The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1927, Page 5

A SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1927 | Social and Personal | Bismarck Students Are Represented at | Agricultural College’ Bismarck North D. Fargo, followi who have enrolled fo: man yea Marion F King, Henry Kollman, Wilbur Lar son, and Miss Minda Rud.er, Minda Ri om and Robert Kine ered in the school of at the Kollman has for a degice i and litera: cording to Recital Is Given by Mrs. H.W. Herman and Daughter, Helen A large audience of tended the son Mrs. H. W. He Miss Helen He at the home of erma er, Both Mrs. H. i | Ashley Residents Are Married Here read the Mrs. I ir, and Mrs. C an of Ashley, while the gr ents are son of vations call } 569-3. ATTEND Lester ity homecoming celebration i D CONVENTION MARRIAGE A marriag: R. Lee of Sterli ATTENDS HOME J attend the home this week-end. YD_ SERVICE! » Ben Lichen family of Mott spent Thi Bismarck attending the Je’ day services. |Audition For Radio Contest Will Be Held ie one is welcome, and tickets will be >] 0 in Bismarck Oct. 14 You: | ing men and women, between es of 18 and 25, will be given in an which y, October 14, | n KGCU in Mandan d 16. Two. state w 1 | cown, with shot gold er t-inch w bare. A stunning transparent black vel. et ‘dth from ie, leaving the sides be so! Mr. 0. o these prizes red of fame 1 ied TT. wil H. E. Shearn Will! in Study Club} Entertai n will be hostess iudy club at its nday afternoon. ‘iscussion Topi RMAN BAPTIST CHURCH h Stree: F GE Kight - Wenzel will give a in North Sunda 10:¢ 11: vie s will be giveni Bi pueena son,, nt are week-end guests ,.* D. Mann home. Mrs.) Chure Ir. Mann. John| cr of the Minot! team which! kk eleven yester- is afternoon Mandan-Lem-j b . SQUERADE y a masquerade party to be given October y. hall, Every- Rey IT IN MINNEAPOLIS “mith left this morning where she will visi Smith i ity. 1 Mrs. | evening, one 7:00 p. m., Study. 0 evening service. “A ubject: ‘d. HOME FROM TRIP and Mrs, Edward d them on the trip. ‘s ry of the U. N hold th Avenue C and Seventh Street G, Monson, Pas re ies Klein, Pastor, unday school. morning service, e Realization ee B. Y. P. W. 10 a, m., ied SCIENTIST Street and Avenue rvice at 11:00 m. a.m. evening EPISCOPAL Avenue v. F. H. Devenport, Rector. 514 Mandan Street. :00 a. m. Holy communion. a. m., morning prayer and i ENTERS HOSPITAL g the Methodist conference} prof. I S. Corn, Wesley college, Miss Delores Rensch, daug f city, left Friday for his home | University of North Dakota, Mr. ana Mrs. J. 1. R of at Hope. Sunday schocl, u a.m. BiG Makoti, entered St. alexi os — arkin, superintendent. : ital Frida | WILL ATTEND WEDDING E. L. C. E, 7:30 p. m. Topic: ee ee Fred Weiss of Bismarel left 2 Pe TO CONVENTION Thursday for Minneapolis, where Mrs. J. L. Hughes and Mrs. W. he will attend the wedding of his ‘ E. Butler left Friday for ounab to sister. \ ttend the state Christian Endeavor — i aris RETURN TO HOPE i Mr. anc } S. Shippy of Hope | FROM WILTON returned hon y after sj end-| ' Mrs. T. Polansky and family of ing several day. in the city with Wilton Bare in AL aaanee at the friends. ish holit rvice in Bismare! | ae ice | FROM DRISCOLL | A. | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Apland and R 3 SON BORN ‘childrea of Driscoll rere the guests|| Matinee Every Day 2:3( A son wus oorn hursaa at St. of friends in Bismarck Thurscay. 