Show (atitofeS THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING TRIBUNE GARDEN DEPARTMENT V D JANUARY 20 1935 By BARBARA VORSE Tribune High School Corner -- 7 Provo Society Clubs PROVO —The Nelke Reading club Seymour Gray Mrs Walter White held open aession Thursday after- - hcad Mrg Kenneth Craven Mrs noon at the residence of Mrs Fred Leo Fcrre CalenduW Taylor The hostesses were Mrs Jll!t‘ce Johnson’ Mrs' Amv Taylor Flnlayson Mrs Sadie (Mrs William Ferre Mrs George 1935 P Worsley Mrs Clara D Helndsel-iMechaMrs Elmo Chcever Mrs My Baby Brother man and Mis FernS Brimhall TheQsear Carlson Mrs Victor k ' Bv SARAH BANGERTER ” “The Vultures by Henry ‘ t Mr Alton Anderson ’ Mrs Cyprus High School Magna In our recent articles we have discussed the growth of styles Becque was reviewed by Mrs Susai Tear her Mrs Madeleine Waldus eear Mrs Aaron Merrill French music in gardening We have found that from the beginning of garden My babyjirother is almost 2 years P Whitaker D JOHNSON RUFUS By W' old a darling with big furnished and refreshments were Mrs Carl Swenson Mrs J Erval such He is art during the times of the Egyptians the Persians and Assyrians City Tree Warden Christensen Mis Ralph Bullock brown eve- light hair and an ador served to SO members and guests on through the re'gn of the Moors in Spain the development of the Among the new or improved strains 'able smile' One would scarcely be Mrs Oran Groneman and Mrs Wil club Sorosls met members Utah Italian villas during the Renaissance the grand style cl Le Notre of flowers which are being featured iheve that so much mischief and Wednesday afternoon at the home ford Gray Mrs Justice Johnson In France during the Louis a of reign the coming season will be found a spunk could be w lapped up In n Beta the high score favor Mrs Wil-s- is so small together with love of Mrs Alex Hedquist XIV that extreme formality in the invited1 were number of the old standby varieties bundle club members G on the d 1 smiles and sunshine nd - A rule was the Green Grove of Lilacs always arrangement without a sprinkling of which the av r®Baby s day begins at 5 a m and guests Clarence Greer the consola-- J was reviewed by Mrs Linn The world knew nothing else than Riggs by so to Grand seems wav his of lacking erage garden according thinking The club sang tion award N Ellcrtson this close adherence to perfect balelses At breakfast —— — — champion gold medal winner in the should everyone on the Range” followed by “Home ance symmetry an axial connecmovruns time about he chattering Members of the Tuesday Evening all America competition for 1935 was two vocal solos by Mrs Garn Cl irk tions between various units of garmilk his dishes chan spilling ing of Mr Abe Turner bridge club were cosmos oiange flaie said to be theian(j den schemes tauslng general turmoil till he accompanied by Mrs members and nnd Lamar Hunter Tuesday at Fifty Even in Englafld formality was unanimous choice of all the judges has secured his bowl of cereal All on the piano their home- cl°yd Booth and Mrs best exoressed In the gardens of for the honor It is described as of the w hile he is so sweet that he makes guests were present iTed Collinson won the high score 1 Mr N L C Nephi writes: himself needed the for the Tudors When Henry VIII disabsolutely Luncheon WM 8erved t0 early Klondike type bright vivid morning s complete happiness the best time to prune fine Art Club Meets lfavora possessed the monks from their What ip Is Mr and Mrs Booth Mr and Mrs It possible to do this orange in color and very fiee flowerAs soon as it Is warm enough our Fine Arts club members met in Collinson shrubs holdings in England the new ownMr and Mis Lamont work during the winter? The gh ers of the lands built manor houses ing the stems carry a sparse growth little man goes out to p(av to push open session at the home of Mrs Leavitt and Mr and Mrs Oliver Ail last few weeks have been It pull and snuggle with his little red k lorente Huckins Friday afternoon and laid out gardens of attractive foliage green Always Enlight Ray V out and I to work I X with his The wagon or to run and gland had been a country where president Mrs Merta Bonnett is claimed that the plants will be in kUen or pupp I would prune some of At Pap tlme he welcomed and '’ members the guests plants grew freely The nobles who thought full flower four months after seed cal Is a happy by e” and goes to sleep my plants if this Is the right time In many cases directed the work of and introduced the speaker Dr ParBirthday Luncheon Held yek ij j of year sowing and that they will remain a jn blg onb A hirthday luncheon Was held by these gardens arrived at their