Editor lineup for Views Newspaper
The editorial staff lists Tom Mayhill as Editor-in-chief with Edna Johnson as Assistant Editor and Jack Gee as Sports Editor. Betty Stew and Bill H. Smith lead Organizations and Editorial Chiefs, while Maxine Kennard Minnie Buchanan and Betty Pierce handle assistants and social coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mayhill
Edna Johnson
Jack Gee
Betty Stew
Bill H. Smith
Maxine Kennard
Minnie Buchanan
Betty Pierce
Art McDow
Sunside Society Freshman Play The Sewing Circle
The Sunside Society presents The Sewing Circle written by Betty Harrisor performed by freshman girls. Hi Y Club hosts Father and Son Banquet with a packed program including invocations, music by H. S. orchestra, Glee Club songs, solos by Marilyn Holloway and Kathryn McCain, an address by Rev. J. S. Corkey, and the Bless Be the Tie that Binds singalong led by Jean Kramer with Rose mary Smith on accordion. Dr. Gros and Rev. Jenkins offer talks to clubs on life choices. Delphi debates unemployment insurance on Purdue radio December 3. Delaware’s Edna Johnson and Arthur McDowell to represent Delphi in the Indiana Central meet Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunside Society
the Sewing Circle
Betty Harrisor
Hi-Y Club
Mrs. Smith
H. S. Orchestra
Glee Club
Marilyn Holloway
Kathryn McCain
J. S. Corkey
Jean Kramer
Rosemary Smith
Dr. Gros
Rev. Jenkins
Booster Club
Delphi
Purdue University Broadcasting Station
Attica
Edna Johnson
Arthur McDowell
Hunting Trip and Sunshine Convention Attendees
Howard Shaffer Walter and Ivan Popejoy Raymond High and Kennetho Black enjoyed a hunting trip this weekend. Kathleen Gibbons Mary Alice Cripe Mildred Gerard Maxine Clatra Kennard Florence Hunter Vivian Long Margaret Rusk Martha Rohra baugh and Mrs Downey attended the Sunshine convention at Monon. There were 500 girls in attendance. Josephine Bell of Flora spent the weekend with Kathleen Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Shaffer
Walter
Ivan Popejoy
Raymond High
Kennetho Black
Kathleen Gibbons
Mary Alice Cripe
Mildred Gerard
Maxine
Clatra Kennard
Florence Hunter
Vivian Long
Margaret Rusk
Martha Rohrabaugh
Mrs. Downey
Monon
Josephine Bell
Flora
Local residents spend weekends in nearby cities
John Mount Tom Mayhill Bob Clawson and Frank Lamb traveled to Rochester Saturday afternoon. Mary Agnes Bunnell and Orpha Heiland visited Lafayette Sunday. Mary Agnes Faucet went to Logansport on Saturday. Betty Mabbitt spent Saturday in Lafayette. Mr and Mrs Robey were in Indianapolis Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mount
Tom Mayhill
Bob Clawson
Frank Lamb
Rochester
Mary Agnes Bunnell
Orpha Heiland
Lafayette
Mary Agnes Faucet
Logansport
Betty Mabbitt
Red Cross Talk Guides Friday School Activities
Friday morning Mrs. Gregg the Red Cross nurse gave an instructive talk on the origin and work of the Red Cross society. Ruth Dobbins recited The Red Cross Flag. Section two of the 7B class begins foods work with split schedules for nine week blocks. Sixth grade literature studies the Star Spangled Banner while the 7th year history class wraps the colonial era and moves into the Revolutionary War. Exhibits and contests by Innes Cochrane in the library have drawn student interest and benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg
Red Cross
Red Cross Society
Ruth Dobbins
Innes Cochrane
Grade News Highlights and Red Cross Stickers
Miss Keever receives the Good Sideband pennant this week. Mrs Earl Hildebrant, Mrs Russell Craig and Mrs Pauline Bosworth visited the first three grades. Red Cross stickers were awarded to Miss Keever, Miss Carney and Miss Stephen's rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keever
Earl Hildebrant
Russell Craig
Pauline Bosworth
Miss Keever
Miss Carney
Miss Stephen
Lack of Appreciation Noted in School Remarks
A speaker laments Americans failure to value life and the country’s gifts, citing a recent mood dip. The example given centers on students underappreciating teachers at school.
A Reflection on Humanness and Respect for Teachers
In this classroom meditation Arthur McDowell laments student ingratitude toward teachers and the loss of appreciation for art, music, drama, and life. He warns that criticism behind teachers’ backs erodes respect and calls for applying the passage to daily life and how we treat others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McCdowell
Flora woman marks 90th birthday with five generations
Mrs Lattie Albright celebrated her ninetieth birthday Sunday at her Flora home. Five generations gathered for the event with a noon turkey dinner. Attendees included Mary Myers 67, Lon Ewing 46, Daniel Smith 26, and great great grandson Richard Smith 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattie Albright
Flora
Albright
Mary B. Myer
Lon Ewing
Daniel Smith
Richard Smith
Sunday Chicago Herald and Examiner Comic Weekly
The Sunday Chicago Herald and Examiner promotes a new 20 page Comic Weekly. Readers are urged to pick up the issue to enjoy favorite comics in the fresh comic section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Herald and Examiner
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Gloria Vanderbilt
Constance Brock
Constance
Libby Starr
Mamaroneck Society
Helen Josephson
Robert Josephson
Baers
Max Baer
Primo Carera
Buddy
Max
West Coast
Baer
Carnera
Hollywood
Ginger” Rogers
Lew Ayres
Harry Joe
Harry Joe Brown II
Jim
Big Bad
Betty Gow
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Scotland
New Jersey
Bruno Hauptmann
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Roosevelt
Organization News
Mr. and
Mrs. Robey
Indianapolis
Jr. High News
Monticello
Tioga Bridge
Elmwood
Kathryn McDowell
City Park
Ford Rouge
Ford
Chicago
Black Forest
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