The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1933, Page 8

WHAT'S o'clock. nna_in Excell Organ prelude: sis” by Miss Ruth Rowley, organist Anthem: Wilson Wings of} 1. Devold. of Eternity” by “liymn of Tri- 0 noon. Mr. Re ner te allages. Let us dred mark in attendance this § day. We are counting on you and Topi Leader, ms at Twi- uler, ‘© Jesus Thou Art Stand- ke “Chapel Bell". cted by Miss Marion San- din. Sermon: “The Religion of a Busl-| Ress Man” by Walter FE. Vater. This will be the third sermon of ‘ ireat Men as Prophets ude In D—Scarmolin. fee on Wednesday eve- o'clock elcome awaits you at all! CHURCH school ments, us all tr real hard to. be in our place Sun morning even though it t cold. Father, why y ing r 2 Men's hope Topie: “Play- gue. Tonic: “The y W service Bing the old 6 Special select Sermon: “To Yo: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 80.001 ship ‘Training classes at the hig ol, Wedn: Praper serv: 9:00 p, m.—Choir practice. Friday at 4:00 p. m—Catechism classes, ‘ome and help us 1 songs, n by the choir, TH5 p. m.—Mid-week FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Fourth Street and Avenue B t of up-| Worner, super- | school, s for young people. | ‘s for adults. school with Offertory iz Special musi Sermon: * Ellis L. Jackson. Special responsi the 49th anniver: vention and the b Golden Anniversary Y At the c —Anthem by the choir. te BLY Leader, Ruth | r high ‘school same hour. 1 Futility of rnoon at 3 o'clock, the 1 meet at the parson- | the nvitation to all Street Pastor ‘ou to worship ices. The , lock with elasses for your chil- ARES ‘in dren and remain for the Bible class Morning the pastor in the church au itorium, Worship at lock sured Future.” meets at 5:30 | oclock and the Tuxis society at 6.39 gelock. The Evening Service is at 4:30 o'clock, subject: “What Jesus Ex- | AT THE MOVIES Sensational Details Concerning 500,000 Homeless Boys Bared ling the Tempest"— | ping Ideais Alive” by cts of Christians.” All y jPle are particularly, invited tw us Iservice. There wi i |by the Tuxis choir under the direction of Mra. Mcleod : | the ‘musical Morris, organls Morning— e Duryee ‘Sanctus"—Gounod, the Earth Remains jante"-—Orfeo, Gluck. TILDA- IF ANY ONE ASKS FOR. ME OR WANTS TO SEE ME r TELL THEM IM OUT= | DON'T WANT To SEE ANY BODY Lett ANYTHING= 1) HAVE A VERY Got REASON FOR THIS- AND | DON'T THAT ma, RINGS WANT ‘TO BE DISTURBED ~ THE JITTERS FOR FEAR Nl WANT TRERES NOE NOTE NOW $18 NERA ave Me O ‘God"— Rondegger. , Organ postlude: “Recessional’—De- Koven. : | Evening — : y | “Organ prelude: “Chant San Paroles’ Rell, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS FRECK...WE'LL BEAT 'EM, Special music—Tuxis choir, =e ight Song” -‘stult fe: estival -March"—— Offertory \ Organ postiud Hayes. | AN CHURCH ‘al nferenice) Fourth Street Nfessional service in age. 1 rman services with elebration of Holy Communion, Mrs. |F. ters, organist. | “6:45 p.'m.—Bible hour in charge of | \™ Walther League. { | OazED AND STILL NOT REALIZING HIS MISTAKE, HE IS HELPED OFF THE FIELD. 7:30 p, | m.—-English communion j services. Miss Mary Mahiman, plan- t Those members intending to par- icipate, but who were not able to nnounce last Tuesday evening, may {de efore the respective services. DONTCHA cane, [=< = 670 0 IN THE THIRD PERIOD... RED TELLS CRASH To GET HOT! : “They continued stead- |fastly in the apostles’ doctrine and jfellowship. and in the breaking of ybread, and in prayers’—Acts 2, 42. | TABERNACLE ser and Eleventh 0 3. Johnson, Pastar |., 9:30 a, m.—-Sunday school, Mrs, G. | Mandigo, superintendent. 1 Torning worship, { 1 3: fternoon service. Preaching | —Evangelistic service. We invite you to these services, They \~ 1 help you, Come and bring’ al rf i | THE OLD STOVE, | TO. START A FIRE, GiILMORESCA LAN A FLOCK OF KITTENS nd. Wednesday evening we begin a 10- prayer meeting, with prayer serve {ice every night at 8 o'clock, Come} jand join us in prayer for the lost. If | lyou have some one you wish to see ed, bring in the name, and we will place It on the Tabernacle pray- er list. Friday, idors » | Saturda p. church, i You are welcome here. . m.—Christ's Ambassa- m.—Children's FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH 616 Avenue D G, Adolph Johns, Pastor Sunday, Nov, 5—All Saints Day. 5 a. m,—Sunday school and bible SALESMAN SAM WELL, CHARLEY, (' ALL SET To Leave~(T WAS NICE OF YA TO OFFER ME ALL TH COUGH H —Morning worship. | hold a Host Arrayed int or Worldling.” | rp om le study. The study lpring your ine V'LL CLEAN OUT TH’ SAFE AN’ GIO Ya ‘a pen oi 3 : S G000-ey! | Tuesday, Nov. 7, at 8 p. = jchureh board will meet in the ; Parlors, Wednesday, Nov. 8, at 8 p. m.—Cholr lipeecare. Thursday, Nov. 9, at 3 p..m.—Ladies’ id. Mrs. H. . Engen and Mrs. the hostesses. John Olson ai ‘ Si N 11, at 9 a. m.—Con- Saturday, rmation THE GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Eighth and Rosser » Minister —Church school. What dgen doing white others church school? 11:00—-Morning worship, Prelude, Special music by the male chorus, age: “Ein Wandel un Licht.” —Bible instruction. | K. che, teacher. Your children Young People's arithmetic, — 2, yy the minister, ivening service, ial music by the girls’ chorus, ing’ cdnesday, 8 p. m—Prayer meet- g: You are cordially invited to these meetings, GE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH John Richardson, Rector iss Florence Fritch, Organist vices, 21st Sunday after Trinity: ‘hurch ‘school, ‘Holy Communion and “Life Deepest Les- | gon. Monday, 8 p. m.—Evening Guild. END Tuesday, 8 p. m.—Monthly vestry ie is ‘ meeting. i] MESSAGE ~~: i, Thursday, 7:30 p. m, _ ee y DP. m.—Choir prac. ee ———— TRINITY LU’ Avenue A at | ist Sunday aften’h 21s! junday after Trinity, Nov. $: Church school, 9:45 a, ef ene Morning worsh: 11:00 o'clock. Pa phe Be J. H. Lunde, ‘volo and duet Mrs, UC, A, and Grace Livdahi. 7 aise ng service Luther League at WASH TUBB3 R Feehan, Pastor 2 y je at Elghth st. | gdtasses at 8 9, 10 and 11, Nine { o'clock Mass 1s for children, TELL YOU WHAT ILL 00, TUSB YOu, SEE. I LIKE YOU A LOT. You GoT CHARACTER. YOURE SMART, YOURE SHREWD. 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