own mass of golden color throughout the Noon comes baby discovers the ley A Christensen of the B Y U Is it mild the is weather When I who reviewed Shakespeare s drama the Ladies' Aid of the Community designs with very little borrowing season shrubs blossoming can no to and bread the family prune satisfactory gets of ideas from abroad They used all quite Music was fur- - church Tuesday afternoon at Mena Calendula oiange shaggy was a peace until he receives the desired “Romeo and Juliet the important thing to know in nished by Miss Florence Woodhouse ‘Trope hall The honor guests were the materials at hand and their na- but of gold medal winner In the competition pjece 0f bread and jam connection with operation Mrs Ira Cowan Mrs Isabelle Pe tive plants a charming flower asserted to be a that one should be thor- Four o’clock nears baby Is at the who sang three numbers "The The gardens were conservative in pruning is distinctly new break in marigolds The C 'waiting with a smile and sweet "Waltz Song” taken from the opera terson Mrs R E Knapp Mrs Les the wllh flowering Jones and Mrs Ray Erickson In them we see general petals are long and deeply lacimated ‘hello” as only a baby can say it "Romeo and Juliet" by Gounod Rer of the planU w bc of the lavishness of the French or chatenst!CB or fringed and the geneial effect of After that our cherub is all love and “Hark' Hark! The Lark” the 1 he hostesses were Mrs M B Pope When we prune we not only pruned Mrs Bert Chamberlain and Mrs R Italian schemes They did havecuj awray the dead wood of a shrub the is not unlike that of some nuisance until bedtime He wwts words by Shakespeare and music decorative flower beds and flowers but some of thnt which is alive and Color is a deep plav and attention he wants to help by Schubert “Who Is Sylvia’” C Street A color scheme of orchid chrysanthi mums orange shading to lighter orange in with wdhat is going on he wants to words by Shakespeare and music by and yellow was used in decorating against walls and houses in protect- growing and which produces flow tha centet producing a very satisfac be one with the ed places which were grown for and fiuit Those trees and shrubs Schubert were the luncheon tables and places were Refreshments family their sweet scent and bright colors which bloom eaily in the spring pro toiy two tone ensemble is just as big bs anyone He served to 50 members and guests set for 25 women After the lunch Baby In a dull atmosphere wheie bright duce flowers from buds which are held Prominent in the all America nov can ride a hoise play football climb Sweet pea corsages tied with club eon a business meeting-wa- s American garden in the English style i color was particularly desired and foimed upon the wood during the elty selections also a gold medal or do anything eke which an colors in ribbon rose and Ivory with Mrs W H Berry president Jump Mrs Berry appointed was nasturtium pouble scarlet where moisture was favorable to previous growing season It is there family can induce him to do were presented to eaih lady pres- In charge The floweis are dazzling All this — and more goes to make one ent Work their luxuriant growth They often fc re evident that any pruning done gleam Those in the receiving line the following committees' extra large and aie pro of the sweetest scai let grew sweet herbs along with their in the winter or eaily spring on ln all the were Mrs Florence Huckins Mrs Mrs Ira Cowan Mrs Bert Chamthings duced on bushy plants of a semidwarf world — a baby brother these particular plants will deliber flowers Merta Bonnett Mrs Verna Call berlain and Mrs R C Street protvpe Bodgers glorious gleam double ntelv remove some of the flowering Mrs Olive Mullett Mrs Mary Hatch gram Mrs O A Fullmer Mrs Expanses of Lawn mixed hvbrids won an award of L H -Howard Olsen and Mrs wood from the plant Mock orange and Mrs Izola Lewis Distinctive of these English gar- high bush cranberry My Kodak These blooms are described merit snowball bri Beebe hostess Mrs M B Popef CLIFTON dens were the great expanses of dalwreath HARRIS By as are all in this group These being laige well formed sweet Honoring Ole Olsen retiring pres- reporter Mrs Russell McMillen lawn and the shade of huge trees shrubs should Cyprus High School Magna scented in a kaleidoscopic range of correctly be trimmed ident of the board of education Su- flowers Mrs L A Bell social serTeacher Anna Pehrson These spaces were used as bowling immediately after they have bloomed colors also on half dwarf plants A H Dixon vice Mrs O A Spear calling Mrs' Zinnia fantasy an award of merit That little black mechanical box is perintendentatand Mrs greens and for