The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 23, 1931, Page 5

ne boas Honor Roll Points Listed by Club Head As a more effective means of checking the work of clubs belonging to the North Dakota Federation of ‘Women’s club, Mrs. Albert E. Jones, Lisbon, state president, has outlined 10 points necessary for entry on the honor roll. This outline in no way conflicts with the individual club program. Instead it makes for uni- formity throughout the federation. All federated clubs are asked to send in their reports to the district presi- cents not later than September 1. Clubs rating 100 per cent, will be an- nounced at the state meeting in Far-| will go. The list is as follows: 1—Contribution to the ee federal fund . 2—One paid subscri _ Clubwoman,” (In accordance oes ne Lamaas ad Bis- Fund . 4—fcrap book contest’ (Press and Publicity) .......ssesssersere 10 5—Scrap Book Cover Contest (art Division) ........sss:-ss0e8 + 10 6—Cooperation with safety com- mission group .........+ 10 —Pioneer Mother project (Miss Mary Movius, chairman) 8—Attendance at Club cranial Hy 9—Department Teas Mrs. George Duemeland, pianist, and Lorenzo Belk, baritone, will pre- sent the third of a series of miniature recitals under the auspices of the Belle Mehus music studio Monday evening at 7:15 from radio station KFYR. Mrs. Duemeland will play selections from Dett’s “In the Bot- toms,” Melody (Rachmaninoff), and “The Legend of Lonesome Lake” (Lane). Mr. Belk’s numbers include “I Attempt From Love's Sickness to Fly” (Purcell), “The Friar of Orders Gray” (Shield), “Melisande in the Wood” (Goetz), and “Trade Wind” (Keel). * * Mrs. Clyde Wem, a recent bride, was a guest of honor at a 1 o'clock luncheon given Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Mary Welch at her home, 415 Fifth St. Jonquils formed the table centerpiece, and appointments were in green and yellow. Covers were placed for 12 guests and a@ favor marked Mrs. Welsh’s place. Mrs. Anna Ferguson, Washburn, was @ guest from out of the city. Mrs. Welsh was assist- ed by her daughter, Mrs. Kelley Si- monson. x * ke Mrs. Lawrence Mahoney, 413 Grif- fin St., entertained nine small girls ata birthday party for her daughter Ellen, who was celebrating her fourth anniversary. The afternoon was spent with games and refresh- ments were served at a table decor- ated in green and white and centered with a lighted ee cake. Mrs. James Morris, 221 Avenue A ‘west, national committeewoman for the American Legion auxiliary, has left for Kenmare, where she will at- tend the auxiliary spring conference 4n session Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Morris, who is also rehabilitation chairman for the northwest division, will conduct # rehabilitation confer- ence during es na Miss Thelma. eae daughter of Lieutenant and Mrs. Elmer D. Pang- burn, Fort Lincoln, was initiated into Alpha chapter of Pi Alpha Phi soror- ity at the University of North Dakota, Grand Forks. Services were conducted following a dinner in the chapter house Friday Aarne Miss Ethel Scheen, who has been employed in the offices of the state highway commission for the last year, left sere for Grand Forks, where she has accepted & government position. * Mr. and Mrs. A. E. "small, Minne- polis, are visiting in Bismarck with Mrs. Small’s mother, Mrs. Karla Lofthouse. Mrs. Small was Miss Betty Tofihowe keyg her marriage. Miss Marian Burke, 22¢ Avenue A. ‘West, left Sunday for New York and Washington. D. C. where she will visit with relatives and friends. She plans to be away spout three weeks. -* Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Lindseth and daughter Vera, and Mrs. Clifford Er- ickson, Tappen, visited with friends in Bismarek over the eee * Mrs. Anna Ferguson, Washburn, was a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. A. P. Lenhaft, 106 Avenue B west, during the week-end. i re | Meetings of Clubs | And Social Groups oo ‘The local court, Catholic Daugh- ters of America, will hold a meeting st 8 o'clock Monday evening at, the city endiern. The Bysy Bee ‘sew club will sponsor & party at 2 clock ‘Wednes- day afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall, All