The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 16, 1932, Page 12

ASRS NAST ARRE ORE Sa re THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1932 * ea _ THE GUMPS—. THE OLD GUARD Church School 9 y Sermon: “Honorable Marriage.” Choir Anthem, “O Praise the Lord Tntormal, T tonal, Qu alee IN HIME be fet informal, Inspirational, ppt : Qs WHERE MER MOTWEIR 1G WANTING FOR Berwean McuiR SHE 1B GOING TO GIVE HIM ee wee APIECE OF HRR MIND — MeCAGE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Walter E. Nee Pastor ‘an Prelude: ‘The Lost Chord” Rowley, HAT 1S WHAT BIM Anthem: “I Come to Thee"—Cara 1S WONDERING Roma, organist. a gan Offertory: “Meditation” — AGAIN TODAY = “Thou Majesty Divine"— = Bg: 419 Fourth Street When the Brook Dried 4 MWLUE DE STROSS BE. Vater. : J. V. Richert, Pastor. “Mov ONCE MO! CAPTIVE = 9:30 a, m. Sunday’ School with all] fiat'——Stirtin, ovement in A Ss E MORE A ro MAMA HAS LOCKED classes; Miss Ella Brelje, Superintend- | ‘Sunday Scleool 12:00 noon, ’ ent. for all ages). by Ghee! HER UP IN HER ROOM Second Sunday after Epiphany: E 10:00 a. m—Confessional service | “pignrmament nto World Pence Ranger gen REST OF THE TRIP IF BIM GUMP, THE OLD MAN OF THE SEA AS SME CALLS HIMe DOES NOT STOP PAYING ATTENTION TO HER DAUGHTER- NAS MY UTTLR BLO GONE = SHE Wi SHE_THINKS OF HIM= LEY MIM _ COME = THE TRAP Is SET- BION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN : (Missourl Synod) (German). Evening worship 7:30. Leader, Mr. 19:30" 3. m.—Communfon service | John Ehemantraut (German). rgan Prelude: ‘By Weepi: - }, Bible hour in charge of Nem eouisirance: sso eee the Walther League, i Anthem: “Abide With Me"—wWil- 7:00 p. m.—English Communion | liams, services, Organ Offertory: \ “Vesperal”— Those wishing to. participate and | stoughton, have not announced, may do so just] Instrumental Duct: “Fantasta"— before the services. Organ and piano—Miss Ruth Rowley very morning at 10j)and Mrs. A. J. Arnot. o'clock confirmation instructions, | 's ‘The Eternal Quest”— Bible text: “Come unto Me, all Ye Vat. that labor and are heavy laden, and 1 : “One Thing T of the Lord De. will give you rest.” sire"—Towner—Mr. W. F. Bischof, Orein Postlude: " “Solemn Maret! UTHERAN CHURCH ussel. surethe foster, Prayer service on Wednesday eve- eR ent Bt: ning at 7:30. Service at 10:45. Sunday Schoo! at 12:00. Service at 7:30 p. m. y = Service at Braddock at 3 o'clock Ira E. : | : pm a § E HERE IN i 7 THE OZARKS THEN CAN'T “HELP BEING MOU LIKING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH vane iova BE. Logee, Minister not a 9:30—Nursery, Kindergarten, Pri- mary, Junior, Intermediate and Sen- ip sbasee ning worship service. hinking Straight on Pro- ebiulet slo BETWEEN TWO * F So MLL LE eee ty vite a a at) ote e aul jor departments of the Sunday Church :30-—Morning service of worship. 6:30—Tuxis Society, Lois Ulsrud, Teade 7:30—Evening service of worship. Organ Prelude: (Fry- winger), Grace Du Anthem: Come, : (Noble), Presbyterian evening choir. Offertory: Cantique D'Armour (Strang). Ne aneaa: The Singers (Gaul), Pres- byterian evening choir. Ygermon: Linking Lite with God— loyd E. Logee. FIeygan Postlude: Minuetto Pomposo aris). (Ebb Young People’s Society. day: weed Presbyterian Mother's club. ‘AN mothers with children in Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary or Junior de- partments of the Sunday Church school are cordially invited to attend. As we are celebrating the twelfth birthday of the 18th amendment, we shall bring 2 message of facts,’ re- garding the physical, economical, so- cial and spiritual advantage of’ the ‘tian Endeavor. y Share in My Home.” ulius Bischof. vening worship service, “The Way Home.” ie veek prayer service, This meeting will be held at the Wm. Mar- tin home. 8:30—Young peoples department iness meeting. :00—Catechism classes. :OSPEL TABERNACLE Marvin C, Miller, Pastor Corner of 11th and Rosser Services for the coming week as fol- Mrs. Kenneth Wells, of Chiengmai, jlo Siam will speak on Siamese Mothers Bnd Children and Their Homes. 0—Choir practice, i Board of Education meeting. Wednesday: Wid Bullders of the Trail. Mrs. Kenneth Wells will speak to the Jun- jors and will show some movies of Siam, 7:30—Midweek prayer service. cle No. 2, luncheon, Mrs 1 6th, ‘Mrs. Samuel M and Miss Emma Bell, assisting. 