e &snteruS.
WemetnDe.
2110 @lenDooo Nue.
Efdrrer William =. Weltber.
$40 W. Subion Nue.
Sonntaeihule: 8 ubr. - *ngltthe,
@ottes0ienIt: 10 ubr. 0vutider
8otteSbtenh: II ubr.
NJe Wolfs. unb @ldubenseenoiien rnn
ber3I,d3 nifIfontmfr,.
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Salen,, Ohio,

Guangeliidb .Gmti. GmmanueI 0irdje,
29l Soutb 0roabtpop.
Yaitor sSobn Wauman. Sonntd9Id.ule
teoen Sonntaa . llbr por,n,tto0s 10 llbr
0ottesoien|t in ber YanoeS,pratbe. II
llbr oeuti fer Wottesbien,t. Ser teuttcDe
airt)en araiien Verein bat am atpeiten
Wittiuoh :eben yeunats. y utr dhsnns.
Veriammlun0. Sonfirnanben. llnterr,d,t
(diueiidbria) bon Sep.eiMoer bis Oitern.
g'enstaa unb Srei:oa nadvmittnoS Inn
lthr.
Gue glalbenssenoiien uno 0reunoe
fino ber5lid eineeloben.
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,3peia ii
g. e. Samenhur Sarunia

llniere ndtitc reNelnlGBiNe Ser
ianmllllna tibet itatt am Spnnerss
taa, Den 8. Nppember nah Der Sina.
probe. Sllle attipen iplpic paiiipen
Mtitolieocr iino freunolithit erillht,
bieier @erlumn1lrna bei,lhpobnen.
ncl1.
SL,, ct,I, cof,.
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&irden iyrauenpercin ber Sontcrns
O5emeinoe

Tie monotlihe Geriomnl,na bes
airhenfrauenpereins finbet itatt am
Sonntaa. oen 5. 9topenber Inn B
llbr nohmittaas. 9ie MitQlieber
iino freunolihlt erilld,t, anlueieno
au iein. &affee rno aud,en ierpiercn
fpIocnoe Sttpeitern: &ath. &roft,
6elen 8inber. Saith. Shiller lno
Morie llrihel.
Oils Sreisipenberinnen melbetcn
iih: Saulo Marfel. Mar0. Gott=
ichlino, Selcn Sinber, Moria q.
ginOer.
Marie q. 9inbcr Sbriftf.
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Munaca, IN.

Munaca, Va.
9eutfd)e Guans. Yuth. et. Ycters.
Ven,einoe, 8. Struke.
Efarrer &dns .. j. SlmoIe,t. 244
Noams Ctr. Jtod)eiter. va. Selephon:
Jiod)eier 1868. 9ottesoienft 8:3O uhr
nloraens. Sonntdafhule 1918 llhr.
Sranen Werein WeriamfimnQ an Iebien
0unnerStn9 ieoen Nonnts. y ilbr ont
Nheno. seoermann 1T berSlih uiutom.
lllcn.
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g. g. Gpang. GutG. ct. Sobanncs 3irdjc.
Yaitpr S,ans Soiiel, 781 Goop Yioao.
sei.: WuI6erru i.O6le. 9 lbr uornut.
tugs oeutider Wottesoienit. Sonntag.
ihule uno engIiidler Wottesneinit 1920.
Nonfirmdnoen.l .llnterriht uno oeutid,e
Sd)ule am Sansta9 bon llbr burlnit.
tags an. Gae Ulaubens9cnpHen iino
ber8lid einaelaoen.
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kircblirbe Jaarbrtrbten


Vile lutberiibcn Ulallbensoenpfien
ocutider unO eu9liider Sun9e In Nar'
rel. Sbnron uno umge0enb Iinb su ben
Gottesoienitcn btrsIid einaelaoen.
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fir Grlpnhiene II ubr uormittn0s ena'
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Sumciteao, ga.

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222-224 Sit .. Mpe.
8eu. Srepertd 9. NItboft. Yuao,. se.
lepbun: so. l745. Sunntdaibuie O:3O
ubr n,oraens. @ottesoienii 10:3O l!br.
Vile @lanbens9enuiien bno Treunoe
limb ber5lid eingelanen.
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ssarrcll. "a.
9entid'e Sp Yu,b e. Yanlus 0trdse.

