The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1928, Page 5

‘ xs a ry ’ « nd daughter, Miss Alice Webb of _ ' Hook are visiting relatives here ATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1928 S. ‘THE BISMAKUK ‘TRIBUNE SESS Social and Personal | MeCABE METHODIST EPISCO- | | PAL CHURCH Walter E. Vater, Pastor. | Morning worship 10:30. i Prelude, “The Shepherd Girl's, Sunday” (Ole Bull)—Miss Ruth | Rowley. Anthem, “All for Thee” (Marsh)— Choir. 500 People Visit Tournament Games Beautiful Display at Bismarck Country of Native Flowers Club House Friday A garden that would delight the| Bridge was played at eight tables FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Offertory, “Cantilena” (Gotter- most fastidious of gods has sprung Friday afternoon, at the second, of erates mole, selected—Miss Bessie Bald up over night on Main avenue of Bis- | }36 Series ¢ Country club bridge Cor. Fourth street snd Avene C. rebel Sunday service a! ject, “Soul.” Sunday school at 9.45 a.m. i Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o’lock. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Synod) Fourth street and Avenue A. |. V. Richert, Pastor. Sunday services as follows: 10:30 o'clock lorning worship (German). Sermon, “The Second Pe- on that tition.” isn’t worth arguing 30 p.m.—The pastor will preach ed . |at Baldwin, _—__ aoe PR roegres hour, in charge i = |0f the Walther league. ber of cattle condemned in this state | lish). , peebtelae, atid ‘cause Mis- average shout one per cent of the | Sionary Journey of faut. number tested while in the east states it sometimes runs as high as TENT MEETINGS Meetings will continue at ul p.m. 40 lan. sed smal in “Hs bap Pac eat bn There were guests for three tables} nue D. Saturday evening Evangelis and high paar in ty bridge mes miu ae will speak on “The was won . H. . i’ ¥, A guest pets cy pitted 3 Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock i i Evangelist Ivan 0. Miller will Mitemarcl, sts at the party in- MADE OFFICERS 8 peicon “Prohibition or Freedom— ich? Sermon, “Present Day Morals”— O. W. Kalbere. Postlude, Postlude in A (Hosner). Sunday school 12 noon. Evening worship 8 p.m. Organ music, “Dona Nobis I’ac- em” (Von Weber); “Reverie” (Say- er); “Pax Zodis Cum” (Schubert). Sermon by Rev. John Morange. Prayer service Wednesday, 8 p.m. Wynola Owen Dies in Local Hospital Wynola Owen, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Owen of Menoken, died in a local hospital at 12:30 today following a short illness. Funeral services will be held at the Menoken hall at 2 p. m. Mon- day. Rev. John V. Richert, pastor of the Zion Lutheran church in Bis- marck, will conduct the services. Mrs, C. D. King, Menoken, will fur- nish special music. Wynola was a student at the Francis township school. Besides her parents, she leaves three brothers, Louis, Leon, and Delvin, all living wit’. their parents. marck, It is the scene of the fifth annual flower show, which the Garden club is sponsoring this week-end. Lac- quered screens, gay porch furniture and baskets of every size and shape tet the stage. The flowers are of the most beau- tiful of numerous varieties. Touched by the glory of the late summer sun, they are richer in color and sturdi- ness than those of earlier in the season. Gladioli seem to lead in quantity. Many of the single blooms are in tall ceful vases, while groups of the lovely “glads” are arranged in baskets with the most artistic pre- cision. i Dahlias, sweet peas, exhibits of annuals and pereny'~’ of a thou- sand different kids and colors, nirs, R. J. Fleck and daughter, Mrs. bloom in this beautiful show garden. "3 In the center of the garden is a a) Shannon, entertained at Man- lily pond. Lilies drowse in the cool water, surrounded by a square of velvet lawn. E Above the ¢ - canaries and love birds bill and coo and trill in their bright yellow cages, adding a symphony of song to the color sym- room where cards were layed, and where tea was served during the afternoon, Mrs. F. A. Lahr was chairman of the afternoon. Mrs. F. A. Knowles, Mrs. E. G. Patterson C. Taylor assisted in ‘ing the B preg ridge will be played at the club house for three consecutive Fridays when the tournament will be con- cluded, se Out-of-Town Guest Honored at Bridge Miss Carolyn Lakin of Colorado Springs, who is the house guest of her sister, Mrs, J. A. Fleck, was honored Wednesday afternoon when a back fence over. Bismarck cluded Mrs. J. A. Fleck, Mrs. John paory ethan 800 people visited the |*- Fleck and Mrs, Roy Kennelly. pinday evening Evangelist Map.| __ BIRDNESTING FATAL show Friday afternoon and evening, ‘ Hedstrom, Taylor and Parke/* ©:.yecus Is Coming.” London, Aug. 11.—Possibly the and this afternoon’s crowd promised Miss Anne Shepard, daughter of} 4 n4 Sergeants, Ros Beginning Monday evening, Rev.|death of Leonard Bunting, 17, a another busy day. Awards for the cated Sonny t50 Chea, wl - vial Stents H. Ness, pastor of the Gospel nephew of the Lord Mayor of Nor- winning blooms will be announced | atter spending 10 days at her home Named Corporal 1 |tabernacie of Fargo, will be the| wich, was intended as s lesson for Monday. Mrs. H. J. Duemeland is chairman of the flower show, which is being sponsored by the Bismarck Garden club. Assisting Mrs. Duemeland are Mrs. E. H. Morris, Mrs. Peter Anton, Mrs. C. W. Schoregge, Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab, Burt Finney, and E. W.. main speaker. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Paul S. Wright, Pastor. Sunday morning service at 10:30, broadcast by KFYR. on Organ prelude, Andante Religioso (Gottermann)—Grace Duryee Mor- here. Miss She; is su] ent of nurses in a Conc eee rintend- hospital. Mrs. L. J. Gregory of Hazelton spent Thursday in Bismarck with friends and on business. *e Misses Margaret and Gertrude ard, while birdnesting, fell from a tree into a pond and was drowned. PEACEFULLY SETTLED London, Aug. 11.—Differences in governmental belief had stirred the two factions of Bexhill, the Bexhill Corporation and the Bexhill Rate- Four Bismarck youths have been made non-commissioned officers of latoons at the Citizens Military ining camp, in session this month at Fort Lincoln. They are Paul Hedstrom, Zane Taylor and Thomas Parke, sergeants, Herbert. Schweizer of Washbu: to vers’ iati ees Schw rn were guests/and Arthur Rosen, corporal. — Mi tan | Pavers’ Association. To settle the Dr. and Mrs. P. Merritt and|'" Bismarck Thursday. Other non-commissioned officers RetaamGie sikeneee Marian | trrife peaceably, a newspaper or- daughter, Genevra, of Kenmare, he appointed for* the camp are an-|”"Ofrertory, Serenade (Drigo). ganized a pushball contest to deter- Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Hetterington|nounced as follows: and family of Grand Forks spent I: Sergeants — Donald | yy Thursday in Bismarck. ne P ‘argo; kes Pudwill, Mrs. F. J. Appert of Hazelton was evita Laker Gatl Burlie, ‘Crosby; 8 ert of Devils Lake; Carl Burlie, Crosby; a business caller in Bismarck during|Ivan Davidson, Sutton; Raymond the last few days. mine the issue, The proceeds went to the Bexhill Cottage Hospital Fund. have returned home after_visiting here as guests of Mrs. Merritt's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb. | Mrs. W. H. Webb of Bismarck Solo, In My Father’s House Are Mansions (MacDerruid)—Miss Marian Sandin. Sermon, “Handicaped” — Rev. Adolph Schock of Cuba, N. Y. Organ postlude, Marche Romaine (Gounod). Evening service at 8 o’clock, Organ prelude, Song of the Volga Boatmen. : Offertory, Melodie (Messenet). Postlude, Grand Chorus (Beck- er)—Grace