Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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The first course consisted of a delicious fruit salad with wafer ; the oiTotiil course whit'll appealed tt tin t istes of the Kiirxlx .still more. consisted of wa1Io|hiI potatoes. creamed point, creme «!«• voile, rolls ami apricot ice The Inst mid host of nil wets- the individual cherry puddinjrs mid eoffec. The dinner was toppetl off with “after dinner mints” which wen served in snuill hn kel . inntle of blue ami teoltl ere|K |»n|»er. Minnie Leonard. Loretta Kass. •Iiilia Ziehnrtli niid La Vera Moo. dressed in white with hair Imws of blue and Kultl, «Ii«l the serving. The eX|H-etntions of tile Seniors and family were fully realixisl mid every one s emeil to enjoy himself immensely. We onl wish there were still other function to look forward to. IIKLKX CllOSK. SCHOOL BOARD DINNER On Mareh 2 » Mrs. Ilemhre and the jrirls of the Home Kronomie department «avc a praetieal illustration of their knowledge of rookery ami of eiitertainiiu . Km li «ir| was awdKued the special part of the work for which she was lust fitted. A color scheme of pink and irreen was carried out both in the menu and in the decorations. A bmii|iiet of sweet peas formed the center piece on the table and tbc invitations and plm....nrd were de orated with a HWrol pea dmiirn. Tin- room wax artistically decorated in dainty .xluult-s of tin choM'ti colors. Tlu iiiciiiImtm of th« School Board hihI their wives were tin irmuts. Miss Dickey an | Mm. Ilcmhre acting a li'Mtowte Two of the girls servi-d tin five course dinner which rotisistcd of file following menu: Shrimp «'ncktnll Tomato Vegetable Soup 'rackm) Ihknl I In hi rn|M l' m« rrr IIrt'jol hihI Muller ’onil liintkni Sahel A p| le I'll with ClirfM-Angel I'onl Nuts The guests after enjoying a visit, interrupted ! y Vietrola ■••• Ic lions. departed pronouncing the dinner a great success; and left with Mm. Heinbrr kind message for tin- girl in nppreeiution of the entertainment Pickle r..rr.s- M. Rt;AKKT UAMSKY.

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Now Is the Time to Buy Your DRAPERIES Our new draperies are here and they are just the kinds you want for Spring house-cleaning. We are prepared to help you make your selections and also plan and show you different ways of making your overdrapes. Thos. O'Hanlon Co. SELLS EVERYTHING CHINOOK, MONTANA

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A DOLLAR in the BANK =? is - WORTH TWO in the HAND -'HECAl'SK IT PILES UP IN THF. BANK BEFORE YOU KNOW IT AND SOME DAY WILL BE W O R K I N G FOR YOU It seems almost unnecessary for us to add anything to the words in the above. Read them! The statement they contain is absolutely true. A dollar in the hank is doubly valuable: it adds to your self respect and helps YOUR CREDIT. It gives you a standing in your community and acts as an incentive to make you GET MORE. IX IS TWICE AS SAFE Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank IVc pay S per cent interest on time deposits Farmers’ National Bank CHINOOK. MONTANA 30