The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1930, Page 5

UESDAY, DECEMBER Z, 1930 & hearts, underplayed with the six|or raisers. The four h Piper ‘ +b | a abi ae from his own hand and drew the last| with a blank sult make one more; GFAin Dealers to Pry ag tg adverse trump from West’s hand. raiser, the blank suit is valued as two F rm Fi G : . The lead was in the Dummy and/ more, and the King-Jack-10 of clubs 9 nance roup s fon cs of Dummy’ a clita were good, giv-|as another; a total of six, whereas oe Attention, Odd tot hs ni icks, only five raisers are ired Dec. 2—()—, ance | rica nay etek [baer emote en, aa S| es 8 * « ley ; aes We Black, president of the Ellendale Nor- | 5 _ + || mal and Industrial school, are busi- SOC] | Y NEWS fiese Valtors in the clty today, | " James Morris, attorney general, and | John Gammons, secretary of the state securities commission, are spending Watch Tomorrow’s Papers 7 r several days in Ineapolis on busi- points; 50 for a doubled contract and | P. E. 0. Chapter Has Baptist Women Will ness for the commission. | 4 goa 80 honors for his four honors in one pendent farmers grain elevators was = a LU h Meeti ‘sae | | © None \hand. At progressive or duplicate} [Jniversity Wi planned today by ® general cammit- juncheon Meeting} Present Mission Play; , Prank J. smith, 505 west Thayer | 3 ms108842 | there would have been an additional ity Women | tee representing grain dealers of the 2 | avenue, returned to Bismarck last, @ xyjoss yy 1078 | 125 points for making game in one! At Fargo Organize eho A luncheon at one o'clock yesterday| Ten ladies of the Mission Circle |¢Vening from Minneapolis, where he; 9 ag74 9 Nene deal. { Delegates of the central states Something Is Going aftemoon at the home of Mrs, A. P.|of the First Baptist church will taxe | W9S Summoned about a week ago by oagqio WE osesess Mr. Work’s Comment |. fens eb, eet GR nninioa Taped Te Lenhart, 106 Avenue B West, pre-|part in a play entitled “Missionary | 610i" ath of his father, HB; @ A S #9768 Commenting on the play, Mr. Work | zation of Bias toe eee bbe Aig he sn ae, to Ha n 4 ceded the regular meeting of Chap- | Arithmetic” which is to be given Wed- \ oess | pleked out asthe high point of the /=aqow,cr,a.stale, unit of the Amert- | heodore rae ae hoe ppe' ? ter P of the PE, O. Sisterhood. This | nesday evening at the church. Ths)» — | 9 KQ5106 hand Mr. Lene’ lead of the club from is assured as a result of favorable ag: | fan fund ‘would be avaliable to le a is the secon - ram begins at 8:30 o'clock, * Kjo7 e Dummy ahd discard of a 3 1 : ings which will be held during the music by, the chureh orchestra. if Meetings of Clubs | 20° trom his own hand at trick tour Had I Was SAUUTGAMT iy Sire ir et a Moar hrnlienede Ned cost |i hd Greatest Shee Sale Ff j season. harge of arrangeme! racters and those - i _ a hear iscard ia | a ate ie, ‘ set cama Ot mamitige com: | tray them follow: Dr. MeWilinms | | And Social Groups | The ee ic Revie ot Tefal bis euoract woul have tanag’| Caen ee Maerl tht a lh ee ee ood of the Year H | played ove Eat ac St | with the inevitable spade lead to the | rayorably ave age arr dig brea pint : le > posed of Mesdames Lulu Harris, F. R.}a woman physician, Mrs. R. D. Hos- ©The Rava "hikalieaie teil hold ic a SUE EEE . yal Neighbors will hold a pot | 4:30 o'clock this afternoon is the Smyth, C1, Young, F. Hollings; [kins Mise Black, a nurse, Mrs: ZW. ltuok ‘supper at 6:30 otlock Friday | eoond ofa eres devioed by MILO C. | Sheed “gs ‘rut and, weakened to| Toye, Bumarck, Dickinson.” North | UO a Sethe Temple G.H. Dollar, son: May, Mrs. HA McNutt; Stelle, [evening ®t the Odd Rellows hall, Al Ties Over acryie rt ywhieh will be | three trumps, further’ forcing would | De¥ota is the last state in the union| get the dance at the ezine | eM er, ine cute, | ae ny | valinniaannai ments and places were marked for 30. | ence Gunness; First Indian Women, povseos: to rane ae ww. bridge enthusiasts may play them; At contract, the bidding would have ; Mrs, Worth Lumry, in a paper deal- | Mrs. Oscar Jacobson; ies Indian |yyequiness or Miss Adelia Soehren, | themselves ‘and then compare their} been: South one heart; West, two ing with the crime wave in America,| Woman, Mrs, Robert E. Kennedy; |the committee in charge. play with that of the experts. spades; North four hearts; West, discussed the situation as viewed by | Third Indian Woman, Mrs. John Bck- nee The explanation of the play also| after two intervening passes, double. leading magazines of the nation. lund. The we will be printed in The Tribune. ~ | North would be justified in the jump | % ee * At the close of the program re- fy Lae Latin a ote ‘The Bidding to four, because, with a spade bid on A talk on landscapes by modern ar- | freshments will be served in the south ay aay ae Ladies Aid, sched-) south one heart; West one e; | her right, the ace-queen of spades tists was given by Mrs, Juanita Edick {room and a silver offering will be | iio a ¢ ursday, December 4, has] worth two hearts: Eagt pass; South | can be counted as two assisting tricks At a meeting of Chapter N, P, E. O,,|taken. The Mission Circle is extend- | emt Poe poned until Tuesday, De- ; West two spades; North three e ® e j last evening at the home of Miss ing a cordial invitation oad el eee 16, according to officers of the Pearke; Gest’ pases South pase: West : ‘ i % Bertha Severtson. Mrs. Edick dis- other churches as as p> i three spades; North four clubs; East 7° 7 played a number of-the pletures of| ist congregation, to atlend the mect-| acters og Se ieee vasicelaay | pass; South four hearts; | west | Oy oe ee Locally Controlled — Locally Owned Inness and briefly review . loul lowe yy thrée passes. ly You i George ones and briefly reviewed scat cub wil "hold a) meeting at eight pol | SAE Gen Give, All Employes on Full Time by the Russian artist Graber and by Gee eo eeser ah BE na tl ce ane Hiland, Sid Roser av. | _ Trick one—West Jed the four of VIRGINIA BUTLER pain' jo , . " the marine ter, Homer Wins! of Bt. Theresa's Missionary group last | enue. ice wan peered queep; East HOME STUDIO iting feature in and others. An inbereel ng evening. Bridge was in play at three 7 Trick two—Dummy led deuce of |f| 100 Third Street — Phone 898 connection with the talk was a des- ‘hod of | tables, with score honors going to] Mrs. H. M. Berg, 514 Eleventh . : 5 Santee ides ek oF. ates aera Mrs. J. P. Schmidt and Miss Julia |street, will be hostess to the members Mal East trey; South queen; West ( of the Wednesday Study club at their| “Ti, 4 aaa Christmas Lingerie Palmer. Migs Amy Fahlgren read aj Johnson. Panes ; eviiig modern Amerian| rs, Eke, Fae," demooarain these at spades D 7 ete: BM aeven; tn nonor of ner husband, who was /mstuction, has as her guest aver the | Members, of the Fortnieniy clup clubs; east ai; Bout Alacarded eight Complete Selections Invite Gitt Seekers observing his birthday anniversals. |Smith, Miss Smith is an instructor |af Mrs, James Morris, 221 Avenue A ne | Sa eee ee gopoet uk bee Howse) at the state eect oe at Mandan. beni Wednesday afternoon at three! trick tive—West led king of spades; | 8 f () 419 Seventh street, last evening. The] wy. p gp Lynch has arrived from 4 aee bce Petey Prikl oy alee ae | i E affair, which was in the nature of 8 | sonkato, Minn. for a visit with her] The Current Events club will hold +. 5 a of spades; South ruffed with 10 of hard ee Party hho ee aver parents, Warden and Mrs. ©. C. Turn-|® meeting at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday hearts, keeping his six ag an entry to | surprise for Mr. vi ridge, and score er of the state penjtentlary. Mrs./afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harvey | gummy. ning was spent a x Mare sii Ol. | Lynch was Miss Adelaide Turner be- Harris, 609 Seventh street. | ‘Trick six—South led king of hearts; eee ares Rone, Mrs. Carl Tull- | re her marriage last summer. ————_ | west refused to part with her ace | berg and Clarence ‘Thronson. o| , The Indies of the Methodist | and viayed the seveh: Dumeay the | =e 8 ' City-County Briefs: Aid society will hold their an-! ecg, and East the deuce ¢£ Dia- | Complimentary to Miss Ella Fetch- | nual bazaar and supper in the| ‘rick seven—South l¢d the queen | wn er, Jamestown, who was visiting in | church Thursday, Dec. 4. Sale| of hearts and West won with the ace; and be entertained b; the city, Miss Lavina Register, 1017) A son was born this morning at the opens at 11 a. mas wie served | Dummy the trey and East the trey of if Fifth street, entertained a company | Bismarck hospital to Mr. and Mrs. t 6 Pri id 50. d 35 diamonds. | SAM KONTOS - of intimate friends at an informal | Roy Roth, 602 Eighth street. at 6 p.m, Prices 50c and 35c.| “West ied 10 of Diamonds which | and his entertainers every South won with the Dummy’s five of | * night from 6 to 7. hearts. | rt; turday. The time — tian Oda Fx afternoon party Saturday. Attention, Odd Fellows: He then led Dummy’s nine of | was spent with games and music. Miss} Ole Steffrud, Washburn, recently J 1 Fetcher spent the Thanksgiving holi- | etected judge of McLean ‘county, 1s| Election of Officers Tonight. Gay here as the guest of her sister.) spending a few days in Bismarck on Miss Violet Fetcher, teacher at the | business. — — Roosevelt school. asinine: * * * a area eye was ene a The set of handmade pillowcases lay to William Arthur Hughes an and sheet given away at a dancing Margaret Mary Keller, both of Bis- party sponsored by the Past Noble | marck. nds club Friday evening, was — syardel J. Imus, rf was announced | - C. L. Kjerstad, president of the today by the committee in charge. Dickinson Normal school, and R. M. The dance was held at the I. O. O. F. - / hall following the regular meetings of the Rebekah and Odd Fellows |§ lodges. A Special Group. 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