The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 2, 1931, Page 5

* ~ ae Net . « “es ay Pi . a me ’ » wl « af n ~ { ayy # 4 State Club President To Preside : at Council ‘When Mrs, Albert E. Jones, Lisbon, . president, of the State Club Presi- dent’s Council,, opens the annual meeting of the group’ April 27 in the ‘Westward Ho hotél in Phoenix, Ariz., brief talks relating to important club problems will feature the program. Each of the state presidents will speak on one of three topics which have been selected for consideration, ‘They are “How can we foster club spirit?”; “Methods of financing our |. state’s official publication”; and “What is your state doing for road beautification?” Mrs. Jones also will preside at the presidents’ dinner to be served at the Arizona club as the closing event of the one-day meeting. Other officers in addition to Mrs, Jones, president of the North Dako- ta Federation of Women's clubs, are: Mrs. F, Sutherland, ‘Kentucky, vice president; Mrs. Luella St. Clair Moss, Missouri, secretary-treasurer; and Mrs. Willlam Dick Sporborg, New York, beta hy te) in, 205 First St. en- Mrs. Roy Logan, . tertained the members of the Hylo ‘aridge club at a 1:30 o'clock luncheon ‘Wednesday afternoon. Cards were played at two tables, with score hon- ors going to Mrs. Price Owens and Mrs; Van R. Dea aree: * Mrs. Fay Brown arrived Thursday morning from Mayville to spend Eas- ter with her husband at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown, 1016 Fourth St. Mrs, Brown ‘was Miss Sarah Bache before her marriage recently. . Received Today Another Shipment of Whitman’s Chocolate Easter Eggs il| evening at the MoCabe Episcopal church, Hi] Rev. Walter E. Vater, pastor. RN, ted n at @ maternity institute conducted in argo Wednesday and by Miss ita Jones, R. N., secre- tary for the New York Maternity In- stitute. il spend in Fargo with her mother, Mrs, Mary a turn to . Cc. and ona Dewhirst entertained members of their bridge club Wednesday eve- ning at the Hauser home, 715% Thay- it uit conducted at 7:30 o'clock ‘to. the ‘The sacrament of Holy Communion will Rosser avenue. Mrs. A. M. oi has left for Galesburg, N. D., where she will visit eget for a time. * Mr. and Mrs. August Doerr, Napo- leon, are spending several days in Bismarck visiting with friends. Lunch Room Before Easter Special —. Saturday Only ‘Angle Food Cake - $1.00 — Sunshine Cake - 95c * ! * Maundy Thursday services will be Thureday Omdahl, 622 Tenth 8t.,| Style, Quality and THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, T 4 MEY Corence- BBEITT Crash into a tiot of Love, Laughter and Song, as you witness this new Tibbett in a heart warming story of mad adventures under a Southern moon! It’s intoxicating! = With - =v yatifa golden-hatred queen who “stirs things up” to win her hobg lover! 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