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SCHOOL NOTES By Jack Lough.
The State Commercial Mass Contest was held last week. Mr. Lyon’s Commercial /clgmgdent their ree sults to Mumcie to be graded and the final results will be known sometime this week. A medium rating is set up on which the grades will be based. The highest 15 classes above the medium will compete at Muncie for state honors. The highest 15 individuals will also compete at that city. Commercial work consists of typing, shorthand . :nd bookkeeping. .
EHward Smith, local postmaster, gave a short' talk before the commercial class last week on the postal department of this city and the Uniteq States: ; The Junior class will sponsor a bake sale at Green's gracery and market, Saturday, April 11. Both Mr. Hendrickson’s and Miss Paliz’s gym classes are preparing for a May Day Festival which will be presented at the high schoo. auditorium, May Ist. _ Four students of Miss Bolitho's mathematics classes journeyed to Ft. Wayne last Saturday and took tests for state competition. Irene Kline and Phylis Felton took first year &algebra tests and* Edwin Ameling and Eugene Byer took second year geometry tests. Results will b: known late this week and wirners will compete at Bloomington April 24 in the ‘state contest.
R. B. Hull, landscaper from Purdue university will be at the high school Friday to landscape the new 5-acre athletic field behind tite school which was purchased sometime ago. Plans are being made for a 440 yard track . with a straightaway, a football field within the track for either football or soccor; one baseball and two soft ball diamonds, tennis ccurts and a skating rink ' Monday night, Apri] 12th, a movie will be given at the high school auditorium. This movie will consist of every activity in the school trom the first grade through school. About 1500 feet of film showing nearly 100 different views will be exposed.
DEPARTMENTAL NEWS By Dale Kiester.
- Perfect attendadnce for la3t wegk is as follows: North .Side — First grade girls, 2nq grade, and 3rd and 4th grade girls. South Side—Second grade girls, 3rd grade boys and sth grade boys. - Alan Thompson was absent Irom school three dayg 'ast week hecause of tonsilitis. : The Sixth grade reading class ‘have been giving book reporis from outside reading of library. books. Mary KElizabeth McCarty entered the second grade thigs week from Millersburg. > Last Thursday ~moving pictures were taken of the different classes.
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY CLERK LEWIS E. WOLFE oO¢ Noble Township Announces That He is g Candidgte For the Republican No&nation For iClerk of Noble Circuit Court Your Support Will Be Appreciated.
ROSCOE RIMMEL ‘York Township ¢ Democratic Candidate For Sheriff Noble County Subject to Primaries May 5 Your support Will Be Appreciatad.
FOR SHERIFF
I have announced myself -as a candidate for the Demoocratic nomination. for Sheriff of {"Noble county, and will appreciate - any asgistance you may give me. ' : CHARLES D. LEMMON.
Mr. and Mrs. John - Simpson and son Don spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zook. ;
CHURCH SERVICES
~ Thec ombined choirs of the United “Brethren and Cosperville churches will present the Easter Cantata “QOur Risen Lord and King” by Dr. Cuthbert Harris, under the direction of Clyde W. Oplinger.
This choir made up of almost forty voices from the two churchgs have spent several weeks in the preparation of this contata and the general public can be sure that the renditio nof this beautiful musical number will be something unusual. And it is so arranged that it will be possible for ever one to hear it and stiil be loyal to the program of their own church. As it will be given Friday April 10th at 7:30 at the Cosperville. church. In view of the fact that our Holy Week services close with the Friday afternoon service there will be an opportunity for all who wish to attend the seryice at Cosperville Friday evening. And then on Sunday evening at 7:30 it will be repeated at the local United Brethren church. It is just impossible to say too much about this cantata. And you will miss the opportunity of your life if you fail to hear it at ong place or another if you are a lover of good musie.
‘Following js the prgram and the personal ofo the chooirs as they wil! appear.
Sing and Rejoice, Soprano solo, choir, Misg Opal Blem and choir. ~ And When They Were Come, Ten ors. : v ¢
The Night of Sorrow, Choir Fith’s Testing Soprana solo, Miss Opal Blem. Easter Dawn, Men’s voices, women’s voices, choir. 4 - There wag a Great Earthquake, Men’s Voices, choir. ; i
They Have Taken Away -My Lord, Tenor solo, women’s chorus. Bazil O’Reilley and women’s chorus. Behld, He is not Here, bass solo, Will Green.