Nfusret Nrthm s. Ylnni ,spnen Spnn.
t1n ~ Hin pn,lnltinnS Snnntnn,d,nle; !;
10 ilbl enulndMl Sotteah"";' 'Ihr
eeutid,er WUtiesoiemft.
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- Please patronize our adj
vertisers.
Smyrna times., 1950-02-23
JOHN BAssETT MOORE SCHOOL

John Sheridan, Patricia McGinnis
Carole Stachecki, Juda Maynard.
6. A song, "All Through the
Night, by Edward Powell, Ted
Jolly, George Brown, David Robert
son, Charles Hollowell.
z. A poem, A Valentine for Birds
by Ralph Knots.
8. Songs, Mothers Valentine"
Birds Valentine, by the entire
class.
8. A musical selection, ''The
Lucky Old SUM-, by the Junior
Band.
10. A poem, Valentine, by David
Robertson.
IL. Happy Hearts, by Margaret
Ann Scuse, Franklin McGinnis
Verma Gearhart, Robert Moore,
George Brown, Alice Mae Everett,
Russell Brown, Juda Maynard
John Stevens, Thomas Stachecki
Phyllis Gardner.
Smyrna times., 1950-02-23
FARM MACHINERY SCHOOL

New Holland Service School Held
at Farmers Supply Company Here
A New Holland factory service
school was held February 13, at
the establishment of Farmers Sup
ply. Ennis and Deakyne was host
to other New Holland dealers and
their representatives from this
area. Representatives of the New
Holland sales and service depart
ments conducted the school, de-
signed to assure local farmers of
getting expert service on their
equipment through their New Hol-
land dealers. The New Holland
Model II baler, side delivery rake
and field forage harvester were
given particular attention. The loc-
al school is one of several hundred
being held throughout the country
as part of the company's service
program. Those attending the
school were guests at luncheon
held by the New Holland Machine
Company.
Smyrna times., 1950-02-23
Farm Implements

Oliver No. 20 tractor and culti-
vators, overhauled, on steel; John
Deere corn planter, fertilizer at
tachments; Oliver horse mower
good; M. & M. manure spreader
new, used one spring; horse or
tractor tongues; CT. cultipacker,
8-ft., good; riding cultivator, good;
one-horse plow, good; set John
Deere 12-inch bottom plows; set
Farm Master disc harrows, year
old; circular saw and bench; rolls
silo fence, new; 2 walking cultiva-
tors, good; Black Hawk manure
spreader, good for parts; Van Bur
en- grain drill; new Farm Master
farm wagon, for horses; old farm
wagon, hay rigging, roller, set barn
scales, good; 2 cross-cut saws
some good feed bags, forks, wire
stretchers, kerosene brooder stove
used 2 months, shovels, hay forl
and rope, old binder for junk, ant
many other things too numerous
to mention.
Smyrna times., 1950-02-23
GO. Constitution

With many schools just begin
ming to establish student direction
of extra-curricular affairs, Smyrna
can well be proud of having an or
ganization that has functioned with
ever-growing success for the last
quarter-century. This years stu
dent officers, Preston Burris, Rob-
ert Bamberger and Doris Dukes
are continuing the work which won
superior rating from the Middle
States Association of Schools and
Colleges during their recent evalu-
alton of our school. Membership in
Smyrna times., 1950-02-23
Elementary Assembly

Valentines Day was observed in
the Elementary School with an as
sembly program by Grade 30 un-
der the direction of Mrs. Nell Jar
man, as follows:
Announcer-Russell Brown
Opening exercises-David Rob-
ertson
1. A poem, A Valentine, Janet
Bratton.
2. A poem, The Postman, Robert
Payton.
3. Our Valentine, by Edward
Powell, William Pearce, Nelson
Foraker, Richard Lowman, Mary
eta Bratton, Mildred Clough, Oliv-
er Foraker.
A. A poem, Valentine, by Dorothy
Burris.
5. The Magic Wands, playlet by
Ann Rogers, Jean Patterson, Judy
Rash, Patsy Thorpe, Dorothy Bur-
ris, Charles Hollowell, Ted Jolly
Smyrna times., 1950-02-23
"Esne Valentino"
(Be NV Valentine)

On Tuesday, February IA. 1850,
Latin I pupils made original valen-
tines. On each valentine were Latin
verses ranging from "Te amo' q
love you) to 'Esne valentino" Not
less than five words were on each
valentine. The valentines were dis
tributed by "vensus" Mary Esther
Houtman and cupid" Bill Vaughn.
A group of these are now on dis
play in Miss Arndt's homeroom.
Barbara Wallace, Tribune
Smyrna times., 1950-02-23

