The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 11, 1933, Page 8

‘ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1933 ‘HERAN t 616 Avenue Adolph’ Johns, Pastor, (CHURCH :. a. picnee. Nov. 12—22nd Sunday aft 10:30—Morning worship. Anthem: “He Leadeth '\ Sermon; 8:00 p.. Bored by Luther League. a Devotions conducted “by arth, i is welcome. Miss Leona Luther, the Musician” by Miss Nina|Sjoniom will be in charge” NeLuther's Catechiams” by Miss All mo tthe Wand wih Bl ammpareent 8" by Miss Alice | ing The mpor' Brown, y i The b important “Ten Contributions of Luther to the World” by Gordon Engen. “Luther's Attitude to the Word God” by Pastor Johns, Wednesday, Noy. 15 at 7:30 p. m. Bible study In the book of Acts, 8:30 p. m.—Choir practice. Saturday, Nov. 18 at 9 a. m. firmation class, 2:00 p. m.—Juntor Mii meet in Cot sion Rand w the church parlors, FIRST BAPTIST C1 Fourth Street and Av Ellis L, Jackson, M Sunday November the 00 a. m.-—The Chu RCH B in Wiillam Mueller Jr., Superintenden Drs. C. G. Worner, primary su tendent. The Fivarts is fo The Quain class for 7 sD 11:00—Morning worship. Pianist—Mrs, Prelude: Bei Oftertory: L Special music: Adolph Englehart. Sermon: * Ellis L. Jackson, 6:45 p. m.—Intermediate B. Y. P. Leaden—Howard Beers. Meeting the church parlors. Senior B, Y. P. U, Group. Bubject: A program for 1 ward Cole, presiding. Pa the members of the service sion, Ruth Rand, chairman. O- A cordi dnvitation to young people to the ¥. P. U. and the evening service, 7:30—The evening service. Mr. B. UL. Gilbert. s y the federal council hurches will be used: ion"—Ellis L. Jackson. “The sum of the whole matter this, & m.—Sunday school and Bible Haro, is Violin solo, selected sive service of worship fur- ot “The Building of a Na-| chy that our civilization cannot sur Nive materially unless it is redeemed} and girls to service, attend the THE SALVATION ARMY 112 Main Avenue Adjutant and Mrs, H, Smith, Officers in Charge. sham, Assistant. Howard (1 Corps band, under of Howard Chesham. # invited. Sunday, November 16:09 a. m.-—Ca Sunday school. as: including a Bible being your children to Sun- Stebbins, in th: meeting, oF er ool. irorge Holiness meeting, of morning Adjutant Herbert Smith will oung People’s Legion, 1d the young. peopl, but al singing and Adjutant mith will bring the message. of e Salvation extends a their meetings, Old time gospel singing and preaching. Come and bring your friends, You will be M-|made to feel at home in the Salvation Army. ill | Opies There isa ity .. Pastor. ial welcome at Trin- th Anniversary Festival, and Tible classes 11:00 a. m. : The Rt. Rev. David Stoeve, onal choir, “Fairest of Roses” nniversary tea, m. tod pom. The Holy City” by reh choir. tindahl, director, U. in 1 Armistice THE GUMPS—FOOD FOR THOUGHT US PAL OM. Congnoah, 199, ree Ny Sire Cheney Trane FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS YC GOSH! Im GLAD youre our >. <b OF Tue DUMPS, FRECK! JUST,PUT THIS IN YouR HAT RED.... IF LGET HI FELLAS! wey! Toss ME A | gta? inne VANILLA i boat ne) LET A THING Like THAT HALF A CHANCE IN MAKE MINE A SPOON, FRECKLES = wrong _A YOURS WEAR You DOWN = IT'S TUE KINGSTON GAME. AN DONT THROW Wis A ALL FORGOTTEN Now, a ih) antien LOOK OUT !! B. Sunday school neluding Junior Bibl Q erna Brelje, superintendent, 10 Morning ices in the Eng- lish language. Mrs, F. Peters, organ- Ist. “The tian Church.” 0 p, m.—Divine services at Bald- History of the 18] 5p m.--Bible hour in charge of Ither League. bpiritually.” 0p. m.—Vesper services (Eng- Thursday at 3 p. m. The Mission) ) Miss Mary Mahlman, pianist. ‘ircle at the parsonage, 519 Fourth| Sermon: “Blessings of the Luther- it, an_Reformatic ; The fs fell lo not have a church home. BT. GEORGE'S FPISCOPAL CHURC Rev. John Richardson, Rector a church extends an Invitation to} lowship and service to all who ices in comformity with anniversary These ser’ the birt | You are cordially invited to these HM | services, and become more acquainted |with Martin Luther and the Reforma- 450th of Luther's Mi ‘lorence Fritch, Organist. tion. Services 22nd Sunday after Trinity.| In the last meeting of the church 8:00 a, m.—Holy Communion, council, the schedule of services in 933 m.—Church school. the ui f the language has heen 10:30—Morning pra: and sermon. | chang: iy ning with the month Subject: “The Rev ot Hope." of Nove Il the church services In Commemoration of Armistice] wii conducted in the English a language, with the exception of the st George's Guild meets Thursday | iret Sunday of each month, when the Ot Fp. m. morning ices will be in the Ger- p.m. Choir practice at 7:30 p. m. McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPA CHURCH Walter E. Vater, Pastor Morning worship 10:30. Organ Prelude: Anthem: Roberts. Organ Offertory: Frysinger. Bolo. Selected by Miss Phyliss Wolverton. Sermon: Dr. og. Our Youth Se rgan Postlude: Sunday School poe Superintende: 1s. worth League 6:30 p. m, iiss Margaret Church. worship 7:30. relude: Intermezzo—Szali Isaac jous! hen Foster club composed rade pupils under the Ruby Wilmot, will] p, rection of Miss ep! f 50 eighth ing Gratitude, by Protheroe. low the Day is Over, by Bambey. Organ Offertory: mith. F Solo: By Miss Arlene Sanborn, The Pong of Redemption, by Protherce: i Mm: Dr. 1a ac ‘With the Highest.” Organ Postiude: March Rellgious— Komster. « bur services. