The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, December 02, 1920, Image 4

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HED CLOUD. XIBBinUL CCTP
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
PUBLISHED EVERY THUKBDAY
Entered In tho roMofllco nt Hcd Cloud, Nob
fta Bocond Uliua MnttoM
A. B. McARTHUR,lE(lltor and Ownor
SCHOOL NOTES
(By County Superintendent)
Tho teachers should make tho phy
sical examinations nnd send in the
xcports. These nro required by law.
Bladen held teachers' examinations,
November 20. This is the first time
they have held the examinations in
their town. Miss Goodrich is giving
n course in reviews. As a result tho
students will have n better chance in
tho teachers' examination than ever
before. A little preparation is an
immense help in this line. Those
schools not carrying a Normal Train
ing class arc required to attend some
normal school for their eight weeks
normal training credit, before they
can tench. The Blnden schools seem
to be in a flourishing condition despite
tho fact that their teaching roster
was not very complete quite Into in
tho fall.
Teachers that have numbers from
other counties that arc not used up
may use them in this county by giv
ing tho number nnd tho name of tho
county after the number.
The tnjngs noticed so iar in visit
ing schools that should bo changed
arc:
More work should bo given to the
lower grades so that they will bo
less restless and will improve more.
Educational busy work should be
plnnned.
Too many teachers give out lessons
without explaining how to get them
and this necessitates a lot of inter
ruption through tho time of prepara
tion. Fifty per cent of tho complaints
against teachers is in the line of
government.
It makes trouble to answer ques
tions during class time. It is bet
ter to answer questions in between
classes. Ten nnd fifteen minutes is
short enough and when half of this
is used up in answering outsido ques
tions not much is accomplished.
If any of tho merchants, who fur
nished bunting to the decorating
committee on Armistice Day, did not
got all that they furnished they can
do so by calling on Dr. Martin or
Isadora Johnson.
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Pop Corn!!
Finest Grade Shelled Pop Corn
ever brought to the city. A big
consignment but its going fast at
8c lb
Good, pure, sweet pop corn makes kids happy and
husky and you got to acknowledge grown-us like it
to. Get your supply now.
Farmers Un ion
Red Cloud's Leading Mercantile Establishment 1
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HcyefPavldMi Nuptials '
On Thanksgiving day, Nov. Hotli, Mr.
Ellis Davidson nnd Miss Deltnn Mao
Aloyer wero united in matrimony at
the V. J. Mover home near Blnden, the
Rev. 0. T. Moore ofllciating.
At twolve thirty o'clock a sister of
t o groom Miss Kern Davidson begun
Wnggner's wedding rcnrc'i and tho
contracting party attended by Mis
Ruth Davidson, sister ot the groom, and
Mr. Lester Aloyer. brother of the bride,
took their place under a white wed
ding bell undor ii canopy of pink nnd
white festoons banked by ferns and
palnib. The pink and white colors
were carried out in the dining room
and made very pretty decorations.
The olllclating clergyman, a pioneer
pistor ut Bladen nnd who baptized tho
bride nt the nge of fifteen and a spec
ial friend of the bride, used'the ritual
Birvico of the Methodist Episcopal
church Including the ring ceremony.
After the congratulations were said
the wedding party sat down to a won
derful Thanksgiving wedding dinner
which showed tho splendid skill of tho
hostess in which the best the farm and
city could supply was presented in the
most pleasing variety and splendidly
prepared.
There were none in attendance ex
copting the immediate families of tho
contracting parties nnd Rev. and Mrs
Moore. All the mombors of the two
families were present numbering in all
twontyflvo present.
Tho bride wore a charming gown of
white satin with un overdress of georg
ette trimmed with pearls and woro a
string of pearls as the only ornament
Sho was sweet and wlnsom. Miss Da
vidson wore a dress of piuk satin
trimmed with point lace. Mr. David
son nnd Mr. Meyer wore bluo sorgo
suits
After dinner the time was spent in
musio, recitations and conversation
and later the bride and groom dopait
o 1 in a properly decorated auto with
the congratulations mid best wishes
for ii In ief wedding trip to Hastings,
Denver and Omaha
On their return they will tesidu at
the Meyer homo until Muruh when th y
will occupy theSlmerson f tit m between
lSIiio Hill and Bladen wliieh was n
CJiitly pnrchiibcd by Mr. 1. D. David
San A hostmf irieiuls join in tho e.xprehs
ion ot good wisltcb.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed' Church of Lester,
left Tuesday evening for Los Angeles,
California, and other western coast
cities where they intend to spend i
month visiting.
Arthur Gilbert and Cecil Crowcll
returned to Lincoln Sunday morning
to resume their studies nt the univer
sity after spending Thanksgiving hero
with their parents.
Dr.W.H.McBrtdc
DENTIST
OVER STATE BANK
Rod Clond
Nebraska
Dr. R.V. Nicholson
DENTIST
onicc Over Albright's Storo
Red Cloud
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JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD
PRESENTS
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A black sweater and a ladies col
luretto was left at the Bcsse Sah
Pavillion on Armistice Day and thr
owner can have same by calling at
tho Chief offlce and paying for this
ad.
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NOMADS OF
THE NORTH
From His Own Novel, with
Lon Chaney, Lewis Stone and Betty Blythe
IN THE BIG CAST
A PICTURE of the Big NORTHWEST
You Will See
Mountain Lions, Bears, Wild Cats and Dogs in
action that will hold your breath and make
VOll look for the AvitQ fnr fonn ttinu'll iiimn af
you. A Forest Fire so real it will stagger you and a finish so fine you'll cheer
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1 PROPERLY APPRECIATE
OUR PRICES on
SUITS, OVERCOATS
AND FURNISHINGS
For Men, Young Men, Boys, Children
You Should See Us First
We are right in line with present conditions and are
making a BIG SACRIFICE to SAVE our customers
the MONEY that RIGHTFULLY belongs to them.
We'll Sell all Our Christmas Goods at Greatly Reduced
PRICES and it is not to Early to Buy Christmas
Presents. COME EARLY AND GET THE BEST.
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