Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 11, 1922, Page 12

ie us PAGE TWELVE | SCOUT SUNDAY QBSERVANCE 15 > PLANNED TERE Sermons and Other Activities in Many Churches Dedi- cated to National Movement. As « fitting close to Boy Scout week which has been well observed by the organizations of the city in cluding the Rotarians, the Casper Chamber of Commerce, and the “XI- wanians, as well as by the merchants ia their attractive window displays, Sunday services in many of the Cas. per churches will have to do with the Boy Scout movement. Arrangements have been made in some churches to set aside a portion of the seating space for the scouts who will in most cases attend in a body. The text of sermons will em. Brac the Boy Scouts movement, and the merits from the religious angle. It will undoubtedly surprise many people to learn how the Roy Scout ment has won to its support the jous bodies in the United States. tically ot great religious groups will sit around the Birthday table of the Boys Scouts of America at its twelfth anniversary, February 8. ‘The twelfth Scout law reads +A Scout is Reverent. He is reverent to- ward God. He is faithful in his relig fous duties, and respects the convic- tions of others in matters of custom and religion.” This law largely ex plains why men of all religious faiths co-operate in the character build- ing and citizenship training program Che Casper Daily Cribunz ANOTHER GREAT FINANCIAL QUESTION (ei of thix organization. The tnovement is only twelve years old and yet already has received the official endorsement of the leading re- ligious organr-xtions. More troops are organized in or ection with churches thar any other institution and it is believed that almost every scout- master is definitely affiliated with one or another religious organization. Sunday, February 12, is Scout Sun day in anniversary week. And in many pulpits the movement will be chief topic on that day. . eee ee The is mi was i thusiastic manner ‘Y. W.’” Notes girls. Th noun ing well city Tho first rehearsal for the Old Folk which is being planned by r-junior girls of the Girl Re- erves was held last Monday. No es- pecial parts were assigned at the first meeting with the exception of Miss Ruth Allsman, who will take part in the solo selections. Th The committee to arrange for the| diner: program to be observed during the year was appointed at a meeting of the Sophomore-Freshman club which ‘was also held last Monday afternoon at the high school. The gymnasium classes met Mon- day evening at the high school and began a dumb-bell drill with music. A good attendance was noted, and the class work was much enjoyed. The American Legion auxiliary met ‘Tuesday afternoon at the Y. W. C. A. and discussed the caucus meet which will be held here in the near future. ‘The final plans for the county fair which was held this afternoon were made at a meeting of the East Cas- per school girls which was held last ‘Tuesday afternoon at the “Y." Lu- cille Allridge, Martha Gadberry and Vera Naylor were appointed as the executive, committee to take care of the working out of the original plans. A program committee headed by Miss Bernice Henry, met at the “Y” ‘Wednesday afternoon and made plans for the work for the Sophomore- Freshmen Girls’ club. The next meet- ing will be held in the form of a dis- cussion or informal debate on whether or not the high school girls should wear uniforms. The Spanish classes held last ‘Wednesday evening at the “Y” were well attended by the ambitious pupils and a pleasant as well as beneficial evening was spent in the study of the Castilian language. Seventeen girls were present at the meeting of the Park school division of the Girl Reserves held last Thursday afternon at the “Y." The program for the afternoon included an inter- esting discussion on a girl's wardrobe, Noon-Day Lunches 11:30 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. Quick Service. The Wigwam O-S Bldg. NOTICE! The party who took Mrs. Jessen’s coat from the wom- en’s dressing room at the Masonic Temple is known. If same is returned to the Temple’ immediately, no questions wil] be asked. If not, it will be recovered through legal process. bringing out the suitable type of Gress | sitiontas well as'a popular and well for each occasion. Initiatory services were heid at the meeting of the West Casper girls un- Jer the direction of Mrs. J. C. Ross. mar, sohool organizations, 4 Another rehearsal for the concert work is being taken up in an | charge of the musié. at the ¥. W. C. noon. prog: ing in popularity