Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 102, 29 April 1922 — Page 26

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TIIE RrCflMOND " PALLADIUM, SATURDAY, 'AmiU "29 '1922

SAFETY RULES ARE SHOWN 111 HIBBERD

The first grade of Hlbberd school made a plan for Safety week. On a table they marked off all the streets around the school house with chalk, on a table. Then they made houses and also the school house out of paper. Some boys brought some automobiles and they put them in the streets. They also made some signs that said, "School Zone Drive Slow." Then they set their houses on the table where they belonged. Soms boys and glrla made of paper were shown standing on the corner waiting for an automobile to go past. The table Was then set out in the yard. Some of the first grade boys and girls stood behind the table and the fourth grade teacher took their picture. Helen Thomas, reporter for Hibberd school.

Corner Stone Laid Children to Sing The new St. John's school, is

being made ready for us to go to next Sunday, April 30. The children of St John's school are going to sing when the corner stone is being laid. Dorothea Bode, age 11, reporter for St. John's school.

Inky Justline

Of all the presents Inky got . At his birthday -time tht one Ho liked the very best, Was his repeater gun.

He carried it where e'er he went 'Till it became a habit. And one - day, quite by accident. , He .-NEARLY . shot a rabbit!

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Then one fine day he hur- - rled out, A Grizzly Bear to kill. He found the Grizzly, sure ' enough, Deep In the woods, so till.

STARR CLEANS YARD Starr school is observing Cleanup Week. We have committees from each class. They go down after school and clean up the yard. We are all trying to keep our city clean. By Loretta Kittle, reporter from Starr school.

1 tmefipst u7Vw-VnT CIBCOSOFTHG X W i 1 l J ( SEASON FIN03 I U ft SAMMY SHORT I lit iJJ PSEPAfiED FOR I J J.LJ JJ ANY EMERGENCY 1 SkTv? 0V

But he was selied with uch a ter- , rible fright. Ho could n't race him squarely, ; So turned and . fled -with all his mlKht. Escaping .. the Bruin barely

SHRUBS PLANTED IN SEVASTOPOL YARD

Our Arbor day program at Sevastopol school was as follows: "America" , School Talk .'...v...... W. G. Bate "The Tree's Friends" - -History, of Arbor Day ......... .- .... Myron Kwbank, A Song "Woodpecker" "The Child's World" 4A Children Song .... Third and Fourth Grades "Longing for Spring" Exercise 4B Grade "The Talking Trees" "Song" of the Uulbs" ...... , Third and Fourth Grades "Salute to the Trees" Lillian Fisher,- 5A "The Four Apple. Trees" Ada Van Voorhis, 6A Song i Sixth Grade "The Tree" , Then after the program we went out in the yard and planted shrubs. Ada Van Voorhis, 5A grade, reporter for Sevastopol school.

Ranck, 1921 Winner in Wayne Pig Club Robert Ranck, winner of the Chester White group in the Wayne county- pig club last; year, is planning to enter the sow. and lit-

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On, on, he went, towards his home, While Bruin followed quickly. He reached the front door Just in time. HI) breath came short and thickly.

And once Inside, . h l.s father asked - . Why such a thing should scare - hfm. "Alas ! " poor Inky boy replied, "I ifl I m p 1 y couldn't

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By D1LYS. In Girls' Newspaper. .

the Boys' and

Finley's Safety Club Last week was Safety Week. The children of the 3A-B room organized a Safety club, with Lewis Carr as president, Afton Packer, first vicepresident, and La Verne Lambright, secretary. The 1A boys and girls have been helping little boys and girls off the street. Lewis Carr, Mary Alice Krueger, Robert McCoppin and Mariorie

Chappie brought fairy sticks as. a surprise for the room Monday morning. Mary Louise Brehm, reporter for Finley school. Moore J. R. C. Gives Program of Safety A Safety Week program was given Friday, April 21, in Bundy chapel. It was as follows: "America, the Beautiful,"..;..... School Orchestra Exercise with Safety Poster .... Kindergarten Parade and Exercise ... First Grade "Stop, Look, and Listen" Verses.. Miss McMahan "Read the Rules"'.,;. Miss Stafford A Story Fifth Grade A Play Sixth Grade The Junior Red Cross officers had charge of the program. Mary Hayward, reporter for Joseph Moore school.

MOORE VEGETABLE GARDEN Children in the kindergarten and first grade of Joseph Moore school were to plant their vegetable garden this week. They wanted to plant beans, peas, onions, radishes and lettuce.

