Show 7- THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE I Woods Shore Best Summer Society and Club News Salt Lake Girl Will Become Mr and Mrs J J Neville 1066 East Sixth South street announce the engagement of their daughter Nora May to Dr Harwood Lovel Stowe of Twin Falls Idaho son-oMr and Mrs W A L Stowe The marof Kimberly Idaho solemnized be will July 27 riage at 5 p m at the Cathedral of the Madeleine The bride is a graduate of St and the University of Southern California at Los Angeles Dr Stowe is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin medical school Mrs Neville will entertain close friends of Miss Neville at a luncheon Saturday at Starlite Gardens at the Hotel Utah ch - Coast Nuptials Of social interest is the announcement of the marriage of Miss Kathleen Fitch daughterof Mr and Mrs Waiter Fitch Jr of Coronado Cal formerly of Salt Lake City and EuLieutenant Bernard reka and Franklin Roeder U S N son of William P Roeder qf Cumberland Md The ceremony will take place at high noon Saturday in the Sacred Heart church at Coronado The ceremony will be performed by the Rev John Rudden Miss Jane Fitch and Miss Franks Fiteh will be the bridesmaids and Walter Fitch "Hi A wedding will act as best man breakfast and reception will follow the ceremony Visitor Motif Mrs Miriam Hubbard Burt presided over a delightful morning bridge party Friday at the L E Hubbard home on University street in honor of her guest Miss Josephine Wyman of Los Angeles Varicolored roses decorated the living rooms and luncheon followed at the Art Barn Those bidden to meet Miss Wyman were Miss Mary Lou McGarry Miss Charlene Da-viMiss Margaret Davis Miss Frances Forbes Miss Josephine Tawney Miss Joan Roberts Miss Sheila Hoffer Miss Miriam Hoffer Miss Frances Gowans Miss Peggy Andrews Miss Betty Allison and Miss Betty Lou MiHlkin Buffet Supper Lieutenant and Mrs John A Barclay of Watertown Mass were honored at a delightful buffet supper given Friday evening by Mr and Mrs Shirley Jensen at the home of Mrs Jensen's parents Mr and Mrs H Harvey Ross in Holladay Love -iy garden flowers from the Ross gardens decorated the living rooms and tables were arranged for bridge during the evening Mr and Mrs Jensen were assisted by Mr and Mrs Ross the guests including Lieutenant and Mrs Barclay Mr and Mrs Harold E'PMce Mr 'and Mrs William F McCrea Mr and Mrs Ray C Moody Mr and Mrs Richard Whitmore Dr and Mrs Dean A Harvey Mr and Mrs Milton Rideout Miss Beatrice McCrea and Miss Rhodalee Barclay Supper Party An artistically arranged supper party was given Friday evening by Mrs A U Daniels at her home on East Malvern avenue in honor of Miss Edna Daniels a bride-to-b- e A pink and lyhlte color scheme Was carried out in the centerpiece of sweet peas and places were marked for Mrs E R Daniels Mrs Edith A MacKenzie Mrs F R Miss Winifred Cook Smart Tea Miss Nora Mary Neville daughof Mr and Mrs J J Neville whose engagement to Dr Harwood Lovel Stowe of Twin Falls Idaho Is announced ter Nilsson Summer Visitor Informal Luncheon bright-colore- -- ' Mr and Mrs A R Bradshaw Mr and Mrs ‘Edward McGurrin and Miss Mary Catherine McGurrin of San Francisco are visiting with Mrs W S Henderson at her summer home In Emigration canyon Mrs Es-th- er Ducky Daughters’ Bethel No 1 will meet Saturday at 2 p m for host election of officers at the home of — ess at a delightful luncheon Friday Miss Avanelle Woolley 564 Sixth at her home on North Main street avenue in compliment to Mrs Le Mar Webb Mr and Mrs Robert N Cushman of Washington D C who is visit-lnson Robert Bruce left Thursher parents Mr and Mrs Wal-“te- and for their home In Berkeley Cal Wright on Perry avenue Am- day ber bowls filled with vivid nastur- after a visit with Mr and Mrs D H Christensen tiums decorated the table and dozen close friends of the honored Mrs Eva Hunt Dockery of Boise ' guest were in attendance f Idaho stopped over briefly thl John B Jennings left Thursday week in Salt Lake City on her refor California where he will visit turn from a few weeks in California She was the guest of Miss Jeanhis father Gordon Jennings nette Rosser during her stay Mrs Clara M Clawson 105 East Naomi Rcbekah lodge No 1 will South Temple announces the ar rival of the new Tunic Dress spon meet Saturday at 8 p