Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1925, Page 3

\ } SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1925 Che Casper Sunday Cribune s | HiGH SCHOOL po [eS evens mayeon Observe Hallowe'en. ight, © On Friday evening the jun Try This on Your Piano 25) aries =Firmin, Prank le Hawes, Harold Heiser, a Hallowe'en pariy at tl : cown, Rolly Scown, Jay school gymnasium, with each juni Arthur Anderson, Hugh inviting a guest. Refreshments, c George Forster. Melvin sisting of cider and doughnuts were served and dancing was enjoyed un til 11 o'clock. nlor sponsors chaperoned the party. The commit- tees in ch: of the affair were: entertainment fay Crater and Mil Mr, and Mrs. Helser, Mrs. , a and Mrs Dick Farrel, and Mrs. A. V. Fobes. Mr. and Searles and the hostesses, Mrs. Thelma Bergman. Miss Buelah Berg. man, Miss Fae Bennett, Mise ‘Al- ford Ger nance, Harold Bates r, Miss Adele Wagener, and ‘Ott iam; refreshments, Malley, and the Misses Gerald en and M and Gludys Searles, - Hazeltine Julian Is Hostess. Masquerade Party. A group of the younger gi hostesses to a number c friends at a Hallowe'en dancing purty given at. t homeion Wednesday eveni for the most cle ewarded to Frank Troxel, Wagner and. Harold Heiser was served throughout the event Miss Hazeltine Julian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Julian. of 825 orth Kimball was hestess to a ‘oup of her friends Friday evening t her home e was very prettily decor- Hallowe'en. colors. and dur- s Hallowe'en refresh- The invited olo, Lena Cos- ments guests we 2 two | tolo, A feature of the party w k, Elsie Bayer, Grace dances given by Miss Geraldine Air. | Turne Heslop, Viola Fisher, art and the Misses Beulah and] Ada Fisier, Chase ard Viola Thelma Bergman. Mu 3 fur- Willard Chapman, Chap- nished by an orchestra posed of} Man ‘Lyel Ty James Jullan, Til Miss Beulah Bergman, Miss V rd Dey ries and Clyde Wilso: uests present uded Wollah. Darline Young, Thelma Young, Ger The ¢ rves were the orig Idine Airhi Marjorie de, | inators delightful party on Muriel Green, Lucille Clayton, Leta | Tue eyening in the basement Ewing, and the Messrs, Lawren s at the Y, W. C. A. The ob- Anderson. Heinie Kummer, Fi was to l_ the Estes Park perform the dance to their own music. Jeannette MacDonald, New York classic dancer, doesn’t turn up her nose at the “Charleston,” but:likes it, and is seen showing Mary Graham (right) and Jean Crittenden how to make the toes hold, which added much to the en- yment of occasion. crowd was’ present. a larg Poyx Club. 1 be abolished. rold Bates upho! nthe negative. “0” Pins Awarded. The Daughters of the Ar an lution for several yei past have been awarding what is known as “C" pins to high school scholars attaining certain grades in 8c - ship. TI , however the D. A: Ro have the standard so that lars recel the cov- They are Jean | McKen- Amos and’ Harold Hei 8 These are upper classmen, and the sophomores and freshmen | aj left out of the award. It is the ntion of the school board to supp’ n addtiional pins in order that 10} class members who 2 rewards may receive Cafeteria Moved to New Unit, Because of the increase in patron: age of the Natrona county high school cafeterla, that adjunct to the institution will be moved soon from the Vocational bigh school building to the basement of the west wing of the new structure The change will mean a much larger cafeteria ca- pable ndling three or four hun dred students at once. At the pres- ent time it is necessary to handle’ the students on a basis of three ifts. The move will reduce this to {t {s sald. The board of educa- approved the new plan at its Football Game. Under the auspices of the Ameri can Tegion of Midwest. a * football fund,; which when the receir tallied was found to be inc sorie twenty-five dol! A fiedged carnival, with the utures was in progress du the early part of the evening, hé true carnival sp Later a social dance phone for details 43 MAYTAG SHOP PHONE E, First 7 ) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED resentative Always in Charge ot Demonstration and Service Salt Creek Oil Field Representative JAMES L. MEIDE, EDGERTON, WYO. 1 e Should Beware of Chronic Fatigue THE CHILI KING LUNCH 232 South Center Street Casper, Wyoming | ailments is chronic fatigue. Don’t confuse chronic fatigue with | and lentils. the ordinary fatigue you feel after a|iron it will not injure the teeth or di from within, Your organs and muscles | assimilated. LIGHT LUNCHES, SANDWICHES, | “ved’ out of > your credit. wae HEN the bookkeeper strikes a balance, it reflects either a proft or a loss. A loss is indicated in RED ink. This has become a symbol signifying FAILURE as far as the book balance is concerned. Therefore when you buy goods from your local merchant and fail to meet your bills promptly, your