Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1925, Page 3

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1925 ly. W. C. A. ACTIVITIES Young Women’s Christian Associa- ti Offices and residence 142 8. Wolcott. ‘Telephone 1456. Activities Because of the holiday season, special activities this week will cen- ter around Christmas, A large num- ber of children will participate in the community caro] singing about the Christmas tree at the Y. W. C. Aas their part tn spreading the Christmas spirit, The affair prom- Ises to be beautiful and one that many persons can enjoy. From. six to eight o'clock, on Christmas Eve, as shoppers hurry to and fro, they will be able to hear the singing of the children in front of the Y. W. A. just around the corner from Second street. The gymnasium classes will meet as usual this week, the business girls at the Methodist chureh annex Mon. day evening at 7:30 and the Bur- lington class in the Burlington club room Tuesday evening at 7:30, Report of Activities At a recent meeting of the Board of Directors, reports concerning the worls of the past month vere given showing considerable activity in the various departments. A total of 454 had attended association group actly- {ties and 556 others had attended gatherings of outside groups In the association parlors. The employ: ment department had not been quite so active as ‘during the previous months, There were 26 new appll- SCOUT TRIBUNE Troop Activities Reviewed Sa ————$— cants for work and 28 renewed, 112 calls from employers and 70 place- ments reported, The total response on the Japan fund was $61.81. It {s hoped that additional gifts will be sent tn by the members who have not yet con- tributed at once so that the $100.00 pledge may be completed and sent in before the close of the year. The Membership committee repart. ed plans almost compieted for the wnnual meeting to be held the tast Tuesday in January. The plans which were approved by the Board. included a dinner te be served at the new headquarters of the ¥. W.C. A. The committee has arranged for serving a. large number and it will be possible to care for the entire membership and friends In the quar. ters of the association so that all may have a chance to know the home of the organization better. Report was made concerning the nominating committee for members of the Board of Directors to be elect: ed at the annual meeting. The ‘fol- lowing were elected at the Member- ship Tea to serve as members of the nominating committee: Miss Mad- elyn Seabright, Miss Margaret Rob- ertsor., Mrs, E. M. Wyatt, Mrs. W. W. Sproul, and Mrs. G. L. Brown; The committee will meet {n the near future and any member fs privileged to report names of persons who would be capable as board members to this committee for its considera- tion. Troop 1, J. W. Miller, Scoutmas- ter. Wonderful attendance Friday night. Scout Executive Skinner's talk was greatly «appreciated, also lls offer to go with us on a hike to Camp Rotary. We sure took him up on this proposition. Mr. Geo. 8. Scott, organizer of the troop, was present which resulted in renewed friendships. On every hand could be heard, “Mr. Scott is back.” He has endeared himself into the hearts of the boys, which has resulted in an intensified effort on the part of the boys to be bigger and better Scouts, Come again, Mr. Scott. Scout Melvin spent some time polishing his second class badge. Notice, fel- lows, he wears it right under his chin, The troop welcomes Scout Meyers as a second class scout, Scout Snyder received his tenderfoot badge from Executive Skinner, with re- marks fitting the importance of the rank obtained. Our fire building con- test held on the banks of the Platte under adverse conditions, was quite successful, although some of the boys did not appreciate the value of ONE MATCH. Scout Jones furnished lots of fun by cooking a steak about the size of a Dime on a fire (he did eat it, though). ‘Troop slogan for the week, “All self-starters are not on automobiles.” ‘To all our Brother Scouts, we wish a Merry Christmas and a Happy Prosperous Scout Year. Troop 6, Geo. A. Larson, Scout- master. The meeting was called to order November 17th at 7:30, with an attendance of twelve. We had a fine report from the “Bow and Ar- row” Committee and we decided to buy three bows and eighteen arrows. We will make our own quivers and arm guards. The Cave committee did not report. Dr. Wilson gave usa splendid talk, telling us real outdoor AYRES JEWELRY STORE [HEADQUARTERS FOR INTE HOLIGAY SHOPPER With business during the last two eeks far tn excess of that of the same period a year ago, C. M: Ayres, proprietor of the Ayres Jewelry Co., \s looking confidently toward the next four days patronage, In the as- surance the they will break all ales records for his store. His attractive advertising, his ad- vantageous location, and the qual- ity of the stock carried are the three cardina] points to which Mr. es attributes the popularity of his store. In the days preceding Christmas Mr. Ayr diamond room 1s in de- mand practically at ry hour of the day. This particular feature provides for a room fn which those purchasing. diamonds may _ retire away from the eyes of others and inspect the precious stones at their leisure. Mr. Ayres has always been a firm helfevet in advertising and believes that he has been more than repaid for the money he has spent in th (eld. If shopping at his store is any Indication, Mr. Ayres feels certain that moré jewelry will be given this | year on Christmas morning than in| any pther recent year, Why not an Essex for Xmas? > - Hillervst Water. Phone 1151 Old Lady Makes Home in Flivver to Dodge Charity LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 19.