Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 20, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO Che Casner Daily Trittne ; Ss c c in p |sucossing "the very beet the line rattce ad mnt” wfehin another | etree eteg erase ty Searing See THIEL iu ii » WU. A F [Si Tay St ly ete lek Soe cahasg” © MPs OHH eso be pak ea tl the present was brought out, showing the a the “Tr > are now as popular among the youns| A complete report was given by the|need of a helpful organisation to » ° ° ©. * e + ° 4 ° ° > |siris as among the boys. Misa Steere'’s treasurer, Miss Helen Wallace. sist the education’ and growth of FiAR . I i | {alk was clever and to the point call! rhe Rev. C. M. Thompson, Jr. of |Youth in most cases. ‘The “gang” Men, Complete February List ACE j c ioe Dare eee eee the Baptist church was the next|¥8s brought out, showing that gangs rt | The subject given by Mra William |speaker and opened his talk by show-|Should be directed along right paths iLLii u | Holland brought out the need of do-ling that the support of the ¥ should|rather than broken up, es the latter Vacancies in Directorate Filled by Election at the spoke of the crest appreciation which |as chairman of the bovee comsmittee = Thursday Night Meeting in Addition to oS es re ees in purss of tho other talks. im finding @ room or in securing em-| Miss Blanche Toland, president ot) ~ Ait id 4 ployment the Business and Professional Wom-)| ) Enjoying Interesting Program |"*sces is srie, » vocinsn vhs |SGs cae teh oe te oe pe SEE Ait |ist of note throughout the state, ac-|point of view of the business and pro- t nations or gifts for the ¥. W. C. A.|be im proportion to the need of the Y.|!8 an tmpossibility. The “aftermath” NOW ON SALE house on “Second street. Mrs. Holland |The address was punctuated with hu (Continued on Page Four.) Reports of the Y. W ment closing by members « as to the seconc and readin ing the work accor 1ed and the growth |companied by Mrs. Lowell, at the fessional women. Her subjejct in- a fi ial state-|>!25° gave two selections, ““Rondino,"| cluded the good being done to the! ore financial te and “My Little Boat,” which were|transient girls as well as to the rest- the organization, talks |} -artny applauded by the guests. The of the city, and closed her talk n informa! discussion | poise, youth and personality of the uotation that “good is con- d a program of music! musician added much to her ak 4 showed that activities a sive i ing technique and grace of interpret ight lines could not be stunted, - ~ and interesting cafeteria committee was repre- ; by Mra. C. D. Henry. She H. MoGorry as described by’ Mrs. W The work of ] The Girl Reserve division o Mac the Girl Re of the hope of the ¥ in soon & self supporting and asked . J. W. McIntyr ¢ supervision of Miss She told cf the recre- we he help of all the men and women M e n thet: hy a t ho sor Sv deee © aterials Dance Records S| Mrs. MJ, Hoeias, Bee poo s ot F: 1 ger so ' : . Showers. Fox-Trot Eddie Etkins’ Orchestra) 4.35 co cricamuetions ot Getaeintiiee we ~no Fai ures a ray hte Sg rg eh a car 7 apok ¢ a financial campaign Leavé Me With a Smile. Motiag Nan tret being planned for the near Happy Siz|, A.3512 How Many Times. Medley Fox-' 75< written and read by Miss net y one Casper to the ¥ in its a3 ~ The Sheix. Foa-Trot Baa Bethe ont Bis Piock} of the season: o! ms last year. Thi was also brought into from the health and n has been ac-| lowing them to . ° the arrival of Mra.|pep and energy along right Mrs. Lowell | instilling others with actly talk with inci r dally at the ¥. W. of service to and drives. ais ‘Melody Boys|! a.3519 White A. J. Cunningham spoke tn en you use it Wyre Mo More (ly Mammy). Fi cea Bort] 75 } M ee ee ~_you use less De Dente Bw, Fee ‘a © signature of FE. W. lckerbocker Orchestra | Z BROMO.) 80¢. YOUSAVE | ===S25 = ‘Tes Cup Girl. Fox-Trot Eddie Eikins’ Orchesiza 75 ite families which has been per- during the past months. In alk she showed that 110 girls had a wi during the last 19 days, 35 en rs had called the Y/ and 33 girls had been placed in suit miable positions. Mrs. Lowell also showing its by Mrs. Sinc! g brought out he fact that the young jar merry Seles. e .- Sad. ‘sees ae i eres na feat. epee’ = en looking for house work were| said you could buy KET. t~ fel t Love's : Francis Yec h easier placed than those in the | Loads) but I could carry “erm 1 mo era e Prines’s Dance Orchestra cational co: town business world. | a, e Mise Yeon 2. A.W. Peake, chairman of the in price classes tn e¢ ce committee, dwelt in particular Song Hits Bert toyed Bert Williams were fostered © being given to Casper gh the room registry at the YW. C. A. Through this registry the standard of the rooms has been ised the rents have been within ing, and the rooms listed have A pound can of Calumet Eeptains a 16 oz. Soe. ing pow come ii oz. aie Insteed of 16 "oz, cans. Be sure pound when you whee r When Francis Dances With Me Frank Crumit I'll Forget You Edwin Dale Meer rey ‘ernam Dathart and Al Bernard }' That's How I Believe in You Edwin Dale 1 Hold Her Hand and She Holds Mine Al Herman {i . From The Music Boz ‘They Call It Dancing a7) * . OPPORTUNITY Not Merely Knocking at Your Door, but It IS HAMMERING No Such a Sale Was EverePlaced Before the Public in Natrona County. EVERYTHING IN READY-TO-WEAR FOR WOMEN Goes in This Sale. Corn Flakes can be till yor | eat Kelloggs | Positively—the most joyously good any-time-cereal any man or woman or child ever put in their mouths! Such flavor, such crispness! Such big sunny-brown Corn Flakes! How you’ll relish a generous bowl-filled- most-to-overflowing; and a pitcher of milk or cream! Never was such a set-out! Never did you get such & universal vote as there’ll be for Keilogg’s Corn Flakes! Big folks and little folks will say ‘‘Kellogg’s, please,mother!’? Leave it to their tastes -—and yours! Prove out all we say! For, Kellogg’s Corn Flakes are a revelation in flavor; a revelation in all- the-time crispness! Kellogg’s are never tough or leathery or hard toeat! Insist upon KELLOGG’S—the original Corn Flakes—the kind in the RED and GREEN package! z 4 [a hy ekeg ee ond Take. 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