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EAST MAIN FRIENDS NOW LEAD LEAGUE

Teams of the Junior Sunday school basketball league are rounding up their season's work under the direction of Mr. Speeht, physical director of the Y. M. C. A.,

there being only one more series of : games to play and these will be

played off Tuesday afternoon. May 2. . At present, the East Main street Friends quintet stands at the head of the group of teams with no lost games marked against its standing. The First Presbyterian team is now holding second place. Each team has played fourteen games, and some have played sixteen. The final games to be played on Tuesday, are: Grace M. E. vs. East Main street Friends; First Baptist vs. First M. E.; South Eighth Street Friends vs. St. Paul's Lutheran; First English Lutheran vs. St. Paul's Lutheran. The standing of all the teams after the games played Tuesday, April 25, was as follows: Teams ' Won Lost Pet. East Main-St. Friends. 14 0.. 1.000

First Presbyterlan .,..14.

Baptist 11. United Brethren 8.

S. 8th St. Friends 7,

Christian 8. Second Enpr. Luth 8. St. Paul's Luth. No. 2. . 6. First Eng. Luth 6. W. Richmond Friends.. 6., Grace M. E 5 . , St. John's Luth 5 . , First M. E 5. St. Paul's Luth. No. 1 . . 4 . , Second Presbyterian 2., St. Paul's Episcopal... 1.,

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Photo by Bundy Robert Ranck ter and the breeding pig clubs this year in junior club work. Last fall bis pig, named Daisy, took first prize in the county exhibit. It wa3 also exhibited in the State show in Indianapolis, where it was selected as one of the group of pigs from which the prize winners were selected. Robert received the silver Palladium cup which was offered to the winner in the Chester White group. He also had the best record book among last year's Wayne club members. Robert is twelve years old and the son of Mrs. Ellen Ranck, of Centerville.

THE DAYS OF REAL SPORT

By Briggs

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Musical Program for Art Exhibit

One hundred and ten visitors attended the opening of the Junior Art exhibit, Sunday afternoon, April 23, from 2 to 5 o'clock, in the Public Art gallery. Directors and members of the Richmond Art association were given special invitation to be present. The exhibit, though smaller than the one held by the Junior Art association last year, is said to be of higher quality in many respects. The exhibit is being held under the sponsorship of Miss Florence Williams. Early in the afternoon, the following program was given by a string quartet composed of Janice Smith, Marcia Dennis, Emily Roberts and Harold Roberts, assisted by Mrs. Dempsey Dennis, soprano, and Helen Eichorn, pianist: "Meditation" B. C. Fancionier String Quartet "En Route" (piano) Godard Helen Eichorn "Largo" ('cello) Handel Emily Roberts Spring Songs Mrs. Ponnsl "After Sunset" Arthur Pryor Quartet St. Andrew's Giants rofooforl All C4-crt

St. Andrews' All Stars played the St. Andrews' Giants, and defeated them 9 to 5. . The line-up follows:

All Stars I Brewster ... c K Ileis(Capt) . .p. . . G. Bloemke ..,b.s. . J. Fisher lb. B. Hablng .... 2b. J. Buche 3b. R. Miller .. l.f. 11. Vogelsang ...r.f. F. Maurer c.f.

By Herschel Oler, reporter for St. Andrew's.

Giants , .. Ralph Dixon Robert Dixon Phil Schneider K. Fisher .. ...W. Steins . .P. Schangleln . .William Hock ...R. Clements

, . .Russel Reis

Sevastopol Holds Arbor Day Chapel Sevastopol school observed Arbor Day, Friday, April 21, by presenting the following program: "America" School "The History of Arbor Day" . . . : Myron Ewbank, SA Songs: "The Tree's Friends" and "Woodpecker". .. .Grades 1 and 2 Talk; Supt. W. G. Bate

"Hong or the Bulbs", .tirades 3 and4 Poem "The Child's World" 4B Grade Exercise "The Talking Trees" 4 A Grade Song "Longing for Spring" Grades 3 and 4 "Salute to the Trees" Lillian Fisher, 5A "The Four Apple Trees" Ada Van Voorhis, 5A "The Tree" Grade Planting of trees and shrubbery. Ada Van Voorhis, reporter for' Sevastopol school. St. Andrew's Children Observe Arbor Day The first grade of St. Andrews' school celebrated Arbor day by believing that they were carpenters and made some tables and chairs. The third grade children are busy planning to make some May baskets, which will be very pretty when completed. Herschel Oler, reporter for St. Andrews' school.