The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1933, Page 5

ry ~ Riehe Tanase" Weene 0-1" “Be Staged by School THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1933 Mrs. Roosevelt and ‘Dot’ A 5 College Orchestra to |Miss Mildred Fried Give Sacred Program| Is Tendered Shower “Vocal numbers, selections by a vio-| Honoring Miss Mild Mildred Fried, city iin quartet and @ brass quartet in ad- education instructor, whose dition to orchestra numbers will be included in the sacred concert which a i ROOSEVELT viEWS: FINANCIAL PICTURE at the Hall home, 404 West I .tavenue. Guests were members of the [two tenms, of which Miss Fried is President Would Find New Farmer Is Guilty Of Manslaughter Elk Point, 8. D., March 30.—()— Explore Capital Paths) |peze22 sespee Cochran, Moville, Iowa, farmer who was found guilty in circuit court Thursday afternoon of manslaughter in the second-degree in connection with the fatal shooting of R. D, Mar- kell, Elk Point milk trucker, in a milk strike gun battle Feb. 2. The jury reported its verdict aftec 21 hours’ of deliberation. Cochran was tried for the fatal shooting of Markell, in a battle near Sioux City, Iowa, Feb. 3. Tribune Want Ade Bring Results A. W. LUCAS CO. Get Yourself a Sailor Funds For Putting Men to Work Immediately Mr. ‘Bimte | is sraereise i erteinistie nod, Miss Stella Thompson; pipe or-| school. The wedding will take place | vised budget Thursday to find funds gan solo; “Fairest Lord Jesus” and “I) the first part of June. for putting men to work immediately peg Tell Sanne “Ce Wine ave ee * on the forest conservation program ‘Prayer,’ - FF tY 8. Yearned Alone,” ‘Tschatkowski, and| Three-Ring Circus to | *Pext ta, be in Secnueaey Wrccdie and Lewis Douglas, director of the Hae psi for a lengthy look at the le new government financial pic- beg to find out how things stand as a result of recent economies and what can be spent. president is going to use un- ee *% i" ‘The Wachter school gymnasium has|™ Orvedal to Address taken on the aspects of “big top” in7 this week as pupils of the school pre- Trinity Luther Leagues for the fine perormanee Perea their three-ring circus at 7:15 o'clock Mrs. Lorin Myli will lead the de- rota tee Pace te ey ese reine, Matin perfomance Luther League program at 8 o'clock |trom both productions will be used for Friday evening in the Trinity Luth-/ the school piano fund. EE aaar arn Opening in true circus style, with a Miss Mildred Qvale will conduct a ind parade in which rare and fero- study of the Luther League topic; stous animals are featured, the there will be # talk by O. Leonard haat Orvedal; Mary Louise Nuessle will play @ piano solo; Harold Cunning- bet wpoclattiag Wi tay GOgSiaN anDe: ham will play a’clarinet solo and Miss |‘¢ sPecialties will be complete show. Dagny Aslakson will sing “If You|® dancing act by a group of clowns, a Have Kindly Feelings,” Borreson. dog show, an equestrian act and an A social hour -will follow the pro- |°8an stinder and monkey act. gram. Hostesses for the evening are| Pupils will impersonate the animals, Mrs. O. 8. Rindahl, Miss Frances|Which have been made at the schoo! Carlson and Miss Marian Dahl and all animals will reappear in the **% & : bore About 80 — ‘will appea: Miss Agnes Peterson, e circus, which is being staged postmaster left Tuesday for hernome|under the direction of the school| after spending several ar in Bu. faculty. marck as the guest of * * *® Hugo F. Tramp oad ‘Miss ‘de Members of her bridge club met expended funds saved from Ltd improvements which have been held up in order to finance the foresta- tion work, Meanwhile he and vada wily ing plans for bond issues to float a new public works p! m and a refinancing of farm and home debts. Before another week ends Roose- financial experts are di tertainment will include nearly all of velt is confident of putting