The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1937, Page 4

Celebrating 25th Birthday Cooking School Conducted by Miss Mary Deveraux to Be Summer Project ‘Girl Scout and Brownie Pack Lead- éxé’ asacciation members, holding their March meeting Tuesday eve- concentrated on plans for troop tivity next summer, Deveraux of the North- Power and Light company spoke plans for the cooking classes, which she will conduct. Girls will be divided into groups of 12 from junior high through senior high school age. ‘They will work in the model modern kitchen of the utility company. Miss Evalyn Grace Hermann, leader of Troop 1, announced that her leu- tenant, Mrs. Robert Paris, is leaving ‘Thursday for Fergus Falls, Minn. The leaders gave a vote of apprecia- tion to Mrs. Paris. Will Add to Fund Each Girl Scout in Bismarck will contribtue one penny to the Juliette Low memorial fund honoring ,their founder during the anniversary week. ‘Troops 2 and 12 will for their spe- cial project make a map of Bismarck to be used at the Girl Scout regional conference in May. Troop 5 an- nounces that it will plant a flower and vegetable garden at the scout ern of 3 and 4; 5, 14 and 7, and 9, 11 and 12, These committees will alternate in je teens Sone Eo eee ze * Rev. and Mrs, G. Adolph Johns, 804 Seventh St., have chosen the name of Daniel Ludwig for their son, born Feb. 18. The child was) baptized by his father in the First Lutheran church with members of the congregation acting as sponsors. The infant was held by Miss Mabel Olson, superintendent of the church school. LITTLE BLOFE To See is to Buy. To Buy is to Wear. ACCESSORIES FLOWERS first and foremost FINE SHEER HOSE—to match beige gloves. FEMININE NECKWEAR — resem- bling hand-made and very white BLOUSES, whimsical, .tailored or utterly frivilous. ELABORATE COSTUME JEWELRY new looking, “un SCARFS you'll love to touch no less than to wear. HANDBAGS that are definitely new. Styles positively confined to this shop. HANDKERCHIEFS with flashing posey prints or demurely plain colored. wl frock in pale blue trimmed with pin-tucking suede belt. Dress at right is pale egg blue cotton, finished with smock: ing and scalloping. Pupils Give Banquet For School Officials “ for Spring Starts Thursday 9 A. M. Plenty of Styles! All So Becoming! ‘The succeas of your new Easter outfit depends largely upon your Hat! And of course you want one that is especially be- coming to your individual type. You'll find it at Penney’s, where there's a grand selection of new Spring colors—Styled in the new Spring manner and such an amazing value. People’s I Forum (Editor’s Note)—The Tribune wel- comes letters on subjects of inter- est. Letters dealing with contro- versial religious subjects, which attack individuals unfairly, oF ae offend good taste and fair lay will be retired to the writ- ers. All letters ST be signed. If you wish to use a pseudonym, sign the pepadeny = ree and your te such parts oi letters as may be necessary to conform to this policy and to re- quire publication of as writer's nai ‘here justice and fair play ake it advisable. All letters must be Imited to not more 600 words, A CHOICE agit THREE } : Le f 8 pk zg g & i 5 g 5 ; it i i é 5 3 Ee [ 5 lg & s : | i in | g i i i i 3 : E | 5g Es E il n¥ i Hf i 4 aque Hh mee] af gree i SKIN | WATER PROTECTS AGAINST HARD CONVOYING SHIP 10 INSURGENT HARBOR Shipping Circles Believe Arms Vessel Saved From Destruc- tion by Fire Aboard F , i in fied ‘armers Warned Not To Sow Certain Seed Washington, Mar. 10—() —The Agricultural Adjustment administra- tion warned farmers Wednesday they will lose part of their benefit payments under the federal farm program this year if they plant un- adapted red clover or alfalfa s@d. AAA officials said the stringent reg- ulations would be enforced and that all imported seed, ecxept Canadian. would be barred under the farm pro- gram. Some of the lines surveyed by George Washington still stand. Bismarck Community Players Gertrude Tonkonogy's Hilarious Comedy in three acts “Three Cornered Moon” \ under the direction of MISS EDITH RAMSTAD City Auditorium les Dresses eal eee Suits il cleaning service at Teasonable prices. PHONE 2406 ‘Thursday and Friday, March 11 & 12, 8:15 P. M. Eatler Sale FOUNDATION GAR SKILLFULLY BONED i si Belted Corselet with Easter’s New ' Color Accents... Bright crepes with lacy ) Ruffled collars! Per- with your suit. 34-40. Montgomery Wa 300 Fourth Street REGULARLY $2.98 SALE PRICED AT alain Sno Corot TA SD slender figures. Back Lace Corset-makes 2 good figure better! Reinforced across yee here SStadee dee tuese BOS Benassy IP READY AT WARDS “strictly new de- : types. to 44. Styles that are 19371” tails! New ft Navy, colors. Sizes 12 Lo / Tubfast PRINTS ards “Bargain Ze Oe Colonial Percales! Sheers! New oriental, prints. pring $: . coors! BRS Telephone 475