m at the I sored by Schiaparelli in marqu- O O F hall 41 Post Office place isette plain and flowered chiffon See ad below (Adv) For Eastern Visitor Mr? J Dee Gardner was the M Clawson 105 East South Temple Vi Price Sale ' SUMMER STOCK y Cattom Unn Sharkskins Novelty Fabrics - Washable Crepes Prints Knitwear Groups of Evening Dresses Rules Of Sale! Cash No Exchange y general entertaining of her guests by Mrs Seymour Wells Mrs Mitchell Stewart and Mrs L Branden-bergThe tea table wa covered lace cloth of grass with linen and fillet in the natural shade In the center was an orange pottery platter centered with an Ivory swan-fillewith nlle green crystal palm trees banked with peach and white hollyhocks Four crystal bubbles were arranged about the platter The tea and coffee urnq were presided over by Mrs Mary Murphy and Mrs B C J Wheatlake who were assisted In serving by Miss Mary Jane Felts Miss Nancy Felts Miss Grace Louise Webb Miss Betty McCarthy Miss Catherine McCarthy and MkS Patty Brown of Ogden Fifty guests called during the receiving hours Miss Virginia Campbell was the hostess and Miss Leona Mullm and Miss Dorthe Jayne Mullin the honored guests at a prettily arranged luncheon Friday afternoon A serd vice of pottery was used and the table was effectively decorated with gay garden flowers A dozen close friends of the honored guests were in attendance Miss Leona Mullin and Miss Dorthe Jayne will leave Saturday morning with their mother Mrs For Visitor Thomas J Mullin for an extended Members of Crltchlow auxiliary motor trip to the Pacific northwest No 2 of United Spanish War Vetand California erans were entertained by the Crltchlow camp Friday evening at At Summer Home the state armory Mrs Lena Peters Mr and Mrs Wtlltam E Ryberg of Los Angeles was the honored entertained a group of friends at a guest Mrs Peters Is regional chairdelightful “steak fry" Friday eve- man for district No 10 and Is here ning in the garden ait their attrac- to attend the auxiliary convention tive home in Holladay The table which will be held in Salt Lake City was centered with a low bowl of Saturday and Sunday blue delphinium and Shasta daisies and the following guests were presTea ent: Mr and Mrs Ezra Knowlton Bridge Mr and Mrs L J Wise and Mr and Mrs Fred W Kuster Jr and Miss Jane Bering will entertain at a Mrs Paul T Manwarlng bridge tea Saturday afternoon at Miss Evelyn Ryberg and Miss the home of their parents Mr and Margaret Fehr are spending the Mrs Edgar A Bering in compliweek-en- d at Pinecrest In Emigra- ment to Mrs Holtt H Ellerbeck a summer bride tion canyon H E Jones Mrs C E Ginn Mrs Saturday Tea A tea will be given Saturday by B A Haney Miss Norene Hudson Mrs M S Wilson Mrs George Mrs F W Wonnacott at her home E Brown Miss Ida Poole and Mrs 216 North First West street In honH E Bailey or of her daughter MISs Afton Wonnacott of Los Angeles who is at home for a visit Last in Series The last in a series of parties was given by Mrs William E Ottenstein Dancing Party Friday evening at the home of her Mrs Frank A Fisher will be hostmother Mrs E E Corfman on ess at a dancing party Saturday eveVaricolored sum-- i ning at the Country club in honor Broadway t East mer flowers were used as table dec- - of her two daughters Miss Polly orations and monopoly was played Fisher and Miss Betty Fisher and number of their friends during the evening Covers were 4laid for Mrs T Guhr Miss Flor- - Miss Charlotte Knight of Rayence Burton Mrs Alice Tustison Mrs Lee Engleman Miss Margaret mond Alberta Canada who has Pritchard Mrs David ' Vaughan been the guest of Mr and Mrs Royal Mrs Robert B Epperson Mrs Hugh W Daynes on F street for a week Nelson Miss Marguerite Marsh will leave Saturday for her home Miss Cherry Daynes will accompany Miss Barbara Dalnes and Miss Miss Knight to spend the summer Rigby Clara Mrs Herbert D Landes presided over a delightful 5 o'clock tea Frida at her home 72 North Wolcott avenue in honor of the summer school students at the Art Barn and for Douglas Donaldson of Los Angeles one of the Instructors Mrs Landes was assisted In the er Mrs Carroll B Huntress of Washington D C has arrived for a visit with her mother Mrs D H Christensen and daughter Miss Jedda Jennings Through the Carden Gate (Title Registered D S Patent