Duryee Morris. Heapy, Langdon; Arnold Helgeson, pd Regan; Otto Hoff, Leeds; Norman Mrs. A. Dervitz of Tappen ar-|McKendry, Mandan; Harold Ras- rived in Bismarck Thursday to spend | mussen, Langdon; Edgar Rohs, New a few days, Salem; Warren Skow, Devils Lake; and Cyril Zweber, New Leipzig. Company K: Sergeants—Guildord Aarhus, Fargo; John Burns, Minot; Max Jones, Warroad, Minn.; and Kenneth Torgerson, Berthold.. Cor- pee ee Brown, Browns Val ley, Minn.; Richard Castle, Britton; Joseph Dillon, yates: Albert Han- son, Grand Forks; Thomas Jenkins, Ellendale; Clifford McKinnon, Ma- leton; Dale Norto: Minn.; Pasadena, Calif.,-left Thursday for Lake Melissa, Minn., where they will spend some time at the Webb sum- yer home. one Mrs, Eldon Anderson and little wn, Loren Eldon, and her mother, Qirs. Mary Everson, left Friday for River Falls, Wis. where they ‘will spend six weeks with relatives. * Mr. and Mrs. S. J. King and daughter, Miss Madge King, left Friday for Valley City and James- town where they will spend the week-end with relatives and friends. ee es Thomas H. Pugh of Dickinson is transacting business in Bismarck this week-end. | ey John Vollan of Wilton is transact- ing’ business in Bismarck this week- end, Personal and Social News of Mandan Vicinity | Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Renden have as their thi: Mrs. Renden’s 8 Gertrude Duggan, of Portland, Oxe., and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Lueas Bik. Bismarck, N. D. Study in Minn li Take advantage of the a rest _ Ary eg numerous opportunities offered, not found ay ies THOUSANDS OF GRADUATES y are iting for us. We know it. The; . They send us hundreds of students, They tell us about poritions for our Present graduates, They EMPLOY our graduates. UNDERGRADUATES AND PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS — pe eat rage at 5a see and pletenonce whea murine: position. 1s moans opportunities, Our Employ- Write for Free Miustrated Booklet, mery Price, Roll sedge, Hettinger; Charles Scheifley, rowns | Valley, f lerbert Pte ley Hire Rosen's is: Sparkes Mapleton; and Giles Wells, ter, Mrs. William Rosenweig and G son of Minneapolis. They will spend several weeks z Bismarck. Franz Walz, who has spent the summer at his home in Weyburn, ite River, S, Dak. jompan: Sergeants — Charles Carter, Flaxton; Richard Forkner, Langdon; Wilfred Lillibridge, Hot Springs, S. Dak.;_and Claude Mil- lage, Pukwana, S. Dak. Corporals— will f liam Fahrendorf, Huron, S. Dak; 4 Bask, has returned to Bismarck | Mrs Arthur négregm @f Binford. tug Johnson, Duluth, Minn. iltans MINNEAPOLIS where he will attend schoo! Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Bunting left|Tolmie, Huron, 8. Dak.; and Paul y ‘@ winter. Page Thursday for Nevis, Minn., sae sera ertaed fa roe ie ; Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Bailey and| (rey at” some time at their) site. Selen; rh enn % fe . zi 2 family and Mr, and Mrs, Robert|°ott#ge at Lake Belletaine, New je ety Pinon Fully Accredited by the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools B; and family left Friday for a aston trip to ‘Yellowstone Park. Miss Marie Jacobson returned this week from a two weeks’ vaca- tion spent with friends at Des Moines, Boone and Breda, Towa. Mrs. B. M. Russell and children returned today from Rochester, Minn., where they have been visit- ing relatives for several weeks, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Mann and little daughter, Betty Jo, of Van Robert McNulty, Mobridge, S. Mrs, J, H. MeDonald mi rs. cDonald and daughter Corporals — Allen Biiecles, wae pase aie gs tits Fargo; Hoyt r, Oacoma, ‘ash., where they have visit- s ing relatives and ‘friends. - ed sane Maynard Hart, Onida, Mrs. H. A. Tottingham and thi "Band: Ser eant— Raymond daughiers, who have'been visiting in iyeagd shea i ae ells, Jac! i is os have fetursed to Mandan” "| Frank Callinan,’ Devils Lake; ‘W eee Romaine Hoeffler has returned | Tolmie, from Weyburn, Sask., where he has been. apending, the summer with rela- Nicollet at Ninth Street Minneapolis, Minn. Cr FLIES ae“ “eenendinadl Keep FLY-TOX handy.