The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1932, Page 10

‘ ’ ~ Py — fHE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1932 en | — “It's taken me 10 years to get you to take this vacation and you're fussing because the train is 10 minutes late.” | Christian Endeavor every Sunday evening. Elder Walter LeRoy, State Pres. of C. E.. leader. xander people are invited} attend the special meetings at} |Coleharbor next week. Our next | regular meeting Dec. 11. NAUGHTON TOWNSHIP ETN Services each Sunday at 3 o'clock in Beet ac | school No. 1, under auspices of Salva- Sunday Services. j tion Army. 8. 8. and Bible class 10 a. m. | \ THE GOSPEL TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES HH. M. Gulson, pastor Glencoe Morning service 11 a. nm. Evangelistic service 8 p. m. Midweek service, 8pm Good music and “Come thou with us aethee good.” Numbers 10:29. Rey. A. Christensen, Pastor. | Services at Glencoe and Stewarts- we will doj dale every Sunday as follows: | Glencoe Preaching service at 10 a, m. Sunday school at 11 a, m. | Church Mrs. William McMurrick is superin- 7 Wilt tendent of the Glencoe Sunday school. 4 Regular Weekly Services Your presence is requested and ex- 10 a m. Sunda Bible School; ’ pected at the Sunday school as well] fr, G. Hochhalter, Supt. |as the morning service, | 11 a. m.—Di Worship with ser-| jon. . a , Stewartsdale 7 p. m.—Young People’s Society of | ; ‘ eye "1 . | Sunday school at 10:30 a. m.; O. G. Christian Endeavor; “Miss Marjorie) pS chnort, superintendent, SIDE GLANCES By George Clark Gray, president. | r . 7) : .| Preaching service at 11:30 a. m. feeds Ce eey Junior and In-) ‘There will be a Thanksgiving serv- | 4 Miss Esther Howe and Miss Ruth ice at the Stewartsdale church at 10! Whrist, superintendents | m. Noy. 24. | 8 p,m. Thursday—Bible Study and) t forget this service. It 1s{ Let us of our president as well | Prayer. the reque: 7p. m. Friday—Choir. as the Lord that we should come to- | Everyone invited. Fred W. Christ,| gether on this day for the purpose | stor. | eee Sunday, Dec. 4, is designat- ed “Universal Bible Sun ' propriate services are bein | of ‘Thanksgiving’. | Baldwin will be preaching service at | ‘in Presbyterian church the | third Sunday of each month | . H. M. Gulson, stated sup- The Morning Watch Presbyterian Church of Coleharbor Sunday at 11 | sup't. al welcome to all. n and young people are es- invited next Sunday. | Other Sunday Christian Endea’ 7 p.m. Mr. Robert dent. A cordial invitation to all. W. Christ. Stati Note: Dee. 7, ‘Thursday a Ralph Shirk pastor in spe tory to the day, Dec, 11 begin at 7: meetings at ‘'y Sunday at ightal, presi- | | Fred | DRISCOLL LUTHERAN CHURCH | Lars Foss, Pastor, ice at the Chapel next at 11 a. m. les Luther League meet- ion church next Sunday af- : | ternoon at 2 p, m. nes ey Everybody cordially welcome. ith special children’s ere \ RURAL CHURCH NOTICE | _ Baldwin Presbyterian Church The Congregational Church of Wing| There will be services at Baldwin) Sunday School e Sunday at! Presbyterian church the first and 10:30 a. m.—M arvyey, Supt. | third Sunday of the month. vt ay evening,| Next service Sunday, December 4th, . 4. }at 3 p.m. Everyone is invited. Fred W. Christ,| Subject: “Stewardship.” minister. A cordial welcome to all. Remember we need you and you need the church. Forget not the assembling of your- eglect not the as-|selves together as the manner of together.” some is. H. M. Gulson, Stated Supply. PLANS EIGHTH WEDDING San Francisco, Dec, 2.—(#)—Don Meaney, stage and radio performer, announces he plans to go to Reno for his eighth wedding, this time to Mar- wag, School exery, Sunday, Elder | son “Drael, former Chicago dancer Divine Worship and Sermon every | Whom he met six weeks ago when she other Sunday at 3 p. m. joined his act in Los Angeles. | __ AT THE MOVIES | /TPIRAD AMON” ttle Orphan Annie’ 1 Alexander Presbyterian Church Five Miles S. W. of Underwood Is Coming to Capitol HAS LARGEST GROUP “Little Orphan Annie,” the girl orphan. | with ten million homes—but still an ed his little tyke a half-century ago that she would live through the years to be caricatured in newspaper car- Take Leads in Paramount's | toons, dramatized for radio broad- Latest Film Sensation casts and presented in big feature v talking motion picture. w led dare But who is Annie? How did she Three starring combina- ‘tions contribute their talents to “It 1 | Preome ames aR Bade. La a Million,” fifteen-star picture oo creator is Harold hae comes to the Paramount The-| Gray, who adopted the name for a w oe " cartoon character as an appealing teunntne Raymond and Prances Dee.| one for an artist associated with Sid | united as @ young romantic pair of Smith, of “The Gumps” fame. wiovers for the first time in “The if % my The cameras and microphones are y Night of June 13,” continue their ro-| the Jatest dispensers of entertain- ‘g mancing. Charlie Ruggles and Mary Boland ee scanty crane wuittle “Ore More Than Fifteen Favorites ce a v THE GUMPS— UP FOR GRABS WELL~ NERE 1S SOME SAD NEWS- ‘ A A RADIOGRAM FROM UNCLE Re fory SAVE A SURPRISE BIM= HE'S COMING BUT SHE BEAUVYIFUL GIRL THAT THIS IS WHAT HE SAYS | MET ON YHE BOAT ARTER 1 CAN HARDLY WAIT 1 LEFT You 1s NOW IN ‘To SEE You ALL=— AMERICA SHE IS THE AM COUNTING THE MOST EXQUISITE THING MODRS AND _YHE } You EVER LAID EYES NONUYES TILL WA t ON=_} WANT YOU ‘Deaner AND es ER . 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They made their screen de- A tuts as a comedy team in “The Night € of June 13” and just completed “Eve- rol nings For Sale” together. };4 Alison Skipworth, who teamed suc- phan Annie,” an RKO-Radio Picture coming to the Capitol theater. The versatile juvenile actress, Mitzi Green, plays the title role, and is featured with May Robson as a foster-mother. The remain- “Madame Racketeer,” again appears | Phelps, Edgar Kennedy, Matt Moore Berinett, but this time Bennett is | and Kate Lawson, Tne picture was wealthy fice with Richard Bennett in| der of the cast includes Buster _ only an outsider while Miss AM 1S, OFF LIKE & DEER! THE GoAL Pos! CAN! NicTRY ONLY 87 Y0s, SET, THROUGH! edn | Oe By MARTIN WELL, BRIGHT ENED, IF 1 WANTED VELATTER v\ NOR, YO Asie Wor WAS ON YOUR MIND MN FRIEND, 1 WILL TELL You TMECRET. | AM VERY ROMANTIC. READ ADVENTURE SToRies, AND 4 + BY 20€, t cy