into ef- ‘3 3 s fect a great amount of his govern- “ ‘ yt aN Sha : 3 ae "| ment reorganization plan by which he expects to save another $100,000,- bgt nt mol fixed charges. efore the new government year - een : starts on July 1 he intends to make is SX —) . +g __—_—_—_—_—_—EA_A———_—_—_——_————_—_—_—_—_ ances whlch congress authored him fn her first appearance on the famous bridle paths of Washington's fT Rock Creek Park, Mrs. Roosevelt proved herself an expert rider. On yon a fn the diection of] Dot. her favorite horse, she explored the long wooded paths as this 1 i i counted upon by him, first picture of her as dss rider was made. Springer, 414 Seventh 8t. ‘Tuesday afternoon for a luncheon at A)| Mrs. Fred Ebenal, 201 Pifteenth &t., * the home of Mrs. H. F. O'Hare, 802 ‘Thursday morning at their home. Miss Marie A td 310 First St.,| Fifth St. Later bridge was played * * used Easter decorations for the tables| at two tables, with Mrs. W. A. Mc- Mr. and Mrs. John’ B, Brown, 918 NOTICE! when she entertained members of her re a score prize. Sweet St., are parents of a son born Ks bridge club Wednesday evening at * Wednesday ty evening at thei at their home. Beginning Saturday, April her home. Three tables were in play.| Miss aauired Prie. 600 Main ave- SS eee io ila went llr Sopher nut, was bareerrbied boeccortd of her “ALL A BLANK A BLANK at the ‘Wynkoop, Miss Bert! farney and/ bridge club Tuesday evening. There Prancisco—! Mrs. Walter Stitzel. were guests for two tables and high ineeeng-an ene of State Finds His fee bsoaepaa can cued ore CAPITOL +e ® scores were held by Miss Mildred Hoff not ing when she ob- a Formal Program As In- _ |Jected to Callahan's going to an ice és ogr: skating party. When Callahan headed PARAMOUNT teresting As Story toward the door Mrs. Callahan picked ‘THEATRES up the family gun and fired a charge incase arreiriaas in his ioral raat She was; more ‘shocked than he was when he cagahington, March 30 UP-—To | didnt fall. ‘The gun was loaded with been granted the opportunity, which | blanks. applying his For her mother, Mrs. G. A. Her-|and Miss Irene Lambertus. rick, White Bear, Minn., who was 79] ter motif was carried out in the table years old Wednesday, Mrs. A, W.| appointments. Snow, 911 Eighth 8t., entertained a eee group of friends at an afternoon sew-| The Misses Pauline Jeffers and ing party. Mrs. Herrick, who 1s/ Florence Larson, 322 Ninth 8t., en- spending the winter here with her|tertained eight young women at a daughter, received several gifts. A|bridge dinner Wednesday evening to vow! of yellow roses and a birthday |celebrate the birthday anniversary of ‘Will Start at 7:15 and 9:15 P. M. oday and Friday WE DEFY YOU TO SOLVE IT: nunpeet ss given 60 necon Crime of the Century.” “PARAMOU; NEWS” April 1, all evening shows start at 7:15 and 9:15. \ PARAMOUNT; Ic ceo ever this spring. They’re made of that fascinating BAFFLING! new sharkskin straw. They sit much higher in the RTTY BOOP” NOTICE — Beginning Saturday, $ f sage Sailors have always been good, but they’re better than . back. They’re the perfect note for tailored fashions — . not too severe, but captivatingly feminine. Black, Navy and Gray. 21 to 23-inch head sizes. will cake brought by one of the guests | Miss Jeffers’ sister, Miss Ruth Jeffers. decorated the refreshment table. Misses Tena Toftner and Martha Notveit received the bridge prizes and their was a gift for the guest of hon- or. Decorations were in keeping with the spring season. +e The Pride of P. J. Meyer, president of Hoskins- Meyer, was host at a banquet Wed- North Dakota |{snwareccnse aches fr Bankrupt will seek to put in effect the compara- tive free trade principles for which The Finest, Safest and Most Up-to-Date Place to Stop ference and a well-thumbed copy is always within his reach. 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