| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Page Sit JUNIOR SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 13 1931 Here Are Facts All Should Know Many Youngsters Take Advantage Of New Contest About Empress we are runring a special picture oolorlng contest f r those children under 8 who wish io get In on The Tribune Junior fun we are finding a great many brand new names on our point list We are extreme! happy to have found a contest for these eager boys and girls This week the Judges had to give a great many places as so many excellent colored pictures were sent In First place went to Alice Barfces age 7 Salt Lake and to Betty Jo Smith age 4 Provo second place to Louise Hassell age 7 Mammoth and to Mary Jean Sorenson age 6 Logan Polly third places were awarded to Kath-erme Weske age 8 Salt Lake and to Beeler age 8 Ogden and honorable mention was given to the following: Roy Stapp age 6 Marys- Tale Jack Judd age 6 Rupert Idaho Marilyn Alder age 5 Salt Lake and Bud Peterson age 6 Lakepolnt Several nicely colored pictures were submitted by children over 8 years of age and a number had the names but no age upon them A very few little folks did not watch their crayons and ran over the outlines so that they didn't win any points this time but perhaps if they are more careful they will have better luck next week Now that Since we are’ wearing hats and dresses sponsored by her this season I think that we ought to know more about the Empress Eugenie Her full name is Marie de Monti Jo Eugenie and she was (pronounced e zha-ne- ) bom at Granada Spain on May 5 1826 She was of Spanish and Scotch descent She was very beautiful and ' her beauty brought her into the recognition of Napoleon Third then emperor of France In 1853 she married Napoleon Third and In honor of the occasion the city of Paris presented her with $1200 for a wedding gift She immediately turned this sum over to a fund to establish a woman's university In Paris She also showed her generosity by giving $20000 of her husband’s wedding gift to worthy charity She was very much loved by her subjects Eugenie took a voyage to Constantinople Venice and Egypt and was present at the dedication and opening of the Suez canal She was made regent when her husband was put at the head of the French army In 1870 When word of her husband's surrender at Sedan reached her at Paris she fled to England with a few faithful servants to await the arrival of her son and husband Her only son Napoleon Eugene died In the Zulu war In 1879 She died July 11 1920 They say that prosperity trailed the skirts of the beautiful Empress Eugenie and If history repeats Itself with we her dresses being revived can never tell ESQUIRE GERALDINE SIEVERT age 14 Modena Utah rrrri-- C-- Strange Beginnings - - fjrrff Jf rf — xj-g-r- r — Stories of the strange origin of anything may be submitted at any time Twenty-fiv- e points are awarded for each one published Bhyming CROQUET an Croquet is the descendant of ll old English game called EnThis game was very popular In gland up to 1700 It wasIts much name played in London and gave Mall It to the famous street Fhll died out entirely for a time but was ninethe of revived In the middle teenth century Croquet was very popular for many years but has now been somewhat superseded by tennis KNIGHT CRUSADER VIRGINIA JUDD Age 13 Rupert Idaho pall-ma- SHOW THE WHITE FEATHER The expression “Show the white feather" is what we say cowardly In a bird people do A white feather d and a shows that It Is a good flghtiag game cock Is never possessed of a white feather ESQUIRE GERALDINE SIEVERT Age 14 Modena cross-bree- ETIQUETTE The word “etiquette" was first used to describe a little card which was put on a package or bag to tell what was In It It gradually came to have Its present meaning by giving little cards to people who were to take part In any ceremony each little card telling the person Just what to do F ARNES KENNER Age 11 Salt Lake Puzzle To make this cute dog doll follow these simple instructions: Take a piece of material five and inches wide and 7x15 inches one-ha- lf long A piece of clean sugar sack will do nicely Now draw the dog or trace it upon the cloth You will need two of the pattern one for the back find one for the front of the doll On the one that is to be the front trace the eyes nose ribbon etc but leave the other plain Cut out along the outer edge Now decorate the doll In either of two ways: Embroider along the lines you have marked with black or colored embroidery floss or else color the features with crayon and press carefully to set the color Now lay the right sides of the top and bottom together and sew- clear around excepting across the bottom Turn Stuff with kapok cotton rags or paper Sew across the bottom and dolly is done CHARLOTTE PAIK Rhymes about school friends and club members may be submitted at any time Twenty-fiv- e points are awarded for each one published design at the bottom of the dish towel or in one corner These will make very Inexpensive gills and very altracllve ones loo If you work very neatly and I am sure they will be appreciated MARGARET DUDLEY Age 14 Salt Lake JOAN JOHNSTON whose name Is I have a little sister Joan Sometimes she makes just as much mischief as she can eet and But other times she is good Acting Just as a good child should GWEN JOHNSTON Age 12 Blackfoot Idaho e e e A PRETTY BOX Here is another use for your pretty Get a can with a envelope lining lid coffee cans are very nice for this purpose Cut your linings to fit well together and be careful to choose colors that harmonize welL After pasting the linings carefully on the can shellac it Around the edge of the lid and around the bottom of the can paint black bands Filled with candy or tiny surprise gifts this makes a lovely Christmas present The receiver will appreciate it more because of the work you have put AMY NAKASIIIMA on It Age 15 Salt Lake e I e e e BETTY ANNE Betty Anne Is a classmate of mine Her hair Is curly her eyes are blue Her school work always Is Just fine I hope she’ll always be a friend so true KNIGHT OENE STEVENS A NEAT CHRISTMAS GIFT One of the handiest and least expensive gifts Is a dish toweL People need a great many of them and would certainly appreciate one (or more) for a Christmas gift Purchase a number of flour sacks and take out the stitches which you will find down one side and the bottom Wash thoroughly Now either hem around these sacks (which are now dish towels) or blanket stitch around them You can embroider Ogden DONNA LEE SPXCERfl Doona Lee Spleen is a dear little girl 8h has blue eyes but her hair don’t curl Donna Lee Spleen has moved far away Bet I think about her nearly every day ANSWERS TO THIS WEEK’S QUESTIONS The date of Easter may vary from March 22 to April 28 2 The term perihelion means nearest to the sun 3 The new small-size- d currency was first Issued In 1929 4 Sinclair Lewis Is the only American to receive the Nobel GERALDINE rd ROBB St Anthony Idaho 1 prise m literature senate 8 The vice president is the presiding officer in the 6 The proposed twentieth amendment to the constitution is a regulation of child labor 7 Charles Carroll of Maryland wa the last signer of the Declaration of Independence to die 8 The dower right of a widow is the right to receive during her lifetime one-thiof the revenuee of her husband's lands 9 "Mispreslon of treason” means having knowledge of end eon sealing the knowledge of treason In others 10 South Carolina does not allow by law divorce for any oauaa al ESQUIRE GERALDINE REESE Age 10 Salt Lake e e e —e MARGARET DUDLEY have the sweetest pen-p- Margaret Is her name You’re sure to guess all the rest Because she's won her fame It’s finished quite complete She’s the finest Knighthood member Among the winners Is her seat Age 14 Tremonton Antuter to Crossword ( Simon An Enigma - First In brass and not In gold Second In heat but not In oold Third In red as well as In brown Fourth in city and not In town Fifth in lean but not in fat Sixth in lace and not in tat Seventh In nod but not In sleep Eighth In run and not In leap Ninth and last In day but not In night My letter all a Spanish city bring to light |
