Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 38, Decatur, Adams County, 14 February 1957 — Page 12

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week ago Wednesday. After group singing, led by Mr. Gerig, Mr. Jones introduced Rev. Kirkpatrick from the Chuhch of God in Decatur. Rev. Kirkpatrick answered the Question. “Why should young people bdieve in God?” His talk was inspirational to the Monmouth students. —M.H.S.— The dance given by the student council after the Monmouth-Leo basketball game, has been dedared a* success. About 100 students and patrons attended and had a wonderful time. Everyone hopes that the student council will sponsor more activities for Monmouth students and patrons. -MBS — PLEASANT HIGH SCHOOL By Marabelle Wolfe ' Attention aU|toggfitoMM|| Spartan fans! Friday is t h last home game of this ■ when Mills will be to Arcola. This game will ' ' end the performances a while. > every one come; boost your favorite team: and, during the halftime intermission listen to your favorite marching band. —P.M.H.S.— Last Tuesday the entire school met in the assembly to watch more educational films. One film was about the pioneer days when the “round ups’’ and the “long drives’’ were coming on. The other film showed vacationing fathers camping out. The students got a “bang” out of that. r P.M.H.S.— Rev. H. E. Settlage, pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church in Salem, took charge of the chapel services Wednesday His taßc fit in with the literature discussion the junior class had that morning. This made the talk more interesting for some. Come again. Rev. Settlage, and give the students another fine message to think about. —P.M.H.S.— ' The F.F.A. boys are at it again. After finishing the pest controling project Friday concerning the tickets for the Piston basket ball game, the group started selling vegetable and flower seeds. Parents, help these fellows out when they come to your door. -P.M.H.S.— A swarm of hungary males clustered outside the doors to the home economics room. It seems as though pleasant odors were penetrating the fellows’ noses. The reason for all of this was the fact that the freshman and sophomore girls were making candies, cook- > ies, etc. of their own choosing during classtime. Girls, the reports on your cooking were "good” so keep up your fine Work. —P. M. H. S.— Th* taaw eiaw is trying to decide upon she right play to give. Copies of different play books have been chosen and are being ordered. Fart choosing and learning will begin after the sectional tourney. Good luck, juniors, in your big project. —P.M.H.S.— Mrs. Ehrsam. head of the music department here, posted an announcement on the bulletin board * for the delected girls to meet the second period. During their meeting, Mrs. Ehrsam pointed out that she would like the music department to accept invitations for Sunday evening sacred concerts in at least four community churches. —P.M.H.S.— Katy Shoaf requested a class meeting Wednesday. In this meeting they intend to plan a class party. Fred Johns, the sponsor of the seventh grade, will see that the meeting is conducted properly. -P -MJH.S.— Ohio. Is Studying Holiday Change To Celebrate Four Holidays On Monday COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP)— The Ohio Legislature is considering a proposal to celebrate four major holidays on Monday. The bill, which has considerable support from business and industry, cleared its first hurdle in the Legislature Tuesday when it was recommended for passage by • Senate committee. Sen. Ross Pepple (R-Lima), sponsor of the bill, said he understands measures similar to the Ohio proposal are to be submitted in Congress this year and in the Michigan, Illinois, and Indiana legislatures. The proposed calendar change would require Memorial Day to be the last Monday in May. Independence Day would be the first Monday in July, Thanksgiving the third Monday in November. A President’s Day would come on the third Monday in February to observe the birthdays of Presidents Washington, Lincoln, Franklin D. Roosevelt and others. The bill sailed through the Senate committee with only the local Watch Washington Club and the Daughters of the American Revolution opposing it. They called it part of a “progressive plan of unAmericanism.’’ Main purpose of the proposed legislation would be to “revitalise'* three holidays and “make something important” out of Presidents Day, according to Pepple *1 expect a tough fight on this • - Kill •• * “A tot fit people thought it was a *aarewball proposal wfien they first Ward about it, but I’m firmly convinced it will pass in Ohio and set a precedent for the rest of the country.”

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TWTTTIRDAV FEBRUARY 14. 1957