The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1929, Page 7

THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1928 [Additional Soclety_} : : “Delphian Society to Meet With Mrs. Lahr THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE é “Look at your hat. one else does.” Get a Gordon i E § Writings of | ee tok sigalied 5 * iss Burr.Speaks ——— On ‘Modern Turkey’ |ve served. ‘The committee in charge — urges that all members be in attend- An address on “Modern ‘Turkey | ance. and Growth of Moslem Influence” s * * Miss Palmer Speaks - On“Italy’ at Current Events Club Meeting Give Bridge Dinner At H. Tiedman Home will give this week. A dainty color scheme of pink and green was used for the table aps pointments with roses and carnations in shades of pink carrying out a during the evening, honors going t Mrs. C. A. Humble dnd Mrs. J..W. McGuiness. Rs % Mrs, Humble, of Crosby,. 34inn.,. who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Schultz, was @ guest from out of the city. . D. U.V. Will Sponsor School Essay Contest A program commemorating the an- niversaries of the Daugl - of Union Veterans and of the G. A. R, was given yesterday afternoon at a meeting of the Daughters in the home of Mrs, ©. D. Dursema. arg Mrs. V. J. LaRose sang ‘eeveral numbers appropriate to the occasion, and Mrs, Dursema gave a group of readings,‘ Miss Cynthia Dureems Played a piano number. Civil War,” for pupils in the eighth. grades of the public and schools gf the city. Mrs. A.B, = din, wh chairman of the com | “tee in of the pert an- nounces, that prizes of $3 ‘will be offered for the best compositions. Judges chosen by the organization.are Mrs. Nellie Evarts, Mrs. Davis and E. J. Taylor. : se & : ast Why trust to luck? :: Put certainly of success iti every baking by using LYON’S BEST The Northwest Nursery-Co, | Valley City, N.D. « Wanted Jack Rabbit Skins } Also Hi: Fure and Juak Metals. and demand is SEN ie ert rabbit business in ti Northwest. Write for and price list. SUPPLIES _ _ KNICKERS - HOSE - SWEATERS” M’Kenzie Homemakers Club Plan Carnival Es if if i a, “Get. Rich Quick” beduty parlor. Feet BES Es bi Tune in on KFYR every morning for the A. W. Lucas Co. day’s special. Notice: Spike the garden with a good mellow fertilizer. Wachter Transfer, phone 62. Brotherhood of Rail\ and the Auxiliary, with their attended the sevent:. annual Lignite Briquettes for furnace, fireplace, range or laundry stove. The Wachter Transfer Co., phone 62. nd In What Month Is Your Birthday? On your Birthday send your Mother Flowers Hoskins-Meyer BE TOLD THAT YOU HAVE AN EXPENSIVE ~ SHOES FOR WOMEN A Extra Narrow to Extra Wide FAMOUS SCENES AND PAINTINGS FROM Am ARTISES NOTEBOOK _ SHIRE, ENGLAND Although the ab- ~ bey. was founded in the 13th century. Ruthless, but still revealing the. ar- ‘chitecture of the ‘period, the church is in the form of als ae Diceetor N. 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He was a champ among two-fisted men —she a winner among girls! __ Don’t miss their ro- ‘mance in this picture of prizse-ring and cam- pus,’ made from the best-selling . novel and Saturday Evening Post serial! Comedy: “THE LUCKY. DUCK” Nina S Johnson Concert t and Comedy Co. Will Give an Hugo- Entertainment of Music, Songs, Comedy : and Folk Dances Mr. Sverre Hammer, the Great Norwegian Tenor, Pian- ist and Guitar-Banjo Soloist, will appear with Hugo and Nina, Hugo’ Johnson started to play at the age of six, and received First Prize at the New York Accordion Contest. Nina Johnson, Celebrated Norwegian Accordion , Artist, and Classical Dancer. At Patterson Hall (Opposite N. P. Depot) Bismarck, North Dakota - Saturday, April 20, at 8 p. m. Tickets for sale at Lenhart’s Drug Store © Adults 75c; Children (over six) 25c Dance After Program By Johnson’s Novelty Orchestra FREE TO ALL WHO ATTEND THE SHOW GRAND OPENING - TONIGHT -~Dome Roller Rink