The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 28, 1920, Page 5

¥ . 7 j SATURDAY, FEB. 28, 1920 , BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE : ene | CHURCH NOTES. | * : + i i ; TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH - ( | Cor, 7th St. and Ave C. ‘ \ . | (Services and Sunday school at the ob usual hours. TH EATRE THEATRE __Rev. Flint, Pastor, | 4 Es | CHRIST ‘SIENCE SOCIETY | MONDAY =| ge TUESDAY | - School a Wednesday evening meeting at. S o'clock. . ag } , 4 : Reading Room is open in the church y ‘ {building every Tuesday, ‘Thurs 7 ‘aes and Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. Vy i ure welcome to attend these ser ey | " g sand to visit the reading room, KA EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION re 4 Church, Cor. 7th and Rosser Sts, KY Morning sermon and communion is service in German by Rev. C. A. he M sremer, presiding elder, 10 a. m. Wy Sunday school, 11:00. % ~S 4 . Young People’s Alliance, 7:15 p. m. * Evening sermon by Rev. Bremer, N e Sou p. au " ‘ ‘The male chorus will sing. Victory prayer band Tuesday ev- | : . ening, 7:45 p.m, | This Man will Marry You ace a | ‘| i ‘ Y 2 THE SALVATION ARMY | es Sunday: st foe Look at Your Ticket Number 11:00 a, m., Holiness, 2:00 p. m., Sunday school, B pm, Y. PL. 8:00 p. m., Salvation meeting. | Week-days; Monday, soldiers, | Wednesday, Holiness meeting. Pub- g | bad lic. ‘ Wa a Thursday, Salvation meeting. Pub- i ae f A ’ Qs sala It Ss 5 briday, guards, x ff : ° ys» Saturday, Praise meeting. Public. ‘ . E ecti ve ega n ce 1 n | M'CABL METHODIST EPISCOPAL Ma i \ ° ° g CHURCH q \ Ss: S t d G ay ‘ i\ 10:30. Morning worship. Sermon t | pring ul S an owns on “The Meaning of the Gospel.” ‘ Special music by the morning choir. ‘’ . . 12:00, Sunday school. There isa] ff This collection of the new modes is sure to arouse ‘. vlass for you, Come! : : . : a : ; —im— Epworth League. Topic,| } an inordinate degree of admiration from women Ld “The Conquering Church in China.” g : ey edi erty Leader, Miss Lydia Hagen. ry | who have a well conceived appreciation of distinc- 6 ; 99 30. Popular servic : io : Sunday evening address on “The j tive styling and good taste. 5 Power of the Gospel.” $ of “ Song with selections by the orches- Nv r}o f tra. Big choir of twenty voices, male yy chorus, and the combined choirs. Yi x Aros . Miss Boyson will render a selected § e e e Why worry about the high cost of living when you can buy a solo, Not the least, attractive feature] ; i ea > ‘ of this service ‘be the hearty \ ° . Husband for the price of admission? congregational singing. All are cor The Store of Quality and Service dially invited. = = G. H. Quigley, Minister. — 7 Pn UEN taba esa NO INCREASE IN ADMISSION FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Fourth street and Avenue B. EY eras Four blocks north of Grand Pacific] ‘GRSSBSESS Se hotel. a Preaching service at 10:45 a.m. and 0 p.m. ic 7 < SERVICE oe —! cousin, Miss Lielia Diesem. Mr. and) will have a splendid array of new tee O. Breding of Fargo will M SADE S086 SuRVICE™ : | CITY NEWS (Mrs. Diescm now resides at Glentana,! brick ‘business buildings, making it] yreach, A service of song is announced for i : a: De _4| Mont. _ fone of the most pro; fis appear- Sunday School with classes for all} the Methodist church tomorrow ev- . ; *| : SCARLET GBV aR: ing towns west of the rive at 12 noon. ening, A full program will be given n IN FROM KOUTE 1 HAS SCARLET FEVE ca ee é The young people (instead of their | ; ‘chestra, big chorus and male ' arl Steiger, a prosperous Bismarck} Miss Lucille Hall, eidest daughter | AR OLD WIDOW || regular devotional meeting in the Bye alias alice WIN he given ta farmer, was in this morning from, of Secretary of State and Mrs. Thom-; widow. who is 80) church parlors at 6:30) will meet at the singing of the old and popular / tural Route 1. jas Hall, nfined to her heme on old, at Coimia, | He also | church 2:30 o'clock to go in a body to| songs and hymns by the choirs and . mae ————— | Avenue A by an attack of the scarlet | is survived by 1 chi ld ren wito the state Indian school to conduct a congregation. If you have a copy of MOFFIT FARMER HERE ‘fever. ‘Miss Hall is the second mem-|live at San Ly p, Oakland and] convice, the old gospel hymns bring it with e ae bs} J. P. Jensen, a successful farmer; ber of the senior class of the Bis-| San Rafeale, Calif, He was appoint. The preachér for the day Rev. O. you to the service as several of the { ‘ who has a fine » five miles cast; marck high school to suffer from this | ed vice counsel of the U nited States Bivding is well known toa large uum: | Sig. favorites found in that co'lection of Moflit, came in yesterday to hear 3 on Jaunary 26, 1869, and was Me) Hor ge people in the state having been | will be used, . ; COME TO CHURCH SUNDAY Senator Johnson and spent the day} ene Snoee consul at that plac =: [pastor of the Powers Lake Baptist cat looiting after business ‘matters and) KICHARDTON REBUILDING xt ARION church for some fifteen s und ia] spanca tonteht at K. C. yter ; , 2 calling conshis; many frlents: | John Ue Broun Oe ta ata netgte! Litiie Miss Dorothy Keller, daugh.