Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1925, Page 5

THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1925 Pike cn J Coe . fhe Casper Daily Critune Preparations Being Made For Girl Scout ¢ Camping The Boy Scout camp, Careyhurst, | must be made as soon as possible | is to be the site of the third annual | through the Girl Scout dire mmer camp of Casper Council, | Reynolds, at Girl Scout headquur rl Scouts, to be held from July 12 | ters, Room 19, Townsend Bank Bide to 26 ths year. Good water, plenty | All registrations must be om of shade, and well equipped bulid-| panied by camp fee, $4 per week ches are three main features of the} tne newspap camp, tails of co Mrs. Ruth MelIntyre issto have harge during the two we@ks the 4 Glee Bamuhe uakadhiare, Mee oa If any other information is a trained scout peal ; yable of direc very detail a train 1 xious mp for Girl and plea morning . owing Sun- y wishing the help of ne call Mrs; ) Reynolds at the camp. ponsibility fo: "4 the gir nd from the car 8 for Girl Scouts earn ig me s| for camp expenses were aased, COURT OF HONOR CONDUCTED | FOR SCOUTS AT CAMP CAREY The court of h r of the Cas- ing now, and unless y sue- \ per Boy Scout council held its an-;cessful ‘ ; ploymen Ss pee ee, Reet count Kad ies A joceful ity Sita eons om FAIRY SILK VESTS CHILDREN’S ROMPERS at Camp Carey and the entire camp | pro’ y nt : registration ised the cere- | Summer camp. 2 s © : , anx- The second shipment this season of these Silk © AND PANTY DRESSES monies attending the awarding of| ious and willing to do something to 45 merit badges to Scout Harry Proud |earn a little money so that they can Vests has just been received. We are again show- and Assistant Scoutmaster Thomas.|pay their own way—they | You must see the ppr y are not ‘ : - The ceremonial was held in a se-jasking anything for nothing—only ing the entire range of vonderf cluded spot, with the light of a|the chance to work at odd jobs to : rials € Nt cheerful campfire sending its glow |earn enough to 1 8 cost of their delicate shades at onl f i into the faces of the assemblage. board. Ca 2 sople can do a lot W. S. Kimball, Sr., president of|for these boys if they will survey the court of honor, presided over the | their premises now and try to find meeting, which was enlivened by | something that these boys could do. peppy songs and cheers on the part|Maybe your w of the scouts, aided by the leader- ship of scoutmasters stationed with | bish collected y the boys at the camp, something in order t Barl anwe member of fellows can find something to do to court, g2 san account of|make a little chang his recent trip as a guest of the /and next Tuesday, o ad- United States navy to Hawal!, where | quarters, telephone $75-W an . he witnessed the mid-Pacific war struct them to send a boy up to your ne staged jointly between the| house or business for a bit of em- - nt > - . Bs Tivy and the army stationed tq the | ployment Sou! will’ met! Year: FRIDAY, TURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY Hawatis slands. money's worth and a little fello —~ : Qaticiay: sured He Duis ndjlwil te given the: opportunity. 10 Four days that will mean a great deal to those who wish to complete their summer wardrobe at a big saving. MOE CAE th aout: CARD our Ready-to-Wear Floor and Piece Goods gemma badge for communi service to Harry Proud. Attorney Ben Pester | ONE GROUP OF ONE GROUP OF | ONE GROUP OF made the presentation address in awarding an honor badge to seout.| ROLAry President | re “frior to the ceremony, the mem-| SA@pes Conclave | SILK DRESS NS) SILK DRESSES SILK DR a bers of the court played baseball As a? with various troops and made in- ¥4 F F a: AT spection of the cabins. ‘The present period ends next Mon- day and on next Tuesday morning, another contingent of scouts will oc- cupy the camp premises, providing a: | that the registrants can earn suf. 4 ficient funds to defray their ex- 5 ‘ pense, There are 15 boys register- | Bees ed for work at scout headquarters in the chamber of commerce build- , oe }. Included in this assortment are Dresses from our “ , wert 7 ee bod | Beautiful Street and Oe regular stock that formerly sold up to $19.95. Won- These Dresses are truly stupendous values—embody- Roma, Georgette, Printec : c derful assortment of styles and colors to select from ing all that is newest and finest in style, material and Satin Crepe. All of ow PREAGH HERE SUNDAY 4 } ~-$9.98 colors. Values up to $24.75, choice_ $14.95 to $45.00 at low price Pirreag earthy dpetage ytd , ae Printed Voile Dresses Extra Value---Millinery Children’s Bloomers FIBRE SIL mp OOMER K Ss ~INS busiest bishops in the Methodist AND § NS 0 al church, of in any other | |i ; 4s 4 In spring’s most Picturesque Le a Made of fine T c he 3 ZG wonderful colorings Hats he pa ; rie and vat &) According to his itinerary he 3 ¢ Large assortment of a shade 1 c ig scahe Pie re @ preached scalaureate sermon 7 fashions ‘ ill, Black A at the Chi Training school, June E styles. Good qual- = nd ; DR EAT Sk ) ¢ 14th, June 17th he addressed the Ro- ity, sizes 16 to 44, Oy age ee odd : ’ N ie tary International convention at| ~Eyerett W. Hill, presideme of Dring? Cleveland, Ohio. June 21st he will] te International Rol Clubs, preach at Casper, Wyo. eu tary ys ) July Sth and 6th he will spe: 1a} is completing arrangements for . ee lecture tat Thousand Islands :, | the annual convention of th= or- 4 New York and July 12 he will preach | ganization, in Cleveland. 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