The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1933, Page 5

War Mothers Close 12th Friday were dressed | an automobile accident here forenoon. His wounds at ® local hospital. Lawrence “Mickey” Lynch, Grand Forks, is spending the week-end here. nette Schmite, Places were marked St., chairman; Mrs. Andrew Person, —— | ‘| for 16 at luncheon tables decorated in| 506 Avenue A; Mrs. Minser and Mrs. ,_ City and County | Mr. and Mrs. William Hirning keeping with My ogee senson. | Sanders. Mehner, 222 Third &t.,; are parents of a girl born at Mrs, Walter J, Maddock, 101 Sixth; Mrs, Otto Mehner, 12 cup nut meats, finely chopped. 4 ; ; | Mrs. eats hopped. Meeting Here Thursday Special Tribute Is Paid to Mrs. John Burke as Retiring } President "Bix resolutions on subjects of state- ‘vide interest and a courtesy resolu- ‘Won were unanimously adopted by the North Dakota chapter of American st ‘War Mothers when they closed their 8th annual convention Thursday af- ternoon. After the program was concluded the delegates and visitors were enter- tained at tea at the governor's man- son, 320 Avenue B, with Mrs. William B. Langer as hostess. ‘The tea was the. second function given to honor the War Mothers ‘Thureday, At mn, the American Legion Auxili to Lloyd Spetz Post No. 1 entertained them at luncheon in the World War Memorial building dining room. Chrysanthemums mark- ed the place of each guest and were given as favors, Yellow candles com- pleted the decoration. Mrs. Franye Baker, president of the Auxiliary, presided during a brief pro- gram, introducing the newly elected Officers. x Mrs, A. E. Jones, Lisbon; Mrs, Fred TWnderwood. Enderlin, and Mrs. Kid, Mandan, drew up the s which endorse the relief and unemployment program of Presi- dient Roosevelt, recommended refores- tation in the state by asking the as- sistance of the State School of Fores- try, endorse the Missouri river diver- sion project, pledge aid of the society to all community service tending to help in using leisure hours created vnrough the NRA to a good purpose, recommend beautification of trunk highways and ask the assistance of Governor Langer and his state high- way commission to that end, recom- mend continuance of work in behalf of Camp Grassick and also assistance to state and local libraries. The courtesy resolution expressed eratitude to Mrs. Langer for the dele- gates tea, to the American Legion Auxiliary for the luncheon, to all who gave speeches and music, to the Fort Lincoln chapter, to the press and to Mrs. John Burke, Bismarck. “To Mrs. Burke,” the resolution read, “goes all our love, respect and gratitude for her untiring nelp in all our enterprises in her four- year administration.” Mrs. Jones on behalf of the eight North Dakota presented Mrs, Burke with a gift. ‘W. H. Johnson, Minot, commander ef the North Dakota American Le- gion, and Jack Williams, Fargo, state adjutant, were introduced. Each ex- pressed his realization of the spirit which the mothers of soldiers showed in the darkest hours of the war. Johnson said that he was proud to Miss Bessie Baldwin Heads Drama Readers Miss Bessie R. Baldwin, 615 Fifth Le was eeace . resident see Me rama appreciation up of the Communi Yy Players fed the first meeting of the season Thursday eve- ning in the Bismarck city auditorium office. Mrs. C. D. Dursema, 714 Ra ond is vice president and Mrs, yne r, 508 Thayer Avenue West, is rire Ailton Mrs. Alfreda Truman, Miss Eliza- beth Gieseler and Miss Baldwin were appointed to pia Programs, , ie grou meet regularly the first and third Monday evenings of each month at 7:30 o'clock in an available room of the World War Mex morial building or city abditorium. The next meeting will be Monday, Nov. 20. e The plan is to read and discuss plays of various types. Any member of the Community Players is eligible for membership and appl made through a organ * * ‘ M. E. Young Pegple Give Costume Party Fifty-six young people were enter- tained at « Halloween hard-time ord tume party sponsored by the Builders Sunday school class and Epworth pal church Thursday evening in the "|pal churchThuraday evening in the tag Parlors. v. Walter E. Vater, pastor of the church, assisted