The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1932, Page 8

\wne GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH Morris, organist, will be as follows: Morning: Organ prelude, Nazareth, Gounod, Violin solo, Mr. Englehart. Offertory, The Shepherd's Lullaby, Hewitt. Quartet. Organ postlude, Marcia, Heyser. Evening: Organ prelude, Fraternal Prelude, Lindsay. Offertory, O, Holy Night, Adam, Anthem, © Night of Holy Memory, Adam, Eighth and Rosser Organ postlude, There Is No Death, \7 J. J. Lippert, ister O'Hara. day school, both lang-| #¥mns for the Christmas Hymns ‘Mages are us | 11:00—Morning (in the German language). The quartet wi A program of the young people will ites 230, din ee Highest,” Reading, Sermonette, b "A Joy Ride on Violin duct, Bethlehem,” b; Carl Guten: Closing bh th, h hf Organ postlude, Sunday school, for all ages). Epworth Leagu Present Day Hon Cleo Arness. Evening worshi Organ offertory, livan, Anthem, “The F Neidlinger. Violin duet, tw by Mr. Ralpi ‘D. T. Weston, lasses for all ace Jey, supt. of primary and beginners. | Mr. William Mueller, Jr., superinten- | 3 dent of 11:00—Morning worshi 8. Clare} Pianist, Special music, 1 sion,” Ashf D. m.—The Children’s ade and Junior B. Y. 7:30—The eveni Pianist, Mr. E, The second in a Whe I Am's of Truth.” A study pt Himself, by Wednesday at tweek service, the ice In 1932. Plan this a real service . Remember th feampaign of the A cordial welco Ices of the church and an opportunity fo be of help in swith us. The departn school meet in t be sermon by the and adult ¢ People's 12 o'closk, led and Judge A. ¢ room of pices of the ©, People are invit The Musical s: h language. K by Mrs, J. J. Lipp: Service: *O, Come All Ye Faithful.” “Hark the Herald Angels Sing.” ame Upon the Midnight Clear.” to the World.” Little Town of Bethlehem.” e's a Song in the Air.” worsh Petitions I sing “Ich Weiss.” It will be given in You are wel- | é ! TRINITY LUTHERAN A “Joy to the World.” | A at Fourth Shristende | indahl, Pastor opens, Cate cordial welcome at | em, “Glory in be Advent. chimes Rang,” aes 0, there Is Ring- “hristiansen, and 1.” esas, that is al Two Poor Se “The Messiah,” pr Acker, Grace “|derson and Lorenzo H. Belk. No ad- [mis 2 ill offering. “, Minister rch school for ave classes for uu do not attend Sun- we will be very glad to me you, and have you study His Merrill Larkin, superinten- Rowley, organist Praise and Thanks- ‘ord. iy ig ambino,” | dent Gesu Bambino,” | 17190 —Morning worship service Selection, “Help Us, O God,” Nolte, e choir. mon, “The Uppe mbino,” Pietro Yon, k Barnes Love Was Justi- Room.” rch,” Swift. Children’s practice for Christ- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1982 an THE GUMPS— SANTA CLAUS IS ON HIS WAY re AIN" YOU-ALL LD AD WE'RE SPECIALISTS GOIN’ TAKS AWAY MY TIN, CANS. All children ho are taking in tho program should be at 12:00 noon, (classes , 6:20 p.m. Topic Gli” Seaton, satia istian Endeavor, In- ety. Topic “The Joy ‘oung people society, to- preading the True Christian P, Chord,” Sul- Birthday of a’King,’ vening worship service, esus Have His * Von Berge, by the choir. "The Character of Zach- 0 numbers selected, hn Truman 3:30 p. m., practice for| the children. choir practice. sm classes, ristmas pro- gram n by the beginners, primary and junior departments. A special offering will be taken. tz Modern Pharisee,” | cting Pastor 45, hool at 1:30 p. m, p. m. the Luther League ‘hoir will give a program in the church. | Sunday afternoon Mr. Westlund will hold services in Braddock at 3 o'clock. ‘OPAL CHURCH on, Rector Sunday in Advent. ur Mrs. Lief Blens- ST. GEOR A ce Guild meets with ng service, L. Gilbert. series lizabeth’ oir pract Jesus: (SEE EEE of Jes’ ST. MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIO | s 1 h St ! Broadway at Eighth St. ev. Fr. J. H. Slag, Rector Masses at 8, 9, 10 and 11 to attend and 1 GRANTED NEW TRIAL St. Paul, Dec. 17.—(P)—The state supreme court Friday granted a new trial to H. H. Flowers, former secre- tary of the state rural credits bu- reau, convicted in LeSueur county of violating the banking statute while president of the First State bank at »| Cleveland, Minn. pm the serv- worthwhile task. he ——_—_- {The Armour Creameries in » Bismarck are now taking in .{Turkeys for the Christmas = Holidays. Come in. An ideal Xmas Gift—Foley’s “Way of Smiles.” A neat lit- tle book, leather cover. Only .|@ limited number left to be closed out at below cost. Each -|50 cents, postage paid. The ismarck Tribune, Bismarck, s, Grace Duryee| N. D. \| SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark | “Been & package about so big, Ed? I’m expecting something my sister in Chicago.” em [ready Wirtz = Orchestra Will Entertain You Daily at 6 p. m. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WELL TAKE THIS SHORT CUT... ITLL SANE TIME~Boy! WILL I BE GLAD TO SEE UNCLE Brecues BAD CONNECTIONS! PLANE, M2.SIM.... WHERE DID ‘qTH FIVE KIDDIES ONLY A FEW BLOCKS A WHO HASNT ANY FOOD OR COAL OH, GLADYS! THE BAL, TOO IN THE HOUSE,SO 1 BOUGHT THIS STUFF WITH THE $5 CHICK GAVE ME TO YOU'RE A GEM! BUT, IF I'M GOING TO HELP, THAT GOES FOR WRITING A GOOD BIG CHECK For SALESMAN SAM TH MASQUERADE? WEY, MISTER, WHERES YOU'LL Go Back Te_TAIL FER SUNPIN’ THER SUIT! HOWS TH’ OL DATE DOUGH BOX COMIN’ ALONG , BOOTS ? A DOCTOR! auicK! DER PRINCE VAS ATTACKED ‘BY AN ass. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES H SWELL HEAR ? PATIGGERS, TOO MUCK IS SUFFICIENTLY ‘ENOUGH | VLU BE DINGED LE PEOPLE ARE GONN GIMME TH LAUGH ANY mMoREI! - | WS Huu! uP W “WW! MOST ON TH’ CHRISTMAS FOND ? U Tye GEEIS THN | WSTEAD OF TH’ OL DATE SYSTEM OF FIRST COME FIRST SERVED, WHY DONTCHA WORK OS AN ELIMINATION BASIO NIONIY DATE TH’ ONES WHO'LL ANTE , BOTH SIDES OF IT! NSEE SOME OF TW FELLNS ARE WORKIN’ THEIR WAN THROUGH SCHOOL, WARE ALWAYS BROKEDIT WONDNT BE FAR THEM Tide GIVE DATES TO TH’ ONES WHO ANNE PLENTY f S0 FRR AS TH SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS 1S CONCERNED, TEN CENTS FROM, HORACE, FOR INSTANCE, MEANS So AS MUCH AS TEN DOLLARS