The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1931, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1931 Epworth League Play Is Pleases Large Crowd | Dramatic situations handled with |*—— brilliance and sympathy marked the production, of Holworthy Hall's play, “The Valiant,” presented Friday eve- ning to a crowd which packed the city auditorium. The entertainment ‘was sponsored by the Epworth league of the McCabe Methodist cburch. “The play, directed by Miss Pearl Bryant of the high school faculty, tells the story of a young man about to be hanged for murder, who prefers to go to the gallows rather than re- veal his identity and bring disgr his family. The failure of his sis- ter’s efforts to get him to recognize her in the last hour provides a tragic ending. Characters throughout the play were faithfully portrayed. Members of the cast were George Moses, Robert Edick, Omer Walla, Julianne Allen, Harrison Monk, and Melvin Ruder. A solo by Myron H. Anderson, a reading by Virginia Cayou and selections by the high school orchestra were included in the program. BEACH GROUP E Beach, N. D., Dec, 14.— was elected oracle of the Beach or- ganization of the Royal Neighbors here. Other officers named include: Fannie Basham, vice oracle; Nellie Woodhuil, recorder; Minnie Smith, re- ceiver; Fannie Samsel, chancellor; June Noyes, marshal; Mary Noyes, assistant marshal; Marie Zielsdorf, inner sentinel; Ella Doty, outer _sen- tinel; Lola Alton, manager; Faith Menke, musician; Drs. W. C. Brad- ley and V. G. Morris, physicians; Katherine Nelson, faith; Ina Wood- hull, courage; Cecile Cook, modesty; Ada Blencowe, unselfishness; Dorothy Zielsdorf, endurance, and Stella Pe- terson, flag bearer. z HETTINGER GROUP ELECTS Hettinger, N. D., Dec. 14—Tena Wilson was named oracle of the Het- tinger Royal Neighbor chapter for the coming year. Other officers named are Vivian Anderson, vice oracle; Marguerite Graham, past oracle; Ju- liette Melary, chancellor; Christine Ovik, recorder; Elsie Bunn, receiver; Gay Leer, marshal; Dollie France, in- ner sentinel; Gladys Banick, outer sentinel; Ruth Erickson, musician; Leona Dunhay, manager, and Martha Sanger, installing officer. GRID TEAM IS FETED Watford City, N. D. Dec. 14— Members of the 1931 Watford City high school football squad were guests at a banquet given by Coach O. C. Evans and Superintendent H. R. Ton- ning, the latter acting as toastmas- ter. Among those who spoke were Coach Evans, Donald Richardson, re- tiring captain; Captain-elect Roald Peterson, Ralph Thompson, and Prin- cipal Dobbie. COMMUNITY CHEST TO MEET Hebron, N. D., Dec. 14—A meeting of the Hebron Community Chest will be held at the home of Mrs. Matt Crowley at 8 p. m. Dec. 16. Since the Chest's organization Oct. 29, 1930, re- ceipts have totaled $520.86. This fund has been used to purchase groceries, new clothing, milk, medicine, and in- cidentals for needy families, according to Pauline A. Crowley, secretary. STUDENTS PRESENT PLAY Bucyrus, N. D., Dec. 14.—A three-act comedy, “Bashful Mr. Bobbs,” was presented by the junior and senior classes of Bucyrus high school here. Among those in the cast were Alfhild Sandhei, Lloyd Berg, Ethel Nelson, Henry Richardson, Edith Striker, Carol Omodt, Odean Walstad, Twila Dahle, Arnie Nelson, Chloe Striker, and Rainita Klovdahl. ‘WISHEK MAN TO MOVE Wishek, N. D., Dec. 14—Dr. H. H. Werre, chiropractor who has lived here several years, will move to Fargo to become associated with a clinic. He will be succeeded here by Dr. B. W. Steele, who will move here from Lem- mon, S. D. CARTWRIGHT MAN DIES Cartwright, N. D., Dec. 14—Dow B. Wilbur, 82 years old, died here at the home of his daughter, Mrs. William Scrivner, He had resided in this dis- trict since 1910, having moved here from Cummings. ASK TRAINS TO STOP Beach, N. D., Dec. 14.—The North- ern Pacific Railway company has been asked to instruct passenger trains Nos. 1 and 2 to stop at Beach upon flag signal. The request was made by the Beach city council. HAYNES R. N. A. ELECTS Haynes, N. D., Dec, 14.—Amy Ferry was elected oracle of the Haynes Royal Neighbor society. Other offi- cers include: Mary Preston, vice or- acle; Merle Merwin, chancellor; Ma- bel Braa, recorder; Mary Rothstein, SIDE GLANCES - + By George Clark "He neyer mentions his parents, so I've decided he’s probably a millionaire’s { Glimpses of 4 Santa Claus, Ind. | Ee Santa Claus’ own postoffice is doing a rushing business these days, now that several big concerns are send- ing their Christmas mail to him to be postmarked with the jolly old fel- low’s signature. Here you see the postoffice at Santa Claus, Ind.; a closeup of the sign over Santa's door- way, and Helen Martin, Santa’s as- sistant and daughter of the postmas- ter, at work in a letter canceling machine. receiver; Alma Monroe, marshal; Mae Smith, assistant marshal; Ana Kru- cifelt, inner sentinel; Adeline Ingberg, outer sentinel; Mildred Holdridge, manager; Victoria Richardson, musi- cian. PLAN CHRISTMAS TREE Center, N. D., Dec. 14—A commit- tee to arrange for a community Christmas tree was appointed by the Center Parent-Teacher association. ‘Those named were John Strand, chairman, Rev. Brown, Stephen J. Dunn, Myrtle Carchenger, Mrs. R. D. Light, and Mrs. Stephen J. Dunn, SCOUTMASTER IS NAMED Hazelton, N. Dec. 14.—J. Lloyd Stone and I. O. Messelt were named scoutmaster and assistant, respective- ly, by members of the Hazelton Boy Scout executive committee. Steps to renew the local Boy Scout charter were taken. ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY Wishek, N. D., Dec. 14.—F. R. 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