Rebekahs and their friends are invited. met Members of the Mother's Service club will gather at the home of Mrs. F. J. Bavendick, 709 Third St., for a Enea meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. ry 10/ray, Elaine Hugelman, Marcella An- Fairies Chorus Is Operetta Feature} ther A special matinee of “Jack and the Beanstalk,” junior operetta which pupils from all schools of the city will present, will be given at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the city auditorium. The final perform- ance for parents and friends will be gifen Wednesday rp ibper a e at 7:30] tor O'clock. No admission will be charged for either erertaintuate “Sometimes We save in in a Lily Bell” 4s one of the chorus and dance num- bers which ‘the fal fairies chorus, com- oa ive third and fourth grade girls ve. Members of the chorus are: Pauline Spare, Joan Morton, Dol- Gray, Helen Mur- derson, Esther King, Rosebud Thomas, ee June [ rgabree Mary Mosteth. Rosen- Neideffer, Drennan, Joyce Paviak, Baker, Dorothy Dale. Eileen Skei, Ann Louise Selvig, Helen Hedden, Grace Olson, Valborg Thore- Mary Swindling, Lois Barbara son, Margaret Forester, Ruth San- din, Irma Rudser, Beverly Shei, Con- stance Cole, Lois Erdahl, Harriet Mc- Graw, Bessie Spitzer, Helen John- son, Rosemary Selby, Betty Smith, Marian Martin, Betty Walla, Viola Luck, Ann Bergeson. Elizabeth Rit- terbush, Etheryn Hill, Virginia Malm, Frances Spohn and Ellen Nelson. Fairy dance: Grace Olson, Irene Kruger, Barbara Baker, Joyces Pav- lak, Pane Cohenour, Valborg Ann Tillotson, Anne Louise Selvig, Helen Hedden, a Bryne, Eileen Skei, Dorothy Dal If Only Love Had Come First! her the luxury her st cried out for! paralyzing grip of ANITA PAGE First a Belasco Stage: Hit! L scattered bits Claude Neon modern appeal CLAUDE NE Electric Products 115 Fifth Street , | manager, the auto show. Before her golden beauty brought Is Luxury Like Dope? Once en- Joyed, can love even break the “The Easiest Way” CONSTANCE BENNETT Star of “Common Clay” ROBERT MONTGOMERY Bittersweet Drama! The Funniest Comedy Team ft the Screi Andy Clyde : Harry Gribbon “My West” PARAMOUNT NEWS TODAY and TUESDAY “Pangmounks it Is the Draw Trade Ag a magnet dygwe to itself tracts to your business the outlying customers who should be yours. It is one of the moat powerful fattors in . one that users have happily found very economical ahd highly produetive. THE BISMARKUK TRIBUNE, MUNDAY, MAKUH Z3, 1931 Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Anderson, 422 Third St. had ag their guests over the week-end, Misses Jean Goodrich and Florence ae teachers in field, spent Sun in Bismarck as the guest of Mr. ‘ind’ Mrs, Gharies beurre 615 Seventh St., and with friends. Name Local Firm Willys Distributor dinee company of the Sandin-Wilde BALDWIN MAN DIES AFTER OPERAGION Harry Bjelland, Hotel Operator and Former Bismarck Man, Succumbs Here Sunday Harry Bjelland, 36, Baldwin. died here Sunday at 6:30 p. m. following an operation for ulcers of the stom- tor company as distributor of Wil-| ach. ie-Overiand and Willys-Knight mo- cars and commercial vehicles, for Bismarck and 19 adjacent counties, was announced Saturday by O. E. Minneapolis, district sales ‘Willys company. ve the local com- 30 associate deal- Steady improvement of sales and business conditions generally, through- out the entire northwest territory, was poe by Pederson and R. E. Fargo, assistant sales . "who were here attending] Miss Nanda Sirwalt, Steele, ware went an emergency operation for apendicitis Saturday at the Bismarck hospital. Miss Sirwalt is a sister of Mrs. A. C. Taylor, 208 Avenue B. Arthur Netcher and T. C. Beiseker, Fessenden bankers, were business vis- itors in Bismarck Monday. Charles B. Halvorson, 407 Eighth’ 8t., has accepted a position with the Lyman pastry shop, Mandan. Earle H. Morris and James Wiley of the state railway commission, left Sunday by motor for Omaha, Neb., whéte they will attend to matters ot business for the commission. ‘Word has been received by friends here of the death on March 2 at Port- land, Ore., of Mrs. M. M. Cook, early tesident of Bismarck. Mts. Oook made her