Jack Gallagher, stellar defensive
end on the 1949 University of Del
aware grid team, was among six
teen ends in the country selected
recently on Christy Walsh's All
America Board Grid Team.
Smyrna times., 1950-02-23
DAIRY EQUIPMENT

Six-can Esco electric milk box,
good; 8 milk cans, 2 buckets, 2
|strainers, set Rite Way mixers, 2
single units, electric, good; electric
dairy hot water heater, good.
Smyrna times., 1950-02-23
IArticle Sevenl

Section 1. The Activities of the
General Organization shall be by
and with the advice, consent and
approval of the Board of Educa-
tion.
Smyrna times., 1950-02-23

9 SIN YRNA TIMES,
our organization is virtually 1000
on the part of both teachers and
students. Your officers ask you to
study your constitution so that you
can explain how we have been so
successful over so many years. The
constitution follows:
(Article One)
The name of this Organization
shall be the General Organization
OF Smyrna White S econd ary
School
(Article Two)
Section 1. The object of the Or
ganization is to encourage, direct,
sponsor and assist in all Extra
Curricular Activities of the Second
airy School, by reasonable regula-
tion.
(Article Three)
Section 1. The members of this
Organization shall be those pupils
of the White Secondary School, the
members of the Faculty and others
who are eligible as hereinafter pro-
vided.
Section 2. The members of this
Organization shall pay dues as pro-
vided in another article.
Section 8. The Secretary and the
Treasurer shall provide bonafide
members with cards, properly sign
ed by the Officers.
Section 4. Membership shall ex-
pire at the end of the School year
in which the membership card is
issued.
Section 5. The Board of Educa-
tion are members ex-officio and
shall have all the privileges of
membership.
(Article Four)
Section /. The officers of this Or
ganization shall be a President,
Vice-President, Secretary, and a
Treasurer, whose duties shall be
those usually required of such off,
GERS, together with such other
duties as shall be hereinafter speci-
fed.
Section 2. The President, Vice
President, Secretary and Treasurer
and members of the Advisory
Council shall be elected and ap-
pointed as hereinafter provided,
and shall hold office for one year
or until their successors are elect
ed.
Section 8. The Advisory Council
shall be the Judicial Governing
Board of the Association, and shall
be made up as follows: The Presi-
dent, the Vice-President, the Secre-
tary, the Treasurer and Three
members of the Faculty.
(Article Five)
Section 1. Early in the fall of
each school year, each desk class,
inclusive from grades Z to r., shall
send their President and Secretary
to meeting called for the purpose
of nominating candidates for the
various Offices of the General Or
ganization.
Section 2. Nominations shall be
made for the following offices:
President, Vice-President, Secre-
tary. The nominations for Presi-
dent, Vice-President, Secretary
shall come respectively from the
Senior, the Junior and the Sopho-
more classes.
Section 8. The Treasurer of the
General Organization shall be so
designated by the Board of Educa-
ton. The Treasurer shall also be
the Chairman of the Advisory
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Council, but shall have no vote, ex-
cept in case of tie.
Section 4. The Superintendent
shall appoint the other members
of the Faculty to serve on the Ad-
visory Council, and to represent
the Faculty in all activities. It
shall be the duty of these Faculty
representatives to advise and guide,
but to leave the actual activities
in the hands of the students as far
as possible.
(Article Six)
Section 1. Every student of the
White Secondary School, is eligible
for membership. The members of
the Faculty of the white School,
and any other white attaches of
the staff are eligible for member
ship. The dues shall be not less
than so cents per school year.
Section 2. It shall be the duty of
the Secretary and the Treasurer to
issue a membership card to all
members, properly signed and
counter-signed.
Section 8. The Advisory Council,
however, reserves the right and
privilege to cancel the membership
of any member who abuses his or
her membership or through mis-
conduct casts reflection upon the
school.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

ABC washer; dining table, oak, 8
leaves; white maple living room
suite, good; some chairs; kitchen
table, round; electric heater, good;
some dishes, some used clothing,
good; cream and black cook stove,
good; stationary tubs on stand,
good; rugs; 2 beds and mattresses.
TERMS Cash Day of Sale
STANLEY SHAHAN, Owner
Eugene Racine, Auctioner
G. Clarence Reihn, Inside Clerk
J. Hazel Price, Outside Clerk
Lunch will be served.