7. zen Alexus ho-tal to. Mr. and: Mrs a ogpran Tonight - Saturda; ken, b 1 F: Oy Bue ieee Miss Marie VaFrance of Devils CALLED HOME. Lake has been admitted to St. Mrs. Dan: Hall cf this city wa \'exius hospital for treatment, d to Hupe day by the death eas ruen brothel Lyle Bowen. HERE ON BUSINESS Mrs. H. L. Barchenger of Center spent Thursd.y ir Bismarch, look- ing after busi‘ess affairs. | HAVE A DAUGHTER A daughter was born Friday at St. Alexius hospital to Mr. and Mrs, ‘T. M, Schmidt of Mandan, VISITS FRIENDS HERE Miss Gertrude Broffman_ of Burt is spending the week in Bismarck as the guest of friends. GUEST FROM KINTYE Mrs. Lars Kieppe of Kintyre is a house guest at the W. E. Cleve- land home in this city. | HERE THURSDAY ! Mrs. J, W. Humes of Underwood ;spent Thursday in Bismarck trans- acting business. SPENDS THURSDAY HERE The Weather Mostly cloudy tonight and Sunday. Not much change in temperature, Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits $30, $32.50 to $45 Wonderful COME EARLY!" Feature Starts 7:30 & 9:1 Values 2 4 8 kk ft ult? sy rsd wil ens|| Monday & Tuesday is Fame BEBE DANIELS HERE FROM LINTON —and— Mrs. Oscar Bowman of Linton was a guest ix Bismarck Thursday and Friday. HARVEST SALE THIS EVENING \ A Harvest Festival sale will be held at the Salvation Army hall this HOLIDAY GERTRUDE EDERLE “Swim, Girl, Swim” Bergeson s Quality-Style-Economy, beginning at 8 o'clock.|! ‘| Home cooking and vegeta les will Bannon e returned from a t:ip to Win-/| , Where they were the guests jatives for some time. James Bannon of Mott accom- Mr, and WILL HOLD REGULAR MEETING c. regular meeting *| this evening at 8 o'clock at the Elks : I | TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH and Rosser Avenuc of Bible | Superintendent. Soul - Winning c. Subject: “Are Sin, Discase, and Death Real?” Sunday school at § Wednesday testimonial € G »,| meeting at 8 o'clock. ga cman A reading room open in the SP waned Paty, (church building every Tuesday, Se a" \'Thursday and Saturday, except j legal holidays, from 2 to 4 p. m. ST. GEORGE’ Corner Third Street and Thayer Seventeenth Suncay after Trin- of “H ending the winter in this city! cermon, her father, F, S. Morey. 12:00 noon, Church school. The Rev. J. D. Cawthorne WIL 2 Neche, N. D., will preach the ser- ‘he Ca ic Daughters of Ameri-| mon on Sund: rning. 2 will mee Jay evening at wy o'clock a s_ auditorium.) FIRST EVANGELICAY, CHURC Wather on his trip to} Corner of Seventh Street and Europe. Ro: Avenue Cc. R. Frankhauser, pastor. | ATTENDS CONFERENCE HERE| sunday morning wership, 10 a. A. Lathrop, who has been at-|m, The morning speaker will be "| Offertory, “Told in the Twilight.” ‘How Can We Help Younger Boys and Girls”. | Evening service, § p.m. The eve- ning speaker will be Rev. A. L, Sane, Mott, N. D, Special music. Wednesday evening prayer ser- vice, 8 p. m. FIRST LUTHERAN CPURCH Augustana Synod Corner Seventh Street and Avenue D. Rev, A. J. Malmquist, Pastor. Sunday evening Oct. 9, 1927, 7:30 o'clock. Opening ¢ Talk—C, c. Larson. Song—Choir. Reading—Mabel Olson. Audience, ne—Mrs, E, A, Lindblom. Audience. ZIGN LUTHERAN ChURCH Missouri Synod ea ae ect and Avenue A. Song: 9:30 a. m., Sunday in chorge of Miss Ella Brelje. | 10:30 a. m., Rev. O. Engel, re- cently returned missionary from Pp d will preach in the German re. 30 p. m., Mission Festival ser- at Baldwin, 7:00 p. m., Bible Hour in charge of the W. L. 8:00 p. m., Illustrate’ Lecture by Nev. Engel. McCABE METIODIST CHURCB Wolter E. Vater, Pastor Sunday morning worship 10:30' a. m. Prelude, “Fantasia.” Anthem us, Thy Name I Love.” Offer- jtory, “Mount of the Holy Cross.” Duct, Mrs. W. J. Targart and Mrs. $f Scheffer. Sermon by Oakes presiding. Evening service at 7:80, Rev. G. LeRoy White of Minot presiding. Prelude, “Shepherd’s Idyll.” — An- them, “The Lord Is My Shepherd.” Solo, “Trusting,” by Emmett Grif- fin. Sermon, “An Apostolic Bene- diction,” Dr. Lincoln i Reading of the appointments — by: Bishop Smith. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Fourth Street and Avenue B C. A.’ Stephens, Minister 10:30 morning worship, Rev. Le- Roy White, pastor of the Methodist {church of Minot, will preach, 12:00 Sunday school, Fred Miller, . 4:00 Junior B. Y. P. U. 6:30 Senior B. Y. P. U. Inter- mediate B. Y. P, U. © 7:30 evening worship, Rev. L. F. Green, of Ellendale Methodist church will bring the message. 7:30 Wednesday evening prayer meeting and monthly business meet- ing. ‘This is an important meet- ing of the church. , 3:00 Thursday afternoon, Aid So- ciety meets. Do not forget to register for the school of Religious Education that teeing Sunday afternoon, Octo- ber 16. The Ladies Aid will meet at the church Thursday afternoon at 3 "ec Mrs. Oscar Mrs, William Dohn will entertain. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Second and Thayer Streets Paul S. Wright Morning service broadcast by KFYR, Mrs. Morris, organist Anthem: “O God who hast prepared” . Gaul irtet : “Romance”... Lieurance “Bless Ye the Lord”.. se ceesceecevesceccceecs Bartlett Presyterian Church Quartet Sermon: Our guest preacher for the day is Rev. Olson of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Jamestown, Offertory Anthem: Postlude: “March from Tannhauser” ‘THE BISMAKUK ‘TRIBUNE Raaen and’ Pencuin Purse Latest among novelties is the pen- guin bag. Besides its le: luck, the penguin, in this ki ‘model, affords plenty of space for Milady’s every-day belongings—or it may be used to hold an overnight outfit, Wagner 330 «» Lange Organ Music: Myo Stag 2a lelody of Spring ngelmann Gloria ......secccceee nee Andre Inspiration song service. The sing- ing will be led by the use of stere- opticon slides, Sermon: “The Hand on the Plow.” i Paul S. Wright Immediately following is an infor- mal hour of fellowship for the young poe of the church and commta- ity. ° ;| hall. fais Lester Smith. Postlude | At the Movies rch, 9>—__ ___-—__—_____—-6 [Qe _—____—_—_—© No Sunday School 1] CHURCHES ‘| Ordination service at 2 p. m. (coca nears fri HeIIpWese! im 4 i | Epworth League service at 6:30! For Monday and Tuesday the +———_————* | p. m,, State President J. D. Smith of Eltinge theatre will present dashing |Bebe Daniels in her latest feature comedy, “Swim, Girl, Swim.” Advance reports have it that this {production is the best Miss Daniels {has ever made and if facts mean anything, the report cannot be exag- |gerated. “The Campus Flirt” was a_knockout, but critics agree that “Swim, Girl, Swim” h: 5 it topped. Here are the facts. In the first place the story was writte: by Lloyd Corrigan, who knows everything about how a college story should be written with color, romance, thrills and laughs. It has a star particularly suited for just this sort of thing—fast mov- ing comedy—and the cast is hand Geeta james Hall, Gertrude Sderle—yes, the famous Trudy of English channel fame, is in the cast —Josephine Dunn, William Austin and James Mack are only a few of the names. . The story is about a girl who swims the channel and yet who is unable to swim. And that situa- tion. There are races and chases galore, just one event after another. “Swim, Girl, Swim” is the first picture Trudy has ever appeared in. Her role is a good one and she is seen as a player and also in her customary role of a swimmer. CAPITOL THEATRE The more surprises and thrills there exist in a fast-moving mys- tery melodrama, such as at,” the fewer details its impressarios can venture to give the public that has not yet seen the ean How- ever, the startling Roland West film that is coming to the Capitol theatre has new stuff in it that not 10:30 a, m. i Organ Prelude: “Moderato” Hos- See ee tbe site tence al mer the director chooses; while those who have never even seen the dra- matic production are destined to get the treat of their lives when they attend the