home heré for many years during the time Mr. Cook operated a jewelry store hete. See Gussner’s Adv. on page 3. Too Beautiful To Escape Men Too Much A Woman Not To Love! nature ADOLPHE MENJOU Now an M. G. M. Silken, “Just a Bear” - - A Bruce Scenic Magnet of metal, so Lighting t- for trade, and ON LIGHTS. Corp. of Montana Bismatcs, N. Das. Bjelland, who had been suffering from stomach trouble for four years, was a former Bismarck man, having lved here for a year before moving to Baldwin two years ago. Besides his widow he leaves two children, a boy, nine and a girl, 12. The son is ill, suffering with heart trouble, and physicians deemed it advisable to withhold from him the news of his father’s death. Bijeltand had lived in North Dakota for 25 years, having lived in Logan be for many years before com- ing to Bismarck. He had operated a hotel and barber shop since going to Baldwin two years ago. He was a | native of South Dakota, having been born there in 1896, Besides his family at Baldwin he leaves his mother, Mrs. Lettie Bjel- land, Lehr; a sister, Mrs. August Bel- lon, also of Lehr; and four Ts Ole, Ettrick, Wis.; Albert, ler- ville, Wis.; Casper, Taylor, Wis., and Oscar, Jamestown. Relatives have tentatively set the funeral for Wednesday afternoon at | «. Webb's chapel. Burial will be made in St. Mary's cemetery. 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McOurdy, Bis- marck attorney, suggested that if the principles that are incorporated in the constitution of the United States could be applied to international re- lationship, there would be no more war, Taking the constitution as his topic, McCurdy spoke of the various prin- ciples contained therein and com- pared it with the Articles of Confed- eration, the codé under which the government functioned in the years just after the Declaration of Inde- pendence. He said that if the countries of the world would unite in adopting some universal pact containing those prin- {ciples embodied in the American constitution, there would be no need to maintain standing armies with the exception of a small body of inter- national police. He said his proposal was similar to the proposed United States of Europe except that he advocated carrying it @ step further so that the organiza- tion would include every country in the world: Webb Brothers Get Furniture Contract Contracts for wood furniture, equipment and fixtures for use in the new Burleigh county court house has been let to the Webb Brothers Furni- ture company by the board of county commissioners on its bid of $14 197. Bids on metal furniture, fixtures and equipment were rejected and the county commissioners decided to ad- vertise for new bids. Will Conduct Church Services in Bismarck Rev. Erling Monnes, Minot, state evangelist of the North Dakota Bap- tist state convention, will conduct special church services here “il unt evening Easter. Services will commence Mon-| building. day eve! will be at the Fi Baptist pastor of Rev. Monnes lar church home in the city. MAY DISMANTLE LINES The state board of railroad com- missioners has granted authority to Roy O. Benson to dismantle certain telephone lines in Clear Lake town- Chest Colds throat and chet chureh at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Monnes, who is a former; Powers Lake church, had extended an invitation to the public to attend and a special invitation to those who-have no regu- ,ship. Authority was also given to Benson to cohstruct approximately 16 miles of new telephone line. VOTE AGAINST MEMORIAL Larimore, N. D., March 23.—(P)— ‘Three hundred persons from 38 of the county's 41 townships, at a mass meeting voted against a proposal for @ one-mill county tax levy for two years to create a fund for construc- tion of a county World war memorial : A previous meeting in Grand Forks favored the levy. and eld rst Give Your Party at the Bison-Phantom Game World War Memorial Building Main Event — 9 p. m. the ‘Percentage of Proceeds 1! Oscar H. Will & Co. Phone 784 319 Third St. Bismarck, N. D. A. W. LUCAS CO. Art Needlework Department Make it a point to see the T. B. C. 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