The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1926, Page 2

SAGE TWO — 9 Fert “What's In A Name.” All our I CHURCHES | inthe this service The ‘Ladies | quartette will sing for us“0 There Is Rest.” by D. Romanov will Service every Sunday p.m. in connection with Sunda school, J. B. Happel, Pastor. come. m. and h Lutheran Church € and Seventh Street. Monson, Pastor. nday morning at 10:45, Walking Cireamspect.” | by choir. chool, all Trinity Engl Corner Av stor. ay school. Jasses, at 12 m.! 7: a will be br ‘Authority of Belief. Prelude Lateo—Hahdel, come, { M R, E. Morris. Pirst Lutheran Church Poss lneg A. J. Malmquist, Pastor. hool at . me i £ 8:00 p.m. will consist of talk on! son). Atri ponsive Reading > ‘Soldiers of the Cr church work, elect readings and songs by the | Lesson Galatians 4: 1-26. Prayer. Anthem: messengers, “How AN CHURCH lovely are thy Announ a Offertory, organ “The I son Anthem: Sermon: loon League vices Sunday School. Morning Service (Ger ‘Jubilate. By Rev Sermon: “Chri Hymn: God Bless our Native and Pilgrims in the Wo Land. #:00 p.m. Evening Wo Benediction Postlude: “The Festival March Stultz. 12:00 M. All departments of Church Endeavor. PISCOPAL nn Endet- rt, Rector 4 Manda Third Sun St. Mark’ aici fe 2 Rg ade gl | just a little word of Love.” #4, m, Church School. GNeIr. 11 a.m, Matins and Sermon. | seiplecauleeied: MRL. Wright. The newly confirmed will 5 communion at th This service will also * communion for the W. United Thank offering ted. Gs al nay sermon wiJl be on St. pani the man who came back. (oenalay saccade FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ACD lsh Ga lt { meeting at 8 o’elo Corner Fourth St. and Ave. A. | "4 reading room is open, in every Tuesday, | duy, except legal FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, scl st Fourth St. and Ave. C. ‘Services ut 11:00 2. m. “PROBATION AFTER a.m, | testimonial | the! All are welcome to attend these services and to visit the reading; END BUNION PAIN FOREVER *| No Need to Suffer Another Day Those Agonizing Torturing Pains. of the servic McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL.’ CHURCH a. m, Morning Worship. The Pastor will preach on the sub- ject “The Sinfulness of Worry.” The Ladies Quartette will ‘The car ittectrated is the De Luce Coach Priced $1040 at Lansing entitled > “Sing The Love Of by Jackson. | j 12 noon, Sunday school. (Classes for all ages.) The Adult Men andj Women's classes especially invite) . you. | 6:30 p. m. Intermediate and Ep-| e. hrist_ and the Word's Miss Ruth Rowley. ing Worship. preach on the sub- | BANKS PROMOTE - D. B. C. MEN’ E. A. Haedt is now Asst Cash- | ier, Farmers State Bank, Cathay. Less than a year ago he was a stu- dent at Dakota Business College, | Fargo. O. W. Fode, another D. B. €. man, recently appointed cashier, First State Bank, New Salem. | “= D. B. 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Only the summing up arguments, of the association, | to be delivered during the afternoon, | ! remain before the sub-committee of ofthe executive commit- | the senate judiciary committee, which jas conducted the hearings, takes the, ecord in hand to do with az it wishes. |. The concluding dav's scene of a H_| tion was transferred from the commit- *} tee room, which has been used. for the | hearings, to the marble room of the| a jnodifica r building, so that the!| and the i oO. | ever-increasing crowds ek, | swarmed the capitol hill might be ac- ceter, | commodated, Those who went there,| xecutive committse mem- sir | “lay | office which SMARCK TRIBU 24-- AP)- Each « dreamed entirely new car. Yet more th: it jemen: ne have passed since Gen- aoe i H qriNiireremtGattodevelopaSis public eo maturdy eagmeren as to gain immnbdicte Teadechine universal aay, meriting such During those years, the Pontiac as is forall june. 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