The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 12, 1933, Page 10

= =r ee Sew see ee ee RURAL CHURCH NOTICES The First Presbyterian Church of Wilton Regular Weekly Services 10 am. Sunday—Bible School; Mr. G. Hochhalter, Supt. 11 a m—Divine Worship with ser- mon. 7 PB. ™m.—Young People’s Society of Endeavor; Gray, president. 7 p.m. Thursday—Junior and In- termediate C. E. and mission study. Miss Esther Howe and Miss Ruth Christ, superintendents. 8 p. m. Thursday—Bible Study and er. 7p. m. Saturday choir rehearsal at the church. invited. Fred W. Christ, “Don’t be so sure! She might be president, some day. Christian Endeavor every Sunday evening. Elder Walter LeRoy, State Pres. of C. E., leader, You are invited. Fred W. Christ. Stated Supply. BRADDOCK CHURCH O. E, Kinzler, pastor 10:00 a. m.—Sunday school. Mrs. L. V. Leschur, supt. 7:00 p. m.—Epworth League. Lloyd Wills, president. 8:00—Evening worship. Sloan Memorial Presbyterian H. M. Gulson, Pastor. Glencoe—Preaching service 10 a. m. Sunday school 11 a. m. Mrs. Wm. Miss Marjorie | McMurrick, superintendent. Westminister Presbyterian H. M. Gulson, Pastor. Stewartsdale—Sunday school 10:30 O. G, Davenport, superintendent. Preaching service 11:30, Baldwin Presbyterian H. M. Gulson, Stated Supply. Sunday school 10 a.m. Roy Lewis. superintendent. oO. 10:30—Morning worship. 11:30 a. m—Sunday school. Mrs. J. ¥. Hill, supt. The Watch Presb; ead My yterian Union Sunday School every Sunda: in the school house. Mr. Darl Carlson, superintendent. Children’s and Young People’s serv- fee 7 p. m. Preaching service 8 p.m, The preaching service at Baldwin 4s held every other Sunday. Kenmare Man Asking Reversal of Verdict THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1933 THE GUMPS— THE BOULEVARD VAMP FOR YOU - MILLIE = WE DON'T BLAME YOU FOR TURNING YOUR NOSE UP AT THIS VIPER— “THAT'S ONE TIME WE WANTS NOW ABOUT THE DE STROSSES- as 00 HIS PLANS ARE LAID, AND HIS: HENCHMAN ARE DOING HE REST- Iv WILL BE ONLY A MATTER OF TIME Now, ACCORDING TO HIS DESIGNS, WHEN THE BEALTEOUS. MILLIE WILL BE HIS — THAT WAS GOOD (A WORK OF YOURS, WHIMPY, HIDIN' IN MANBEE'S CAR AN’ FINDIN' OUT ALL YOu DID. 1 THINK I'D BETTER TELL UNCLE ANY HURRY, SKEEZIX. MANBEE'S OETECTIVES. WE OUGHT 7O DO IT oursecves! % i, iy Uy a Ue (box aL gin PACKING UP! ALL RIGHT, FLACK... BE RieuT wm You... GET Your STUFF, FRECKLES !! WHAT WILL OU NAME HIM, THANKS For THE ParRRoT, BILLY BowLEGS !! THE KIDS AT Home. WILL 60 crazy , OVER IT! YourR PLANE 1S LOWERED “AND REApy, commoporE t sa CALL HIM COCO, WHY DON'T ITLL TAKE ME JUST A MINUTE, UNCLE HARRY.... YOU UAVE A TREAT IN You BIRDS WITH YouR WINGS, DONT KNOW WHAT FLYING 1S....WAIT TILL YOU 6ET IN UNCLE HARRY'S SEAPLANE... WHY, SAY! You'LL BE ASHAMED OF YouRSELF AND Your, WINGS! 1S ALL SET AND veRv SHORTLY FRECKLES AND UNCLE HARRY WILL TAKE OFF For HOME..AND OLD FRIENDS !! By COWAN THE NEWFANGLES (Mom’n Pop) THEY BOTH LOOK TIRED! WE'LL GIVE THEM A NAP, WHILE WERE TRYING TO FIGURE A.WAY OUT OF THIS MINUP, Af BUT WE CAN'T Go Back | GEE! L DONT YO THE WELFARE PEOPLE] WANT THEM TO AND ADMIT WE'NE DULLED / DO THAT! LETS SUCH A BONER! THEY'D / Take BOTH TAME “THEM AWAY Tots TONOUR A TAG AROUND WIS NECK , WITH HIS, NAME - SEE ! THIS iS JIMMIE !! {ISNT THAT DARLINGS ITS LUCKY FOR US WAT TueY PuT LICENSE “TAGS ON LooKs JusT LUKE GENE, ANDGENE LooKs JusT UKE JIMMIE | By BLOSSER |: An appeal has, been filed with the AND forshi} ith sermon every ibe Brceay at 8 My mn state supreme court by G. A. Bodmer, GLADYS AND Christian Endeavor every Sunday at | Kenmare, askin, 1 of a Ward AGUSTA 7 p.m. Mr. Robert Pelghtal, presi-|vonn erp eo ae ; dent. county district court verdict against A cordial invitation to all. Fred}him for $1,500 in an action brought ‘W. Christ. Stated Supply. by Dr. O. A. Kron, Kenmare dentist, , for false arrest. a vey Suntay’ at | Dr. Kron was charged with felon! KNOW WHICH ISWHICH ~@~— Congregational Sunday School every Sunday at 10:30 a. m.