film presentation. For the benefit of all, an inkling of the atmosphere prevailing in the Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood story will not be amiss. “The Bat” is frankly a myst melodrama, and frankly, it mysti- fies. You may watch it at nn point and you cannot possibly tell who is the guilty person in the great crime problem until the producer | crashes to your aid. Circumstantial evidence points firs to one person and then to another. You mistrust and doubt everyone in turn, as a clever dramatic switch points the jfinger of guilt in some other quar- Tr. Briefly stated, the plot fluctuates from a skyscraper where a big rob- jbery is committed, to a bank which jis also looted, and to a country jestate tenanted by a matter-of-fact spinster, wher all the mysterious proceedings culminate in a nerve- jracking series of startling adven- jtures. The mischief all comes direct- ily out of the evil acti of a mas- }ter criminal, “The Bi of whose identity no one has any certain idca. There are vivid “doings” around the house, and at every turn, in a mounting series of bewilderments. :The grim spinster, with her house guests and servants and detectives and a half dozen intruders, bravely sticks it out. Whenever tension comes to the snapping point there are a vod did of comedy characters who afford a welcome relief, so that ties PAGE FIVE = EVENTS OF THE WEEK AHEAD : coos 12:18 P, M, 10 Lions Club, Grand "acific Hotel .. Monday Club, Mrs. H. A. Brandes sees Catholic Daughters of America, St. Mary’s Hall . City Commission, City Hall ...... I. O. O. F, Canton, I. u. O. F. Hall . Pan Hellenic Ass’n., place to be announced . Pythian Sisters, A. O. U. W. Hall ......008 11 Kiwanis Club, Grand Facific Hotel ..... .sse+ Business and Professional Women, B. P, W. Room: P. Company A Armory P. Masonic Chapter, Masonic Temple P. I, O. O. F. Subordinate, [. 0. VU. F. P. Yeomen, A. O. U. W. Hall. P. 12 Rotary, Grand Pacific Hotel Pp. Bismarck Study Club, Mrs, S P. Girl Reserves, Presbyterian Church P, Americar. Lepion, P. Ameri Le 0 P. 1 13 Thursday Mu Pp. Company 14 Delphian Sunshine Bismarck K Kn'ghts_ of Coiumbus, St. Ma Rebekrhs, I. 0. 9. F. Hall the film fluctuates between deadly CARD OF THANKS The 10th is the last day ot earnest and roaring mirth until the We wish to thank our many | end. In fact, the comedy element friends and neighbors for their kind} discount on Gas bills. always spices the particularly ex- assi: and sympathy during the cellent entertainment. be ment of our beloved husband | =e t- oo a is ean ed ual ‘es and Baa We alto wae to ex- > specific situation: plots o: e PSs ¢ thanks the he ii neh os least of all the medal Horal Ofieriiigds Soe eee R. E. BONHAM al uring its many years of stage Mrs, M. _N. Shaffer. Optometrist i success “The Bat” had its secret C My well kept, by, audiences, so that. the | pe ee oe Eyes Examined u enjoyment of new audiences might! Business education pays. Send “lasses That Sati . Seat Mapee TeT eee Like el for catalog. Interstate" Business st a! ‘ eels reticence in looked [cts pated Oe sl —— - ward to among those who are i bq thrilled and amused at the Capital, Notice of aie Meeting r theatre during the run of the film. | = te DR. M. E. BOLTON. : aa * Bismarck Community Chest Osteopathic Ph Pen LEE Le s ysician 5 if Bridge Me Another {| The Annual Meeting of the|] 114% Fourth St. Phone 240-W | ° 1 eee pees of the Bismarck Bismarck, N. D. + BY W. W. WENTWORTH Community Chest for the elec- : | tion of directors and the trans- i | (Abbreviations: A—ace; K—king; action of such other business ij eee i cany ae og oy A aa Lede The Melody Shop, Bismarck 1—When you hold two unequal !t wi is lesday, Octo- | sound tive-card suits, which should ber 11th, at 8:00 p. m. in the C. L, BRYAN ‘ you bid first? rooms of the Association of Piano Tuner ; an original bid? Commerce. The Music Shop, Mandan 3—Partner aot having bid, what do you lead against a -'it bid when you hold Q 10 9 of another suit? | The Answers 1—Suit of higher denomination. 