3:00—Circle No. 1—Mrs. vi ter, 822 6th, Mrs. Trepi Circle No. 3—Mrs. F. E. Lo: ‘Avenue B West, Mrs. Lewis an Luck, assisting. No, 4—Mrs. John Larson, 20 venue D, Mrs. Fitch, assisting. 7:00—Boy Scouts, Troop No. 6, Organ Prelude: Choral . (Arm- strong)—Grace Duryee Morris. Quartet: Holy Art Thou (Handel) <—-Mrs. Wingreene, Mrs. Bavendick, Mr. Bauer, Mr, Cave. Offertory: Twilight Hours Paul- gen). Vocal Solo: Out of the Depths—Mr. : “Facts or Fancies—Floyd mee. rgan_ Postlude: Temple Grand March (Nightingale). ST. MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC Broadway at Hiehth st. Rey. Fr. J. A. H. Slag, Rector. Sunday Masses at 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Fourth St. and Ave. R. Ellis L. Jackson, Pastor. 10:00 a. m.—The Church School. Mrs. Howard McNutt, Supt. 11:00—Morning worship. Pianiat—Mre. Claren: Prelude: Evening Song—' Offertory toa Wild Re Dowell”. Childrens Talk: Solo: “Come Unto Him” Messiah-Handel—Mrs. G. : Sermon Theme: “The Why of Mis- sions”—Mr. Jackson. 6:30 p. m.—The Senior B. Y, P. U, meeting in the church auditorium: nday, Jan. 17th Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. Classes for everyone, Morning service at 11:00. vening service at 7:30. Subject: hat Has the Present Distress of fons to do With the Coming of Christ the Redeemer”? ‘Tuesday, Jan. 19th p. Regular preaching service at 7:45 mM. Friday, Jan, 22nd Christ's Ambassadors service and ible study, The x Where Are ‘the Dead’ A hearty welcome is extended to all. Disease Reports Are Declared ‘Too High’ Reports for smallpox and diph- theria were termed “altogether too high” by Dr. A. A. Whittemore, state health officer, in his statement of communicable disease cases for the month of December. Of 466 cases of communicable dis- eases reported to the health depart- ment last month, 53 persons suffered from diphtheria and 39 from small- pox. The diphtheria and smallpox cases were reported mainly from cities and counties where immuniza- tion against these two preventable diseases has not been ¢arried on to any appreciable extent, Dr. Whitte- more stated. Chickenpox, with 135 cases report- ed, caused the most sickness. Other communicable cases reported ' from . | throughout the state are: Influenza. 1, measles 48, meningitis 1, mumps 12, pneumonta 34, poliomyelitis 3, scarlet fever 89, trachoma 2, typhoid fever 2, tuberculosis 12, whooping cough 11, Vincent's infection 24. POINTS. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ROUND UP ALL TH’ QODLES AN’ GRING ‘EM TO TH’ CLUB MOM’N POP SUGGESTION, TWAT SHE 1059 LOVELY BESIDES. RNER HERE FIRST OR DOES THE ROAD GO G sit ('D LIKE POOOLE WERE,IS THE Lucky ONG = DIDNT HE HELP 6ET Tater, Mr. Lief Blensly. uv. Cash in With a “We TRICK 0 (p.m —The Junior B. Y. PU meeting in the church parlors," Lea Tribune Want Ad LAMP OUT THE WINDOW, er—Clare. Herbert. 7380—The evening, service, ° GuADYS Slat award aol, i YS, iN Sermon: “The Faith of the Pioneer” 1 = it ! pyrenueat a retiten othe state|| Stickler Solution A MUFF convention. erator ieee ECA Sermon: Mr. Jackson. . BECAUSE OF January 20th at 7:30 p.m. CucK's issionary Rally at the church with Mr. Evans and Dr. Stockton as THE GIRL RATLING, our guest speakers. A full attendance OBEYS THAT of our people is desired. This meet- WAS XO) ing is open to the general public. Mr. IMPULSE ‘vans is one of our finest missionar- Pee: ies trom Burma and will speak on his FAT HER ‘wor! in that field. FATHER . D. Plerce-Jones, Rector. HER 8:00 a, m.—Holy Communion, IN A SIDE 10:00 a, m,—Church School and Bible uli SHOW. 11:00—Morning prayer and sermon. ° Second Sunday after Epiphany, “Tolerance vs. Intolerance.” ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Third Stand Thayer Avenue v. "The words ang wer FAT, HER SALESMAN SAM ate: ke i FATHER, the SOY, GU22, KIN | BORROW cert! ( HAVEN'T HAD A cordial welcome awaits you at ither mining wont) sien combansd. ‘WER cAR TA RUN OVER (TOUT FER SEVERAL. Trinity. — s To TH’ BANK 2 WEEKS, BUT ( GUESS Morning worship 11:00, { SHE'LL PUTT- PUTT OKA’ | SIDEGLANCES - - - By George Clark TRINITY LUTHERAN THATS WHAT 1 SAID, SuUcKS! I'LL Give Ya AN) BESIDES; WHA22ea MA we Laooe! Just cimme | TWO coop REASONS, tHESE? They're ict As oon as GOOD, REASON WHY) OFFICER! WHY sHOULO] : NEw! NOT A SCRATCH ON ’EM! “a HAVEN'T. BOUGHT Buy ’em, WHEN TH’ ~ NEW LICENSE PLATES, CAR AIN'T AINE?