The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1931, Page 7

ios & * Auxiliary Arranges For Poster Contest To foster interest in the poppy sale which the American Legion Auxiliary conducts athually on the Saturday before Memorial day, the local Aux- illary unit will sponsor a poster con- test for students, Mrs. B. E, Hitch- ouck, poppy chairman, said Thuradey. Pupils in the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades of the city schools mg St. pd 2 Pee hk permiti compete, it was ‘an- nounced. The contest will open April 20 and continue until May 9, when ‘the posters will be judged, Mrs, Hitchcock said. piece will be awardéd that student making the best poster with a second prize and first and gecond honorable mention for the three next best post- ers, All entries must conform to standard size, 12 by 18 inches, Mrs. Hitchcock announced, and have & background of cardboard of tag board sufficiently heavy for window display | loan purposes. Each poster is expected to call attention to the poppy sale and usés to which the money is put. ‘The posters will serve a two-fold Se laced it ‘Gown-town they will Placed in 4 si ad and business places to Assisting Mrs. Hosta for the contest are the following committee: Mra, F. J. Bas- sett, Mrs. R, EB. Thompson, Mrs. W. B. Pierce, Mrs. Earle C. Peck and Mrs. A. W. rele ** Mental Hygiene Clinic Set for April 24-25 April 24 and 25 are the dates set for Bismarck’s second annual mental hYygiene@clinic, which will follow the same plan as the one held here year. The olinic, to be held in the ‘Will school annex, will be conductea under the auspices of the Burleigh county Red Cross, with Dr. H. J. Humpstone, Grand Forks. head of the chology department at the Uni- versity of North Dakota; Miss Hen- rietta Safely, psychiatrist of the state institution at Grafton; and Dr. Re- gan of the state hospital at James- town, in charge. 5 Arrangements are in charge of the same local committee as served last year. They are: H. O, Saxvik, Miss Esther Teichmann; Dr. 8. A. Bra Df. P. L. Owens, Dr. C. E. Stackhouse, Mra A. M. Brandt, Mra, W. E, Cole, Miss Mary Huber, Miss Winifred Barrington, Miss Leone Mushinski, A. C. Isaminger and Mrs. H. C. Edgerton of Wing. eo OF The staff of the nae Mehus Music studio will present @ o'clock at the Sunday evening service of the Trinity Lutheran church. Miss Belle Mehus and Miss Marie Lemohn will present piano numbers; vocal se- lections will be given by Migs ‘Miriam ‘Knauf and Miss Inez Visser Will play a ‘group of violin numbers. A nd yy visited while ' in Europe. Gore is under charge of'the Luther League. ne * Mrs, George F. Shafer, wife of Gov- ernor Shafer and Mrs, ©. C.. Converse, 609 Eleventh 8t., will motor to Jamés- town Friday morning to attend the convention of the eighth district of the’ North Dakota Federation of ‘Women's clubs. Mrs. Shafer will give an address’on “The Passion Play’ during the morning, and with Mrs. Converse, will represent the Ourrent Events club. x * * Mrs. J. K. Ll ae Nag o ag ments, accompanied by Mrs. W. H. idenstab, 520 Mandan St., Mts. Burt inney, 220 Anderson 8t., and a eighth district federated clubs. Mrs. Blunt and Mrs. Berg are delegates from the wen sgl club. ~ Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Meyer, 912 Tourth St., are back from Minneapo- lis where they have been visiting with friends for about ten days: What Is Right Al chin * From Morn Til Nite - Dull Black Kid in pumps or straps ‘or ox- fords is a fashion note correct thruaut the day. You'll be pleased with our selec: tion and find just the right height heel, ost ran onds Bootery oe Dr. Geral Smith, a doctor at the U. 8. Naval , Anna- ‘and other relatives Plans to be away sev- eral months. se & sasspsesmnal wie, fee bell basins Clubwomen Gather. |3%0,o'%tmsk Friday, afternoon in the For District Meet! emonai wine ioe tusnes te: Clubwomen from Burleigh, Kidder, Mckean, Sheridan and Stuteman counties wete gathering in James- ‘town Thursday for the seventeenth annual mee! of the é felet of the North, Dakota Pederatien | ® of Women’s clubs. Mrs. James H, . | spartments the Business college v7 al eran a alacant he building, ‘Mra. Johnson was Miss wiee @uoiied ¥ Marg immerman, Ashley, before 3. Nlering’ Jamestown csavenion (HEE Marriage, She had been employ. chairman. Repotts of the district ed for several years in the offices of officers and: various ‘ent | the Loan county autlitor. Mr. John- chairmen took up moat of = [pon i at. the focal Mont- noon session. Those Womery Ward store. Mra. R. C, Hanson, Streeter, seare-| pets ee * . 4 xe k Judging of History Mrs, Mt. W, Roan, 222 Park @t. and Contest Papers Begun ‘thaetay mening te ten the Mrs, A. L. Sandin, patstotie thatrue- |Sthestown, Mea, Roan will represent tor for Tirsah xy Tent /the Monday club and Miss the history contest th the tent is| oe ee ® are now in thé hands of! irs. John Burke, 224 Avenue A the ju fest, @ director of the North Dakota . G. wi Avenue ‘Results and Causes | West, left Thursday for Jamestown of the Civil War,” with the puplls at/to attend the eighth district conven- the U. 8. Indian school writing on|tien. Both fay representing the “Heroes of the Civil War.” Fertnightly club. Judging the contest are Flor- * ence Davis, librerian for state} Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Beaudoin’ and historical society; Mrs. R. E. Werzel,| children, 925 Eighth St. are onck last | for many years e history teacher, and | from , Where they spent a few W. E. Parsons, deputy state superin- | days guests . tendent of bens eee B Te. Melee, oe 4 = . Hay Creek Families ° Hold Dancing Party|, Sits’ Club Notes _ | Members of the ic Cire! ‘Friday, May 1, has been chosen as neighbors of the date for the three act Fee ealerbained recently. btn eiey |comedy, “It's e Ming,” to be given at at. the of the Wachter school by a combined res (cast from Crescent and Richholt clubs under Mrs. Waldo’s direction. One of the entertainment feat was a gusesing contest in which Marie Minm and M. G. Ward off honors. Each was presented wit ® favor. A Supper was served at midnight at tables decorated with spring je ers, and other flowers were used in the rooms. . ‘ ne i Bot % “A hike for every club girl” is the Mrs. W.-H. Payne, Lasken apart-| April slogan of the clubs, with Miss ments, left Thursday for Washing-| Lois Howard and a committee from ton, D. C., where she will attend the | the American Association of Univer- Sessions of the Continental ality Wémen planning the hikes for the month. Various kinds of early . Mrs. Payne will serve as a//évening hikes, open to all club girls, page during the convention. While | will also be on the May schedule, inthe east Mts. Payne will visit Her | Miss Howard announces. Since plans meeting night, and only nomial ad- will be charged for parents and frietids who-wish to attend. Pro- teéds will go toward furnishing the ig room in the community build- Lucille Willman and Dorothy Nord entertained the Crescent club Wed- nesday evening at the home F. H. Waldo, 828 Seventh ‘St... with of | Lewis, 221 West Rosser avénue. O'Leary hyd der direction of wm | CAPITOL Friday night at I, 0. 0. F. hall.’ W. B. A. will give a Opportunities for girls in the tele- phone business will be discussed Fri- | A lunch will be served. * ek group. THEATRE She envied h friend’s snowy washes ‘ou could get ing, snowy if (HAVE THE SAME KIND OF WASHER AS YOU— WHY ARENT MY CLOTHES AS WHITE AS YOURS? 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