The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1933, Page 10

TRINITY LUTHERAN ; Avenue A at Fourth Pp Rindahl, Pastor ‘we there is & cordial welcome at Weinity.” rd Sunday in Lent: & m.—Church school. 200-—Morning worship. Sermon: “Yielding to Christ.” Anthem: Trinity church cholr. Evening service— Ba concert: Criterion Quartet, Vv. . Solos, duets and quartets, Plate collection. SION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN (Missouri Syned) 419 Fourth Btreet J. V. Richert, Pastor Third Sunday in Lent, March 19th: 9:30 a. m.—Sunday school with Jun- for Bible classes; Miss Ella Brelje, su- berintendent. 10:45—Morning worship, (German) Mrs. F. Peters, organist, sus, Our High Priest.” hour in charge of (Eng- pianist. : “The Poor in Spirit,” beinj discourse on The Beatitudes of Jesus. f Mid-week Lenten services on Wed- nesday evening, March 22, at 8 o'clock. Meditation: “The Day of Contro- Bible text: “Herein ts love, God, but that He loved us, and sent Hix son to be the propitiation for our sins.” 1.John 4, McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Walter E. Vater, Pastor 10:30—Morning worship, Or; Prelude, “Adoration”, (Gaul) Ruth Rowley, organist. Anthem, “I Waited For The Lord” (Mendelssohn), Organ offertory, “Chanson Triste” (Tschaikowsky). Solo: Selected, Miss Ethel Childs. Mr. R. H. Neff, supt. (Classes for all ages.) Training classes for probationers at p.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. Topic: “Christian Ideals.” Leader, ‘Miss Vera Heaton. Evening worship at 7:30. Organ prelude, “In Deepening Shad- ows” (Stoughton). Anthem, “There Is A Green Hill Far Away” (Gounod). Organ offertory, Song” (Spinney). Guitar solos: (a) “Under His Wings”; (b) “Just As I am"; (c) “Almost Persuaded” by Mr. Allen E. Banik. Sermon: “Serving Four Loaves and Fishes,” Walter E. Vater, Organ postlude (Kern). Special Lenten service for the ening of spiritual lite on Wedne: evening at 7:30 in the church orium. You are heartily welcome to each end all our services. “Cradle FIRsT CH! (Setentiat Corner 4th Street a1 Sunday service at Subject: “Matter.” Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. am All are welcome to attend the church services and to make use of the reading FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday, March 19th: 10:16 a, m—Sunday school. 10:45—Morning worship. “The Son of Man Glorified.” 7:45 p. m.—Vesper service. Theme: “Jesus Betrayed and Denied.” FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Fourth Street and Avenue B Ellis L. Jackson, Pastor Sunday, March 19th, Guest day. 10:00 a. m.—The church school with glasses for all ages. William Mucl- ter, Jr superintendent. The Quain class for young people and the Evarts class for adults, 11:00—Morning worship. Pianist: Mrs. R. Van Neste. Prelude, “Chant Paroles” (Tschaikowsky). Offertory, “Berceuse” (Delbruck). Special music— Anthem, “To God Be the Glory,” + gq, the morning choir. Sermon: “The Guest Who Trans- | AT THE Cantor Picture Biggest’ Thing He’s Done Promised by Samuel Goldwyn as the| biggest as well as the funniest picture to come out of Hollywood this season, “The Kid from Spain,” comes to the Paramount Theatre today for four Theme; Tt is the annual screen song-and- dance comedy of Eddie Cantor, suc- ceeding his “Palmy Days” of last sea- and “Whoopee” of the year be- fore. Eddie makes but one picture a year, saving his energy, his voice and his laughs for a single big effort. gain Spain” an the story | a -e lad, who, getting kicked out of school with his room- ™mate for suspicious goings-on in a! girls’ dormitory, gets involved in a bank robbery and escapes to Mexico disguised as Don Sebastian II, the famous bull-fighter. He accepts the | secrets. He discovers the reincarnat- acclaim of a great fete in his honor, jed soul of his unholy love in a beau- trying desperately to maintain his | tiful Anglo-Egyptian girl, and his ef- masquerade until the minute he is Goldwyn went to great pains to | themes of any recent screen drama. make the arena and its atmosphere | authentic. ‘Mexico and a hundred experts of one kind or. another put it into opera- | signer and artist, Willy Pogany. Cos- tion, Sidney Franklin, the world’s | tumes and relics of the past enhance @reatest bull-fighter, appears in the | under his own name at the E i in ty BE for the gala fiesta that pre- wyn marshalled together ity-six of the proudest beauties the world, the most beautiful girls ERy Bulls were brought from | lar sets of Ancient the procession of matadors, | sa SOARS OP. ig Sy Karloff, in the .; starring role of reincarnat formed a Home,” Ellis L. Jacksen. This is guest day in all the services of the church and we invite the friends of the church and the par- ents of church school boys and girls to attend any or all of the services, A special service planned for you, 330 p. m—The Children's World Crusade meeting at the church, 7:30 p. m.