Office) By BARBARA VORSE Summer Care of Dahlias If fine blooms are to be had from your dahlias they must receive plenty of attention all during the summer months Cultivation and watering are their two most important requirements and these must be furnished regularly for if dahlias experience any check in their growth they will not produce flowers of any consequence Cultivation means much more than keeping the weeds down It means stirring the soil around each plant so that it is always loose and It must never be allowed porous to become hard and bake This task should be scheduled for at least once or twice each week Because dahlias are such rank growers they require a great deal of water From the time the plants are 18 Inches high they need soakThis ing! at least twice a week means that the Water must reach the ' roots Cultivate the day following each Irrigation stems To Insure straight the plants should be firmly supported by stakes as they grow Use a sturdy stake that Is well anchored Into the ground so that it will be able to sustain the plant when It reaches mature growth Do not wait until your dahlias look as If they need to be tied before you take care of them Begin tying them as soon as they are a foot and a half above the ground- - Summer pruning and disbudding are important in the production of large flowers It is best to train the plants to one main stem When the first buds begin to appear at the Continental Uniforms top all but the central terminal bud be removed If the branches Credited to Harvard should on each side are taken off down a distance this flower will have a long CAMBRIDGE Mass The other branches below have just discovered — as stem Harvard university celebrates its will be found to grow opposite each 300th anniversary— that the buff other on the main stem These and blue Continental army uni- should be cut back by removing form of Revolutionary times was them alternately— piat is taking off one branch on one side allowing the originated by Harvard students A description found Jn old records other to remain and then on the of the uniform adopted by a small next one below removing the branch band of students who had formed on the other side As the buds form fhelf' “A'vvhmfntlk'ctjhfpfttty "aretirfd on the- - remaining branches they 1759 tallies exactly with that of should be removed to one central the Continental uniform historians bud in the same way as the top branch Is treated report method will produce the fin that Is what most (This want and who grow dahlias (UP)-His-to- rians - Sailor and Bag to Match How to Keep Well By DR IRVING S CUTTER would be loe t from these unusual and untoward manifestations of MOTHERHOOD toxemia could they bo under the The bringing of new life Into the constant supervision of an alert world is nature’s dominant urge But he must not bo called Plants produce eeeds which in turn physician to bear the entire load of reupon under favorable conditions grow As a part of her traininto the likeness and size of the par- sponsibility every prospective mother should ing ent Vegetation springs up every- familiarize herself with the rules of where varying with toil and cli- diet exercise rest play and recrematic conditions A solitary state- ation the use of baths the care of ly pine on the sifter granite wall of the digestive tract and the need for a deep canyon typifies the struggle fluids Then too fche must report for survival every unusual sign—anyBut all in life it not "beer and promptly that sho cannot understand (kittles” and were it not attended thing or explain as consistent with norwith effort and work the race would mal health She Should visit her degenerate Whatever is worth while physician not less ’often than every demands labor and sacrifice Some- two weeks in the later months and times comfort must be surrendered PRENATAL CARE PROTECTS in Vacation Time By ANGELO PATRI "Charles has failed in two subjects The teacher suggested tht he study all summer and take ex- when H’ amlnations '?