archery There were This w ill stimulate a quantity of new their residence Wed- J G Strickley entertained Is vour troop ready for court of lake the first Brownie to fly up to one of best friends On all my a as my is winner pleached arbors and alleys for shady growth which will produce flpwers awards’ Do presented fascinating Those in attendyou have your necker- a Girl Scout troop in Salt Lake City new walks and outdoor resting places the following year Pruning should Isaac P Nelson whose eightieth type of zinnia with graceful adventures it accompanies my every nesday evening Much charm was added to these not be delayed more than two weeks chiefs finished and your uniforms shown helping three present Brown- shaggy appearing flowers which are step Duilng my hikes to the top of ance were board members princi- birthday anniversary occurred Tuesschools and other are of Remember there MacNeil the various only ies Perna pressed’ and the pals or on my pilgrimages mountain Amy Joplin was pleasantly surprised by after the shrub has matured its fve moie dav before definitely distinct from the stiff forgardens by the use of stone steps every troop Alice Griffin with some Brownie mal blooms of yesterday They are of into new places or my vjsits to school officials which included the day all which re- flowers walks balustrades members of his family and a group at be the T will Mrs Mr the irr and John followMng w work lands city me find gatheied ith that little the cutled and crested type undeni- strange There are however a group of flected the beauty of the Gothic of relatives at his home during the junior high school Friday 32 Primitive camp portrayed by ably quilled and twisted The color black friend of mine For me It holds Taylor Mr and Mrs Don Conover architecture of the building Water shrubs which are of the late summer Bryant 7 30 p m for the last all city couit Martha at A O Mr Mrs and s BarSpeltfjMf a and dzrk WiUabeiJa Selby perfer-- picture depths and fall blooming tvpes and on In pools was sometimes used for yg We aw getting S7nvrens singing the ‘Haggle Taggle’of red" yellow and ora"nge as yell far better than could be retained in Mrs Clarence vuuS Sue Everett of Springville and gven a which the flower from and new members and roops the human brain of a shady Bert Crane Mr and Mrs G A 'Frank as the o idvorlle same on perhaps tlnU seasons the formed Gypsie plnk pastel growth this bme on all awards will be Mrs Isaac B practical use as fish ponds There These F red Fechser his daughter-in-lagnen Mrs in and of Mr forest some the child spot Miss and be success Startup most camPi cun jji deep cieunt depicting primed wa often also found a high place Nelson of Provo arrahged the dethe troops or at sectional meet in ish Miss or Miss a of Laura trick Whatever will a Hibbard Campbell to What lce or prank the be Jenny winter pet judgin probably prove demonstrating early spring in the estate called the mount where fully lightful affair A hot dinner was the present seasons growth ln 275 ir?ra'Vi cBS been “tanged ng and handicraft to Margaret Day- - welcome addition to the list of rock it may be that little meciianical Henderson Miss Marie Seegmlller served to 40 and many gifts were the owner might look over not only bcfore with torli Barbara Mathis and and girls friend Mr Mrs of presented and Miss and holds Edith mine Johnson In commences this of grasps Di much and border availables many is way the garden Dorothy his own grounds but out across received by the honor guest awards by Mrs W C Howe Tioop gmlt for me C Mrs Mr memories Earl J and a Frank removed lacimacus anthus and old wood awarded is great splendens were countryside The grounds will dramatize that thrillng me o P G period Operetta por- - special mention in the competition To some people a newspaper man Moffitt Mr and Mrs J W Thornandlcr quantity of new wrood with it ac 28 Mrs J A Hensel formerly of signed for definite active use encour- drama 'Wild Nell the Ppt of smgltrayed flower buds is Mss Clclla Young singing Enthusiastic propagators present it is or a professional photographer his ton Mr and Mrs J F Mower Mr Provo and recently of Eureka viscompanym immeAs a rule outdoor living 21 29 and Plains” will troops of ” machine This lenses may and Mrs Harvey Stahle Mr and ited her friends here on her way to the rnot striking dianthus ever of- complicated one of the hit numbers “Clothes group includes such aged diately around the- - house the gar- shrubs as Rose of Sharon Butterfly peppy scout songs and troops 8 and It is said the large single to be a factory belching forth smoke Mrs Fred C Strate Mr and Mrs San Francisco where she wll make 15 A