by Evan Digby and John:Ehrmantraut, conducted a kan- Garoo court to try those who did not wear hard-time costumes. Rev. Vater ee Satoen edhe) and award- prizes Mrs. L. V. a Albert Stude. ie freshments were served by . Clifford Palmer, the Misses en Cleo Arness and Arlene Sanborn and| M Edward Chureh arranged ne ‘ the pro- Mrs. C. L. roung . C. Young, 220 Avenue B conducted the program on Greek phil. osophy at the Fortnightly club meet- ing held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A. M. Christianson, 1005 Fifth St. Mrs. Young first gave a Paper on Plato and Socrates and the mem- bers then joined in an open discus- sion. ; Pr xk * Miss Margaret Leingang of Bis- marck, who will be married to Leslie ‘Stephens, Mandan, on Dec. 2 was complimented at a kitchen shower Biven Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Georgia Stevens of Mandan. Bridge was played with score awards Boing to Miss Leingang and Miss Bur- St., has returned after visiting with /cntertained 10 children and their the Bismarck hospital at 2:25 o'clock Thursday afternoon. |e came Thursday evening. ing Sues Me ee sen ial ae Jcabbage, add vinegar, and chill Drain and dry bles Mayoue | was played at two tables while Mra. se 8 A lar OU) Ladies’ Aid Fem and friends at- tended the programm given in the church parlors ursday afternoon by Division 4. A playlet, “The Dis- trict School,” was presented by Mi J. P. French, 615 Fourth St.; Mrs.\ . F. Trepp, 231 Thayer Avenue West; Mrse8. H. Cook, 609 Fifth St.; Mrs. E. J. Schultz, 511 Second St.; Mrs. Van R. Middlemas, 120 Thayer Avenue West; Mrs. F. ‘inser, 405 First St.; Mrs. Ralph W. Sanders, 110 Avenue C West; Mrs. A. G. O1 son, 511 Eighth St.; Mrs. T. 0. Bran- denburg, 710 Avenue E; Mrs. J. Hughes, 519 Eleventh St.; Mrs. . Mrs. F. and Mrs. George ‘Munger, 408 Avenue F. On the refreshments committee were Mrs. G. M. Constans, 621 Mandan of Presbyterian |@ | Fritz Milderbrand, Third St. en- tertained the children with games. The | ieee pele the Ce ee eae Mrs, Albert Mayer, 219 the consolation gift went to Hilderbrand, Third St. were decorated in green and centered with bouque' peas. Miss Evelyn Nygaard, was an out-of-town guest. ee * Mrs. W. B. Couch, 700 in charge of the rummage sale conducted Saturday, Nov. 4, in the McCabe Methodist Episcopal parlors by baa oa aa" Aid, of sweet :|| Meetings of Clu . | And Social Groups —?o The three bands of King’s Heralds of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church will meet Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. W. E. Vater, 407 Sixth St. * * * John Larson, Jr., will entertain the Little Americans at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lar- son, 807 Eighth St., Saturday after- noon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Charles Patterson, 427 Thirteenth S¢., will be leader. NOTICE—School and coun- ty warrants will be taken at par in trade for any merchan- dise in our store. Alex Rosen & Bro. Boys’ Clad-Ezee Coveralls Fine Grade Covert Sizes 5 to 10 Years One-Third Off THE CHILDREN’S SHOP South of Prince Hotel on 3rd St. clusion said, “I know that the War) ¢% Mothers like all other American peo- | ¥ ‘le do not want war. We shall not | ¢ iso back to 1918.” In the memorial service, represent- | % pters paid | % R tributes to the 14 mothers who | ¥ \Ntives of the various chal (Bad died since the last convention. ) ‘Installation of the new state offi-|% cers was conducted by Mrs. Jones, former state president and national | % chairman. x ek Mrs. Davis Appoints District Committees the | % eighth district of the North Dakota | > Federation of Women’s clubs has been | ¥ Florence H. Davis, | % (/ ‘The selection of eight new gnnounced by Mrs. 2029 Seventh St., district president. Five Bismarck women are included | ¥ in the appointments as follows: Mrs.