The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1933, Page 5

F4 Is Listed by Miss Ruby Wilmot, Director ximately 600 Children of/ # First Six Grades Will Take Part in Production A = . |Trinity Aid Society pinyecs BR? Eye Cast of Musical tam Abd Magic Lamp,’ __THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1933 __ and high scores were held by Mra. P. W. Friese and Milton Rue. f Dont Earle Schar-| Friese and Mrs. Ray 2 ; Presbyterian Mothers Elect Mrs. Bavendick Mrs. F. J. Bavendick was elected «| President of the Presbyterian Moth- .|ers club at a meeting held Wednes- day everting at the home of the re- tiring president, Mrs. Arthur V. Sorensen, 615 Fifth St. Mrs. L. V. Miller was elected secre- tary to succeed Mrs. M. H. Sidener. Mrs. A. A. Whittemore addressed the group, speaking on “Child Train- ing,” and dealing with men- tal and spiritual aspects of the child's education. F F pel o8E ¥ ite E i 8 [ ? BEBE HP E ‘i F i 8 wd FEE vd ft i} aH 5 . McLeod, sang “To My Mother” (Bradsky), and “The Slum- ber Boat” (Gaynor). A social hour followed and refreshments were served. ee & To Give One-Act Play members of . 2 Mrs, George Bartlett, 207 Seventh Ladies’ Aid society of Trinity Lu-/st,, has returned from a several days’ theran church will give at 8 O'clock! visit with relatives and friends in » April 28, in the| Jamestown. * 8 % by Walter Ulmer and/ Mrs. H. E. Ahlen, 123 Mandan 8t., vocal numbers by Mrs./nas gone to Cleveland, N. D., to spend the! month with her mother, Mrs. C, . |A. Pomeroy, who is seriously ill, Mr. Ahlen, who accompanied her to Cleve- Jand, has sep Bismarck. * * Members of St. Jude's missionary “|gtoup held a meeting Wednesday ~jevening at the home of Mrs. James g i ot 5 jee AL yaay, afte agee is "88 E. fF EEE i Z é F se az #2 = 10 OPEN TUESDAY] p= Representatives of 27 Women's Organizations to Convene At Spiritwood Representatives of 27 clubs com- eight sign, Spiritwood. Mrs. Ray D. Sher- man, Jamestown, will give the ad- dress of welcome and Mrs. John Burke, Bismarck, will respond. Following the report of the secre- tary-treasurer, Mrs. T. H. Steffen, Wilton, Mrs, John Knauf, James- town, state president, will discuss needed revisions to the federation constitution and club presidents will Present their reports. Mrs. Berg, Courtenay, will speak on “Pub- lc Welfare.” An address on “Women's Clubs in Federation” by Mrs. Knauf will be a highlight of the annual convention banquet Monday evening, preced the formal opening. At this time also the district song contest will be conducted and members of the Cour- tenay Women’s club will present the Playlet, “The Visit.” Talks by Mrs. J. K. Blunt, Bis- at state radio chairman, and by of homemaking and of art jiscussed by Mrs. V. J. LaRose Plymouth Launches Advertising Drive The aggressive campaign of the Plymouth Motor corporation on its two new lines of motor cars started here Thursday. ‘The Plymouth corporation has done the unusual by announcing two new motor cars within a week and both cars, it was asserted, are being backed by an advertising and merchandising ra George} Chic takes re it y AVY \e \ ws * Dp. a Et Tee Co doe A bright red felt hat from Le Mon- nier has cutouts thru its crown thru which grosgrain ribbon shows in a zig-zag design. The sweater costume follows suit and is knitted with fas- ing} cinating white stripes trailing down the long, tight sleeves, from the high, plain collar. The suit fastens, Rus- sian style, down the left side, oO | Gets Real Thrill at Enderlin Movie Show Fargo, N. D., April 27—(?)— More thrills than he bargained for were experienced by Orval Miller, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miller of Enderlin, N. D., when the lad attended a western movie thriller at Enderlin Wed- nesday evening. Orval was chewing on the lead- en pellet portion of a 22-caliber cartridge as he sat on the edge of his seat, eyes glued on the screen. Came a tense moment, Orval gulped, swallowed the pellet. It lodged in his right bronchial tube. Tt was removed at St. Johns’ his home Friday. Petitions to Refer Sales Tax Sent Out E FeE f « dinner party the club Wednesday evening at the home of the president, Mrs. Milton End o’Month Ready-to-Wear CLEARANCE SALE! Prices slashed, regardless of cost or value! We must make room for incom- ing summer apparel! Savings up to 50%! Silk Dresses! Ladies’ Coats! values to $5.00, | Values up to $10.00, em $2.40 | 5" $4.90 at... Silk a Ladies’ Coats! Regan to Heh, in Reauler valves to $18.00, & materists $6.90 | materas.. $8.90 Galyak Jackets! In Black, Silver or Sale price.. 94.40 of stock at discount of. . 25% Ladies’ Hats! sx" 2 Si 2 a2 98c “ Mesh Hose! Fashioned, of high- |/ eas ES, Wash Frocks! New Anklets! of fine color combina- tions. 8 Rayon Undies! in New cri ie Menlen, Pair ae Child’s Shoes! Elk Oxfords, ble soles, in Sees 79c. Ladies’ Slips! Eo: beni. bell ous 39 eee at Pioneer ‘k. Those planning to ‘fide pander to be at the church —_— | Meetings of Clubs, | Fraternal Groups —_———— Younger Brother of Local Man Succumbs camy . —_ reba Fargo, N. D., April 27.—(#)—Three thousand petitions, accompanied by a letter explaining the proposal to re- fer the North Dakota sales tax have been distributed in the rural sections of the state, Nels P. state senator from Steele and Griggs coun- ties, announced Wednesday while in Fargo. The petitions, Simonson said, are to be returned to 10 days. The “State Protective League” has been organized, the ‘Finley senator ex- plained, to press the referendum which will prevent the sales tax go- ing into operation until the voters of the state have an opportunity to express their attitude toward it. Seven thousand signatures are re- quired and Simonson said he antici- pated no difficulty in securing that number. Within the next few days 1,500 more petitions will be distributed in the villages, towns and cities of the state, he said. Adjutant of Legion Attacks Economy Act Garrison, N. D., April 27.—()—That today. And it's up into what the dollar will The new Passion for Slick 1 Stranger Is Cooled | ———__.______. She said she had changed her ple to relieve the rich men of the country, was charged by Jack Wil- liams, department adjutant of the North Dakota American Legion, in an address before delegates to the fourth districs meeting here Wednesday night. Williams said the Veterans’ hospital in Fargo might be forced to close as a result of the law. Congress wil be held in Placed in the museum. | Chicago, Aug. 28 to Sept. 4. this:Riding Boot Ce will buy FRIENDLY FIVE SHOES $5 buys a genuine calf- skin, English military riding boot. Leather lined. Correctly shaped. 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