Christ is Risen From the Dead, Choir. : ]
I Know That My Redeemer Liveth contralto solo, Misg Rachael Blem. Go Quickly and Tell, Choir | If a Man Die Men’s Voices.
Behold My Hands, Soprano and Tenor solos, Misg Blem and Mr. O’Reilly.
‘We Know Thee by Thy Pierced Hands, Choir. ; The Redeemed of the Lord, Tenor solo, Bazil O’Reilly. Sing Ye to the Lord, Choir. Members of Choir.
Sopranos—Opal Blem, Eva Cook, Ida Jane Baker, Pauline Keefer, Katherine Vance, Mrs. Bddie Zumbaugh, Agnes Blake, Mrs.” Joice Hooten, Luciel Franks, Doris Johnston, Lucy Johnston, Mrs. Mary Frick. Altos—Hallie Goshorn, Mrs. Ed Smith, Rachael Blem, Mrs. Stanton Vance, Valura® Franks, Mrs. Lloyd Qerver, Loretta Johnston, Jeanadelle Boyd Elizabeth Patton. ‘
_ Tenors—Chas. Franks, Howard Inks, Vern LaCount, Forest Slabaugh Bazil O’Reilly, Joe O'Reilly, : John Seagly. :
rß_asses—«Ford Franks, = Elmer Thompson, Geo. Swank, Clarence Frick, Loyal Frick, Will Green, Chas Stansbury, Walter Kitson, George Green.
_ United Brethren Church "S. P. O'Reilley Pastor Baster Services 3 9:30 Sunday school, this will be a great timg to begin if you have not your attendance at the church school. An interesting and well prepared program will be a part of the program of the Easter gervice at the
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United Brethren church. It is to be hoped that our attendance wi.l pass -that of last year which was very good. : : 10:35 Morning worship subjec:, “The Gift Unspeakable” Anthem by the choir, reception of members and an opportunity for all who wish to be baptized. This will be a service long to be remembered one that will bring 't ug- the real meaning of the Resurrection of our Lord and Christ. I am sure that every true follower of the Lord will want to share this ser. vice with us. If you have '‘not been in the habit of attending the worship service of your chureh plan to be present on -this Easter morning.
- 6:30 Senir and Intermediate Christian Endeavor with-a good program. Plan to be present. 7:30 Easter Cantata by- the combined choirg of the two churches.
Methodist Church C. C. Wischmeier Pastor
Easter! Next Sunday is Baster! This should bring joy to every heart. Baptisms, reception of menLurs and special Easter music; these wili enrich our service next Sunday morn ing, beg'inn\lng at 9:30. Remember, we have the unified service, worshin beginning at 9:30, the morning program of worship angd 'study closing at 10:30. 1 ;
Next Sunday is the last Sunday of the Conference year. Al]l financial pledges for the year are due Sunday morning, both local and YH2nevolence budgets. Advocate subscriptions are due now. '
Special decorations will adorn the church Sunday morning; a resurrection painting by Mrs. Wischmeler and floral] arrangement by a special committee headed by Mrs. MecDanifel. -
Evening church service. This service will begin at seven o’clock These evening services hays been well attended and have been spiritual 1y very helpful. fThe pastor leaves for confrence on Wednesday morning, conference being held at Kkomo. Appointments will be read the following Monday. There will be an official hoard meeting Monday evening at 7:30. League Sunday evening at 6.00.
Christlan Chureh Barton K. Hunter Pastor
Bible School at 9:30
‘Morning Worship and Communion at 10:30 Sermon subject “Why Seek Ye 'The Living Among The Dead.” Young Pepoleg Hour at 5:45 Evening Worship-at 7:30
An Baster Play called “The Terrible Meek” will be presented at this service. The play was written by Charleg Rann Kennedy and was first
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" YOU’LL notice how easily the New Ford steers the first time you drive it + « « particularly when you take sharp curves or park in a short curb-space. A new 17401 steering gear ratio, and other refinements make this the easiest handling Ford car ever built. For years the finest cars have been distinguished by a V-type engine. one of its greatest achievements when it introduced this type of
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produced "in the Little Theatre of New York City during Lent of 1912. First coplegs were sent to various rulers, statesmen, warlords and other public officials. Most of the copies were returned or dastroyed and the production of the play was banned in England, Germany Russia and many smaller European countries.