| % R. A. Ritterbush, 506 Ninth &t., chair-/ ¥ man of the new motion pictures divi- | & 822 Second 3 Maude A. Tollefson, St. chatrman of radio programs; Mrs. 9 Fred Jansonius, 816 Fourth 8t., mem ber of the student loan committee; | ¥ atitution’ committee meeners Miss forks, came Thursday eyening for a (week-end visit at the home of her uncle, James erin 612 First St. Mrs, R. J. O’Brien, 215 Avenue C West, and. Miss Elizabeth Roether, Twelfth score rs in bridge when the Arbor Vitae lub met Thi evening with Mrs. (Charles Warner. rreshments were yerved following the ao games. The Tuxis society of the Pree x ive a iy 5 iny_store, ; Marjorie Niclutyee irsema, a ‘ Ohde jerian church will gi: at the A. W. Lucas com) beginning at 10 o'clock. Cynthia and He are in charge. NOTICE—School and coun- \ Have Your Pleating, Hem- stitching Cloth vered . Buttons and Buckles, done by the Peacock Art Shop , On Broadway Under Town (Mrs. E. J. Taylor, 511 Sixth 8t., con-| % SATURDAY Last Day of the Big Dollar Days Sale The Holiday Season Is at Hand and: Toilet Needs Will Be Many. This is an opportunity to supply them at savings to you. Listerine, 14-ounce Krank’s Lather Kreem, two 35c tubes ..... Id and Vanishing Cream, 65c jar .............. Pond’s bottle ... Palmolive Shampoo, 50c bottle .. Rub Aleohol, one pint bottle .... Ovalbine, GOUBU Me o.oo. sos ces cade vices sacs cs csevelece Zonite, dollar bottle .... ha f Vaseline Hair Tonic, 75c bottle ...... - Krank’s Hair Root Oil, two 50c. bottles. .............30 Palmolive Taleum, eee 25c tin .... _Mello-Glo Face Powder, dollar box ... Princess Pat Face Powder, dollar box .. Wild Root Wave Set, 60c bottle................. Woodbury’s Facial Soap, 25c bar ..........,.0+se00e Listerine ‘Shaving Cream, 25c tube ... Nujol, dollar bottle .............. ccc css ee scene eeeees Glycerine and Rose Water, 25c bottle .............0008 Pond’s Skin Freshener, dollar bottle .. 59 AT 49 25 34 19 19 59 49 ee ery eee eee ecceses Cee ecerirccce Daggett.& Ramsdell Vivatone, 75c bottle ....... Daggett & Ramadell Cream, 60c jar’ ...... Vick’s VapoRub, 5c jar ..... : Vick’s Nose and Throat Drops, 50c bottle ... oper eereere “Tooth Paste, Colgate’s or Squibbs, 25c tubes, 2 for ....... State Senator W. D. Lynch of La! Moure was a business visitor in Bis- marck Thursday. Rosser avenue west, , are Mr. and Mrs, G. E. Norbury of 101 Ke Bismarck, parents of a boy born at St. Alexius | + CLASSIFIED *| DIRECTORY Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Zimmerman of |200n- Napoleon are parents of s boy born at 4180 o'clock Thursday afternoon| | Ernest Reid, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Leonard Reid of 421 Six- teenth St., suffered minor bruises inj strips. , jhospital at 1 o'clock Friday after- St Today s Recipe aol | Carrot, Cabbage and Nut Salad 2 cups carrots, cut in very fine 2 cups cabbage, finely shredded. ) Cal toss together lightly with sour cream jand mayonnaise mixture. Serve on ‘crisp lettuce or as a slaw. Serves 8. Barn Dance, Sat., John Elia- son, S, W. of Baldwin. (Barn heated.) Ft. Lincoin Orchestra. One of the Greatest Shows of all Times! WHICH OF THESE TWO MEN WAS HER HUSBAND? They looked alike! They tolked alike! They acted alike! How could. she tell thet the one who made love to her was ‘only @ masquerader, hired by her husbond to double for him — ‘even at home! Special! —Added Units— 20 MINUTES OF HILARIOUS FUN! Mickey Mouse Cartoon Paramount News EXTRA! Iowa vs. Minnesota Football Flashes ENDS . TONIGHT “THE WAY TO LOVE” ‘GOLDWYN Production Qonald . A story ‘thet moves with the speed of a plummet. it holds you tense with its mystery, . keeping you on edge eas situation after situation unfolds itself and you wonder WHATS GOING TO'HAPPEN NEXTE ma PARAMOUNT, Sat. - Mon. - Tues. *sauutt* Daily at 2:30-7-9 SEE PARIS WITH GAY CHEVALIER! Want a cock, Want a clerk, Want a partner, Want 2a situation, Want to sells farm, Want te borrow money, Want to sell livesteck, Want to rent any reoms, Want to sell town property, Want te recover lest articles, Want to rent a house or farm, ‘Want to sell second hand “urniture, Advertise Tri : ibune! |: PHONE 82 Woden took nine magic twigs and smote a poisonous Serpent into nine bits. These were changed into nine herbs which had power over every- thing evil. This Teutonic Myth seems queer to us as we are able to avail ourselves of & physician's expert scientific knowledge. Where Science and Ethics Corner 4th & Brondmay G. P. Hotel Bidg. 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