—Mrs. Clyde Harvey, Supt. | ous assault with intent to kill on com- Everyone is invited. Fred W. Christ, | plaint of Bodmer following an ‘alleg- minister. ed altercation between the men. A we need you and you jury acquitted Kron, who subsequent- of Yourselves together.” Presbyterian Church 2s Be Feat eon 1001 junday. #. A. Christoph, Su Remember z «Reed the church. “Neglect not the 85-liy filed sult for $25,000 against Bod- mer. Kron was awarded $1,500 by a jury, but the district court granted Bod- mer a new trial. Bodmer appealed Divine Worship and Sermon every|to the supreme court to vacate the other Sunday at 3 p. m. jury's verdict. | AT THE MOVIES | Many Grave Hazards Accompanied Filming | Of “Central Airport” 1 In the production of an air thriller, such as Richard Barthelmess’ latest starring picture for First National, | “Central Airport,” which opens at the | Paramount theater tomorrow, every | Person connected with its making un- | dergoes grave hagards. Casualties | Jurk in the path of players, director, cameramen, technicians and partic- ularly professional stunt actors. Every precaution was taken in the/| making of this picture to prevent ac- | cidents, but even with the utmost care exercised, three planes were des- ; stroyed, and that no one was seriously | injured seems little short of miracu- lous. The net result of human casual- ties was one broken shoulder with several persons severely bruised. Hi Paul Mantz, a stunt flyer, cracked up his plane, but escaped with a brok- en shoulder. A big passenger planej carrying Richard Barthelmess, Tom | Brown, Glenda Farrell and others, | miscalculated a landing, flirted with | @ telegraph pole and a lot of wires, | overturned and was smashed, but fortunately no one was injured be- yond bad bruises and a severe shak- up. Besides the air thrills the picture contains a glowing romance based on “Hawk's Mate,” by Jack Moffitt. Others in the cast include Tom ‘Brown, Glenda Farrell, Harold Huber, Grant Mitchell and James Murray. PENSIVE SATISFYING The Cohen-Kelly War Is Over! The famous Seven Years War is over! George Sidney and Charlie Murray, co-starred in “The Cohens and Kellys in Trouble,” their seventh picture to- | Bether, refuse to go on with their ra- cial hostilities, and the result is that | When the picture comes to the Cap- itol theatre tomorrow the public will find them united against a belligerent, world. In the last six pictures of the “Co- hens and Kellys” series, Sidney and Murray have clawed, shoved, kicked, bitten and smacked each other through Atlantic City, Scotland, Paris and Hollywood, not to mention Africa and a few other places, They have quarrelled over their difference in race, over their business, their children, their wives, marriage and divorce. But this can go on no longer. They’ve laid down the law to Universal writers and directors. “George is the sweetest, the most inoffensive, the most generous man I've ever known,” says Charlie. “Be- sides, he is just a little shaver. I’m six feet one inch tall, and I feel like @ big bully every time I take a crack at him. And he can’t fight back. All he can do is to get sarcastic and make threats. “It's actually hard to get mad at him. So I've put a stop to it.” George claims he’s responsible for Peace. UI'Ya Sard, OL’ KEED! KN WEATHER WE'RE HANIN', EH, BY? (CET HIM DO WH WORRAIN’ FROM Now Ont cha, HERBIE! Tv we LE iN 1M, . bss rent SO PLEPSANT To HIM, SACNZ ISNT HE “TH FELLA ERETTIN’ ABOUT lwo das owed 1a 25 Sucks THAT ANY more— \_FER over @ Year? i Wer i ess LAST Jumace.ups. f TRANSOM, GULLETIN, SIGNAL, WHEEL es REecePTACLE, é BATTLE -AXe, PUSH- BUTTONS wo. CAIXED (sweet) | { Si ¢eect = OB 2 aw, vou | wot at malt tHouent ff stRIOVAN—po C| YMEAN WTR Boots ? WOULDN'T XID. ME |] PERAAPS You Word’ Use ff ONDER TH’ Nou THINK 1 WELL, NOW VOR WOLD NUR, MISTER ? NOUR INFLUENCE ‘To GET [| IMPRESSION BETTER Ack HER ABOUT THAT, PAL, ME SOMETHING OUT AT THE ARPORT ! You SEE, | YM ANXIOUS To ,AR— GET SOMETHING THAT WIA TAKE OP MY TIME THAT A CERTAND Noune LAW I ROW WAS TAKIN’ OP PLENTY OF “Charlie's getting too old to fight |————— with me,” he says, with a sly smile. “You know, off the screen, he's the finest man I’ve ever known and work- ed with. We never have a cross word. We go everywhere together. WASH TUBES a } ; RIGUT WHALES, FAT, viceteD, AND wih QUEER VENETIAN BLINDS IN PLACE OF TEETH, ARE WALLOWING THRU A SCHOOL OF MULLET GORGING TWEMSELVES — UNAWARE OF APPROACHING DANGER. WS ned. U. S. PAT. DER, THEN, THAT ONE OF THE CREW, CATCHING HIS FIRST SIGHT Y MAMMAL, LEAPS OVERBOARD IN TERROR?