The executive committee of the state board of education adjourned at noon today their meeting, which convened yesterday morning. Tentative consideration was given the biennial report and budget and a visit of inspection was made over the university plant. The senior class at the university held elections Monday evening, after a postponement since the second week in September. Ronald Wood of Payette was elected president, Chester Vincent, vice president; Alexander Schick, treasurer, and Flora Loomis. Secretary.

Arrangements are being completed by Ruby Chapter No. 9, O.E.S., for a dancing party to be given at the Guild hall on Tuesday evening of next week.

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This week, the committee in charge has announced that an open invitation is extended to all Masons, Eastern Stars and their friends. 