The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 1, 1928, Page 5

FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1928 Jamestown College Will Graduate Two Bismarck Students Miss Melba Maurine Whitternore and Elmer O. Dale of Bismarck will be graduated from Jamestown Col- lege Wednesday with a class of 68 students. Miss Whittemore will re- ceive a Bachelot of Arts degree in Music and Public School Music cer- tificate. Mr. Dale will take a Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Science and History. Sara Finley Boyd of Menoken and Henry Zahn of Mandan will also be graduates from this section of the state to take degrees at Jamestown College. Rev. Jerome E. Webber will de- liver the baccalaureate address Sun- day at the college, speaking on “The Mind of a College Graduate.” The commencement_address will be de- livered by Bishop H. Lester Smith, D. D., Helena, Mont. oe 8 Summer School Will Begin Here Monday Summer school for both senior and junior high school students will begin Monday morning when those who plan to attend are requested to meet at the high school at 8 v’clock. F. H. Brown will be in ¢ the senior Kolberg will have chi junior high school. Classes will be held in the fore- agen only, and will probably begin a? 7 o'clock, The length of the lasses and the subjects to be of-) fered will depend upon the registra- ion Monday. | ‘ Dr. and Mrs. Worner Honored at Dinner Dr. and Mrs. C, P. Brady enter- tained at six o'clock dinner Thurs- day evening at the Grand Pacific hotel in honor of Dr. and M aeorge J, Worner, who have recen' eturned from a wedding trip t (mn coast cities. ature bride and groom place- marked the seat of — eac'! guest and wi imroses centered the table. TI guests of honor were presented with a gift of sil- ver. Dr. and Mrs, Worner are at home in this city. es ven penmanship awards ited by sixth grade pupils Roosevelt school w class of 30 submitted exami to the A, N. Palmer company. Four ii vement certificates, 10 pro- pins, 9 bronze med: nd 4 the Hildegarde Allerdings, El- len Tillotson, Lois Werstlein and Jean Fritz were presented with im- provement certificates. Miss Judith Rue is instructor in the sixth grade room at the Roosevelt school. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Johnson of St. Cloud, Minn., have arrived in Bis marck to visit Mrs. Sidney Smith and Mrs. Johnson’s cousin, Mrs. H. Be Nelson. Mrs. Alice Farrell, sis- ter of Mrs. Johnson, who has re- cently completed teaching a term of school in Billings, Mont., will come to Bismare! ii é fow days. Mrs. ©. E. McKee and daughter, Eloise, will leave this evening for Austin, Texas, where Miss McKee will attend the summer session at the Texas university. Mr will continue the trip to leans, Meridian, Miss. and Chicago. Bert Dunn, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Dunn, left Thursday for Far- go whete he will take entrance ex- aminations for the United States Navy. ee 8 Mrs. Charles Liessman returned to Steele today after attending the graduation of her daughter, Thelma J. Liessman, from Bismarck high school at commencement exercises last evening. * . Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rue and little daughter, Beverly, who are making their home at Grafton for the summer, are spending a few days in Bismarck on, business. A regular meeting of the Rain- bow ‘Girls will be held Saturday evening at 7:30 at the Masonic temple. Initiation services will be conducted, mg A daughter was born Thursday ‘at St. Alexius hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schultz of Cannonball. «e ® Miss Grace Cook of Bismarck has been admitted to the Bismarck hosiptal for treatment. You need only Tanglefoot Spray. This one powerful Alma Klusman and Dr. Paul W. Freise Married Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klusman of New Salem became the bride of Dr. Paul W. Freise of Bismarck at a pretty wedding Thursday morning at the home of the bride’s sister, Mrs. W. A. Schwartz. Rev. Paul S. Wright read the service in the pres- ence of a small group of relatives and friends. The bride wore orchid georgette trimmed with ivory lace, and an orchid hat. Her corsage was of sweetheart roses and lilies-of-the- valley. The bride and groom were unattended. breakfast was served at the Schwartz home with places marked for 10 guests. Roses and glacioli decorated the table. Dr. and Mrs. Freise left Thursday on a motor trip to eastern coast cities, They will be at home in Bismarck. For traveling Mrs. Freise is wearing a grey ensemble and a small grey hat. The bride is a | with Quain and Ramstad clinic. Out-of-town guests at the wed- ding included the bride’s Mr. and Mrs. Klusman of New Sal- em, Mr. and Mrs, Herman ch of New Salem, and the groom's moth- cui Freise of Bakersfield, alif. Bible School