—The evening service, Pianist: Mr. E. L. Gilbert. Sermon theme: “The Promised Land,” Ellis L, Jackson, Monday night, after school, White Cross meeting of the Junior W. W. G. Wednesday night at 7:30 p. m.. ‘he mid-week service at the parsonage. Thursday afternoon—The Ladies 14, A social invitation to all the serv- ices of the church. If you do not have a church home we Invite you to the service of the church, THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thayer Avenue at Second Street Floyd Emerson Logee, Pastor You are cordially invited to worship with u: share in all our services. 9:30 .—The church school—de- partm Srading and instruction tor all below the adult department. 10:30—Morning worship, “Forward ‘With God.” 12:00 noon—Adult classes of the church school. Burr; Philathea cl Young Men's 30 p. m.—Ploneer C. 6:30 p. m.—Tuxis C. 7:30—Evening service: clal Test of Character. 8:30—Young People's C. E. fellow- ship. ; The musical service with Grace Duryee Morris, organist. Morning— Organ prelude, “Caprice Vienois” Vocal solo, 3 Organ | postlude, Magi” (Latta), Evening— Organ prelude, “Gray Dusk” (Nord- mann). Anthem, “Still, Still, With Thee” (Park’s-Moore). Vocal solo, “O Loving Father,” (Del- Riego) Mr. Otto Bauer. Organ postiude, “March Trium- phant” (Williams), This is Canvass Sunday. Members not expecting to be at home in the afternoon are asked to come to the and make their sub- oir rehearsal. P. Session meet- PRING (8 INTHE AIR. AND BIA 1S ABOUT TO TAKE A MORNING WALK WITH MILLIR= He Wl SURPRISE MER IV 1B SUCH A GORGEOUS CL He EN AND ‘THAT SHE IS HE eee GIRL FoR Si SEEING HRNRIETTA THE Tonvinees ees sr HAVE SOME MONEN. JOHN, CAN'T WE GO BACK TO THE NO HORAN, HATTY. WERE COMFORTABLE GASOLINE ALLEY— SAFETY DEPOSIT WHAT OID YOU BO WITH THAT HERE AT WALCTS, THEY LIKE OS AN’ HAVE KIND OF SS e/ ONDA THIS MATTRESS? PAY To THE ORDA OF — LAWDY! S$icoc! 0 p. m—Mtd-week | FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS p. m.—Pastor’s class, Will you not ask some friend to come to church with you? th and Rosser Ave. a Herzberg, Mintster 10:00 a, m.—Sunday church school for all departments. Come to study God's word with your children, It pays to set a good example. Merrill Larkin, supt. 11:00—Morning worship service, Response by the choir. Offertory: “Ivory Palaces, cornet by Mr. Schwartz and Mr. Jenkin, “Be Joyful in the Lord,” Tus- termediate Society. Should Belong to the Church.” Alta Moos, leader. eople’s. Society. ‘Tople: Jesus’ Estimate of Hu- lara Bredy, leader, 7:45—Evening worship service. Song Service. Response by the choir, “Alone,” cornet duet by rtz and Mr. Jenkins. iness Hindrances to a 0, Alright Brotherhood. the church are invited to Come and bring a friend, Tuesday and Wednesday, 7:30, Lea- dership Training classes. 0, choir practice. , catechism classes; 7:30 je class business meeting. rence Fritch, Organist ‘Third Sunday’ in Lent: Holy Communion. —Chureh school. Morning prayer and mination, Purpose, ‘Wednesday, Mid-Week Lenten Serv- fice, 7:30 p. m. gothursday, Holy Communion, 8 a, m. a.m. Guild at 3 p.m s rge’s Evening Guild meets with Mrs. Herman Leonhard Mon- day at 8 p.m. ‘ THE NEWFANGLES (Mom’n Pop) SAW. AFFEL, ABOUT A LITTLE SCHEME, AND — (Additional Churches on Page 4) MOVIES ‘The Mumny,’ Tale Of Mysterious Egypt All the mystery, intriguing beauty, splendor and spectacle of the days of the Egyptian Pharaohs will come to the Capitol Theatre when Univer- sal’s amazing drama of reincaration, “The Mummy,” opens a feature en- gagement on Monday. “The Mummy,” conceived by Nina ‘Wilcox Putnam and Richard Schayer and adapted to the screen by the eminent British writer of the occult, John L. Balderston, deals with an ancient sacrilege committed by a High Priest of Osiris and a Priestess of Isis. A British archeological ex- Pedition unearths the mummy of the Priest who had been embalmed alive @s @ penalty for his crime. 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