2—The first bid by any player. | | 3—10, | f Hints on Etiquet ‘| 1, Which are used more for a! centerpiece for a formal dinner, flowers, fruit or silver? 2 flowers are used, which is: best, a large center bouquet or sev- eral small ones? ! 3. When candies are used with) flowers, are they shaded? THE ANSWERS 1, Flowers, unless one possesses some unusually lovely old family heirloom centerpiece of silver or bend Fruits are always good for \ anksgiving or Christmas dinners | 2 For a square or round table, the former. For a long or T-shaped table, the latter. 3. Preferably not, Mrs. Frank Aughnay will have a private kindergarten at! her home, 504 Ave. E, begin- ning Monday, Oct. 10th, and ending Dec. 16th. to 3:15 p. m. term. | Tey our modern high pres-|§ Hours 1:30) ¢ $10 for the, % The First National Bank Bismarck, North Dakota THE PIONEER BANK Established 1879 Capital and Surplus .. -$ 300,000.00 Total Resources ..... - 4,000,000.00 As protection in addition to our burglar alarm, we have attached to our vaults the Pro-tex Corporation Fed- eral Gas Equipment as defense against heat attack. This gives added oe As our safety deposit box jolders H. P. Goddard, Secretary. The Bismarck Building and Loan essociation has loaned over $1,500,000 on Bismarck homes during the last twenty-one years. The association always has funds on hand to assist in erect- ing a new home or purchasing one already built, Loans are repaid on the monthly plan the same as rent. If you are contemplating owning a home and need financial sure greas.ng service for alll‘ ¥ reasonable. -| } cars. Prices Short Stop Station. . MacLACHLAN versity Cures Diseases by Nateral Methods Without —— Drugs of Surs: Glanses Fittes Reems 6-8 Lucas Bleck Bismarck, N. D. CLINIO OF DR. Barvard Vel: SLOVO Our Faith in Our Customers Justified IGGL G PD 9999 SOOO DODO SS9S: — When we announced our Twenty-eighth Anniversary Sale last week we did so, confident that in relying upon the faith of our customers to make it the success that we hoped for, that faith would not be misplaced. The sale will come to a close this evening and we wish, through the columns of the Tribune, to express our appreciation of the support given it by the good people of this trade territory, without which it could not have been what it was—the most successful sale in the history of the store. Such loyal support is.a strong incentive to cause us to strive harder in the future to give you new, style right and dependable merchandise at the lowest possible price, and as we do so we earnestly hope that our efforts will continue to justify your faith in this store. + ~ OLEOMARGERIN E AT YOUR GROCER’S help, see your local association first. Bismarck Building and Loan Association First National Bank Block FOR SALE Five room bungalow, all modern, and in excellent condition, Hot water heat. Additional bedroom and playroom in basement, all completed. Double garage, fine lawn and trees. Owner leaving city, Five blocks from Postoffice. Price $4,700. Phone 138 INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECURITY CO. Have You Stopped To Consider That Just Now Is The Right Time To FILL YOUR COAL BINS | With : ; The Best Coal That Money Can Buy From The St. Hilaire Lumber Co. They Sell Indian Head Lignite Hot-Kiss Kleenburn Keene Roundup Coal Longflame Kirby Coal Every One The Highest Quality Of Its Particular Kind Call And Inspect The Coal Or Simply Phone In Your Order To Telephone 17 4 Has Arrived v