The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 20, 1932, Page 10

_ theater next “Annie! You've got to teach me to cook by tomorrow morning. I've got a job in a bakery.” «Mrs. Benser and Mrs. GC, W. Finkle ‘will be host ( ‘hurch EPISCOPAL Pastor e i} prelude, for all departments. Co} the Word of God with y: You need to do this in better fitted for your ents. The parents’ life copy book. tendent. r. ualities of a Christian,” 7 ning worship service. Ser- | mot He Lingered.” i Wednesday, 7:43—Mid-week prayer} service. If you do not attend church, we! would be very happy to have’ you, worship with ! Rev. Day Thirteenth Suni 7:30 a. m.—Hol: 9:00—Morning pr: Christ Churel 11:00 a. m. (moun ing prayer and serr Evening prayer Mathew's at Linton at 8 o'clock. 1 FIRST BAPTIST ¢ | Fourth St. and Ellis L._ Jacks 9:00 —The ch Waters," | UL. Glen Pp. m,—Vesper rite Kennedy at half hour, f worship service and “Making Your Name Liv The morning o'clock, the pasto That Defies Pe service will be: Organ prelude, “Cradle Song” | | (Spinney). Offertory, “Serenade” (Victor Her- bert). Special music: tiude, “Supplication” (N The evening sery @'clock, the “Avowal and The musical Organ prelude, «Smith. past Offertory. jody Pathetic” (Fink). Organ postlude, “Postlude” (Rob- | erts). Thoughts ter The Day: Christ holds the key to the door of reconstruction. If we enter God's Kingdom we must enter with Him. All members of Cir urged to be present at a mee the church Thursday at 3:00 ck, a’ sermon at st.|? join in} T meets | » | 10:30 a, m, nd Chorus” | er), Miss Ruth Rowley, or-| the Lord O Jeru- ) Melody” (Dawes). “Where ns). ected, Mr. Dusk} Adolph | n Men Differ,” Wal-j cessional” | or morning service will nday school teach- | vol meet to-| indahi, pastor of | church, will LUTHERAN Morning worship (German). » “The Better Righteous- t Baldwin. ue. 22.1 at 8 f the voting ation, » Aug. 24, at 8] y school teachers’ meet- TRINITY LUTH Avenue A at Opie S. Rindahl, re is a cordial tor welcome at irteenth Sunday after Trinity: ch school and junior chorus, 200, nck of astings). at Must I Ages” Lo to Be} | erm: s Fylling. D, D. Choir ay, 8:00 p.m. ALES RIN Serra ae oe Stickler Solution ‘ Gide a a--- The large letters are the consonants it were in to form a word that spells the same forwards and backwards. | AT THE MOVIES STORY OF LIFE REVEALS REAL ANN HARDING pam arama Big in theme, cast and production, with one of the most vital themes to women of the world today comes to the Capitol Monday. it is RKO-Pathe's “Westward Pas- ‘COLD INSURANCE IS - NEW MOVIE WRINKLE , Policy Is Taken Out on Cast of | ‘Skyscraper Souls’ to Prevent Loss What a whale of a difference the time the sun chooses to shine makes in_ Hollywood. When a film actor decides to go swimming and the sun plays truant the studio he works for thinks noth- ing of it. the water be a scene in a film pro- duction, and an emergency call goes ned to the nearest insurance of- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1932 THE GUMPS—LAUGH—VILLAIN—LAUGH