rainy day at camp done by fered dens were very formal and we see Bush Fake 13 will present an international color and Snow-berrand flowers power con are brilliant crimson producing money Jor Don Bjoregaard Mr and Mrs Emil her future home with her son Dr Indigo Sorbaria Mrs G M P Dougall and Muriel much use of clipped hodges paved Vitex these sug ceremony This will be a big affair Overfield and with a glisten- his pocket To a child it may be a Nelson Miss Eunice Bird Mrs Hasting harmoniously Perhaps Hensel in but of beds so to flowers walks and be present plan to bang Sarah L Dixon Mr and Mrs Ike George will be of some assistance in white and are borne profuse- new plaything— something Mounta rr Dell farm will be the 16 Miss Jane Harris Miss Betty ing on neat eye the rest of the grounds though ln gestions — and the are floor the a do work upon dwarf you Mrs Kenneth A Phillips pound and compact Mr contemplating An thing Young plants Interesting program of scene of skiing and tobogannmg next Noall and Miss Esther Peterson il- ly dividually each each unit had a for- lrg now left Provo for Sacramento Although seeds of these latest crea of bewildering screws fascinating and and music old contest the recently reclothes speeches responses much 27 was lustrating to not for is there mal design Sunday troop planning tions will be rather expensive in com gadgets to be torn apart and to find was followed by refreshments Cal where Mr Phillips will have a make this their outing grounds Shn at which time one ton of clothing 2 Mrs C L Y Tooele writes: lation between parts and no atwhat makes it work But to me it is was collected to Fam- parison with standaid seeds many position with the U S geological and the Into Keii Hill Roxlie to some connection Edna given Would make ley you suggest Harper any qulik tempt gardeners will wish to add attractive- only a dear friend a companion in The literary section of the Provo survey Service ily society and trees to commit are and one grand formal scheme shrubs Mitchley Margery hours Of course like a Women's council met at the Woplant growing their flower areas with some- my lonely 17 at ness to fiesh ‘‘Morning Comes Early tee members planning the menus The Elizabethan gardens were a in my yard? I want things that and novel Mrs William Haws has as her Doubtless human it has its little sicknesses men's clubhouse Monday evening as shown by Sarah thing or camp for and manner as to Gypsy I affair will fast of had have a this this earlier aU transportation grow severe stomach wn o( thwe development £0me be Perhaps ache when Mrs S J Jones s(ed an interesting guest for a few months Mrs John gave Beth McKean of troop 10 of the Ann Xelson and Janice Overfield lon its of English gardening to shutter fails at faI1 work even the flower show They were wait so long for my plants to But J Cronin of Eureka evhbltpn Highland Park school reports that on the trip to the Grand Teton and Loeal dealeis can probable supply so like a human a little castor oil program dealing with the life and enriched by ideas from abroad and grow up till now and It Is disapsocial unit members en- but still pointing I want to grt these among the many th ngs which her Yellowstone national pnrks La seeds of the new prize selections and wul quickly remedy it Some day it criticisms of Theodore Dreiser and became more elaborate 18 I icture of the ojd style win- - smre seeding time is drawing nearerjmay suddenly lay its sacred and dent Mr Blanche Nelson followed with! ? ffj Deja troop enjoys doing games head the a gkatmfr party plants startrd this spring Reynolds theyremaincd distinctly English li CistAf ana knnbl aiiLio af ter ed self down fold it weary arms A number of quick growing trees list Signaling nature and bean bag camp showing the champion eveiv day it is high time to been Ixist Dignity ® ” Mrs Lucile Jones chair- hall in Springville Mommy evening Girl Carrie fire Miss are Scout their builder Zita games are the Tree of Heaien and fail to woik again specialty after which supper was served to Then its shopping around However formality in gardening Glandulosa) Russian Olive(Ailanthus Martha Havener of troop 25 ofBirkhaus at work on one of the' in charge and 13 members 19 members and three guests at the (Elaeog passing is to be mourned even as a man was In the de- nus angust folia) Black Locust to in were the Unitarian attendance stoves as church wutes that make burn began to reach excess it loved one And it tombstone should trying home of Miss Louise Kindred The (Ro sire to outdo one another people buna pseudoacacia) carry an endearing deivce Here lies Misses Maurine and Lolo Hacking Among the even though