The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1932, Page 12

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1932_ ape PS— HISHATIN THE RING — F/SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark GCP SORRSSE a JHE ee ene as PESTERED Yo DEATH Wits COUNTY OR NO COUNT ORY Gare way, URE, PM OUY TO WIN THE SAID ABOUT SHE Writ Teak FOR ANYONE - WAND OF MILLIE DE STROSS SCORES OF MEN \ SUPPOSE es JN Love AND ANY COUNT THAT WHO WERE THROWING ee ee oes RNGAGES SYANBR IN MY WAY WILL TREMER Meer || POE WOeRER hie Se ) TARR THE COUNT BEFORE a COUNT 1S SHAT ' fina oues wiry WAN Tiub t BEGGING FOR 7 5 STARY ER HAND = pantie fa LZ 4 SPENDING IT CERTAINLY ‘ Na GOT MIS GOAT= HE COULON'Y SLEEP ALL Nighy = NE IS ABOUT TO LOVE HIS FAITH IN WOMEN AGAIN — SEE WALT— THEY'VE "LL HAVE TO GOT COLORS OF GAS see THAT 1 GET ‘EM STUMPED NOW TO MATCH NOUR —_— ONE “THAT THOUGH. THEY CAR— RED, BLUE, Fi 3 HARMONIZES HAVEN'T. ANYTHING WHITE, PURPLE, GREEN. ‘TO MATCH MY CAR. THAT'S EASY, AVERY. YOU'LL HAVE TO TAKE (tT JUST THE COLOR {T COMES OUT OF THE GROUND. 86. U. 5, PAT. OFF.© 1992 BY NEA SERVICE INC. “Now I'm gonna let you see him, but don't start telling him a lot of hard luck stories.” Epworth 33 |. Topic, Q der, Rev. W. ing worship, n prelude, “ ntide” (Har- o d Me to the Rock” = ie ifes Reg US. fat OF Con: ; By BLOSSER Mrs. Iver Acker. Price of the Best,’ f AW, Poor Poome ]f é6nE, IF I'CAW 65ST HIM TLL BE Back In ‘larch Movement” GOT A PIECE OF 6Lass. Nice OF you STAND UP AN’ WALI, TLL A MINUTE... AN” IN HIS Paw...THATS WHy _/ TO CALL THe TAKE HIM % THe COG y Y 8 WE WON'T HAVE HE COULDN'T FINISH RACE OFF, DocToR.... COME On 2 ‘To CARRY POODLE, evening at 8:15, Mr. THE Race! ow iY Tee: irvivor of the Lusi- . a | EITHER + ania.” This pro- ed under the worth league, s; students, 25 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (Scientist) and Aye. C 1:00. a. r, and Life's Visions, aren Hosanna” (Paul dnesday ng testimonial athea class for men’s fello Phyllis a Guide 1 “MOM’N POP ing service of “Pastorale NOU ASKED HANK WAILES MAVBE, BUT SHE'S IN LOVE AND SHE'S DYING TO HERE?! TO COME UP FOR WITH ANOTHER MAN -—- AND HE'S SEE HIM,SO I TOLD id AGUSTA? THATS A GREAT POET---WEARS A FLOWING IT MAKES HER CRY, BE= WER WE'D LOVE To WAIT--- THAT ALL RIGHT, BUT— TE AND GLASSES AND HAS , ool, with all CAUSE HOMER-THAT'S HIS HAVE HER BRING HIM , superin= : WAME-HOMER DITTY-RECITES & Worship (German). a ; WIS POEMS TO HER IN THE ne how P : : : ibte “hour, In charge MOONLIGHT. ISN'T IT TOO sheep hear d 1 know them, and. the: Langer, 114 7:00—Troop 6 19:00 a. m. & f y - Howard M t super x Py ? y = Classes for ail TRINITY LU oa MS : 3 GUANO 1952 ay \ t ahl, Pa ‘ordial welcome at| 1 ay after Waste NOW TA CASH "TH' CHECK MY EX-B0S5S Gave ME — WE DON! pelt anal ceils. clanaens AND THEN SET MYSELE UP IA) BUSINESS, WITH MY NOW You, side atic ‘ $23 ceeiTaul sie! CAN You 2 wt hr he Good Shep- >me Unto Me” (VanDe- hepherd” Acker. . MARY'S ROMAN CONTE Broadway at Kighth st. v Fro dH. Slag, Rector, nday Masses at 89, 10 and 11 rs © Subject, “Shee Wednesday ; 1 pune 2 tors attend: ; t meeting Subject, "The | Wednesday evening at 7:45] cms mort! see RELAK aman’ ABLE ‘na 4 on WELL , SELL IM XKEEP Aid meets ‘Thursday TELL MISS BOCTS YO 1S HEARN So PRSRION FLOWAA RIGHT On BLOOMING us usual hour, TAN Be RENT DOWN rday morning at 10 o'clock. - Canvassing Board | To Meet Saturday Members of the Burieign county ommission Thursday adjourned their } Geen yegular April business meeting after | completing routine business. mT The session began Tuesday. A silver offering} Members of the canvassing board sawep | Will meet at 10 a. m. Saturday to re- prayer | view returns from the March 15 pres- —Choir practice. {idential preference primary in the hism classes, j county. P. P. Bliss, McKenzie, chair- ° ;man of the group, will be unable to { attend, according to A. C. Isaminger, jcounty auditor, Other members of the board are Chris Bertsch, Henry T. m.—Chureh school and Bible MUFPhy, and George F. Will. ! wo by WELL, WOT X BUS MY NECK! OF COURSE HE NOW, WOT 1 WANTS To KNOW, SPORT, C'MON= THINK HARD. \/ NO SIRE NEVER! lass, i DID—HE'S SMART. BUT YA ¥ * ty : | -——-_______________» ie 1S JES HOW SERIOUS A CRIME IT (COMMIT ANYT] YOU'RE BOUND To oF / 1 10:30—Morning prayer and sermon, | 4 5 r3 P SAD WE WAS S$ THAT (T! b \ T'S ALL A MISTAKE, “The Rainbow. The Rainbow Girls MOTICES THAT (T'S STILL Voy DONE SOMETHI ‘1 2 i iiy asec: | I Stickler Solution | ME? LooKin' FoR, | WES SHADOWING, by Bh A MODEL YouTH, 2S, ipntirination Jaateiotion, | eG Sr eae ten) AY b p NT EVEN 315 a. m. (mountain time)—Morn- | , J, / c ¥ ing prayer and sermon at Christ y f ON f KNOW TH! MEANING church, Mandan. 2 Ae Ge Tuenday, April 12, 8 p. m—The! monthly meeting of the vestry. in a bs people —Mid-week fj parish ‘house. Urgent business. [ {| MeCABE METHODIST EPIscoPAL | i Walter E. Vater, Pastor { raing worship, 10:30. i in prelu ontide Rest” | i (Stebbins), Miss Ruth Rowley, | Beret 00, MBS ‘Voto, ths Tord” | (He! rr). ‘Organ offertory, “Liebestied” (Cad- man), } eted, Mrs, R. Penhale. | e Soul's Hunger,” Wal- 4 i tude’ (Simper). ' spo 12 noon. "(Classes