The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 10, 1933, Page 5

; tension Members of Thursday Musical Club ‘Participate in Program at 18th Annual Banquet f bers ‘Mrs. John « ‘Numbers Include Vocal and orem Mrs G. . Wingreene and | THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1938 eight guests. Mrs. A. L, Overbee was awarded the score at _the close lof play, Mrs. W. J, Plannigan, | Jamestown, bh & suet of the club. New employes in the offices of the ;state game and fish commission are Alice Kolberg, Ashley, who began their new rs bad — Mr, and Mrs. H. D. Wilds and daughters Jeanne Marie and Nancy Jane, 418 Fifteenth St., are visiting in Fargo as the guests of Mr. Wilds’ lowing the business meeting there was @ aocial hour and refreshments wers served by Mrs. A, W. Snow, Mra. K, C) Arness and Mrs. Anton Beer. The Auxiliary now has a membership of 23. The next meeing will be held March 14. ee € Plans for a candy sale to be held Saturday afternoon at the Patterson hotel were discussed at a meeting of the Rainbow Girls Thursday evening in. the Masonic temple. A committee including Norma Peterson, Cornelia Tracy, Lois Ulsrud and Neva Vettel ity; Ida, Josie and Millie Sjoquist, all living near Timmer; Mrs. Emil Fre- delund, Mora, Minn.; Mrs. Alfred Pe- terson, Braham, Minn.; and Mrs,. J. C. Mork, Bismarck. A 12th child of Mr. and Mrs. Sjoquist died. Funeral services will be conducted | from the Sjoquist farm home at 1 P. m. Monday, with Rev. J. Moody, pastor of the First Lutheran church of Bismarck, officiating. The body will be buried in Fair- view cemetery in Bismarck. Funeral and burial arrangements are being made by the Webb Funeral Home Instrumental Solos and |Mits'Atehur ®, monser, Jr., Lidger- | Parents, Rev. . J. 8, Wilds,| will be in charge. During the meet-|here. is J ia ig . ing 9 gift was presented by the chap- | @->———__—-—____@ Talk by Rev. Rindahl wood, and Mra. Charles G. Bangert, eee ter to Mrs, Andrew Erdahl, who has'| Meetings of Clubs, Enderlin, who are in the city during the legislative geanion, were guests, gram was presented at the club's 18th Miss Irene Ramsland, 221 Avenue A West, entertained the members of served as mother advisor of the Rain- | Fraternal Groups bow Girls for the last three years. 4 With George Duemieland, an ex-| . # # her bridge club Thursday evening. * * * tension member of the Thursday Mus-|Trinity Men’s Club Valentine appointments were used| Bridge was played at 10 tables and| 4 Valentine dancing party, to which ! ical club as master of ceremonies, a for the tables. Contract was played| whist at four tables at the card party | Members of the U. C. T. and Auxil- é. delightful and varied musical pro-| To Present Program |x two tables, with score prises go-| following a meeting of the A. O. U.|!2ty and thelr friends are invited, annual banquet, held Thursday eve- ¥ — ning in the dining hall of the Trinity Lutheran church. The dinner was served by members of Circle No. 3 of the Ladies Aid society. Although it was originally planned to have only men members of the club participate in the program, several last-minute changes were made ne- cessary by the inclement weather, which kept several out-of-town mem- Singing o! cl@b song, by Mrs. J. L, Hughes and Miss Bes- sie Baldwin, preceded the program. Mrs. Forrest M. Davis, president of the club, in a short addreas of wel- come, commented on the fact that the custom of holding a banquet for members and guests has been follow- ed each year since the club was or- ganized in 1015. “North Dakota has come to the fore musically in the last few years,” Mrs. Pavis declared in discussing the mus- ical progress of the state. * “This is due in a large measure, she said, “to the efforts of Mrs. J. A. Jardine of Fargo, who has been serv- ing as vice president of the National Dr. T. F. Gullixson, St. Paul, pres- ident of the Luther Theological Sem- inary, and Justice A. M. Christianson of the state supreme court, will be the speakers at a meeting of the Men's Club of the Trinity Lutheran church at 7:30 o'clock Saturday. eve- ning in the church parlors. Special guests for the evening will 5, sponsored by the club, and their ts. ing the program by Clarion E. Lar- son, school music instructor. Missionary Society Reelects Mrs. Hughes society of the First Presbyterian church at a meeting held Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Four other officers also were re- elected. They were Mrs. F. E. Lo- gee, vice president Mrs. H. L. Wheeler, recording secretary; Mrs. Charles Liessman, secretary for stewardshi Musical numbers will be given dur-|rock sontest. ing to Mrs. Oliver Eielson, Mra. E. O. Stoudt, Jr, and Miss Catherine Mc- ee * Mrs. A. L. Overbee, 614 Second 8t., gave a birthday party Thursday af- ternoon honoring her daughter, Janet, who was nine years old. Guests were 12 girls. Two novel contests and games were enjoyed. Mary Jane Nel- be members of Boy Scout Troop No./s0n received the prize in a Valentine- contest and Emma Louise Bechtold was the winner in a sham- Individual birthday cakes marked the places and green candles lighted the table when a sup- Per was served. eee A Valentine theme was carried out with appointments in red and white when Mrs, John Peteraon, 515 Fifth ary S8t., entertained a group of eight women informally Wednesday after- noon. Bridge was played with Mra. M. J. Lee San ate score, * * The newly organized Auxiliary to the Spanish American War Veterans held its first meeting Thursday eve- ning in the Auxiliary room of the World War Memorial building. Fol- W. lodge Thursday evening in the Odd Fellows hall. Socre prizes at bridge went to Miss Rose Viere and Sergeant Herman Hemmer. Mrs. Roy Gunderson and Abe re- ceived the whist prizes. Anton Patera was chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements for the party. Breien Farmer, Among Oldest in State, Dies John Sjoquist, one of the oldest men in North Dakota, died at his farm home eight miles northwest of Breien Thursday morning. He was 97 years old. Death was caused by infirmity. Sjoquist, who had lived in Morton county since 1904, had been married 61 years. He leaves his 88-year-old widow, five sons, Sx daughters, 14) W grandchildren and one great grand- child. He was born in Sweden Nov. 9, 1835. His sons and daughters are Carl, Eben, Otto, Emanuel and Oscar 8jo- quist, all living fn the Timmer vicin- will follow the regular meeting of the U. C. T. Auxiliary at 8 o'clock Sat- urday evening in the Elks hall. SANDINO MEANS BUSINESS Managua, Nicaragua, Feb. 10.—(P)— Augusto Sandino, the insurgent lead- er who concluded a peace pact with the government last week, has order- ed execution of two of his officers for failure to conform to that pact, the newspaper La Noticias said Friday. HANGED FOR ASSAULT Carthage, Mo., Feb. 10.—()—Harry Norden, 27, was hanged Friday for a criminal assault of a Carthage high School girl. His execution came 49 weeks to the day after that of his brother, Lew Norden, for a similar offense, area Boys and Girls: With five fonder Loaf wrappers you will be admitted free to see “The Big Timer” with Ben Lion next Saturday, Feb. ll, at 10 a. m. at the Capitol thea- ter. IRN HR Essence of Mistol CAPITOL —as THEATRE ==— Matinees Saturday at 10 a, m. and 2:30 p. m. and Mrs. F. E. McCurdy, young peo: y Federation of Muslo clubs and has ——_—— Showing “Heroes of the West” been appointed program chairman for | ple’s councillor. the national biennial convention in seeaniuduvain, \seeere: Srisauen 5 Wonderloat Wrappers Admit One Child a ‘Minneapolis Mey ivan introduced by| Burr, secretary for literature; and T ke Child j Mr. Duemeland and played two plens- Lad Welch, secretary for o make Weren = —————————— ing piano solos, “ jue,” De- 4 x bay ant “Goings Os at ey of Paget tek 5 were di » een — <<a... os % asa harp soloist, He played “Melody” Legislators Are | HE D A ¥ : Venn Bik; also an extension Guests at Smoker Don't force children to eat! ‘The member of the club, sang “I Attempt —_ —w= {|S8irl or boy who has no appetite has From Love's Sickness to Fly,” Purcell! Governor and Mrs. William Langer|stasla—which means the child is and as an encore sang in German were hosts Wednesday evening at the | sluggish. But cathartics have caused ee e ew “From Grief I Cannot Measure,” bY| first of a series of four informal| more constipation than they ever Frans, He was accompanied by MiS5/ smokers for members of the two| cured! The “California