their captain Mrs Jacob 39 Showing the ideal winter resorted to much ostentation and shrubs we find those that make the Trapp was unable to be at their last camp of today at George Washinga friend true as the were assisting hostesses Read day is long who Paper the best of because ton illness the Memorial the meeting are time in with died gardens lost their dignity in was shortest troop faithful park showing Margaret in service A paper on “Family Dietetics" effort for lavish display There the Honeysuckle (Lomcere tatarica) went on just as usual when Joan Fitzpatuck Emma Halvorsen and of the Alta Mithras social was given by Mrs Irene Barlow at Pledges much reaction against this kind of Srowbcrry (Symphoricarpos racemo-sus- ) Billings president of the troop took Marguerite Marr enjoying a tobog unit entertained the senior members Books secarts of home the the of meeting Bridalwreath (Spiraea van hout-tea- ) charge This troop is organized as a gan ride at a theater party Monday evening formality People were tiredThis Bv VIVIAN OLSON tion of the Women’s council which it It seemed too artificial CLEVELAND Butteifly Bush (Buddleia da scout club and they are doing some 20 A puppet show demonstrated Following the show a supper was (UP) — W'orry of School clubhouse was Women’s held at High the Cyprus in Magna the Of course one fine work vidn) Pvracantha reaction was first apparent served at the homo of Miss Virginia a woman with his automo-bl- e by Martha Selby and Betty Noall injuring seTeacher Anna musical Two Pehrson afternoon En of One most in Monday the cnnot expect immediate results from Writings of many authors delightful aff urs 21 The finale was a picture of Brand Seventeen members were first put Steve Gatson 23 in Have vou ever stopped to think lections Goold Frank was of the as composed was week by the fireside supper girls at camp making kachina dolls the hospital with her then caused in attendance gland and Germany There of any planting shrubs and trees have about all the new and to Back “I’m were furnished course Gong at interesting their kind of natural at First the much impatience development given any Presbyterian depicted by Janice Overfield Muriel his death friends make the and you Rose" Mountain sung When by first are exciting Rocky My boundarlss church The Em Anon social unit of the Miss planted Tuesday in honor of they formal shape or definite usually Overfield and Sarah Ann Nelson This was revealed as Police Judge humorous and sometimes sad experi Mrs Bernice Dastrup and Miss B Y U met Monday at the home and a general groping for the forms very young and it takes time for Emily Lynch local director who is and the following prophecy was Julius Kovachy wrote ‘abated by ences you live while reading a book’ Gladys Groneman with violin ac- of Mrs Gerrit De Jong in compliMost leaving More than 200 guests were found in nature where there was a them to become established the large kachina in the death” on the careless driving case Books are often a welcome retreat companiment by Alfred Swenson ment to Mrs Allan Naylor the forand tree plantings require two present including council members given by certain freedom and inspiration that shrub “The on Gatson history background and solace from the against sign outside world or three years to give a good effect Helen De Graff and Kay Jen- mer Christella Hansen whose mard forms lacked troop leaders merit badge exanun the totem pole of girl scouting for Gatson s automobile strurk Mrs and its troubles or they may quickly and “O Come Back sen at the ers and other people interested in the The reaction w'as very complete year discloses many se- Elizabeth Mayer 55 last Septem- transport one to another world as to Me and piano Be That Sweet- riage took place during the holiday 3 L S P Salt Lake City Mrs coming season The members Girl Scouting After the dinner the crets Always presented and many designers went to the opNew scouts in unbelievable ber w rites He took her to Deaconness soon as the first page is read Is this a good time of heart of Mine” sung by Mrs Das- the bride with a set of engraved family album was brought out byinumbers stronger bands of stimu-Mr- s hospital arranged to pay her bills posite extreme in trying to obtain book A noto fertilise take the I lawn? from may the year you Lons with Miss and efGroneman Melba Miss ends and Jensen book E E Nelson we and trup their lived a natural style They in oncellating scout lore song and story His case was continued ln court peace and comfort of your home to tice a number of people are doaccom- Miss Dixie Bclnap assisted the more the days when scouting was Unison of effort will forts