The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1931, Page 3

, All but Three Teachers in City Schools Announce They Will Return Next Year ‘With three exceptions, the entire teaching staff of the Bismarck high school and the city grade schools will return to Bismarck next year,it was announced Thursday, by H. , Sax- ‘vik, city superintendent. Mrs. Arnold ‘Van Wyk, French instructor, and Miss lois |, physical education teacher at the high school will not staff for the various schools will be, high school: W. H. Payne. principal; Myron H. Anderson, Latin; Pearl Bryant, English and dramatics; Juanita Edick, commercial; George L. Hays, assistant coach; Mildred I. Hoff, English; Mildred E. Huff, geom- etry; Elizabeth Jones, American prob- Jems; Clarion Larson, music; Irene Lambertus, ‘oach; Margery Morris, ence; Rita Murphy, English; Neff, manual training; Mell Pollard, history; Myrtle E. Sandie, Lat Schaumberg, physical edi tion, bookkeeping; Marie Turner, English; Arnold Van Wyk, chem- istry; and R. L. Wells, history. ‘Will junior high school: C. W. Lei- principal; Nora McGettingan, Esther Ht, geography; Edward Heer, arithmetic; Adeline Ness, literature; Mabel Ol- history; Charlotte Schmidt, grammar; Elizabeth Louise Johnson. English; Themar Simle, arithmetic, grammar. “William Moore school: Ella O. Cas- selman, principal and fourth grade; Lavina Register, first grade; Eliza. beth Best, second grade; Gladys sel, third; Isabel Campbell, fourth; Anne Rodewald, fifth; Edna Jones, ee sixth; and Jennie Gilliland, Richholt school: Agnes Boyle, prin- cipal and sixth grade; Agnes Witzle- ben, first grade; Bessie Wilson, first; Marguerite Lyness, second; Eloise McKee, third; Ruth Rowley, fourth; Ovidia Setter, fifth; Leone Mushin- ski, opportunity room; and Mary Ry- kindergarten. Wachter school: Jeanette Myhre, principal and fourth and fifth grades; Lucile M. Malmquist, first grade; Clara 8. Trom, second and third; HISTORICAL GROUP SPONSORS CONTEST Annual Bird Identification Com- petition Opens Today, Closes April 11 Announcement that the annual kird identification contest, superintendent of the society and an ornithologist of note. Reid has selected a group of 32 mounted birds which are on display in two show cases in the Natural His- tory room of the Historical Museum ai the Memorial building on the cap- ital grounds. The birds are those which have been seen wild in North Dakota. All are numbered and the contestants will attempt to identify | them by their common names. contest will be open to all boys and girls. Prizes will be awarded to those entering the contest and identifying correctly the highest percentage 0: the birds displayed. ‘The contest will be of special inter- est to the Boy Scouts and Girl Scout on account of their emphasis on out- door activity in their period of the contest. Bird books and helps of any kind may be used by | each contestant in identifying specimens. ' Blanks will be provided at the dis- | play upon which the contestant may list the birds according to their num- ters. All lists must be in the ballot ‘box provided for that purpose by Sat- urday evening April 11. Almost everyone of the 32 birds now on dis- play are different from the 35 shown | last year. LAUGHTER CAUSED DEATH Youngstown, O., March 19—(?)— Be sure and register on the Helen Munig, eas and Josie A. Your Footwear’s Beige Since Spring is Here $350 Levin-built lounge chair to be iven away free at the Kennelly Furniture company’s display the auto show. the others. Basketball Tournament State Training School Gym Mandan Saturday Evening, March 21, 8:30 (Central Time) ONE GAME ONLY Bismarck Demons vs Mandan Braves | ADMISSION 75 CENTS ‘A limited number of reserved seats are available at superintendents’ offices, Bismarck and Mandan high schools, at $1.00. No »»» Then from our varied offer- ing you'll find it, Oh, so pleasant to satisfy your individual style. Shown ° here are only two . . . but do see all FASHION PEATE SR ceyesTe a CAPITOL THEATRE Tonight and Friday Yancey Cravat A Giant Towering Among on an “Empire Destiny Marked with Madness and AR Richard Dix Irene Dunne Estelle Taylor Daily at 2:30 - 6:45 - 9 Adults, Entire Evening, 50c caused by during & THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, * Maude Schroeder, third; s-| Mra. Ida Guanle, 43, died of heart |¥ ; Ramsiand, |fallure Wednesday, night, value. Spring Dresses One Glance and You Know ‘These Are Real Bargains! Men’s Overalls $1.00 A special value for the Last Day of Jubilee Week! Of white-back blue denim—mill shrunk. Big pockets, triple- stitched, rust-proof buttons. High or low back styles. ‘Direct from New York in Time for Easter! $5.99 Last Day Values! One look at them will convince you that they are extraordinary values, worth several dollars more than $5.99! Smart frocks that proclaim their 1931 origin by their tiny print designs on dark backgrounds, and their high shades in flat crepes! New Style Features! Dresses (some with clever jack- ets) in the new molded lines, with deep pleats and low-placed flares ,.. puff and bell-shaped sleeves ... tailored and fancy collars. In blue, black and other shades with contrasting colors and prints. Women’s and misses’ sizes, Values Like This Have Won Us Many New Friends! New House Frocks 69c A Last Day Special! Frocks in gay summery prints. Flare and pleated skirts. Sleeveless or short sleeves. Sizes 14 to 50. Buy now and Save! These Must Be Good Values! ‘We Sold 6,000,000 Pairs in 1930 Men’s Work Shoes $239 Mahogany re- tan uppers, oak leather soles, leather heels. Riveted rein- forcements. Re-curtain Every Room—at Subilee Week Savings! Spring Curtains 59c Panels, 6-piece. Cottage, ruf- fled, and criss- cross sets in marquisette and dotted scrim. Many colors. Tubfast. 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Frankly to induce 1,700,000 new customers to shop in Ward stores this week—WE HAVE BEEN OFFERING MANY SPECIAL OUTSTANDING BARGAINS. These values remain on sale Friday and Saturday—,THE LAST DAY OF THE DRIVE. To these new customers who have be- come Ward customers during this event, we pledge our utmost in value giving and satisfaction. To our old customers, we pledge the continuation of our usual Valties and services. We extend this LAST DAY buying and saving invitation to our old friends as well as our new friends. We want EVERYBODY within trading distance of a Ward store to take advantage of these exceptional COME—SEE—BUY—AND SAVE! SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY. JUBILEE WEEK! Another Radio Scoop by the World’s Largest Radio Retailers! Lafayette---New Airline Radio! The Home Comes in for Its Share of Jubilee Savings Felt Base Rug $3.98 Floral and tile de signs. Waterpro: surface on fel base. 9x12 ft. Smart New Styles Direct from New York to You! 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