¥ This stainless oo « fragrant spray is guaranteed tokill. The mist-like copeay oo penctrates corners «s ficetsinto curtain folds and kills these lurking, buzzing peste. Fly-Tox is harmless to people. Every bottle guaranteed. eee Miss Loretta Jaroski of Amery, Wis., is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Re; this week-end. see gan, Miss Isabelle Bigot of Portland, Ore., is the it of her % Drew ie teeter, Mr, and Mrs. Giles ersonius. a ee Miss Cecile Bernard of Milbank, S. D., will come to Bismarck this evening to be the guest of Miss Frances Phelan. he ‘ilford Dresbach is spending the worked with friends in Grand anid tod was Tet: ee bercular cattle, Cohenour said, ‘The members of B. I. C. will meet} Will be placed on the list shortly af- Monday afternoon at the home of|ter the fi Mrs. A. W. Snow, 911 Eighth street. ees J._H. Wishek, Max A. Wishek and Paul J. Wishek of Ashley were business callers here Thursday. Mrs. Alba Clothier of Bismarck a Matinee Every Day 2:30 ————————— TONIGHT - SATURDAY ————— Let’s Advertise Our Town and Business Mr. Merchant— We will give you the use of a por- tion of our lobby for the display of " your goods for the period of one week at a time. FREE OF CHARGE! We will be glad to reserve dates. We welcome you. _ THE FIRST * GUARANTY BANK F. A. Labr, President E. V. Labr, Vico President 3. P. Wagner, Cashier 3. EB, Boker, Assistant Cashier is visiting at Medina as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Clothier. * Mrs. C. E. Ankram of Driscoll spent Wedne: in Bismarck while transacting bu: . . A. _T. Faber spent several days in ‘Jamestown This week while transacting business. Mrs. W. T. Croswell of velar gy is visiting friends in Bismi ‘week-end. t Household Helps _| COFFEE CUSTARD [ure son} Washes ce WAN THE WIND BLows., — MONDAY and TUESDAY BEBE D. at Her Fastest and Best in Sermon “Insight Against Eye- | ® | sight”—Rev. Adolph Schock. | | Solo, selected—Miss Dortha|» — Walker. | MMMM wy First Presbyterian church in Bis- Ox. mark. ZAZA: Ole Iverson, father of the de- THE NEW*ST HOSE for sports a developed in silk and wool mesh net. CHAMOIS GLOVES When washing chamois gloves, add a teaspoonful of olive oil to the This keeps them soft and water. pliable, TOO COMPLICATED “Personally, I prefer the mid- Victorian type of girl.” “I don’t. never get anywhere.”—Tit-Bits, Fast.ion In tne heart of @ ROO: Landscape Paredine beg ‘Pisaue —” [VERSON BODY _LIES IN STATE Funeral Services to be Held! Sunday at First’ Presby- | terian Church The broadcast of the Hoover» notification ceremonies at ‘Alto, Calif. will begin at 5: ML The Nac tional and Colum! ing companies. will bring voiee of the R inee for president of the + ted States to millions listene! y a gigantic hookup of 95 stations. 0 The body of Miss Ida Iverson, who died in Bismarck Thursday morning following two week’s illness, will lie in state at the Webb Funeral Par- lors today until 9 p. m. J Mrs. Herman Scheffer will sing | ~ “Face to Face,” and “One Sweetly Solemn Thought,” at the funeral services which will be conducted by Rev. G. W. Stewart, pastor of the First Presbyterian church at Man- dan, at 2.30 p. m. tomorrow at the The bee was probably the five® created thing whose labors were 6m ploited by mankind. r= ATTA ceased, will arrive in Bismarck today from Helena, Mont. A sister, Mrs. FY ms, Mason la., will arrive today from the Iowa city. A brother of the deceased, A, M. 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