to cast off all signs of formalforth a several times awaiting Mrs Mav-er’- s a father on his deathbed with a lov Stewart and Frank Goold bring ing It now and am wondering If panying on the guitar The host- hostess garjust beginning in Salt Lake City great new camp new lodge swim It is better to wait a month or ity created entirely formless from the hospital to ing family hovering release to a esses near were Mrs Lenn Singleton dens which were just as monototwo Fifty girls participated In the pre- mtng pool horseback riding hiking courageous spy caught and discov- Mrs Craven and Mrs Earl nous However some of the best of This is an excellent time to feed senting of this family album For and a continued exemplary camp testify Meanwhile worry over the acci- ered to a tense horrible moment Nehl Ralph Mrs O M Slack was in the designers of this new style the lawn as the frequent storms those of you who were not present spirit under the able direction of dent sent Gaston himself to the hos- before some hideous reptile strikes which was named the Romantic either bring rain or snow which help here is the list of pictures: our present splendid Girl Scout pital several weeks ago He was re- a favored character in the heart of charge and 19 members were present Two new members were wellandscape style went to the works the food in the fertilizer to soak into 1 Mrs C B Stevens the first leadership that we have in Salt Lake leased a few days before New a Jungle all of us have lived through comed into the section Mri of the Girl Si out City” Bryan of the landscape painters of the the ground Feeding at this time of commissioner such Years A few days later he colexperiences when reading a fa David and Mrs Oscar Carlson Another farewell party for Miss lapsed and died at his home time for their inspiration In these year will bring fine results at the council vorite book 2 Bazaar depicting one wav of Books have a tendency to broaden compositions they recognized a cer- very beginning of the growing sea Lynch was given at the Fitzpatrick GOTHENBURG Sweden (UP) — ones point of view inform and they Mrs Harold Wiseman a recent The tain form symmetry and balance son It is also recommended that making money before the time of hideout bvthe ranger and service C'C'C' L rp1 worlds widest tablecloths S A II FI V C which although was iy no means vou fertilize again two or three times the Community Chest Marguerite troops Wednesday evening Thirty educational m an informal way bride was honored at a shower givN Craw- without seams hae just been finPorter of troop 13 at members of these two troops e formal yet had a definite arrange- during the summer These feedings Phillips-Jea- n literature is one of our en by her mother Mrs J Reading good Forest school most interesting and popular ways ford Monday afternoon Bridge ished at the Dalsjofors linen mills ment Sir Humphrey Repton was would preferably be made with a 'joyed games folk dancing social fertilizer while this wm and bride were followed bv lunch- near Lothenburg They are close — Mrs 3 Nature to spend leisure time class the leader of this movement and his commercial and study singing could well be barn- Richard Kletting former leader and dancing of today are gradually be eon The bridge high sooie favor to ten feet square and are intended work had much influence upon ter application Truman of troop 3 of the Clara People two of her girls Miss Dorothy Wat- Neighborhood house is news sleuth ATLANTA Ga more book minded and as a was won by Mrs James Linn and for the official tea table in the what we term today informality In yard manure (UP)— Southern coming son and Miss Esther Irvine result proprietors of book stores have the bride high score prize was given golden room of the famous Town for this week “The girls of troop 3 climate must agree with the garden art TOURIST TRENDS youths found their business Wiseman 4 First summer Many Hall of btockholm Special looms held at are all busy working for the coming in the C C C greatly in- to Mrs George Cottage Gardena PARIS W) — The modern American Plnecrest portrayed camp camps in the Fourth creased were received by the had to be built and over 17000009 lovely H D Various gifts of Mrs by types court In is awards of one corner a people area We could not disruss English gar- tourist Parisians say takqs his trav Hutchinson and Miss perforations had to be made in the Reah Gibson group of girls working very hard on corps naturally prefer a different selection honor gueet from the 20 guests pres- master dens without giving due attention els less seriously than lvis predecessor Major General George Van Horn of copy for the design 5 Mrs