The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1932, Page 12

| | | i | | | | FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH {| Floyd E. Logee, Minister | 9:30—Nursery, Kindergar mary, Junior, Intermediate a: ior departments of the Sunday school. 10:36—Morning service of worship. Organ prelude, “Angelus” (Masse- net), Grace Duryee Morris. Pri- | Sen- chureh | uartet, “Blest Are the Pure in OWitart® “(Huerter), Mrs, Wine Mrs. Bavendick, Mr. . Cave. *Canzonetta” Tr). Will Lay Me Down in chaffin). i bout God, or God?” Logee, “Marche Legere class for young men’s fellowship class with Judge as Bur 6:30—Tuxis socicty. Consecration ssion, “What's t of new officers. Di Wrong With the Pres of Wealth and Incom 7:20—Evening servi | school ciass Distribution | ™ of worship. [4th s (Ashford) Prayer ser: ning at 7 ce on Wednesday eve- FIRST LUTHERAN CHURGIL Aye, D and 7th St. E. Benzon, Pastor Sunday: Sunday sen, superin Morning serv Whit Sunday. "The De- velopment of th Life by Means of the Hol Service at 7:4 pject: “The { Poured Forth Upon the Disci- vice at Timme: 3 o'clock p.m TRINITY Avenue A Opie S. “There is Trinity.” Whit Sunday: welcome at Bible classes, ily. except. Sune Organ prelude, “The Temple |day, ; Sunday, 3 to Chimes” (Ashmall), Grace Duryee i come to attend Morris. ‘ re nd to make use Anthem, Presbyterian eveninglof the reading room. hoir. choir. 5 Offertory, “Serenade Semplice (Massenet). Anthem. vires Sermon, “Doing God's Will, ehh) E. Logee. 5, Organ postlude, “Marche Moderne (Lemare). 8:30 — Young People’s society. Emma May Brittin, leader. “Am I My Brother's Keeper?” (World Brother- hood). Tuesday—- 3:30—Presbyterian Mother's A . Sharon R. Mote at th Two topics will b “The Hereafter” and ach=- iidren to Respect Church club In- dis- 7:30—Mid-week prayer service. | Thursday—Ladies’ Aid circle meet- ng: 3:00—No. 1—Mrs. 2nd street, Mrs. R Schultz, 511 —In the church parlor: ison, Mrs. J. O. Lyngstad, Hollingsworth, hostesses, ION EVAN L LUTHERAN ‘ Synod) reet Pastor for Whit Sunday: day school, with all ‘lla Brelje, superin- ing worship (English) Precious Gift of the astor will conduct} Lutheran south p.m. in charge of s (English), he Doctrine of the New I will pray the Father, give you another Com- forter, even the Spirit of Truth.” A cordial welcome. Corner of Eleventh and Ross Marvin C. Miller, Pastor, Services for the coming week will be held a: y 15th . 3—Mrs. Fred Ohde, 614] ¢, a.m, Classes —} 4—Mrs. Wilbert Field's! Morning worship at 10:30 a, m. tof town, Mrs, Van Hook| Evening service at 8 p. m. Evangel- home ei assisting. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Fourth Street and Ave. B Ellis L. Jackson, Pastor Sunday, May, 15, 1932 10:00 a. m.—The church school with classes for all ages. Mr. William Mueller, Jr., superintendent. The Evarts class for adults. The Quain class for young people. 11:00—Morning worship. Prelude, “Melodie” Mrs. Clarence Gunn Offertory, “Roman: noff), Mrs. Gunness, Special’ music, selected. Sermon, “Give Me Thy Heart,” Ellis L, Jackson. 6:30 p. m.—The Crusade chapter, A ‘work meeting, 6:45 p. m.—The Senior B. Y. P. U. er, Wililam Mueller, Jr. 7:30—The evening service. Pianist, Edward Cole. Sermon theme, “The Labourers in the Vineyard,” Ellis L. Jackson. There 1s a cordial welcome to all who do not have a church home to share our worship and service. Wednesday at 1:30 p. m.—The mid- week service meeting at the parson- age. Peter's delivery from prison, Acta, 12th Chapter. Thursday afternoon at 2:30—The Mission Circle meets with Mrs. Wil- liam Barneck, 612 9th strect. FIRST EVA. LICAL CHURCH Corner of 7th and Rosser Ira BE. Herzberg, Pastor | 10:00—Sunday school. Merrill Lar-! kin, superintendent. 11:00-—Morning worship | “The Woman's Place in the Church,” Mra. A, W. Heidinger. “The Man's Place in the Chureh,”| Mr, P. N, Toews. | “The Young People's Place in the} Church,” Julius Bischof. | 7:45—Evening worship. | The young people will have charge} of this service. Miss Grace Hoefs p.m. — Prayer y, 7:30 p.m. — Choir re- 4:00 p. ‘ m, — Catechism classes. McCABE METHODI: Morning worship, EPISCOPAL “Organ Prelude” yser), Miss ut! wley, organist, Anthem, “More Love to Thee O| st” (Speaks). offertory, “Chanson” (Ash- ford). Violin’ ‘solo, selected, Adolph En- glehardt, Sermon, “Partnership With God,” Walter FE, Vater. “Organ Postlude in F" (Williams). Sunday school, 12:00 noon. Classes | for all ages. | Epworth League, 6:30 p.m. Topic, May We Better Our Commiu- | Daren hi: vening worship, 7:30. Leader, Miss Marion Devitt. Organ prelude, “Spirit of Spring” (Lawrence). Anthem, “Know That 1 Am God” (Wilson). Organ offertory, “A Song of Trust” (Watson), Solo, selected, Mrs. W. J. Targart. Sermon, “And So They Were Mar- ried,” Walter E. Vater, Organ postlude, “Recessionai” (Moszkowski), 8. el (Rochmani- ; ist F. G. Frank will preach at both inday and continue a series of speci ‘al services every night through the week at & o'clock. The large Tabernacle orchestra s all the song services. ATION ARMY in Avenue ert Smith, officer in 11 4, m.—Holiness meet- ns are earnestly invited Sermon theme by Ad- ‘Complete to this s 2. jutant Smith tion.” At 12 Bible c dults. At 8 p.m yal service. Hearty gospel singing. Sermon theme: “4 Thousand Drunks and a Disappointed Landlord.” Everybody heartily in- vited to attend these services, Come and bring your friend. You will be made to feel at home In the Salvation Army. Consecra- z people's rally and of E'S EPISCOPAL - and Thayer Ave, id Plerce-Jones, Rector hurch school. orning prayer. e will be no servicé at Mandan a |this Sunday. ST. MARY'S AN CATHOLIC Kighth $I Rector 8 9, and LINTON MAN BURIED Linton, N. 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