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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEW~
The Golden Valley News
A continuation of The Beach Advance and The Beach Review
W. R. Bratton and H. E. Enderle
Editors and Publishers
A weekly published every Thursday at Beach, North Dakota.
Entered as second class mail matter at the Postoffice at Beach,
North Dakota. October 7, 1936, under the act of March 3, 1897
Advertising rates furnished upon request
Subscription price $2.00 in No. Dak., Minn., Mont., and So. Dak.,
Elsewhere $2.50
UNITED BBETHR~ C~lmaC~
Herman Grove, Minister
May 29, 1938.
Beach--Unified worship service at
10:15; Roy. F. B. LaFavre of Great
Falls, Montana, conference superin-
tendent, will deliver the message.
No services Sunday evening as we
take part in the tri-County Sunday
school convention at Medora.
On Wednesday evening, Rev. ~-
Fa~rre and the local choir will present
a sermon-drama, and the Quarterly
conference will be held following this
service.
Ollie--Unified worship service at
10 a. m.
Carlyle--SS at 10:30 preaching at
11:30.
Alph~--SS at 2 p. m. ; preaching at
3p, m.
Roy. LaFavre will assist in a vaca-
t4on church school at OUie for the
churches of the circuit, May 30 to
June 3. He will speak in the evenings
as follows:
Monday--Trotters
Tuesday--Alpha
Thursdzy--Carlyle
Friday---Ollie.
Student Cry
Class Day exercises which include
the reading of the Class will, song,
poem, history and prophecy, will be
held on Friday morning, May 27th ut
9:30.
The semester exams started on TueS-
day afternoon and were brought to a
close on Thursday morning. These
ended the school work for the year.
The report cards will be distrbtuted
for the last time in this schoOl year
Just before the Class Day exercises.
The Senior Issue of the Student Cry
will be given to the students on Fri-
day, May 27th, lmm~diately after the
Class Day exercises.
Due to illness, the Home Economics
teacher, Miss Shelland was unable to
direct her classes on Thursday. Miss
Irene Hudson took her place.
This is the last Issue of the local
notes of the high school paper the
"Student Cry". We hope you have
enjoyed reading them as much as we
have had writing them.
Norene Kowalewskl
~t~lel Kippley
FREE
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WALL
Prescription
Phone 31
CASH
UP
Beach, No. Dak.
~l$$1t$l~ll~t~llfmI$~$~tll$~lt~lilSJl$1[$~ Mrs. CreeP.up re[urned home on Satur-
CARLYLE day
t A mos~ welcome rain fell on our
i~MW~l~$11~l~ml~$[I~n~ill~fi~}~l~l~lml~Ji;$l~l~t~ ( blowing fields last week. Crops and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred French. residents'gardens look much better.
of South Valley twenty one years ago, I Miss Lorraine Walker is visiting at
arrived at the home of A. Scheffer the Perry Sunderland home. I
Monday enroute to Edgeley, Minn., Little Jerry~ Hesse had his tonsils
from Seattle. Wash. Mr. French is and ader, vids removed at the Beach
emplo~d by a lock company and has hospital,i~st week,
been transferred from Seattle to In- Mrs. Kyle Sperry writes from Kla-
dianapolis. Ind. They wc~'e over-night math Falls. Oregon, that Kyle has a
gueses at the G. Hammolid home Mon- job on a dairy farm now.
day.
School closed a~ HillSide the past
week and will be, co/~cluded with a
picnic or trip to the 0dland dam next
Sunday. Miss Evelyr~ Nelson is the
teacher and Miss Effna Nelson com-
pleted her term at the Haigh school
also the past week.
Mrs. Alfred Scheffer and Verna were
dhmer guests at the Albert Still home
Sunday. Master Dt~ane came home
with them for a week's vacation.
Bill Narum gavea dance at Carlyle
Saturday evening. ~he music was from
Baker and u gOod crowd spent a pleas-
ant evening of entertainment.
Mrs, Duc~ey Fulton r elurned to her
home in "S~uth Valley ~on Saturday
after spen~ng some tim~ at the Beach
hospital.
Howard ~tark and Eliiott PItirn~er
were Bake~. visitors SaturdaY. \
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Verna Sclteffer was a gues of
Van Winkle: Mrs. Bert Hudson aSd
Mrs. Ora Stark the past week.
Mrs. Geo. I-l~nmond, Mrs. Bert (~o-
vert, Mrs. A. Schiller, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Hayden attended the matine~ in
Beach Saturday.
Rev. Grove preached a very interaSt-
ing and infomative sermon on Stmtiay
which was heard by a fair sized c~'owd.
He announced services foa Men~orial
evening. The Webbs Willif~g W~rkers
will serve supper before ctmrc~t ser-
vices which will consist of cFeamed
chicken, hot biscuits, mashed pbtatoes,
salad, pickles and apple pie. Ice
cream will also be sold all. evening.
Come and eSjoy a delicious supper
and help a good cause.
POPPY DAY FACTS
What is Poppy Day?
Poppy Day is a day observed thru-t
out the United States by wearing me-I
morial poppies in honor of the WorldI
War dead. It will be observed thlsI
year on May 28th, the Saturday be-
fore Memorial Day.
What is the Memorial Poppy?
The memorial poppy is a replica of
the poppies which grew on the battle
fields of France and Belgium during
the World War.
Why was the poppy chosen as the
memorial flower?
The poppy was chosen as the memor-
Everyone in the Valley is r~Joicing ial flower for the World War dead be-
over the Past weeks continuous rain, cause it grew where they fell, the one
which surely reminded them of years touch of beauty in the desolate battle
- areas.
gone vy. - [
The Lutheran Ladies Aid served a lWho makes the Memorial Poppy?
fine dinner at the Lutheran church on Memorial poppies axe made by dis-
Thursday. Mrs. Chris. Sherva and abled World War veterans working in
Mrs, Normun Rost were hostesses. 'governnment hospitals and in conval-
Several cases of chicken pox are re- escent workrooms maintained by the
at Ollie. i American Legion Auxiliary.
]
Who distributes the Memorial Poppy?
" - - : =~ .... =: ..... " ' - - / Women of the American Legion
TROTTERS , Au~li.ry. working as unpaid volun-
teers, distribute the poppies through-
: -- : ~-- ~ : :-~-== ~ out the United States.
Due to weather a very small tWha is done with the money cemtrib-
crowd Webbs Willing Work-I
ers a ehurgh pa~ors on Wednes-]
day. ~ ~. V. MoO~e was hostess. [
~3¢c', ~ey is no@ employed at the
Roy ~ ~ farm. ( ~
Mr. and Mrs. ~reenup "took ~q to
Hettinger to visit her parents. I~. and
uteri for the poppies?
Every penny is used to support the
work of the American Legion and
Auxiliary for the welfare of the dis-
abled veterans, their families and the
families of the dead.
Wh~ wegrs the Memorial Poppy?
Every American who wishes to honor
the war dead and aid the war's living
victims.
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SIDNEY
THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1938
RURAL WELLERS
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