treatment” is Florence Fritch, who also was at the /branches of the state legislature. | best—just pure syrup of figs. Try this piano while Miss Marian Sandin sang There were 40 guests. for a few days, then see how eagerly “Polonaise” from “Mignon,” Thomas,| The evening was passed informally | your youngster will eat. in French and “The Swallow. with bridge and conversation, and a| Stimulate the colon and that child y “Meditation” from “Thais” by Mas-| supper was served. with a finicky appetite will devour sanet, was played by Ralph Truman! fnvitations have been tasued by| everything set before him. Here's the violinist, with Miss Belle Mehus ®t) Governor and Mrs, Langer to « like| simple treatment that does more for the piano. number of guests for a similar/ babies or older children than all the In a toast to club members Rev.|smoker Saturday evening. Other | diets, fad foods, or tonics. ' Opie 8. Rindah! declared that “music| groups of legislators will be enter-| Nature has provided the “medi- | is a distinct and definite type of dis-ltained at the governor's mansion at| cine” you'll need to atir your child's 112 Inch Wheelb: cipline.” He showed that/a music| smokers on Wednesday and Saturday | colon muscles into Proper action. Cal- ne eelbase club has the finest opportunity of any | evenings of next week. {fornia syrup of figs. Pure, delicious, crescieasice: to meaner and foster petensadtatietarsaiaters Sere broom “phe lower ar th musical tradi 5 Shearn, —where It has “Acmusieal organization exerts a! glena*a, ive £6 trolt peat aac | effects on the intestines,” wt" = force for good second only to the | Shearn's sister, Miss Gene Lyken,| _ Begin tonight, with this marvelous pcan ie finer patina as Spr ele cei coer Californis ee ny all ; [aT tes py ee, underst anse ¢l ane discussed the changed attitude Ay a Taman T. riceredepee id colon of every bit of poison and hard of communities in regard to music| City “according to word received by | Waste. Then just a little twice @ atur a ebru ] i and spoke of the value of bands and| istives here. Mrs. Sheehan was| Week until the child's appetite, color, 9 7 other musical groups ss 8 civic’ 95-|tormerly Miss Anna Marle Manning, a cha ieee Even today—in this age set. Bismarck. $ never e of machines and speed— f Table decorations featured a red upset clogs the system again, use this "4 coop ete nn uma” ut, _smeto| Sea ase a Copelin Motor Company eS vases hee Lilie po ogi noes left Friday for her home after spend go srt ace daca orn principal—and sincere de- the three ong. tables where seovers|INE,AbOU A week ere as the guest), TA ibertation be sas who Phone 318 Bismarck, North Dakota ity” are reflected in. your . akol y ye were marked for 85 members and their | Second St. Mrs. Wright and Mrs.| tect your child by looking for the I. G. A. Grocer’s desire to serve you. Today, your I. G. A. guests. A brass candelabrum holding | Orchard are cousins. name CALIFORNIA on the bottle. — Grocer carries on with America’s priceless heritage—the prin- itp preiints abe, a | A Valine sot ras cari ont women see Cin tet ete tndesendenes ef'ine inner e 5 ti t—I vidual i) The program was arranged by &|in the. Sia ceneaanns ay urs. Domenie the oer of the community—the foundation up- 7 Sommittee composed of Mrs. Frank |Rolf Norman, 620 Avenue E, enter- on which its progress and prosperity must be built. That's | Barnes, chairman, Mrs. J. A. Largom|tained the members of her bridge why I. G. A. Stores are Community Builders. wi and Mjss Helen House. The djnner club Wednesday evening. Sa’ s ial: De. = = turday Specials at 7 JET OIL POLISH <:. 13¢ Ww ‘Tez HEMPEL’S ‘tore ite : t LAST TIMES TODAY! 1612 1612 SHINOLA All O& ‘ er Broadway and Third Colors ........ See AAS ‘SECOND HAND WIFE” . LAUNDRY SOA 1G. A, 25 As Daring As It Is Delightful . . . with ‘omato SALLY ILSn > MALEH BELLAMY Jello 10 bars ...... y ie VICTOR JORY J-X oe) Assorted flavors, B ‘ K LGa, Sa, | BING CROSBY Comedy — Novelty Der pkg. ............. ISCUIT FLOU “Hollywood om Parade” — News pee U. 8. INSPECTED MEA is (Trial Bag FREE — whe ee PREE) ; 332 Saturday Specials MAIN Grapefruit, Texas Seedless, large size, 6 for...... . LG. A. 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