&? - 1936 Books Should Be Forgotten Mr W F Armstrong entertained at a beautifully appointed luncheon Friday at the Aita club followed by bridge in honor of Mrs Howard H Rolapp of Los Angeles who is visiting at the ArmstrongInhome Luncheonof was the the gold room arranged club The table was centered with a white pottery bowl upheld with ivory figures and filled with shell pink gladioli and orchid shaded asters The place cards in Dresden design were laid for Mrs Rolapp Mrs Fred E Rolapp Mrs George Elliott Mrs Richmond T Harris Mrs W M Oswald Mrs Lewis Callister Mrs Samuel J Carter Mrs O N Malmquist Mrs Ralph Young Mrs Frank Armstrong Mrs Victor W Sweet Mrs Donald E Penny Mrs A W Seifert Mrs Carl Alder Mrs" Joseph F Smith Mrs James M Armstrong Mrs Armstrong Tauffer Miss Florence Kelly Miss Gertrude Moyle and Miss Barbara Strong of Salt Lake City and Mrs David S Romney Mrs Paul Wattis and Mrs Richard Badger of Ogden f 11 t Honors Popular Visiting Matron Bride of Doctor JULY School of All Luncheon Friday ' SATURDAY MORNING t he returns to school In the fplL The boy does not seem to be welL He little vs iletpseatsrestlessly without delay upon the appearance and suffering endured of swelling in any part ‘of the body Pregnancy is a perfectly safe norThis Is what Is meant by prenatal mal experience that need not carry care which in the experience of with It fear of the outcome or fore- both mothers and physicians is inthe for future is a peIt bodings valuable riod in which life is developing the mother supplying those nutritive STUTTERING elements that are undergoing transfMrs J Y writes: Can you tell me ormation into bone and muscle a cure for stuttering or how to slow PATTERN 5343 blood and vital organa A child is it down? — being prepared for entrance upon a REPLY PATTERN 5343 In pattern 5343 you will And com- new and strange adventure Sutterlng is a symptom of nenrous Given a mother in sound health Your summer suit needs them— plete Instructions for making the set jn poise and shown an Illustration of it and of with good clean blood who will ob- instability Training is the cure There your print cries for them— these the stitches needed material re- serve the rules of hygiene and acare many methods and we will be crocheted accessories which require quirements care cept the benefits of to recommend a book on the so little time to make glad If you’re Xo obtain this pattern send 7 0 a healthy baby may beprenatal We expected longing for a “sailor”— crochet one cehts in stamps or coin (coin pre- cannot however follow blindly the subject which will aid you if you from this simple pattern Its easy ferred) to The Salt Lake Tribune pathway of Indifference as the will write sending stamped adstitches are clearly explained as is Household Arts Dept Salt Lake strain of pregnancy may be too dressed envelope for reply its blocking Alternate stripes Of City Utah Be aura to write plain- great to be borne by a mother’s conDEPENDS on type plain and rib stitch are used for hat ly your name address and pattern stitution A real burden is placed j writes:' Would an operation C J and bag alike the latter boasting number upon heart kidneys liver and nera novel “peep-hole- " top Make the vous system and these structures as of any kind be harmful to a person set In cotton or linen thread Copyright 1936 Household Arts well as the endocrine glands may with anemia? REPLY manifest signs of overload It all depends upon the type and An Abnormal Situation severity of the anemia A blood Day-by-D- ay It sometimes happens that a pros- transfusion prior to an operation is pective mother who is seemingly of great value well may note signs of swelling in SWALLOWING THINGS various parts of the body blurred A LITTLE SATURDAY TALK equal to- - almost 250 years of the vision or V M T writes: What imMrs before the spots bright When I have talked about the kind we count on earth On examination the blood mediate remedy should be used Is in some doubt eyes of size The Pluto stars and planets to groups of boys be found to be some- when a child swallows a button or than pressure may It seems to have less con- anything that causes choking? and girls I have found that they the earth and may have weight less bulk or what Increased and the urine to REPLY have a great deal of Interest in that “volume" In fact It may not be tain albumin This presents an Home removal of objects that situation but when it does far planet called Pluto There are much larger than the earth’s moon many things which we do not know Further study will no doubt