The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1933, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, _SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1933 Church, News | FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH Seventh and Rosser Ave. Ira E, Herzberg, Minister. 9:30—MMen’s praver service. 10:00—Sunday Church School for all} fepartments. Let us all try to be in our place. If we know of some one ‘who does not attend Sunday School Jet us go after them and bring them | M¥ with us. Every member bring one. erril! Larkin, Supt. 11:00—Morning worship service. |_|, 5 at 8p. m.—Trustees haere selection—By the Men’s|‘! ™ al stor chorus. Sige oo °. 6 at 7:39 p. m— Sermon: “Christian Liberty. Me loan ae. 7:00-—Christian Endeavor soclety. Intermediate League, Tople: “What do [ Know About t Life of Christ?” Leader: Marjorie Heldinger. Young peoples league. Topic: “Causes and Cures of Pov- ety.” he| Leader—Arnold Schnelder. 7:45—Evening worship service, | Special selection--By men's horus. Sermon: “The Pea Monday and Tue ip training class chool. Wednesday 7:45 service. Friday 3:30 the ade 130-—Lea at the high} -Cat Sheldon. | Miss Ruth Anthem anist ioe Thankful Peo-| ple Come” Organ Off, “Melodie” — Mac- Dowell. Anthem: “With Praise and Thanks- giving’—Ashford. en of Violen —Wal- n Postlude: "Solemn March"— Mr. (Classes. fot notin « you were missed enjoy the y School 12:00 noon ntend, ne 6:30 p.m. f to Dot. FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH 616 Avenue D G. Adolph Johns, Pastor. Sunday, Dec. 3—First Sunday In Ad- v ent. 9:40 a, m,-—Sunday school and Bible class, 19:30—Morn: Anthem: Ing worship. “Blessed Is He That “The King Approaches.” jong service. Jesus, My Savior, ne. 1 M1, Still with Thee Come, Ye Disconsolate. Plano solo by Miss Grace Erickson. Choir—Praise Ye the Father— Gounod. We Stand in Deep Repentance— Mendelssohn, Sermon: “Christian Songs.” Mixed quartet—The King of Love Shepherd Is-—Shelley. et Thine Hand Help Me— Choir practi Dec. 9 at 9 a. m.—Con- 10:00 a, William ch’ school. Jr, superintendent. The s for young people, The se for adults. We invite parents to 1 ir children and remain he Bible class taught by Mrs, . studying the International Morning worship, Clarence inte BR. Y. P.U. at the th Mueller, leader, ening gervice. " of his | Anthem, “Let the Heavens Be Glad” | >-Wilson Solo Johnson. | Mrs. nN. D |business mer prayer service Organ Offert © Wings! meeting at the Onage. M {A cordial welcome to all the serv- of a Dov I Ss uine Sin- ; | “Lento"—Mozart. | 2 on Wednesday eve-} y. First Sunday in Advent, Decem- er 3. Church school 9:45 a. m, hip 11:00, ty church choir. Sermon: b Oth N @ionary Andrew Bur; Evening service 7:20, Dedication and presentation of Gid- eon Bibles. i Moving pictures and slides of China| —Missionary Burgess, | Special music—Trinity choir. Monday, Mission Cii {ng 7:30 p.m. Talk and pictures—Missionary Bur- wess. ‘Tuesday—Men's club, oyster stew and program 6:30 p. 88. m. ‘Thursday—Annual meeting Ladies Ald 3:00 p. m. ZION EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH (Synodical Conference) 419 Fourth Street J. V. Richert, Pastor First Sunday in Advent, Dec. 3rd: 9: m.—Sunday School with all Miss Verna Hreljc, superin- All the pupils are asked to ‘De present, as the Christmas program fe being formulated and distributed. 10:45 a. m.—Morning services (tier- an). All the other services are in he English language. P. m.—Rible hour tn charge of the Walther League. 7:30 p. m.—Vesper services. Bible test: “Behold, Thy King. cometh unto thee” Matt. 21,5, Are you prepated to receive your Savior and King aright? Then come to; church and attend our services, begin the new Church-year aright by com- ing to church and attending our serv- ices, You are welcome. