The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 7, 1933, Page 5

La Garbo LONE SCOUT TRIBE {!atter i0 Years —1|Orwanize SETS FTS GOAL HIGH! jp Hopes to Lift Its Membership From 61 to 100, Execu- tive Fulton Says Looks Back on La Gustaffeon Officers Elected by = |Evangelical Church Two P. E.0. Chapters Workers Will Meet Chapters F and N of the P. E.0.| Plans will be completed for the feisterhood elected officers and named delegates to the state convention in Jamestown next May at meetings held Monday. Mrs. Gordon Cox was elected presi- : Council this year will endeavor to dent of Chapter F, at a meeting held . 5 raise its membership from 61 to 100 at the home of Mrs. George F. Will, . eS Bs § boys. = 323 Third St. She succeeds Mrs. Jack s The group is the only radio tribe in io : ‘ : existence, according to W. G. Fulton, Other ofticers chosen by this chaps ai "1 ter include Mrs. George F. Shafer, vice president; Mrs. George Bird, re- cording secretary; Mra. J. O. Thore- " son, corresponding secretary; Mrs. P. J. Meyer, treasurer; Mrs. T. G. Plom- asen, chaplain; and Mrs. H. O. Put- nam, guard. Delegates to the state convention chosen were Mrs. Cox, with Mrs. Sha- fer as alternate; and Mrs. A. P, Len- hart, with Mrs, Plomasen as alternate. Chapter N elected Miss Helen Bas- com president to:succeed Mrs. Juanita Edick, at a meeting held at the home of Mrs. R. E. Thompson, 821 Tenth St. Named to serve with her were Miss “aye che ag re ‘ Captain and Mrs. John Francis s treasurer; Mrs. L. P. Warren, chap-| 5441 Fort alia ri , Lincoln, were hosts to — Miss Ruby Shuman, guard.| omners of the a named delegates and Mrs. 8. H. Mer-| ‘lub, Monday » There ritt and Miss Sanderson alternates to the state CORVEERE: i é is : scoutmasters; and W. H. Payne, Cur- se s tis F. Dirlam and A. C. Van Wyk, Missionary Society ania _Arranges Guest Day The Woman's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will hold a guest day meeting at 2:30/tary of the North Dakota Tuberculo- 7 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the] sis association. Miss Strachan will church parlors, go from here to Helena, Mont. 4 _ Mra. N. 8. Johnson will play a pre-| 4 t Minnesota Governor bers to thi ° orm and Mia Neon Susan wii|| Meetings of Clubs, | Stages Bank ‘Raid’ | ba ‘ Roser conduct the devotional service, Teks|/ Fraternal Groups ; x Robert Johnston and on “Kagawa and OO Social Service Work in Japan” by Mrs Mothers’ club H. L. Wheeler anda vocal duet by weit eed at @oclock Wetnesday eve- Mrs. Clell Gannon and Miss Elizabeth ning at the home of Mrs. HT. Perry, ‘ The lower picture is of Marquerite Clarke at the height of her career as Johnson will follow. 116 Avenue B. Mrs. Frank Aughnay asked. Rent the Spare Room Saiicin’ an aa noes ciate will have charge ot the Program. Albright Brotherhood ee Your Credit Is ©} — Grinning chief Thru The Tribune Want Ads day by pyne for her home after] Members of Bismarck Homemake' spending about 10 days here with her|clup No. @ will, mect ob fam eekee | Formed by Church Here * brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and/ Wednesday afternoon at the home of — Mrs. R. 8. Towne, 722 Seventh St. Mrs. J. Johnson, 123 Front 8t. Organization of an Albright Broth- SS * * erhood was effected at a meeting of * Edwin ‘Traynor, Starkweather,| Mrs. H. O. Putnam, 623 Fifth 8t., member of the legislature from Ram-| will be hostess at a meeting of the ae nae a cae sey county, and Mrs. Traynor, who|Current Events club at 2:30 o'clock |=vanselical church here Monday have spent months in Bismarck] Wednesday afternoon. evening, according to the pastor, Rev. during the legislative session, left eee Ira . Hersberg. A chapter was form- Monday for their home. The Wednesday Study club willjeq with 96 charter members. ** # a meet at 3 o'clock Wednesday after- cashaiie 8. R. Mote, superintendent ‘of the/noon at the home of Mrs. Walter| Officers named Herman U. 8. Indian school, and Mrs. Mote|Renden, 615 First St. ‘The program | Bischof, president; P. N. Toews, vice have returned from Minneapolis /topic will be “The Russian Five-Yearjpresident; and Reuel Reif, secretary- where ir wdip cerned etn of} Plan.” the National Educat Association. eee treasurer. ~ on nate - Members of the Fortnightly clubl throughout the year, with the next Mrs. Hector es, 401 Fifth St.,| will meet at 3 o'clock Wednesday af- meeting scheduled for March 20. At | Slogan in New York [aes | who has been employed in the offices|ternoon at the home of Mrs. W. L. -| for the t ng of the state board of adminstration|Nuessle, 110 Second St. ‘Mrs, P_ 9_|*nat,tume chelrmen of standing com=| 0 So 5e fuure. 4 for several years, left Sunday for Far-| Meyer will have a paper on “The Pa- The ordinary pay-as-you-go go to join Mr. Barnes and make her | cific Northwest.” family was told that j : : + eos | City-County News | might be temporary scarce, nat’ | Chicago Banks Await se "cnterained members, of. st |°———————-# but that credit was suit the eor- | Order from Governor ‘ ‘ stone of commerce ‘and George's Evening Guild at her home| Mrs. Anna Moguson, Williston, has | Purpose : . Monday. evening. Following a busi-|entered the St. Alexius hospital for a ship and educational and fs oer oe cag crisis it re. " 7.—}—Chicago ness session the evening was spent|series of treatments. Mrs. Moguson, | WOrk. socially. who is & cousin of Carl Eliason, 218 eee Avenue D West, is proprietor of the Senator and Mrs. C. A. Miller,|White House hotel at Williston. Gackle, who have been at the Grand Pacific hotel since the first of the Roosevelt Asked to oe foodin’s regulations and the Rome Burning While q don’t you? It’s quite ‘Governor Nero Played! f For Murder, Suicide] ing notiaay deciarea | by VIRGINS evident you want a Fort Benton, Mont, March 7.) co Riedie ifort Rothmoor. eeeeiennt end Senatsr and bars |reedy, all of +3 an eee Te alaving of Wilbur Lovinger, 44,| 1OWA INSTITUTIONS 70 | LOVE ORGIES 8, Handley, Stirum, who have marck. essere print Charles | "Ses Moines Feasts that lasted three days. their home at the Patterson state banking ROMANCE Jack Wi 4 . - homes, several weeks in during legislative seasion, left Tuesday for Other Rothmoors at $16.50, $19.75, $24.75 | Bismarck Club News|} eee Coming to Shock Bismarck 1 en f ST in H, F, Keller reviewed “Grand pieced d SHE DONE, HIM WRONG Ask About Our Lay-By Plan Mrs. / Hotel,” classified as one of the out- . 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