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Iuhn, Mrs. Piepenbrok _ met last ulated tenâ€" hool to be roximately s,~ Primary odated this to twelve rse of inâ€" ed instrucâ€" this school standard veather of rket sponâ€" irden club ny availed ity offered ies at the vailed. â€" > of spring left Deerâ€" efore her Anderson. heir home he use ‘of ool so that ly <housed often disâ€" t sgibility of & coâ€"operaâ€" °. formal disâ€" ably manâ€" y years a 1 away at ; Monday, ‘ago Wedâ€" _ survived _ children 1e garden the home . Jordan, ay 15, at e for the set for rs workers th and St. irents are immediate ay 28, 1929 at Church were .enâ€" â€"members esident and Mrs. the four turday "and also for ‘postâ€"convention tours of .â€" _ _‘ Rotarians from the United States through Mexico and Cuba. This inâ€" ternational exchange of visits is one of the striking examples of the world i wide fellowship of business and proâ€" «~~. * «fessional men who will meet at the _ Dallas Rotary convention. § Program of the Week > # The convention week program starts " <_~. 1 .. Chesley R. Perry > * â€"â€"Secretary, Rotary International there are Rotary clubs, ‘each flag «borne by a guard of honor dressed to represent the national costume of that country. Five hundred Dallas high school girls are in the cast of this . pageant.â€" The amusement.park will be the scene of the convention week carnival, with=â€"troubadors and fireâ€" works added to the usual diversions. For Group Assemblies 1 . A group of the open air exhibit buildings will shelter the group asâ€" semblies for discussion of club servâ€" ite, community service, and internaâ€" tional service problems. Plenary sesâ€" sions will be heldâ€"in the Park auditorâ€" ium. In the Automobile and Manuâ€" facturers building, the president‘s ball, most colorful event of convenâ€" tion week, will be held. There is space on the vast floor of this buildâ€" ing for thepusands of couples. In the Agriculture building, a staff of clerks will be organized for registration of the Rotarians, and voting booths will be provided there fatâ€"bailottmg on in ternational officers. ...:& The activities‘ of the convention are centered in Texas State Fair park. The vast exhibition buildings there make it possible to hold general sesâ€" sions, special assemblies, and enterâ€" tainment features within the park, undisturbed by downtown traffic and clamor. The Park Stadium will be utilized ‘for a great procession â€" of flags of all the countries in which invited fo the pulpits of their denâ€" omir!gti_on_._ Sunday evening," Edward nitindbic nc câ€"4 CR =j ~CWCUp, 20W aLU0 P. Kimball, Salt Lake City organist, will give a special recital at the Park Auditorium, as part of an impressive sacred concert. + Close to the entrance of the park Thursday, May 23,1929 preparations to attend the convention, LOCAL ROTARIANS TO ATTEND CONVENTION Continued from Page A love drama of stupendous power unfolded in flaming moments among the snowy wastes of the great northwest. * "THE FRECKLED RASCAL" A picture bteuh;u'tl-n: e:h- of the wide open Comedy, "Bustin Busttk"â€""Fire Detective No. 9"â€"Pathe Reviews _ Comedy, Thrills, terror, chillsâ€"and a grasp o tion for the magnificent feats of all but â€"human. â€""See Ranger child now. _ The school is nonâ€"sectarian and chilâ€" Uen of all denominations and. creeds are invited to attend. There will be an enrollment fee of one dollar for each child for the«â€"five weeks course. Materials used for handcraftâ€"may be obtained: at cost. The school period will ‘begin â€"June 24th;, ~lasting until July ~26th, : with morning â€" sessions only.‘ If further information is deâ€" sired, callâ€"H. P. 683. Enroll your and as much of the work as possible will be done â€"out of doors with the principles of Christian living underlyâ€" ing allâ€"ef the activity. . _ .__â€" The work will be thoroughly religâ€" ious in character, and taught in acâ€" cordance with the best methods used in ‘religious and secular _ education. The curriculum will consist of trainâ€" ing in worship, Bible instruction, memory work, story hours, music, handcraft,; dramatization, and organâ€" ized play. ‘This is a Vacation school Miss Gladys M. Greenlaw, director of: Religious Education, will act as principal â€"of the school, assist with the handcraft, and conduct the recreâ€" ational periods. â€" * 3 and plans for the work here. PLANS FOR CHURCH * VACATION SCHOOL is the House of Friendship, an unique feature of Rotary conventions, for moments of leisure and social gatherâ€" ings. This is situated in the Exhibtâ€" tion building, in which there are roomy little Spanish bungatows, one for each of the 72 districts in Rotary, so that the visitors from each part of the world. will have their own perâ€" sonal rendezvous. ~ * "LOVESs OF CASANoYA" * : ; fiidq.y, May. 24 6 RANGER, the wonder dog; in § "FURY OF. THE WILD" . Comedy, "Family Meal Ticket" Sunday also Pathe News and Fables Comedy, "Tâ€"Bone Handicap" Sun. and Mon., May 26â€"27 TOM MOORE in “YELLOW-BAQK’? 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