give us appear prompt action and the best have been swallowed or breathed in should never be attempted as the about It but at least a few facta knowledge of the exact or almost medical skill fire demanded The way to prevent complications net result will probably be to push have been learned exact diameter of Pluto is to make certain that the patient the substance beyond easy reach Six and a half years ago Pluto No moon has been found going consults would you like to be told “Of course was seen for the first time but cera competent medical ad- Children mqy be upended— that is same of true is Pluto The around viser just as soon as pregnancy is held head downward but this rarely you must do as well as John he tain men had believed that a planet of the Venus Each works hard and never misses” when existed farther- - away than Nep- Mercury and The beneficent role of helps more recognized the physician is exercised to a far Swallowed objects as a rule are you know that you work harder tune Chief among them was Pro- other major planets has one or than John and are forever missing? fessor Percival Lowel who tried to moons Even open more important degree In caring not very dangerous That is the way the slow child feels prove by figures that there must be If you have not obtained a Copy for the mother during the months safety pins can pass through the “Marvels of the oT gestation than at the hour of digestive tract Some things will about being driven to keep up He an unknown planet with gravity of the leaflet tailed obtain one by send- birth Constant supervision will not pass however and skilled must have rest or rebel Let the which gave a special “pull” to Nep- Sky” you may slow child rest medical help will be required tune ing me a stamped return envelope avoid possible pitfalls Rest does not mean idleness here Lowell died before Pluto was dis- Address your etter to me In care of The function of the kidneys par COLD SORES There are things that children like covered but his memory Is honored this newspaper and put your full ticularly will need to be carefully ento do each according to his nature because of his fine work R P writes: Whenever I have a evaluated A woman who has sufSome name and address bn the return The leaflet will be mailed fered an Usually the slow child of the school- persons said that the new planet velope inflammatory disease of cold my lips break out with cold room likes to work with some ma- ought to be named after him but to you without charge these organs at some earlier date sores As soon as these sores appear terials Likes to be active Encour- that was not done All the planets Monday— Famous Planet Mars may go through pregnancy with per- the cold disappears Is thers anyage him to be active to take up carry the names of olden gods or fect ease On the other hand there thing I can do? Uncle some work and see it Ray REPLY Is a tendency to some degree of inThe rule was kept for through to its goddesses Lake The Tribune of Salt end Praise him and encourage him the ninth planet which bears the Care Use hot wet packs on the affected one out of four volvement about in for this and say nothing about name of the god of the under- Salt Lake City Utah: cases Conscientious watching lips and follow with the application Dear Uncle Ray: I Inclose a 3c such school work Let that rest until world Moist heat will disclose the earliest of spirits of camphor however carefully adschool opens again and you will find should be used for a half hour two The average distance of Pluto stamped envelope of failure and the appermit sign that he does as well or better than from the sun Is more than three dressed to myself Please send me plication of proper relief procedures or three times dally parry a small a free copy of tbe Illustrated leafif he had been working dally with and a half billion miles The Not more than one or two cases via of camphor with' you and apply planet "Marvels of the Sky” his books Doing of eclampsia (Convulsions) will be as often as you powder your nose work goes around the sun at the rate of let stimulates the intelligence three miles per second That is a Name observed In a thousand pregnancies WASSERMANN TEST While this is not a high percentfairly good speed but other planets Play Important D B