G D Keyser books ranging from Jight fiction ent din- - the land animal finder another In serving to the cottage gardens which grew Formerly they asert he clutched his ncr to Barbara Mathis at Moseley corps area commander to For the banquet tables used to e a deeper and more of the are fast something expert girls becoming of the guide book and set forth with holy ond summer said that a survey of the physical serious natuie But whatever kind Into being along with those entertain Nobel prize winner Wadsworth Program p camp at Community (signalers while in the fourth manor houses and eastles The cot- zeat to view“ the “things that ought among others two dozen table- Mrs Keyser cooked for 98 ner ‘Smiles our captain is busy development of boys of the CCC of literature vou enjoy cultivate an Members of the to be Enseen Now Relief Stake he Utah an area shows one the that in blithely omits have been w iven of Damask totbs during tage gardens are distinctly for all fine books with the newly Invested tender- month's time the the the Pantheon and Notreiglrls ?Ver Sn °pen flre feet society enjoyed an Interesting andTbey are about thirty-thre- e average gain ini appreciation glish style for they developed out DameLouvre his to be‘ as who foota‘ devotes' “re 32? from eager illiam on who and educational program efforts heJUrnhlrK the ?ust of of those selected from the v er th program poor man ong bnt only 71 inches wade Al- t - weight Hurd as second scouts to more anytrOHi'frolicsome JlUCOrdctl Wordsworth anv jeom was 'new four pursuits linen closet of knew nothin of the gardens dllMiapS English poet Tuesday together’ the eight southeastern states — Mrs C iL Lav and Mrs R W Van one Something else which is very and one-haafternoon In the First ward meet- - Mrg Town Hall will have 64 tabicHpqJta fnr vqj pounds The average fur- - fine with their Derek Kaunas 3 is the fact that full ' of Around Iued Residents these shingles Tax-Monroe W Mrs Iiy house j C of novel C C transInstead or ef'ects ing ain in weight cloths of various sizes and 1500 nap-mT°Ut r°°Pv ostentation boys i roa w o h w " s !ttkr® bad ®ma11 gar’"inlsh new uniforms ferred pj cor Relief soi lety president! kln little plots around the stake rom New area thls tp phe designs include ro they were thehome-livin' 1 R ° Vork and New r°°P 7”ey the women after which tcctural motifs from the building was three OZAWKIE Kan n°me abodes of a people Jersey K sc Freak (UP)— and been working extremely period w?1ch j J the path and the rneet'nK was turned ov er to Mrs ltsclf dwelt In the same spot polmds b “Come Where the Lake” w ere sung for according to the merit badge and onehaIf eidents were recorded in g BaIhf chairman of the Of the 53 500 C C C boys In this jeiiersonGeor? after generatonUsuanythevwerending last f“w weeks the Miss in Catherine Miss Cannon will county of the by receive 20 awards slips they department which sponliterary very small and hedged in lifted Lola her Mrs son small from wh?ch they had broughtQthe Mary Rukavina Miss Josephine Pa-May of school Is 29 the Steward Troop Ed the spade was devoted to vegetables seed for the new to her shoulder As she did so she sored the affairB Professor LEARN Y U reviewed M Howe of the w ith flowers covering the walls and In times when the settlers later connecbrae to slip She has her neck m a the life of the poet and in 7 A D period— adolescence gate and reaching even up over the became a little more prosperous or Elaine Heard who are eager to psssi tion he gave a number of his roof of the house itself Most of the“ithey built better houses Around growth ° adF Poured by Mrs C their tendeifoot test ling the day she would count all sn°wlI1K U1E uevtiuiniicm u Ms jj’Me Rumbaudh yawned ®"drh dwellings were built out of localBoston and galem and other New P Overfield tenderfoot! 90 girls a' Are you proud of your scout pin’ girls she saw through the years Pre stone material and the roofs wcrejEngjfj towns were some fine old week on an army stove purchased Do you like to wear it’ To most pins At the endwearing A most profitable and Interof the day she was d"torVr°caf bmeltuck7 was led in InUminary community singing either thatched or covered withjp!apeg o thlS coionjai type 0 archl for $3 and used for nine years at girls who reach the age of 10 and amazed to note how many girls she H profession! But be sure E Mrs esting Die chorister stake an f snow hour ha waited and a She of slate This with the enshrouding tecture which are used as examples Camp Pinar Iwho pass their tenderfoot test counted Let the world know for medical aid were iurand selections lEastmond thejhad thorough and modern get you hed the