The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 24, 1932, Page 3

eeepc fae w ty hn ; oil ape ; a * ik ot i | . yo 7 ; | \ ~~ Library at Junior THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1932 . b South Dakota state college and South ‘the farm until about a year ago, tied and scurried Saturday in last-| Garner planned a day of rest at their fit SoMa, 1 10 Tannen. 11 | Dakota university, Morningside col-|when Mr. Neff retired. minute shopping, set up lighted frees | hotel home. = bat lec lege, Drake university, Creighton! Roy Neff has lived in Bismarck for| and then settled down to calm, com-| Other members of the cabinet had university and University of lIowa,|17 years and has been manual train-/fortable quiet of Christmas eve. family gatherings here. Northwestern, Illinois, the state/ing instructor in the high school, And that was true of everybody Activities of the Week in Bismarck ; Public Schools Be Cloud, snd Moorhead” St. Olai| STUDENTS HAVE OPERATIONS | the lowllcet government worker who, | MES, Mary Bullock, college, McPhail School of Music! Two school children underwent) by act of President Hoover, had a Succumbs in Capital HIGH SCHOOL HOME MOST OF TEACHERS es Platte, Osh: | pial tly. the arrict| ‘The chief exewative ond Mrs. Ei nesota; Milwaukee, Plat le, - | hos} recently. ey were Hi e executive anc loo- mais kosh and Eau Claire state teachers) Wagar, young daughter of Mr. and|ver for the first time since their oc-| Mrs. Mary Bullock, 69, died Priday colleges, Stout Institute and the state|Mrs. George D. Wagar, 416 Twelfth|cupancy of the white house were ab-| at @ local hospital after a brief illness. university, all of Wisconsin; Alma,|street, who was operated on Thurs-| sent from Washington, leaving to Cur-| Her residence was at 306 Eighth St. Hope, and Muskegon colleges and the|day morning, and Grace. Wilcox,|tis the honor of lighting the National int she was taken to the hospital E state university, of Michigan; “ daughter of Mrs. William J. Wilcox, |Community Christmas tree. Thi sourt Wesleyan and Missourni uni-|209 Twelfth street, whose operation| Congress was in recess until Tues- | Thursday. versity; Universities of Tennessee,| occurred Saturday. day, with many members away to| Funeral arrangements were held up Rr RTR RG Each ‘Picks Individual Project;|Valley City Teachers College Sane omer sree and ie Ser Rd seen et ag SS oped Pending the receipt of information | May Prepare Food and and State U Have Most | School of Ontario, Canada, Trains’ Washington Gripped — [22¢, ‘ends: Me and Mishina trip. fom her three daughters, Mrs. Walter _—_ i at Jensen, Sunnyvale, Calif.; Mrs. Mar- o Clothng Boxes Representatives Man Instructor Goes By Christmas Spirit South imspecting the @ proposed aver tin Stet) area 8. D.; and Mrs. . | Gun cETI NGS itrirs ceremony S raps lades Park in Florida. Secretary | Rose Asadowrian, Fargo. i Home for Christmas}, ¥#20'"8ton. Dec. 24—(7)—Just_ as Chapin fest ‘at his pbs in ‘Grosse| Tentative plans were for funeral We all wish you all a Each home room of Bismarck high} Two-thirds of the teachers in Bis- in every city and crossroads village, | Pointe, Mich, services Tuesday with interment in school is doing something for char-|™marck have had their schooling in] Roy H. Neff, high school instruc-|itizens of the nation’s capital hur-' The speaker of the house and Mrs.! Fairview cemetery. MERRY ity this year. Many are preparing bend aastigtiens aeons Rhy ‘ata tor, has left to spend the holidays = = = CHRISTMAS baskets containing food, clothing, |teachers college at Valley City claims|Wwith his parents at Elkhart, Ind. and toys. Each room is working in-|he most graduates employed here,! Neff’s father and mother, Mr. and dividually, and in some rooms com-| With a total of 15. Mrs. C. W. Neff, celebrated their mittees have been appointed to col-| North Dakota university ranks|golden wedding anniversary Wednes- lect the articles and fix the boxes. |ext with seven. The other state in-|day, Dec. 21. They began thely mar-, ‘What the home rooms*are doing stitutions in the order of their rep-| ried life as farmers near Etna Green, sll: pe Fg ae i . and Jam college, eac! ve, i Hy ee tor task Gothing uit toys. ae. Dickinson three, and the North Da-|years Mr. Neff was an engineer for Juanita Edick: box for food, cloth-|*0t@ Agricultural college two. a lumber company. ing and toys is beng prepared. Miss|_ Most of the out-of-state teachers| They then moved to Wisconsin Elizabeth Jones: preparing a box for| Were chosen Merten) of the necessity |.Dells, where they operated a farm food, clothing, and toys; the commit- for specialized instructors, for 15 years, before leaving for tee appointed is Robert Baker, Evelyn Most popular of the’ out-of-state | Coopersville, Mich., where they oper- Haas, Luella Altringer, Sam Clark, institutions were the University of |ated a farm for seven years. 