Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 275, Decatur, Adams County, 22 November 1955 — Page 11

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1955

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SCHOOL REPORTER care, family relations, budgeting problems, cooking, sewing, and mapy other things. In each school that has two or more girls taking this test there is a winner. The school winner receives a pin with .the “Homemaker” emblem and she also wins for herself and her school a cookbook. The winner for the school has the chance to participate in the state contest, in which all she has to do is fill out a form, telling of her hobbies, main interests, etc. The state winner receives a $1,500 scholarship to the school of her choice, and a trip to the national convention in Philadelphia in April. This three day trip includes a tour of Washington. I). C-> and other points of interest. The trip is to be made by the winner and a female faculty advisor. The national winner receives a SSOOO scholarship in place of the $1,500 for the state winner. All in all, there is only one test to take and that is the one given at the school, the rest is based on interviews and essays. — P. M. H. S. — The Pleasant Mills junior high team defeated the Adams Central junior high team, 28-26, last week. The 7th and Bth grades have chosen their cheerleaders, who are Kay Funk, Sharon Bebout, and Judy Shoaf. The girls have chosen black corduroy slacks, white long sleeve blouses, black bow ties, and white bucks. Good luck, kids and keep up the good work. — P. M. H. S. — ADAMS CENTRAL HIGH By Barbara Fiechter

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As they met for the tradi-| tional Thanks-I giving assembly,] Central's pupils saw a line of, colorfully trimmed bushel bas-i kets filled to: the brim with feast foods. These good-will

baskets, the FFA chapter’s annual community service project, were filled and deeorated by the home rooms, and distributed to deserving families in this area after the ■ program. Chapter farmers and ( their adviser, Martin Watson, prei sided over the ceremonies, with

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the Rev. C. A. Schmid of the Evangelical (Reformed church of Berne, the guest speaker. — A. C. H. S. — Climaxing a hecktic day of picture taking, the Central student body met for a "counsel of war" pep session! — in preparation of the Pleasant Mills game to be played tonight. As this column goes to press, facts of the outcome of the game weren’t available. but a look at Central’s sentiment showed the Greyhounds meant "watch 'um! git ’um! beat ’urn!" — A. C. H. S. — Contributing seventeen 50-pound sacks of usable clothing to the help the children federation and S2O for the Junior Red Cross, pupils in grades one through six will certainly help unfortunate children feel a little happier during the holidays. Central can be proud of the “young ’uns” and their teachers. — A. C. H. S. — Two high school seniors, Jim Fisher and Richard Kaehr, reported on several new cl«bd formed this year as well as some of the old stand-bys, the Pep and Rekamemoh clubs at Monday night’s PTA meeting. Giving talks on mathematics, recreation, and music were Miss Lucille Beavers, John Fruth, and Don Gerig, respectively. Principal John O. Reed closed the panel discussion. — A. C. H. S. — What will the Rekamemoh club's new motto and emblem be? During the next week, the homemaker members will submit their ideas to president Suzanne Edwards, and they will be chosen soon after December 1. At their last meeting, the group adopted their constitution and exchanged names for a coming Christmas party. — A. C. H. S. — Getting a good start on their special Christmas plans, the Art club early birds met last Friday to decide their plans of action for decorating Central. Last year’s Nativity scene will face the north side of the gym, while each club member will make two ornaments for the gym corridors’ traditional tree. And — new this year —a special display will be set up in front of I the gym building, portraying a fa-

miliar Christmas scene. — A. C. H. S. — Their target set and readv to

AFTER THANKSGIVING SALE I SALE BEGINS Friday Morning Discount ON ALL Coats and Suits PRICE ON ALL Millinery E. F. GASS STORE Decatur, Indiana

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EXTRA SPECIAL PLUSH CUDDLE BEAR $2.95 Value For . Only 51.89 CHRISTMAS MULTIPLE TREE LIGHT SETS Regular $2.35 SPECIAL $1.79 OLD SPICE TOILET NEEDS FOR MEN Separate Pieces or in Sets $2.00 and up HIS GIFT SETS FOR MEM 51.75 — 52.00 and up Hallmark Christmas Cards

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go, the sharpshooters of the Arch’"Pt outside the gym last IfUtty tor their first shooting rp°

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sion. Shooting highest of the 14 individuals competing was David Smith with a hot 71. Nice going! — A. C. H. S. — Enthusiasm for the bow and arrow sport has spread to pupils and teachers outside the archery

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club. Twenty-four bowa will be made with the help of the shop facilities. These will be made out of square six-foot long lemon wood “blanks", and will be roughly shaped by several teachers and the more experienced arahers. The

CHRISTMAS TREE BUBBLE LIGHT SETS $2.75 Value SPECIAL $1.98 Ladies and Mens CUTICLE SETS SI.OO and up STAG SWEET ADELINE SETS ‘ $1.29 YARDLEY GIFT SETS For Men SYMPHONY STATIONERY $1.50 - $2.00 - $2.50

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