each week shown by the number of lunchers and Nellie Swearingen the fast becoi rm known eating place. During the month of January 919 visitors called at the ¥. W. C. A. Al- though some of the yisitors were those attending the regular meetings, many were girls using the rest rooms or the kitchens, as well as tran- sient girls and those looking for em- ployment. The rooms are used cach} the with their cheery appearance en- fortable furnishings are well junior-senfor| known to tired shoppers. | in Out of the 196 applicants for work, 61 were placed through the work of the secretaries of the Y. W. C. A. and the requests from 62 employers were filled. The desk at the Y. W. C. A. is well known as a riedium to find| both work and those to work for the} employee. club now has 30 members which ore than any other of the gram- held Friday evening and by Mrs. Florence Lowell is 0 rst vesper services to be held A. rooms were an- ced for a week from this com- Sunday. All Girl Reserves as as all girls and women of the are invited to atténd the after- Music will be a part of the am. C, A. cafeteria is gain- as Is Next week the space in the Baptist meeting house which has barn kind- ly turned over to the use of the Girl eo ¥. W. COLUMBIA OFFERS 6000 BILL SUNDAY IN “LEND ME YOUR WIFE” COMEDY “Lend Me Your Wife” is offered as the big Sunday bill at the Columbia by Lawrénce P. Wall and his Sap phire girls and is declared to be one of the best and funniest attractions yet offered by this theater. Many good vaudeville specialties ‘are also offered on the bill, all of which will round out a good afternoon or evening for anyone. Loretta Kidd has some new songs and dances and Ignatz has some g00d laughs for his admirers in addition to the work of the rest of the company. Abeta Sob sins 7 Miss Maude A. Royden, England's Reserves, will be ready for basketball games und numerous inter-club games cafeteria is|are being arranged under th direc-| & & money-making propo-' tion pf Miss Julia Steere. ‘s. Under the direction of Mrs. : Chiropractic i Will Cure You! S A CHAIN is no stronger than its weakest link, so is it true of the spinal col- umn in its relation to the body. The spinal column is the index to your general health and if there is any weaknes it will be found here. Undue pressure on the nerves —the cause of most ailments— ,can be cured by Chiropractic \ *__the science of adjustment. The principles of Chiro- practic were founded in 1895. Today there are more than 10,000 practic- ing this science and more than 5,000,000 who have been helped by it. Drs. J. H. and A. G. CHIROPRACTORS Suite 318 to 323, Midwest Bldg. Office Jethey great woman preacher who is soon to be heard in America, is the daughter of Sir Thomas Royden, at one time lord mayor of Liverpool. Phone 706, Res. 93 NOTED WATER SPEAKS ON LYCEUM COURSE TONIGHT US AMEREMS’ TOBE SUBLET OF PETER MARL FREE! Peter Clark MacFarlane, noted lecturer and author, will be the at- traction tonight on the Casper pub- lic school lyceum course in a lecture to be delivered at the high school auditorium at 8 o'clock. “Us Ameri- cans” will be the subject of his ad- dress. Mr. MacFarlane is without equal on the public speaking platform of America today in that he started in the lowest walks of life and scored one success after another until he had attained independence. He used to dig ditches. Then he became a clerk, went to work in a railroad and finally landed a private secretary job. Went to night school; became a court reporter; found this all right but wanted to study dra- matic art—and did! Became an elo- cution teacher; studied to be an ac- tor—and played four years in stock and road shows. Heeded the call of the ministry and took up his pas- torate in a little western town where four years before by ‘ad played “Hamiet.” Faithfally practiced his writing and his articles began to at- tract attention in newspapers and magazines. Became one of Amer- jeafs best knbwn ‘fictionists—nnd today is equally a star in the plat- form world. All of the foregoing is set forth just to show how Peter Clarke Mas- Farlane found the “human touch.” You've read his stories in.the Post and American and other magazines and you can guess now jus: why the human element figures #0 strongly in his Hterary efforts. The call of the story has beckoned Peter Clarké MacFarlane to strange out-of-the-way corners of the world, He was in France and Germany dur- ing and immediately after the war. of the lyceum He visited Italy, England and Mex- ico. 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