Show i FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 0 1937 THE OGDEN HOLD FESTIVAL hes®TOgr'4fe®Djjth! I At Lorin Farr Park Course Mapped For Leaders Set May pjgyp srii$ j ? first payment turned into the office for the Jamboree trip to Washington If you desire to go call in at the Boy Scout office and ask for an application You will not be registered to go until this application has been turned back to the office with the $5 payment Do not delay Please get your name turned in today If you do not jhave information on this trip you may get it at the ':f Office 0 O GOING TO CAMP? Is your troop going to go to Camp Kiesel this summer? If so if you want a certain date you had better put in your reservations now as part of the time is already spoken for Any boy can get a pamphlet on Camp Kiesel —what to take also a balanced menu — If he asks for one at the office Get your scoutmaster to turn in ers of Girl Scout troops and the annual May festival by the troop members themselves are two highlights of the local Girl Scout program this month freeze The patrols are neck-an- d The leaders course which will neck but the only thing we can say is May the best patrol win’ have its first session next Tuesday y Scribe Bob Smith o’clock at morning at Methodist the house community r will be in charge of Miss Florence Kooyman local director The session will be two hours long and will continue each Tuesday and Thursday mornings at the same hours for a three-wee- k period thus i OS the Beaver patrol Dee Porter Is leading the individual contest with Arthur Burnett a close second Troop 5 —"We gathered In Les-lpark where we played some er games Peppy Every fellow j en- joyed being outdoors this meeting Afterward we went back to troop meeting quarters Wayne Shreeve received his second-clas- s badge and Scoutmaster George presented Jim Murdock and Tom Shreeve each with $125 for becoming the first ’two Eagle Scouts' In troop 5 Our scoutmaster explained that he would! make the first boy to become an Eagle Scout an award of $250 when we were first organized and as there were two of the boys came in the award was equally together divided Thanks to our scoutmaster being ao generous We then proceeded with our regular first aid course which we have been studying since troop 5 was organized last fall— Scribe Thom A Sheeve - Ed-fjjwa- rds ? Troop 17 — “Under the supervis- of our scoutmaster we have started a contest to see which pa-- r 'trol can get the greatest number of ribbons A blue ribbon is for frst red for second and white for third The contest has been going for two weeks and every scout has been doing his part for ' his patroL The first week ribbons were given for the best patrol re-- 1 port and stunt and for the of freezing The second week game were given for knot tying and‘they for rj ( - nine-thirt- I Transients Must Take Bath If They Stay In This Prison : 1 - i ' COVINGTON Ky April 9— (UP)— As a means to "halt overcrowding” of the Covington Jail Commissioner! Henry Meimann suggested that every transient who seeks a night’s lodging be required to take a bath — i L i t - BOY ASKS $10000 111— (UP)— Two ALEDO pad- dlings are priced at $10000 by Elmwood Workman a seventh grade pupil in the junior high school here The paddlings were administered by F E Gleize Besides the Principal your reservation today suit for damages Gleize was Special notice to scoutmasters and charged with assault by the boy’s scouts: Merit badge for April father Robert Workman at Weber college training is as follows: Athletics in room 216 by Keith Wangs-gar- d Bookbinding in room 215 by Mr Wilson Scouts desiring this training still have time to Join and receive their merit badge at the court of honor on May 4 The time seven-thirt- y p m every Wednesday night at Weber college TROOPS ACTIVE Troop reports follow: Troop 22— “We held (troop meeting last Tuesday R was the night of the Bullets The inspection and song contest waswon ! by the Bullets They also furnished the campfire program which bonsisted of a stunt by the patrol land a story by Lee Andelin The balance of the evening was spent in playing We were pleased to have Morley and Mr Paulson us We were also to have Mr Liddell our troopgladcommittee chairman with us We hope will all visit us again i The they contest for last month was won by - A general course for new lead- “ “Builds Citizenship” Scouts you have only three more weeks to get your application and 1 $ course making a New council members will also be privileged to attend and anyone else who is Interested in becoming more 12-ho- ur familiar with the Girl Scout program The fe4 will be nominal TROOPS MAP PLANS Every troop Is making plans to take part in the dance festival at Lorin Farr park May 1 The event will open with a luncheon at which mothers or friends will be guests The program following will be a gala and colorful event Troop one has chosen the ox dance and the Sicilian doll dance as its contribution troop three the Black Nag troop four Gusta Skoal troop five Come Let Us Be Joyful troop six Tantoli troop seven Rufty Tufty troop 10 Virginia Reel troop 12 Weaver’s dance troop 14 Irish Jig troop 17 Hungarian Weaving " - Tender Long Green ASPARAGUS SI Lettuce Oranges o Lemons doz Karo Can Oc ST'!? 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Salad FJsh $ cans i ®ver Ejaiim Pmdtodh 2823 Washington Phone 4214 Prices Effective Now and Saturday —- j hearing was postponed for the convenience of both sides because the shortness of the present term of court H Other quarters said that aside from the! approach of the coronation the blearing was postponed because certain "important quarters' were still trying to induce Simpson to agree td settle out-ocourt He has been made thoroughly angry by- gossip about the divorce nd has insisted On a court hearing two-thir- ty Are Being Featured at your Grocer’s DUnillG HATIOflAL GROCER WEEK nnonDo n o o a n htb ahodob I Q?a - society woman had been struck off the court calendar of the present session by mutual consent The present court session ends May 14 and hence the case cannot be heard— if it 'is heard at all-b-efore session which the LONDON April 9— (UP)— Attor- opens May 25trinity u neys for Ernest Simpson divorced Simpson alleges that Mrs Suthhusband of Mrs Wallis Simpson erland at a west end luncheon intithat he was paid to permit said today that Simpson’s slander mated Mrs Simpson to divorce him suit against Mrs Joan Sutherland Simpson’s attorneys said that the SIMPSON CASE IS POSTPONED tall O oj f Methodist church for the benefit of troop 8 of that church the proceeds to be used to buy song books and other troop equipment The troop members gave a delightful program at four o’clock which was augmented by a Spanish song number by Mexican girls of troop 18 Mrs A) M Lewis chairman of the personnel committee this week announces Mrs Earl Jones as new! leader of troop four at Lorin Farr Mrs Mildred Shaw of troop 11 at Lincoln and Mrs William Hunter troop 18 Central school Events of next week will Include the council meeting Monday afternoon at reports of troop visitations to be a part of the pro1 gram 4 cans o BOTTiRlb31cOLE021c o cnisci- o55c SOAP J39c o Brooms o o o oo dance and troop 18 Spanish dance Other troops have not yet reported COURT OF AWARDS The date for the annual general court of awards has been set for May 17 it has been announced the place not yet chosen! 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