The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1933, Page 5

é Saxvik Will Discuss School Problems for Community Council H, O. Saxvik, superintendent of the ing of the Bismarck Women’s Com- munity Council at 3 o'clock Friday af- ternoon in the a , .e8 i Dancing Party Given By Garrison Officers Officers at Fort Lincoln and their DeMolay Members to Be Guests at Party ee Current Events Club Sets Guest Day Date Plans for the annual club guest day, May 3, were outlined at a meet- ing of the Current Events club Wed- tee, of Mrs. George F. Shafer, Mrs, John A. Larson and Mrs. E. J. Conrad. Carutel, Fi Et : i s #5 202 play Ea « . McGra' of ie > HE a ee peti ie : eal ltt “uel I i u g & ATH 3 FY ait The study of China was continued |; of ly hall) is a daughter of Mrs. C. A. Burton, De Luxe Oil Free with pair G & J Tires——Gamble Store. urron’s ras Popun| @ member of the club. Other papers on “Markets and Fairs” and “Rivers and Transporta- tion of China” were read by Mrs. H. F. O'Hare and Mrs, John Larson, re- spectively. * History of Club Is Reviewed for Guests left Thursday for her spending that wishing ee ee % Mra, Anna Stewart, Winnipeg, Man., home the last two weeks in ussleeali PES WASH SUITS Designs _ Broadcloths, Poplins, Linens Short Sleeves Sleeveless PHYSICAL EDUCATION 10 BE EMPHASIZED ON FRIDAY PROGRAM Boy and Girl Scouts and Ele- mentary Students Plan Special Features Physical education will be empha- sized in celebrations of boys’ and girls’ week Friday, with a Girl Scout out- door demonstration on the play- cal education program at 7:30 p. m., in the World War Memorial building, wey gee3 The Junior high school band will furnish music for the elementary Physical education program in the at Maddock, Oberon, and Minnewau- kan participated in a district meeting held here Wednesday. 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