| "OW pustoratlarge under the tt] ponald’s orchestra For your children’s sake—COME TO CHUREH 7 GOES TO LA MOURE ery took In Senator Johnson’s ad-|ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keller of} COnveuflon, a For your country’s sake—COME TO CHURCH Ray S. Diesem, a‘son of the late! dress at the Andorra last mlgnt | the econ spar lent muocoss fully FIRST PRESBYT cours - For your neighbors’ sake—COME TO CHURCH Chris Diesem of LaMoure,,one of the; Mr. Breum only recently returned | z an opera 5 p Te! Rev. H. C. Postlethwaite, Minister. " Sree _ sans cake ) 10st Prominent of the early settlers | trom a winter vaeation in California. | mova! of adenoids and tonsils at St.| “Morning service at 10:30. ‘Theme: | THE SMARTEST LITTLE For your own soul’s sake—COME TO CHURCH , « of that section of the state, with Mrs.j He reports that the rebuilding of| Alexius’ hospital this morning. The] pwice Cost or Selt-Hidden Treas-,| BUNGALOW IN BISMARCK aa é hool? \, sem left last night for LaMoure! Richardton, a large section of which ient was reported to be rest-| yrog.” H he ; j Are Your Children in Sunday School? \ r spending several days here inj was destroyed by fire during the last | Special music by the quartette. | will be yours if you consult us im- - e interests of the Gerlach-Barklow | year, will be completed fine al Junior Sunday school at 9:30. All | mediately. Beautiful Old English REV. H. C. POSTLETHWAITE, Pastor ' ‘», of Joliet, Ill. and visiting his’ weeks, when this beautiful little city ach tC 7 other departments at 12m, Join the | design, stuce constructii two “ A rhe Ministerial associa-| Goddard Bible class. Classes for all, J yea cnr Suck) Cons’ tition, MORNING SERVICE 10:30 EVENING HOUR 7:30 ition will hold their regular monthly! “junior Endeavor at, 3 p.m. Sen- bedrooms, parlor, dining room, tinecting at the Commercial club ddeavor at 6:20. Foon ea an ike wee hen The Music will gladden your heart 10 a. m. ‘Matters € j room i ening ser of praise and wor-; i Monday and Tuesday |'*? Taper aceeatliete i t and wore eryehing like. ne ef a a etontere So eae eee MICK GCATTUIC SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 12 JUNIOR SCHOOL AT 9:30 Four Acts of Vaudeville tesa Tee Geer Gee 7 bac : ey ee 1] be sung by choir under the lead-| sat ‘ 1 GoM, BERURG Sees: nip of Mrs. Jacobson, ‘Trombone!| BISMARCK BANK BLDG. GODDARD’S CLASS FOR BUSY MEN AT 12 pet ‘ | Ae solo by J L. Hughes. Anthem, ae é 8,000 Feet of Pictures |} panes tonight at Kc Han. we-[ SP", Haas thir anh aan Telephone 314 Publicity Department pee orchestra. lected, Mrs. R. A. Tracy. We are pleased to announce that George ' Muse wil! play for us again and has FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH be sured for each Sunday even- ie hs ee : Ol T OF THE RUT! : ng serviee, ‘The groups will meet THAYER AND SECOND STREET | ie ; ning Wednesday evening at’ | GET 2 ny time of day Communion next. Lord’s Day. , | * 4 The head of a family who in this day and age of v are most cordially, invited to ali -[- ] progress and enlightenment, determines to stay in servi of the church, Co , @ the rut and refuses to listen to anything new, is 5 st. 6 ‘eS EPISCOPAL See Z ae guilty of criminal neglect. is welcome Comer Third and Thayer. PO 1 Because our forefathers used tallow dips at night, Re : coors Bugs Dieta ‘ Ste i te Second Sunday sent, rere |: t that any reason why we should not use electric Hoy oS OELUNIGE Seite : aT [ DITORIUM ene | ight now? ; : Sunday School at 10. ‘ i Because your ancestors were satisfied to ride in Morning 7 and sermon at 1L SERVE THAT ae M O N D A Y eo horse cars, is that any r yn why now you should 1 The evenit ies will be held at PRES | -efuse to travel in an electric ca Jeclare that you the Eltinge Theatre at 7:30. 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