writes: Does the Wasser-man- n much faster Mercury revolves Street or rural route age yet the condition is severe The quick pupil wants to make go blood test reveal the an extra grade If his school life is about the sun at a rate ten times as enough when It develops to call for of syphilis of gonorrhea or presence of both? or village heroic action The chief thing is to City limited If his time Is curtailed let great REPLY To make a complete journey detect the minor first long him do as he wishes signs These days This test Is Used only to detect State or province before the seizures are evident This there is less hurry than ever for around the sun Pluto needs almost syphilis Syphilis and gonorrhea — ocstate 250 when of and It if affairs oldest The on man earth years children to gat out of school But are not caused by the same micro— In on curs comes 1938 last Publishers the It has not lived SyndiTo that long! usually If there are exceptional children put Copyright three months of pregnancy some- organism cate and there are they should be al- another way one year on Pluto is a week or two prior to debut times lowed to go to summer school and To the limit of space questions livery Symptoms that may be noted pertaining to hygiene and pretake the subjects they need For include a sudden gain in weight vention many such children summer school gf disease will be answelling of the body— face eyelids swered In this column Personal work Is necessary and helpful but BLAKE hands MARY feet etc — rise of blood presreplies will be made to Inquiries they should have a certain time sure albumin in the urine and disfor play too Play is as much under proper limitations when turbance of vision Should the sight return stamped envelope is Inneeded as study because health ‘CANCER’ in gossip because through dulging become and the fail paient suddenly closed Dr will not make and growth are the first necessities If July 11 Is your birthday the idle chatter much harm can be so drowsy that she is difficult to diagnosis orCutter of childhood prescribe for indidone are There Indications a of itan arouse emergency presents vidual disease The best summer school for all best hours for you on this date are of which should self children is the woods and the shore from 10:45 a m to 12:45 p m from period Into prosperity life a great deal your bring too much to say Copyright 1936 by Chicago It is probably not and the open road A child does not 2:45 to 4:45 p m and from 7:45 to of happiness Anything bordering that the lives of very few mothers Y News Syndicate Inc’ stop learning growing developing 9:45 the to be crude ought very p m The danger periods are upon because he skips his books for a to distasteful for seems culture you brief Bpace What he needs Is from 8:45 to 10:45 a m from 4:45 to exercise a ’ powerful Influence change of work' change of environ- to 6:45 p m and from 9:45 to 11:45 over your personal likes as well as ment change of teachers I hope p m dislikes As a broker musician that the day Is near when It will be If a woman and 11 is your poet painter teacher or social welJuly for possible every child of school fare worker your achievements age to go to summer school in the birthday you are apt to be some- ought to be very gratifying open and learn at their “mother’s what of an idealist You may need The child born on July 11 perknee" to cultivate the habit of being haps nls teens will have more practical particularly in fi- many during ideas which will be not only Copyright "meTby the Bell nancial matters Abstain from in- - unique but decidedly original This' Syndicate Inc youngster should be taught to think Mr Patrl will give personalatten-tio- n straight for enthusiasm over any to inquiries from parents and subject Tnigiit make tt very radical If a man and July 11 is you natal school teachers on the care and deday you probably are inclined to be velopment of children Write him a hit too impetuous Control imin care of this paper inclosing a pulses especially In any speculative stamped addeased envelope ventures Through proficiency as a for reply astronomer educator lecWASHINGTON (UP) — Director chemist artist writer or actor you Ernest Gruenlng of territories and turer earn a great deal more than a Railroad Bid Asked Island possessions 