Since the Worldg War it has been produced in nearly every country of the World. It hag beemn much criticized by certrin groups and has been very much commended by all churcheg on account of the strong plea for World Peace.
Come and see it at the Christian church Sunday evening April 12th.
Sparta Christian Church. Chas. B. Lusk, Minister.
The revival meetings closeqd with last Sunday night and it was sarely two weeks of spiritual refreshing. Rev. Bibby seemed to be at his best throughout the whole series and gave much inspiration to the song service. Young people’s night went over the top in a great way, 122 were present. Palm Sunday's service was very unique and inspiring. 173 were present, each one waving their palm and singing the special “Palm of Victory” song. It was a great day.
Next Sunday we expect another great day, Easter Sunday, and we observe the sacrament of the Lord's Supper.” A big attendance is expected.
Quarterly business meeting on Monday night, April 13th. -
“Worship is not a safety first measure, nor a meang of getting the inside track, but a spiritual adventure, a quest for the best” Go to church next Sunday. 3
Presbyterian Church
Sunday School at the regular hour 9:30 a. m. Howard Herald Supt.
Thig is Easter Sunday, a time of gladness and rejoicing, the birthday of hope and cheer. What better thing ¢an we do on this day than to find our place in the church of our choice. Our service will be one of song and praise. Rev. W. L. Ludlow a minister of much experience and ability will preach for us and we are expecting a great service. - : Come and bring your neighbors and friendg to worship with us.
Richville Church
Sunday school at 9:30. No- preaching service Sunday
The Ladies’ Aid Society will mest on Tuesday afterncon at the home of Mrs. Monroe Ott. with Mrs. Grace Harper assistant hostess -
FOR SHERIFF
I have announced myself as- a candidate for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Noble county, and will appreciate any assistance you may give me. i ARCHIE M. BORTNER
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Mary and Fredrick Vanette moved to Kimmell school Wednesday. Edward Kurtz wag absent on account of illness.
The Primary room is making a Farm Scene in the sand table. [Mrs. Barbara Skeels the County attendance ofticer visited school Wednesday. Janice MecDonald visited school Wednesday. Dr. Hartzler registrar of Goshen College visited the Primary room Mpnday. . 53 Those on the Sixth Grade Henor Roll are: Beulah Sareck, Lois Schlemmer, LaVerne Kauffman Hilda Smith, Evelyn Pergre, Maxine Yoder Adrian Blue, Kathrya Hooley Junior Crothers. &
Those on the fifth grade honor roll are: Alice Kur'z, Junioy Kauffman, Frances Chiddister Marjorie Wolf, Alfred Beaubien, Elton Miiler,
The fifth grade ar. making First Aid Bookletg in their Health class. Mary Green withdrew from the fifth grade Tuesday. Those on the seventh grade honor roll are: Harriett #Jackson and Richarg Risser.
Those on the eighth grads kcnor roll are: Agnes Bowles Russell Conrod, Nancy Stoltz Madelon Rarick, Marietta Milley and. Kathleen Wolf, The seventh and eighth grades have started reviewing for examina'ions which are to be held April 21-22. Robert Blake was absent Thursday and Friday of last week and Monday of this week. Orval Shrock was absent from the
eighth grade Tuesday. School will be dismissed for the term on Friday May Ist.Those on the thirq grade honor roll are: John Gage Ethel Faye Leslie, Allen D. Wolf, Clifford Ott.
Those on the fourth grade Honor roll are: Lois BEllen Adair, Barbara Adams, Junior Blake Josephine Hooley, John Neufer, Buddy Revnolds, Norma Risser and Marilyn S~hlabach Clifforq Green withdrew from the fourth grade Tuesday. e | é R do e SRR B g . & ' v e 1 e . N e i N 2 g _,, .' s g 5 ‘s'-.' g E R & i R E e CRoes e g T HB e R > %"fl - ANSON WEEKS : Anson Weeks and his orchestra direct from the Aragon- Ballroon and WGN in Chicago featuring Kay St Germain, the Ansonettes and Larry LaMont will play the Tri-Lakes’ Ball room on Easter Monday April 13th.
Behind Every Feature of the 1936 Ford |5 the Standard of V-8 Engine Quality DRIVING EASE 17-10-1 steering gear ratio with longer steering arm on axle * Roller tor shaft * Easier gear clutch * Easypressure | Super-Safety Brakes '