credit, figuratively speaking—is IN THE RED. Your failure to PAY YOUR BILLS PROMPTLY means that your mer- chant friend has his money tied up in the goods sold to you, and in addition must absorb the costs of office help and postage and printed forms necessary to press you continually for payment. IS THIS FAIR TO YOUR CREDITORS? Of course it is not. If you allow your accounts to become past due, you leave friend merchant in the dark. He doesn’t know whether you mean to infer by your negligence that you intend to take your time, whether you have fotgotten the account, or whether you will fail to pay it at all. te Patrons of this class must be recorded “in the red” on the merchant’s books. The names of such patrons are passed along the line as a protection to other mer- chants from whom the privilege of the charge account might be requested. AV CRED am ae” “Day your bills Casper Credit Exchanu¢ Pm Seer | p REAPS SVE CNet ets <n 6 Pale, Tired Mothers . Many a discouraged mother thinks| this organic iron to your blood. But that her thin, pale, tired-out condition | don’t take the older mineral fron med- is due to exhausting housework and|icines which many doctors now say care of children—when as a matter of| do little good. Take organic fron. fact the real cause of all her distressing | Nuxated Iron—which is like the tron |in your blood and like that in spinach Unlike ordinary mineral good long walk. Chronic fatiguecomes|turb the stomach, but is promptly i have become debilitated due tolack of} Take NuxatedIron for just two wee! | WAFFLES sufficient organic iron in your blood. |and you'll be astonished how much | To conquer chronic fatigue you must | stronger and better you feel. Money | Highest Quality—Instantaneous Service—Cleanliness strengthen your system by restoring | backifnotimproved. All gooddruggists, i nn ti game has been arranged) between the sr. | Casper high school second team and in| the Midwest high’ school team to be played‘ at Salt Creek on’ Armistic as Notes. clence equipment consisting of carloads, for the science depart- ment, in the. new building. has ar- rived. This department will be ready for occupation by the first of the year. Mrs. M. McIntyre, dean of girls and Miss McCormick of the commer- department “were both. absent + of the past week on account of Miss Joy, teacher in English at high school {s absent for a few s to attend the wedding of her er Miss La Verne Joy to Gerald of Lincotn, Neb.’ The, wedding Some of Miss Joy. The Bell studio will be , occupied itil well after-the first of the ) securing individual, class s roup pictures of students. and fa which will grace this’ year al. A studio has been, equipped 'n room’ 359 and the entire work will ks | Bobbed Locks Of General’s Wife| Peking Sensation | | | PEKI Press). be done there. The enrollment of the high schoo! including Ist week, just completed shows a total of 794 which is but four less than the total enrollment of last year. The total number of teachers required to direct this army is 42. There are 175 girle, at present availing themselves of the advan- tages of gymnasium training under the supervision of Miss Skarra in. structor, Sixty-seven new students were en- rolled in’night schoo! during the past week, ‘The ventilating system of the new building. was. given, a,thorough. test during the week. It was found to be in thorough operating form. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL. By BURRIS H. THOMAS. The mid-week assembly | on’ Wed-} nesday was very enjoyable. Assem bly singing was the opening feature and two most pleaiung readings were | given’ by Kenneth Batley. The an- | nouncement.of the choosing of the | school colore—purple and white, was | made “by Lucille. Jensen. Mr. Rob: | ertson gave a talk on report card | Grades and made his’talk very tm | pressive by threatening to read the names of all those receiving 5s. He 4 reaQ'the names of those recelv ng an average of 2. | Section had ite/s¢cond quar holiday on Friday*of this week. | The new, book. report blanks n’ distributed and’ several repo ¢ been ‘miade on’ them. ‘The Iterature clarwes have™ been doing some’ interesting work tn the | | way: of drawing original tilustrations for some of the memory work they doing. Amofig those wlio haye in some c are: Melvin Collier, Audra McDowell Lorene Franklin, Jack’ ° Williams section 11; Helen Vucurevich, Ruth | } Christian, from section 4; E 4 | Collier, Raymond McKin, from a and Robert Lane from s¢ tion 10 The football game at the hig ool park, @aturday afternoon be: tween the high school second team | nd) the Junior high team, resul in the defeat of the Junior high te: with @.score more than the 12-to-0{ with which the Junfor high def: { the same team in the first game “| | | the season. 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