O. Nobel LPP eh asnaeo dal MEN HE FOUND HENRIETTA eS uheEaS Ov M ZANDER, THE WIFE WHOM HE LEFT SENRINTTA a aRbeee g STRANDES WHEN BUY A BRIDE AND 7 |1@ WHOM ‘HE HAD NEVER SUPPORT! pagal wn tad $ SINCE THEIR MARRIAGE ~ é AND WHOM HE HAO NEVER WRITTEN JO IN ALL THESE YEARS— AND THAT SHE -WHO THOUGHT HIM DEAD < 1 WAS MARRIED Yo Tow 1eccouy CARR, THE MILLIONAIRE | CALL IY A MINED AND HAD NEVER BEEN 1D CALL IT DIVORCED FROM HIM— | A BONANZA- TOWNSEND ZANDER ~ WHAT A GOLD MINE HE RAN INTO — YOWNSEND ZANDER- ey AS A PROSPECTOR § WAS UNSUCCESSFUL WHEN HE WENT Yo THE KLONDIKE IN SEARCH OF GOLD— GOLD = oe HE DID NOY Fl U. S. Pat. Off; Cog Ree rhe Cas Tee PARYER | KET NER TAKE Ywar NECKLACE = QUT OF THE KINDNESS OF MY HEART FOR A PALTRY 35,000,— MEN | HAD NO HENRIETTA} Sete Poor oa HENRIEYTA- INTHE THAT ee PATHETIC — But let that plunge into; GASOLINE ALLEY—NOT EXPECTING COMPANY THIS IS ’ ONE OF THE COLONIAL. AN BARRACKS IN |\QUARTERED? WHICH THE HESSIANS WERE, QUARTERED = (Saisie NIGHT WASHINGTON CROSSED THE DELAWARE, MARCHED HIS ARMN NINE MILES TO TRENTON AND SURPRISED THE HESSIANS COL. PALL IN HASTILV DONNED UNIFORM TRIED TO RALLY HIS MEN BUT HE WAS MORTALLN need WOUNDED. MANN OF UOC TT THEM FLED AND MARIY TUN WERE CAPTURED. IT WAS A MUCH NEEDED VICTORY FOR THE AMERICANS. end _ BIG NEWS! GEE! CAN YOU IMAGINE AN' HERE WE THOUGHT THAT! SWONDER FREcKLES|| POODLE WAS OUT IN WOULDN'T CALL ME UP CASABA WITH HARRY AN' TELL ME ABOUT y REDFIELD ALL - ir! BAGK TO LOGAL BOY Limping and exhausted, after a thousand miles of travel, Poodle, a pet dog belonging to Freckles McGoosey, returned home last night. The dog’s feet were worn sore by the journey and she barely reached her destination.» TILL LET You SEE HER,BUT DON'T WAKE HER UP... SHES ALL IN... “TUCKERED HERE... BOY! § SHE MUST. - Like usif MOM’N POP (©) HCK HAS PUT a HIMSELF IN A FINE JAM, FOR AT THE VERY MOMENT WHEN WE TOLD HER THAT HE HAD GIVEN HIS MISSING 50 BUCKS JO HANK TO KEEP FOR tiM AT THE SMOKER GLADYS HAD THE 50 SMACKERS CLINCHED “IN HER FISTS cceeaa? Ro Peat “OU MEAN NOU LOST FIFTY BUCKS AT THE SMOKER ? YEAH, AND AM TIN A JAM! \T BELONGED, BODY AND SOUL ,TO GLADYS,SO 1 HAD T'PULL A FAST ONE~ -1 TOLD HER THAT 1 GAME STARTED,SO IF SHE CALLS UP OR— GAVE IT TO KOU TO KEEP FOR ME WHEN THE DICE SAY! you'RE IN OVER YouR, EARS, ALREADY, BUT, LISTEN! WE BOTH CAN GET CLEAR OF THIS BY YOU LENDING ME THE . FIFTY BUCKS - DON'T GET ME MIXED UP IN THIS AN’ HERES @ SWELLER (DEA, mister! BUY SOME 0’ TAY POPCORN FEI YER KIDS — HOW, HERE'S A SWELL IDEA, MADAM! BUY A BAG OF MY PEANUTS AN' TAKE 'Em Home To TH’ Kionies — A GLET FROM THE , 4, MOMMER! = A GIET FROM THE POPPER! BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WASH TUBBs BLAZES! YoU ASK ME ‘To GOON A CRUISE WITH MY WORST ENEMY? Be ees > THE ENEMY MY MUNITIONS, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s production office took out a $10,000 “cold insur- William oY CARRAMBAL WE EES WORSE! HE EES A TRAITOR! HE EES WAT YOU CALL THE POLO CAT. WE PLAN TO GETRAY ME,AND SELL To