English iw growing untom for modern buildings Typical of 8 Golden eaglet awards being receiving of this pm is an event tolyou are a Girl Scout by the pin you Darwin Graham EXCELCIS Is known by the Sixth W ard Relief youngster drankl11 training for centuries the abundnnee of flow- - these places were the whtte picket presented to Miss Emily Lynch be remembered Before this timejwear from a thermometer A doc Ictety chorus under the dnection of and offers you Imennff plants end the sweet herbs fence the latticed vine arbors the Miss Phlhs Piater and Miss Cor- - she had thought of scouting rs justl The ninth Girl Scout law “A Girl t nationally rihorJ a fAor inri(fc iMr5 J G Webb with Mrs Terry found m every one 6 f these bordered flower beds and nelia Benton by Mrs D L Folsom a thing to do because it was fun At Scout is thnft ” Every true Girl The portant adtan'ages Now is an on tuA as accompanist Oldrovd w dens all tend to make this siyle a the vegetable garden close by These representing Miss Ogla Carlson for- - investiture when she gave her Girl Scout prides herself on being chorus Relief ideal time to enroll We wel Ward Fcmrth society natural obiect something th?t grew colonial gardens differed from their mrr Salt Lake City director Scout promise and some very 1m- - thrifty She delights in fixing up MORL OREGON RIDf-Rof Mrs John T the direction under come your inquiry q distinct and beautiful prototype because the soil the cli Esther Peterson and Clari pressive leader pinned this Rwaid old things so that they look like cat fm Ore (UP)— Revenue from Tavlor sane several selections with uPj'y and new world in which the Riga with their a!ms full of dolls on her ahe btgm to think of scout new She tries to keep her clothes as in Oregon m 1934 will Mrs MW Merrill accompanist p Phone Call or Write for Catalog the gardening of the Pilgrims and people lived forced upon them a new' which were dressed by the Girl mg as rather a serious business as dresses shoes and stockings looking te more taxes than $1 000 000 above last Mrs R E Allen member of the Puritans in America for these pro- - mode of life At the present dav we Scouts and given to the Children s well as fun Scouting is lots of fun neat and clean She doesn t buvUears 4 was soc’lety in (general ld P board Relief kur j stadelman pie left just such homes to settle In still have a great fondness for the Service society Between7anua"rv jbnt it nlso has its serious moments leandv and gum every time she gctsk'et"1etary‘of'state'“ More than 400 women the new country Their first homes early American style of ai chitecturel 30 Detail from the pageant de So if you are very proud to belong a nu kel but puts some of it away j and November 30 the state collected attendance enjoyed the delightful program v ere as much like the English as and it is not uncommon to see white pi ( ting the international aspect of to this worthwhile SCHOOL OF BrtlTY CtLTURE organiz ition for a r liny day A thrifty girl is (he Sum of $7708 531 3 1' In 19 13 the it was possible for them to rreate colonial houses with picket femes mil si outing ManlynVan Voorhis weir your pin Slime it up so that not a ' pinch penny' for she knows revenue was' $6 728 720 49 A social affair of Tuesday after- Oiegonl FTficient Trtinlnf In a strange country and with dif in many cities and towns all ovei Switzerland ( athcnne Lyman it beams out from the fold of vour when to give her money to worth moton-used 154 170 628 ga'lons of noon was the bridge June heon given Was 157 So W Temple ferent material Instead of stoneur country It is certain thnt many ( bina Charlotte Louise Sw aner dre A le ider of cue of the troops hile i In ihese days when gs n 11 m mths of the esr jus bv Mrs Julian F Greer at her home houses they had ones huilt of wood (harming gardens accompany tnese Japan the city while working in a local money is not so plentiful it is smart ended a total of 6 335 232 gallons Those in attendance w ere Mrs Aura and Instead of thatched roofs thcyidwellings Picture of Miss Lois Wheat- - department store decided lhat dur-t- o be thrifty more than last year 'Hatch Mrs Clarence Greer Mrs J English Gardens Started Trend From Artificiality Cosmos and las Are Novelty m Winners jM Hed-boo- j ’ was'is - Soro-iwo- Garden Questions Answers - the-gues- - mtld-enou- tr1 e- - 11 blo-so- wln-ne- UNDER THE QIRL SCOUT TREFOIL ar c -- v- de-R- - Worry Kills Driver Of Accident Auto 1 s rt h i man-impose- World’s Widest Tablecloth Woven IjOj en-th- In South Camps sec-'th- “nS - lf g "ho"a s'l ‘7 w thf andlp TL K-- an archi-wecom- trlT" f'T 1 jaisssysr "d Beaulv Culture 11 -- (MgEnasa h v li 9PWf au-e- s ed s r is J |