The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-05
name COMMITTEES
TOHAVE CHARGE OF
BOYS. GIRLS WEEK
Special Programs Will Be Ar
ranged For Each Day From
April ~ to %

activities for Boys and Girls Week
April II to % were announced Tues
day. Those named include Is teach
ers In the public schools and about
IS business and professional men and
women and merchants Of the city.
Named on the committee to ar
range for cooperation OF merchants
were Harry Woodmansee, Frank Bas-
eett. ]. A. Moberg and A. r. Tavis.
The first day has been designated
IS loyalty day" and committees for
the occasion are-Parade: James
Guthrie. chairman. Eloise Mckee,
Richholt school; Charlotte Schmidt,
VIII school: Gladys Kiesel, Will
school: Clara from, Wachter school:
Judith Rue. William Moore school;
and Esther Gerard, Roosevelt school.
Exhibition: Clarion E. Larson. school
music director, George Schaumberg,
Will school: and Mrs. Bruce Doyle.
Specially program: Mrs. Burt Fin
ney, John w. Reel. Clarion E. Lar
son. Mary Houser and Elizabeth
Louise johnson. of the Will school,
win Visit Schools
For schools day." Tuesday, visi-
tors day will be observed in the
school and patrons and friends may
have opportunity to see how the regu-
Lar school work Is conducted. Other
features will be library story hour,
and . physical education demonstra-
ton by high school students. H. O.
Saxvik Is chairman for the day. as
sisted by Mildred Fried. physical edu-
cation instructor, George Schaumberg
and DR.. L. w. Larson. A committee
including A. E. Brink, John r. Fleck
and E. B. Klein IS in charge Of in
dustry visits and Frances Cox will
conduct the story hour.
Wednesday, to be known as health
day, will be featured by first-aid
demonstration by Boy Scouts, the fl
mails Of the debating tournament. and
. child health play. Esther Teich-
mann. city school nurse, is chairman.
Assisting her will be w. G.. Fulton.
Mary Houser, Mrs. Eric Thorberg and
Pearl Bryant OF the high school fac
ulty.
An QUIT doors sports program and
m entertainment at the U. S. Indian
school will mark play and entertain
ment day" which will be Thursday.
The sports committee includes Rob-
ert Byrne, chairman. N. o. Churchill,
Jack Fleck, Mrs. w. B. Pierce and
W. II. Payne. Sharon Mote, superin-
tendent Of the Indian school. IS IN
charge Of the evening program.
on Friday, designated as Citizen
shin day." there will be special pro-
Grams both by the Boy Scouts and
the Girl Scouts and a physical edu-
cation demonstration by elementary
pupils. Winifred harrington Is chair
man and other members OF her COM
mittee are DR.. j. o. ArnSon, J. N.
Roherty and Harriet Rust.
Parade Il Planned
A parade for organizations of the
city. followed by races, games and
contests Is planned for Saturday,
which Is "out-of doors day.. Charles
Iiessman Is In charge Of general ar
ransements. ;.
Yoe the final day. Sunday. emphasis
viii be placed on churches and church
attendance. Sermons for boys and
Girls Of each Of the churches and 9
musical program In the afternoon will
marx the day. DR.. q. M. Constans Il
chairman Of the committee and other
msmbers are T. q. Plomasen and j
Guthrie.
Boys and girls week committees are
being aided IN working out plans BY
. group Of - teachers from the city
schools IN addition to those teachers
Who are members Of the various COM
mittees. Those serving are. Beulat
0hurr, Agnes Witseleben, Marguerite
Iunens, vlolet fletcher, Bessie Wilson
2n&hilde Wolo, Naude Schroeder, La
VIVA 1egiGtor, ,Elizabeth Best. Glars
1icn. ,Lucilo Aalmquist, Helen Munia
- ohaslotte schmidt.
Do0o md Girls organizations willing
q lDouooe five o. dx-minute skitl
- III evening program Of Monday
Logalty Day, ars urged to communi'
$50 With llrs. Burt Einney before
uklGny alto9noou.
III JinnSys telephone number 4
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