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thayer at Second St Floyd E. Logee, Pastor. 10:00—Bible school, invited to the mixed Ribie clai Bu 11:00—Morning worship. “Fading lemories,” sermon by the pastor. 2:80=Ploneer society for intermed- age-group. O—Tuxis society, for high echo fe fathers and sons. “Memories th. lust Not Die,” a series of by a number of e: ‘oung people's es . <All young people are ring their friends, ‘ednesday 7:30—Mid-week pray: wervice. ‘The Musical service: Grace Duryee eee organist. Orn Organ. Prelude—Negro spirit KGillette). eas uartet——-Grateful O Lord (Roma), (Norsworthy), Quartet—Harvest Anthem (Tours), ffertory—Romance Evening: Organ Prelude—Sortie Festivo (Bo pevifertory—Sunset Reverle 5). Organ Postlude—(Meale), Special music is being arranged f, ecial Armistice service, 6 A special invitation is given to boys AT THE ‘Night Flight’ Boasts John Barrymore, Helen Hayes, Cla: Gable, Lionel Barrymore, Montgomery and Myrna Loy form the | strong multi-star cast which interprets “Night Flight.” the emazingly new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer _pictu: ‘which opens Monday at the Para- mount Theatre. “" The story is a terifically powerf tale of flying the mail by night in South America. It was directed by @ man who holds a transport pilot's license, Clarence Brown. It is from the pen of Antoine de Saint-Exupery, ® pilot on the very line he writes bout. Director Brown says of this tale, “Night Flight” is the only real, trul jane ay. so far written.” Mood Pensive, Ap- |sa Plefiela—Miss Ruth Rowley, organist. Peace I Leave With You Gethsemane— ig Coon—“Tak- Leader. In a Gondola— Coon, “Living ‘Braver service Wednesday evening “A hearty welcome awaits you at all departmental, led instruction for all ages. Adults e church auditorium led by Judge es. 7:30-—Special Armistice Day service reminis- (Faul- Six Famous Stars! accurate, authentic and human air- man langu The Walther League will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock for its business and educational meeting. All the leaguers are urged to attend. Confirmation instructions ¥y morning at 19 o'clock. GOSPEL TABERNACLE Corner Rosser and Eleventh Herman G, Johnson, Pastor. Mrs. G. Mandigo, L every Ss jupt. 9:30 a. m. Morning worship Afternoon service 3: Evangelistic service 7 0 The orchestra will play. . | message. p.m. A gospel Prayer meeting every night this week at 8 o'clock, Come and join in with us In prayer for the unsaved. Wednesday, mid-week service of prayer and preaching 8:00 p, m. Friday, Christ's Ambassadors 8:00 . m. Saturday, Children’s church 2:30 » m. You are always welcome at the Tabernacle. it. FIRST EVANG Seventh and Ross Ira _K. Herzberg, M 9:30—Men's Prayer service. 10:00—Sunday Church school for all We would like to urge you fathers and mothers to bring your children to § departments. y school. That will for them to be pres- and give impse of our grow- ing school and become interested in Brotherhood class or —Morning worship service. rtet 8 What?” (Armis- unke, ra i Endeavor Societies. te Tople: hy Christians Are Trying to Get Rid of War.” Leader—Ira F. Herzberg. Young people. Topic: “A Program for Peace.” Leader—Verna Gramke, j-—Evening worship service. Song service. Come and help sing the old gospel songs. Selection by the men's chorus. S : “Sin At Work.” ol at ip training classes Mon- Tuesday and Wednesday at 7:30 er atthe high school, Wednesday 7:45—Mid-week prayer nervice, Thursday ice, 0—Mens’ chorus prac- al echism classes. oung peoples’ day. be received into the church next Sunday instead of to- morrow. You are always welcome to attend these services, ST. MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC Rev. Father R. A, Feehan, Pastor Broadway Avenue at Kighth 8t. Masses at 8 9, 10 and 11. Nine o'clock Mass is for children, MOVIES Aerial Thrills Galore In ‘Ace of Aces’ Aerial thrills said to surpass any- thing ever shown on the motion pic- ture screen are incorporated in the romance of John Monk Saunders’ gripping story, “Ace of Aces,” an RKO-Radio Picture tonight to the Capitol Theatre with Richard Dix in the starring title role, supported vy. Elizabeth Allan and Ralph Bel- my. 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