4 r: ”|Minnesota and Luther college in| It was then that they moved to a and Betty Barnes. Mrs, Mell Pol- : lard: box for food, clothing and toys; Towa. Others attended include:|farm near Elkhart. They occupied John Cameron is taking care of the box. Miss Myrtle Sandie: prepar- ing a box for food, clothing, and toys. Miss Rita Murphy: gave candy sale to raise money, which will be given to the Good Fellows organization to buy baskets. Miss Mildred Huff: box for food, clothing, and toys; a com- mittee to take care of the basket in- cludes Bob Luck, Mavis Mitchell, and Homer LeRoy. Arnold Van Wyk: bringing clothing and toys for the “Open Your Heart” campaign. George Schaumberg: preparing @ box] se for the children in the hospital; it will include books and toys. Miss Millred. Hoff: two boxes are being fixed, one for f and one for clothing; two committees have been appointed—for food, Dorothy Ken- nelly, chairman, Edith Monk, and Maxine Pickles—for clothing, Harri- son Monk, chairman, John Olgeirson, and Raymond Jenkins, Roy Neff: preparing box of food and toys. Miss Irene Lambertus: preparing box of food, clothing, and toys; the com-| 3 mittee is Josephine Woodland and Vincent Wilson. Miss Ruth Cordner: box with food being prepared. Miss Pearl Bryant: preparing a box for magazines and/| §% newspapers; also food, clothing, and| § toys; the committee is Junior Bird-| & veil, Julia Ann Allen, Russell Arnot, Betty Ann Coil, and Norman Agre. R. L. Wells: box for food is being prepared. Myron Anderson: home Toom is divided into two teams; cap- tains are Beverly Bryan and Ruth Gallahan; preparing two boxes for foodstuffs. And a New Year full of Cheer and Happiness The New Sweet Shop Wisrviwcivt ii: a Wishing You All A Very Merry Christmas i . The Snyder Dray & Transfer ||| - the dramatic heart-cry of a million mothers. ROCKABYE the story of a girl who fought for love and lost: With JOEL McCREA PAUL LUKAS begins F With Their Associates and a Happy New Year Full of Good Cheer and Bonne fl P< Monday, dec. 26th, Mat, 2:30—25c. Eve. 7 & 9—350 A Merry Christmas : ilaicmeenignabecdbemes ARMOUR CREAMERIES \* Christmas Greetings To our Cream Buyers and their families who have so faith- fully represented us during the Year 1932. To all our Patrons and their Families who have entrusted us with their produce. All of you, please remember that it has given us a great deal of pleasure to serve you. Our aim has been and is to make our dealings mutually beneficial. Sincerely wishing you and yours a most Happy and Blessed Christmas, and a Prosperous New Year. We Wish to Extend to One and All A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year WE WOULD RATHER Clasp your hand and face to face extend to You the’ Greetings of the Season, but since r appreciation of that is impossible, we Also to express our app | a favor shown us. | & . 3 t t enn t Christmas “rk gst" High Has 865 Books ‘There are 865 books of all kinds fn the junior high school library. Among these there are novels, adven- jure stories, animal and nature stor- cs, historical stories, biographie: and various literary readers. In a dition there is an abundance of ference material on each of the subs jects taught in the junior high school and on several topics of interest to| pupils of junior high school age. The novels are listed alphabetical- ly by authors while all other books are classified according to the Dewey decimal system of library classifica- tion. Thus, any book in the library may be found instantly. During the school year anywhere from 1,500 to 2,000 books are loaned to pupils. Every year about 200 books need repair or replacement. Cost of replacements and repair material is paid with book-fines. Principal C. W. Leifur’s student assistants. in the Ubrary are Gayle Kelly, Pearl Schwartz, Elizabeth Tol- chinsky, and Dorothy Sigurdson. Christmas. SANDIN-WILDE MOTORS, INC. 304-306 FOURTH STREET PHONE 1500 We light a Christmas candle, To wish you joy today, We burn a New Year taper, To light you on your way! cs Quanrud, Brink & Reibold, Inc. These are our Sentiments. ARMOUR CREAMERIES Carl Nelson, Manager BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA Bismarck, pattie sta am equtp- Wholesale Distributors All of You Pooe books, an average of only three AUTOMOTIVE ACCESSORIES * books per pupil enrolled, School libr- aries are supplemented in the pri-| % mary grades by the city library. ALUMNI VISIT HIGH SCHOOL Alumni and former students who] -. visited high school this week includ- ed Tom Boutrous, Dorothy Petron, Werdrow Shepard, Donald Lund, Lloyd Murphy, Ralph Rand, Marlen Loehrke, Albert Cook and James Johnson, all students at the state univertity; Robert Stackhouse, of Northwestern university; Russell Christmas LOGAN’S We Thank You NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE , Whether the warm southern sun caresses you— Or the chill northwinds beset You— Our best wishes for a HAPPY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR go out to you. eS MODERN MACHINE WORKS 921 Front Street Christmas Greetings to All Our Friends and Patrons We dre happy in the thought that the past year has brought us new friends— and that we have been able to serve our old friends—and to both old and new friends we extend sincerest wishes that Christmas Greetings from the State Fur Company 202 Fourth Street Your. Home Furriers . Here’s a Toast For You . Avery this day and every day will bring them Merry Christmas Cis ee ape North Dakota Power & Light Co. ; BISMARCK MANDAN DICKINSON — ———— erate