1ft the depart- may ment of Interior believes there is a mere livelihood Successful People Born on 12 Times No Buyer considerable market in Alaska for commodities Eskimo fashioned July 11: from copper ivory furs and wood John Quincy Adams sixth presias well as woven baskets dent of the U S MINNEAPOLIS Minn (UP)-- No ‘‘The native craftsmen to date Samuel L Dana chemist one could deny that United States do not supply the demand” he said John Wanamaker merchant Commissioner Howard S Abbott is on Susan Warner author returning from a trip to Alaska a persistent and patient man “But under proper vocational guidEdward J Phelps diplomat On 12 occasions since September ance they could recapture this soHenry Abbey author and poet 5 1935 Abbott has gone to the Cedar Lake office of the Minneapolis & cially and economically useful field Copyright 1936 by the Bell Syndibelongs to them” St Louis Railroad company and which cate Inc while that explained Gruening droned through a thick legal docuare not chief industries craft the ment very ImTo read through the voluminous Eskimo revenue they are e Sale of goods document requires a little more portant Esenables the native Indians than two hours Burden of the con- kimos to obtain cash which and Is used tents of the thick file is the offer to purchase supplies for fishing and of sale of the M A St L railway occupations which furnish hunting on foreclosure source of livelihood their main On each occasion Abbott’s two of the totem poles hours of reading have been wasted sold to tourists In Alaska are made' Only an occasional clerk will stop In the Orient he said Indicating the to listen goods prevalence of foreign-mad- e Really i you ought to sleep with one eye open) Abbott goes through the entire Asked how this situation could be sales procedure on each occasion remedied Gruenlng said establishso you can continuously admire the satiny stripedincluding Instructions to the bidders ment of native cooperatives would But each time when he reaches be a boon to individuals and Stryps fabric of these boyishly cut pajamas But the call “and the bids” he la met for they're comfortably two-eye- d you won’t with the same response — silence Abbott’s next performance la Old Cannon Balls Found sleep inducing In the Knit Underwear Department We have the stocks tnl th descheduled lor August 21 exto DETROIT liveries lumber (UP)— tho flvo you commissioner Engineers the “Maybe" sighed love when yon want it “sale No 13 will be lucky for the cavating near the old shore line youis want ear job to ice that your job It a unearthed of river the Detroit some bids company and finally will Audrbach'e— jijk Underwear— Street Floor n cannon’ balls ia rotten schedule be received”' said to date back at least to 1800 Mothers and grandmothers are It is believed the balls must have joining physical culture classes in dropped into the river during early England as a result of the "keep French and Indian warfare They fit” craze sweeping the country 'poorly cast indicating their age doesn't seem Interested in anything much We thought that vacation on the farm whdre he likes to be might help him Should he stay In town and study 7 Or what?" Summer study Is a matter that must be jiettled for each pupil Some children certainly benefit by it Some do not It all depends upon the child and his situation In relation school work If the child Is an adolescent who has slowed down because of the stress ef his growth then drop school forget it and let the child go free He will return In good shape and in a better attitude toward work The slow child who has been prodded and nagged and pushed along to keep up with his class needs to rest I know that the teacher was anxious about his being promoted I know that she said: “If he works hard If he doesn’t slip back during vacation maybe he can keep up But hr must work hard" But how does the child feel? Rest or Rebellion If you have a certain falling one that handicaps you how would you like to be kept at it and at it day day out In spite of dally failures and hourly tears? How - ce With Uncle Ray al :4nd self-elect- Your Horoscope Trib-une-- N Eskimo Goods Find Markets hand-mad- STRIPS PAJAMAS Three-quarte- kjVtnaatei rs ea $0 beeaBe yen nice tthlufs” ir-Cooled half-doze- AiuiEllXcm’S |