Rally | to Be Held Saturday The circus and Memorial Day there is going té be another, which is looming just as large in the minds of all the youngsters who are going’ to attend the Daily Vacation Bible school in the William Moore building next week. That is the huge rally to be staged on Saturday afternon. ivery child who attended ear is asked to come, last and any noisemakers he tia pens. Trucks hav vided to care f children who will be taken to a place as yet a secret. Games will follow but that is all a deep dark mystery—until Saturday. The rally is under the direction of Rey. Paul S. Wright and_ Rev. Walter E. r who request that any paren’ been pro- several Miss Alma Klusman, daughter of story books. rents, | parades have come and gone but bringing with him a pal who didn’t go before finds handy, horns, drums, whistles, even hundred who can use their cars sirable parts in the arg “The Lamp,” which will the cemonstration entertainment on Sunday, June vw, New Story Books for Children at Public Library With the arrival of vacation, the it and girls of Bismarck will be calling at the Public Library for Seventy new “books have been added to the children’s department of the library through the generous donation made by the women’s clubs of Bismarck. This moriey was realized by the women’s activity in publishing the local weekly newspaper for one issue, The following books for children are announced for circulation: Addington—Pudding Lane People. Bannerman—Little Black Sambo. Barrie—Peter Pai Beston—Sons of Kai. Bigham—Cry Baby Chicken, Blaisdell — Boy Blue and His Following the service, a wedding | Friends. Blaisdell—Cherry Tree Children. Blaisdell—Twilight Town, Bolton—Famous American States- men, Brown—Chinese Kitten. Bunyan—Pilgrim’s Progress. Burgess—Bob White. Burgess—Paddy the Beaver. Burgess—Reddy the Fox. Clemens—Adventures of Huckle- ‘ graduate of the | berry Finn. | Bismarck hospital nurses training | : school, and Dr. Freise is associatea | Sawyer. Clemens — Adventures of Tom Collins—Boys Book of Experi- ments. Colum—Adventures of -Odysseus and Tale of Troy. Carpenter— Around the World i ildren, iquette, jr. Collodi—Heart of Pinocchip. Cox—Brownies at Home. —Bow-wow and Mew-mew. Craik—So-fat and Mew-mew. Crump—Boy’s Book of Airmen. ae Little Maid of Bunker i iel—Gauntlet of Dunmore. Daniel—Honor of Dunmore. Eggleston—Hoosier Schoolboy. Emerson—A Merry-go-round of Modern Tales, Farejon—Italian Peepshow. Forbes—Araminta. Gilbert—More than Conquerors. Godoy—When I was a Girl in Mexico. Grenfell—Adrift on an Ice-pan. Grishina—Shorty. Hawkes—Shaggy Coat. Hill—Charlie and His Friends. Holden—Our Country’s Flag. Hogan — Little Black and White Lamb. Houghton — Russian Grandmoth- er’s Wonder Tales. Hunter — When I Was a 3oy in Scotland. z Johnson—Varmint. Lefevre—Little Gray Goose. Lofting—Doctor Doolittle’s Zoo. final | t THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Lucia—Peter and Polly in Au- umn. Lucia—Peter and Polly in Sum- mer, McCoy—Tale of the Good Cat dea ‘ ie gai of the Mountain ie, ills—Letters of a Radio Engi- neer to His Son. Montgomery—Anne of Avonlea. Moon—Nadita. ' Moon—Flaming Arrow. Miss Lucy Rising of St. Paul ar- xived in Bismarck Thursday to be associated with the laboratory de- oe of the Quain and Ramstad clinic, Chris Bleth of Glen Ullin has been discharged from St. Alexius hospital. Mr. and M:s, Alfred McClellan will leave Saturday for Minneapolis where they will spend a week’s va- St. George’s Guild of the Episco- | School clagses. pal church will hold a food sale Saturday at the A. w. Lucas store. enrollment of 25, in Bismarck in November 1927. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Brandes an- eee ing at the Bismarck hospital. eee Jacob Doerr of Ashley has been New York, June admitted to the Bismarck hospital | === — for treatment. Pe G. B. Harris of Bismarck was re- Munroe—Painted Desert. cation, cently discharged from St. Alexius | Patteson—When I Was a Girl in eS j hospital, | Chiropractor Switzerland. C, C. Talbott and family and Glen} ——— i Drugless Physician Potter—Tale of Benjamin Bunny. Potter—Tale of Flopsy Bunnies. Potter — Tale of Mrs. Tiggy- Winkle. ss Putnam—David Goes to Baffin nd. Rowe—Moon’s Birthday. | . Roy—When I Was a Boy in India. Si Le f — Five Little Peppers Grown Up. See it spent. Wednesday in Bismarck. During thet lita the location. Mother Flowers pyri—Mazli. * classes will be held from A 4 Sterne White Swallow, Archie Bardsley, of Bismarck has| 1) to 10:30 a, m., and from 10:20 to Inquire at Hoskins-Meyer Swit julliver’s Travels. ,, |entered St. lexius hospital for! 12. Sunday school sessions will be GUSSNER'S Stockton — The Poor Count’s | treatment. held from 10 o'clock to 12. This rented al Christmas. > change in schedule will take effect Terhune—Bruce. O. W. Danielson