The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1932, Page 10

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Floyd Logee, Minister 9:30—Nursi mary, Junior, Intermediate and Sen- jor departments of the Sunday church @ay services in each department. 10:30—Morning service of worship. Organ prelude, (Hogan) Thou My Hand . Henry Duemeland lackett. orning Offertory” » Kindergarten, Pri- | school, There will be special Rally! Luther League and social 09 p.m. 10:30 3 sermon, THE 1 Hackett Class for with Jud Closing Volun- bir practice, 200—Missionary 5 Rervice at the 7:00—P; McCARE M Walter FE. . “March” ent of Baptism for pl ut this service. t in touc ssional | erne). | vy the Day Is Ove (Park's), Organ" offertory, “At Twiligh «Stebb| Solo, sel: orenzo Belk. swift). | aay Weanusday evs: | hool. Wil- nt | 8. uain class for young people. | Morning w hip. | Mrs. Clarence Gunness. ‘Moonlight Sonata” (Bee-| Offertory, “Melodie” (Moszkowsk!). | Special music: Solo, selected, Mrs. G. A. Dahlen. Sermo: ‘Jesus’ Temptations and| His L. Jackson, | Intermediate B, ¥. P. U.| | —Senior B. Y. P. U. | rice. Pianist, Edward Co Sermon theme, “T! Man Who I Not Ashamed of His Relig Bilis L. Jackson. Wednesday night at 7 service at the parsonag FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (Scientist) Corner Fourth St Sunday service at “Unrea school at A reading ro: Fourth street is rvi the reading room St. Mich: Sunday sen, superint) Morning serv will sing. A Swedish o'clock p. m. Serv The pastor will services. {here Thursday night. The club will | What Cheer airpo | AT THE MOVIES fen || the services | Come and, groups in s in church THE GUMPS— JAWS = P 4 , ott 0 IT. RIGHTO A TERROR \F 1AM ELECTED PRESIDENT — WHAT WE NEED IS A LAW YO COMBAT THIS INSTEAD OF BEING I WOULD FIRST FIND A WAY TO FREE MENACE — A LAW LIKE THE FARMER'S SHOT GUN OEMS THE COUNTRY OF GRAFT AND GREED= SHAT SHOOTS STRAIGNT AND UNERRING — - THEY USE IT FOR A PERCH THOSE VULTURES NAT FEED UPON Yo RID OURSELVES OF THE CROWS THAT INFES ey Uren OUR LAND =< HAT ROB THE VOTERS OUR FIELDS= AND NOY TO MAKE A SCARE CROW ‘To RO AND THE ‘TAX PAYERS OF OF THE LAW — SETTING IT UP YO. FRIGHTEN THE BIRDS, THEIR GRAIN= ‘THAT EAT ‘ OF PREY= A MOTIONLESS THINGS, om UP OUR CROPS WITH Se 4 FROM THE MERE FACT OF EEDY s SEEING ST STANDING THERE- Bae s ~ THEY BECOME ACCUSTOMED ut didi 7 one Two THREE FOUR sien nb WRONG, CORKVE eI PUD. ? TWO’ THREE Cake AcE DID THE BIG i FOUR FIVE. WHILE CORKY'S BOYS RUN AWAY AND LEAVE Sine! YOu FLATY ilby Republicans Will Support DePuy organized what is thought to be the first Republican DePuy-For-Governor club in North Dakota at a meeting urge the election of the Democratic nominee for governor at the fall elec- tion. H. J. Johnson was elected president, | A. A. Holmquist, vice president, and secretary. Gilby is & section of Grand | in the northw Forks county. MILK FOR LESSONS | Pawtucket, R. I. tors at the j here have a! unique arrangement with a neigh- boring farmer. They have agreed to give the farmer six weeks of daily fly ing lessons ir hange for free mili | from his cows, which are allowed to| graze on the airport grass. | BOARD OF STAT coms TRUE “INSIDE” ON HOLLYWOOD A DE- LIGHTFUL PICTURE Blonde Beauty Aided By Galaxy of Stars in Disclosure of Film Capitol If you want the truth about Holly- wood, it’s at the Capitol theatre to- night in the shape of RKO Pathe's “What Price Hollywood.” Constance Bennett is starred in, this farcial and keenly penetrating picture of the movie capitol, and again proves she is as talented a| comedienne as she is a dramatic ac- | Every waitress in every restaurant | in Hollywood, they say, cherishes the | Series Ump Cash in With a Tribune Want Ad | ‘| SALESMAN SAM IF HE WONT COME DOWN ON HIS OWN POWER, THEN TLL USE HE?... ARE Fiyinc ALONGSIDE THE PLANE CARRYING RILEY AND FRECKLES, (TRYING THAT STUFF ON US, IS NEVER MIND. VLE PLAN WITH NOU AND ILL BET YOU YOU CAN'T FIND ME. Hind .$, Pat. 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