—{United Vress,)—Like the old lady who lived in a shoe, police today found the old audy who lived In a flivver. Deserted by her husband and three ons, the little old tady, who declined 0 give her name, was found living somfortably in an open model small r. A small oil stove supplied heat and ccoking facilities and with a canary for company, she declared her juqrters comfortable. Police were summoned after nelgh- bors noticed the car parked on a cant" lot. The little lady explained that she fled from her home in Kansas wher she feared she would become an ob: ject of charity and bought the worn out car with which to make her home. The car had no engine and she does her travelling when tour- ists offer to tow it, WOMEN'S GOSPEL TEAM MEETS Tha AFTERNOOK Women who are interested in the women’s gospel team being organ- <1 here have been! requested to meet this afternocn at 3 o'clock in the Methodist Church. stories. Mr. Skinner was there also, but he did not have time to talk to us. Mr, Skinner and Dr. Wilson left and we discussed a hike that is to be pulled off after Christmas (maybe two hikes). We planned a banquet for the fathers of the boys in two weeks, The Cuckoo Patrol, piloted by Bug Josendal, ts ahead in the merit contest with 35 points. You had better be there next meeting, boys. The, meeting will be on Wednes. day next week. We then played games and ended the meeting with Scout Oath, Pledge of Allegiance and Scout Benediction at 9:30. Turkey to Grace Christmas Board Throughout U. S. CHICAGO, Dec. 19,—C?)—Christ- mas has supplanted Thanksgiving as “turkey time,” in the opinion of Chicage poultry dealers. One of the largest poultry whole sale houses in Chicago been un- loading an average of 75 wagons of barrelled and boxed turkeys daily for more than a week or a total daily average of 300,009 pounds, Farmers began shipping their birds to Chicago ten days ago to catch the peak In prices. ot an Essex for Xmas? Good reception depends on a loud speaker. We have just received one of the new Radio Corporation drum speakers, the first one to be demonstrated in Casper. Beautiful in appearance and supreme in quality with absolutely no distortion at great volume. Hear the New Every Evening at Our Store We Can Now Supply You With The New 6 or 8 Tube Super-Heterodynes We Have a Very Convenient Payment Plan. 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Lamp posts have been wrapped In e'vergreens and stream- ers extend to a handsome tree tn the center of the ciirb, The tree is decked with scores solored Ights which make a pretty fectal sigh poate la TWELVE MEN PAY 10 FINES AS INMATES OF BOOTLEGGING JOINT While thelr’ atitorney was arguing with Judge Johr A./Murray regard Ing the prospect’ of appeals. twelve men Who were :trres:3 test week #9 Inmates of an jalleged bootlerging establishment ppid fines of $10 each to the desis sergeant at police head: quia ters F:idayy George Pedaris and sald to be premrietor and bartender respectively, fid not come up for trial In police-‘court but were turned over to the ‘federal authorities an Alex Nelson, | and Fuel Co. PACKING Phone 949 CRATING —and many happy years to come. Bee her eyes brighten Christmas morning when she secs your gift, The gift she's longed for—a MAY- TAG! ‘Think of the pleasure sho will get from Maytag’a ‘cleaner—faster— the er—e washing. 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FIRST MAYTAG SHOP PHONE 960 SERVICE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Factory Representative Always in Charge of Demonstration and Service Salt Creek Oil Field Representa JAMES L. MEIDE, EDGERTON, WYO. Es cae a eee seis tt orm aid Bi Rhein Teer : PHONE 28.-F-3 were later released on bond after jbeing arraigned beforeM. P. Wheel- er, United States commissioner, They are charged with violation of the quor ordinance, The men who paid fines ywere George Nickels, Nick Stephens, George Spellios, John Pappas, James Dimtroff, Pete Madson, John Tator, Jim Soman, Pete Panos, Pete Pou- las, Oscar Smith and George Cam- bouris, Porter Rifles Store to Heap Gifts on Girl , aecording to police, his heart had a weakness for fem- Inine apparel and because he was able for a long time to supply that demand, Nym Langford, negro, 1s in the city jail. So long as Langford was porter for the Frantz Shop, just so long was he tn a Position to remove from their places such cherished articles as silk lngerle, stockings, dresses and Spanish shawls. Langford’s sweetheart apparently did not become ‘suspicious of the man’s hidden wealth that enabled him to bestow gifts so lavishly, but when the police department. thro! Lieut. Ray Ideen, started on Casper theft cases, a }trunkful of the art Ught iby mh working whole les came to Many of them were Identified the management of the Frantz PAGE THREE || Tribune-Herald Ads Speed Sale at Hoffhine Co. “A two-for-one shot!” That Is what C. E. the Hoffhine Printing compa salls advertising In the Tribune and Herald under present arrange ments. 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