The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 19, 1929, Page 7

mere ere ‘TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1929 Carl Fischer, and Lewis Schoeppe, | urer; LaDelle H. Briggle, chairma Gregory, citizenship; - Dr. . George Object Is to Educate Members on’ Service of Church ia lia oe z ie blue whale, caught i Throughout World Antarctic, measures nt 100 tn ‘aia in length and is the largest animal “A. “Methodists on World Service |in the world. Outlook” cot will be conduct. | eal aa +h next Sanda: meeting : 1 church next > ing to. Rev. Walter E. Vater, pastor. The meeting is one of a series be- ing. conducted in this district to “edu- cate all members of the organization the service of the church in all of the world”, according to Rev. G. LeRoy White, district su- perintendent. Subjects discussed at the meetings are foreign missions; temperance, Yrohibition, and public morals; edu- cation; pensions and relief; hospit- als, homes, and deaconness work; American Bible society; and worl proximately $9,000,000 in its work, Rev. Vater says, and this year has arranged a program of educational meetings that cited member of the organization might be acquainted with the system. A’ meeting is being conducted at Steele today and other meetings will be held in the next 10 days at Cleve- land, Woodworth, Robinson, Napo- leon, Ashley, Linton, Bismarck, and Mandan, according to Rev. White’s program. Dr. Alexander H. Kemp, head of pee medical missionary work in An- ‘gola, West Africa, will be here for the Bismarck program. Six minis- ters from this district will also be here for the meeting. Morning, aft- ernoon, and evening services have been arranged, according to Rev. Va- ter. ROOSEVELT PARK IS GIVEN Bla BOOST McKenzie Farmer and Commis- sioner Devine Set Forth Its Attractiveness * The McKenzie County Farmer has issued a special number devoted to setting forth the attractiveness of the Bad Lands as a site for a na- tipnal park. M.-Devine, commission- er of immigration, had a hand in preparing the matter bearing on the proposed Roosevelt Memorial park. Whole pages are filled with fine half-tone cuts of the picturesque spots which the tract embraces, and there are interesting articles on the Indians, on Roosevelt, on coal and clay and on the scenic wonders of this weird area. There is another article dealing with the part Governor George F. Shafer is taking in trying to create the proposed park. He urged that the state acquire title to the site land not already in its possession ajd return it all to the federal gov- ernment, from which it originally was deeded to the state. The gov- ernment rule is not to create na- tional parks unless states or com- munities furnish title to the lands needed. Bills No, 151 in the senate and No. 168 in the house embody the governor’s recommendation, and their passage is urged by the Farm- er. The issue reflects a lot of credit Photo by H. D, Carsey, Hollywood on the Farmer editorial staff and its printing plant, while it shows that Commissioner Devine is on the pub- licity job that goes with his office. FORT LINCOLN BUSY STORING ICE HOUSE Bowling Alley Repairs, Renovat- ing Floors, Rifle Matches Among Activities Fort Lincoln, during the recent cold weather, has been buzsing with busi- ness, according to reports from camp have been put up so far this winter. } id ATTRACTS you instantly whenever you see it—a skin that is exquisitely smooth and lovely. In Hollywood, where loveliness and mag- netism mean success, they know this. “I don’t know a single’case where a girl with- out beautiful skin has been able to win enough popularity to become a star,” says William Beaudine, Fox director, voicing the experience of the directors. “Exquisitely lovely skin is the greatest of a floor-sanding The floors in all the buildings, particular- ly the gymnastam and barracks, will be repaired with the machine. P:Ceptain H. H. 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