of Bismarck will| Monday, June 4. Wells—Peppi, the Duck. leave this evening for the Twin Rabbi H. Shapiro is instructor of White—A Borrowed Sister. Cities where he will spend the week-| H. while | White—When Molly Was Six. eee Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McKinnon spent Memorial Dav at Steele as guests of the American Legion and Auxiliary. Mr. McKennon was the rincipal speaker at the Memorial ay services at Steele. Mr. and Mrs. 8, F. Hollingsworth left today for Owatonna, Minn., where they will attend the gradua- tion of their son, David, from Pills- bury Academy. David is saluta- torian of his -lass. M ee OX Joan Cox, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Cox, has been ad- mitted to St. Alexius hospital for treatment. ee Mrs. W. H. Brownawell of Brad- dock is spending a few days here as the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snyder. ae A_ daughter was born Wednesday at St. Alexius hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDonald of Bis- marck, 4. eee Mrs. Nick Dunker has returned to her home at Cathay, having been recently discharged from St. Alex- ius hospital. . © E. Demaray of Jamestown spent Memorial Day in Bismarck with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Anderson of Lisbon were guests of friends in Bismarck Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kirk of Minot are transacting business in Bis- marck this week. J. Talbott of Jamestown friends here Wednesday. eee Mrs. G. F. Henderson of Solen underwent an Alexius hospital Tuesday morning. eee S. T. May of Dickinson, president of the Dickinson Normal end_on_business. YPSS5SS5995595959F555555F5F5555FF 99590995 VS SSDS FFFOD visited/Class Time Changed for Hebrew School A change has been made in the class hcurs for the weekly and Sun- | day School sessions of the Hebrew | ! School, which is held above Berge- Lucas Blk. operation at St. FOR RENT school, and 2 large rooms. at_the daily schocl Rose Davis teaches the Sunday * RY A.W. LUCAS CO. ‘§ Basement Lunch Room Saturday Hours—9:30 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. ‘o Plate Luncheon BREADED PORK CHOPS BUTTERED PEAS MASHED POTATOES GRAVY BREAD AND BUTTER 25c Supper CHICKEN A LA KING BUTTERED STRING BEANS FRESH CARROTS BREAD AND BUTTER 25c The school has anj ate presidential The Hebrew school was organized nounce the birth of a son this morn- | TAMMANY wai SUBPOENA- —(?)—The sen- Bismarck, N. D. 3 room apartment, kitchenette Downtown REMOVAL SALE . CLOSING OUT OUR BOYS’ DEPT. There won't be any boys’ department in the new store, so prices are cut V3 to Yo To insure a complete close out, better outfit the boys now for a long time to come. BERGESON’S PAGE FIVal campaign funds investigating committee issued sub- poenas today for George W. Olvany, leader of Tammany Hall and Maye or Frank Hage of Jersey City. In What Month Is Your Birthday? On your Birthday send your ‘| Saturday afternoon bring them to Soo COOL PLLC EEE the school where the children are to assemble promptly at 3 p. m., in case the trucks that have been provided prove inadequate for the crowd, Teachers of the school will have a preliminary meeting at 2) SSDSSSS GS VS9SSIOSS9GOSOSS S99 PUD IOSS DISS IGOR LRP PRP EO EP MM NEA oo é o’clock and will accompany the chil- dren to the parade, The Bible school which is spon- sored by the Presbyterian, Metho- dist, Evangelical and iscopal churches is open to all chil the communi ing hours only. 1aissions, with correlated hand work, dramatics,, play and special fea- tures. A strong faculty is being formed. The instructors are: Cordner as substitute. Heaton will be secretary, Mrs. F. H. Waldo serving ar superintendent. Several additional rrimary assist- play director. Parents are urged to see that children come to the rally Saturday afternon and to the school promptly rt 8:30 Monday morning when en- rollment, will take place in the var- ious claSs rooms. There will _be classes in the full eight grades. The committee is eager to have a good representation of the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades on account of de- ‘y_and is entirely free. lasses begin Monday, June 4, con- inuing until June 16, during the ‘ r Instruction be given in Bible study, music, Mrs. Geo. F. Dullam, Rev. Vater, Rev. Wright, Rev. F. H. Davenport, ma oh L. aistes; ae Roy oe wanderlust in his eod Miss Shirley enner, iss rs Lillian Church, Miss Marian Sandin, feet gaerters. Miss Arline Lochrke, and Miss Ruth ron bape cacti Miss Vada In a drama that car- ries you from the barren wastes of Alaska to the swirl of the big city. Jack London’s famous story of a man with in his soul. ants will be secured and probably a! NEWS PICTURES COMEDY days.only—are travelers’ these hats. 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