The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 6, 1932, Page 12

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1932 - - LS Organ Offertory: “Andante’— Demarest Solo: Selected. Mr. H. C. Beall, “The Present Unrest"— 1. Swift. 12:00 noon. (Classes gue 6:30 p. m. Topic: Me Most/Trou- I Smith. : rvice . Special music marek Juvenile band un- |der the direction of Mr. Clarion Lar- son. Band Prelude: “Lost Chord”—Sull- van. Anthem: “Come to My Heart Lora esus’—-Wilson, Offertory: “Meditation"— ng. Fourth St. and Ave. B. election: “Boston Com- Ellis L. Jackson, Pastor. 10:00 a. m.—The Church School. Mrs. Howard MeNutt, Supt. i 11:00 Morning, worship ianist—Mrs, Clar ool) : Prelude- De Oftertor. Childrens Tall va a. panten Solo; Selected—Mrs. G ahlen. Sermons The. of Self Attain- Rl FIRST BAPTIST CHURCR Going Visiting”—Walter ‘Tannhauser Grand on Wednesday eve-! “hopin, ell—Beethoven. | Sermon: The Dt ment—Mr, Jackson 6:30 p. id Rosser ng week will dny Feb. 7th ool at 10:00 a. m. Classes | o'clock, Sub- Subject: the Battle e early to get is expected, orn rmbn Theme up BR Sutgen: serves—Mr. Jack: Wednesday age. The Mid-wee rvice of take church. This will be the regu! Ker and Subject: monthly business meeting of the terna church. I me at the owed Thursday afternoon. The e and bring mes, meets with Mrs. kK. Ke est Geme and pene In f eis gested. orchestra Will assist in the song serv- mes £ Our annual mecting of the 1 must of ont NCA ora “ST. MARVS ROMAN CATHOLIC ae, th Serve these dates for the conte nth natic sappe sheat nt Rev. Floyd We cordially i e tru with us and he church sch t 0) 30 Church A ae Junior, Intern m: departmen 10: 1 ng worship: mon “our Christian Belief service tr — mmunion. sae ehIMOrtICn =Holy Communion. rhe Divine “Penitential office and Mt Peace. e bit Organ Postlude: ye r Chant : 2 y 2:00-——Chureh School, Young a.m. aavia " A adult dep) ite testimonial i ples s _ a Morton, led : ding “room. maintained at yle o Ship. Sermon ith street ix open daily, except After wakening to Life pm 12 to 5 p, m.; Sunday, ght e Welcome to attend these een, =|fervices and to visit, the reading ymp room. thdr Anthem: Light om 1 —Reiff. Presbyterian Fins L CHURCH Offertory: “Sem , Jayne. ; Ir Organ Postlude: “Postlude"-—-Wil nday Church departments. ‘oung People’s society-— } me with your children, do not leader. jsend them. Tt makes a better im- ion if you come with your chil- imary teachers’ meeting « Merle Larkin, Supt. 11:00--Morning worship service. Theme for the morning service will ayer. meeting. ice Guild. e day of prayer for our society and a self —Builders of the Trail ng will be taken. ii ayer meeting. 3 omen's Mission Mrs. George H 00—Troop 6, Boy 's World D: missions. All women of a are urged to join in church will be open from throughout the da y Society Bender. service at 3:00 o'clock and at o'clock. Will you not see that your children are in Sunday School somewhere and on Day of Prayer. Serv- plan to attend church rej at Jeast once each Sunday from now un- mere til Easter? MOUNTRAIL BUYS SEED Stanley, N. D., Feb. 6.—()—Moun- Be eet Ae eeWeiaaaet trail county is buying seed for the Gercenye School and B ass atlspring planting. Purchase of 60,000 ‘The choir will sing at the morning !bushels of oats, 35,000 barley, 10,000 service. é flax, and 5,000 speltz is contemplated. FIRST LUTHE Re’ B fenzon, F rr Avenue D and Seventh nto Berean’ About 125,000 bushels of Marquis seed yur ZION EVAN LutHenan [Wheat already has been bought from jalis (Missouri the Grain Stabilization corporation. 000 419 Fourth \Part of the flax also has been pur- ad ". jchased. The extension office is allo- ne 1 . {cating the amounts necessary to vari- hin jous towns and to each elevator. as: >—__________-¢e rar * Q) 5 ~ ho Morning, worship _¢ | Stickler Solution | = t over jo Station Kk ° 4 2 nuing in the Word red gue Octet will ren- 30 p. m.—The pastor will conduct | CDAEI,FGB Re es at the Baldwin congregation. H P. m.—Bible hour in charge of ic B66 BBB BBB 12,345,679 Bible text: Word, then are ye M deed,’ and ye shall kn and the truth I make you free.” All welcome, 999,999999 In order to change the letters, at the top, to figures that will make the multipli- thant Joyeaux"-— cation work out correctly, as shown in the. Ghespare. Miss Ruth Rowley, or- black figures, c equals 1; D, 2; A, 3; E, ‘Anthem: “Hast Thou Not Known” 4:1, 5; F, 6; G, 7; B, 9, and H, 8. —Prluger. gedea-82ab°* gE oBRBSES2hy SIDEGLANCES - 3 BoP a8 THE GUMPS—. THE OLD GUARD Maer GRE SHE IS QF HIS ROOM — - H PGE lh I, HOW BEAUTIFUL SHE | XPECTS. ) i alates Ud MR cat DECK AND SEE Hill) 19. 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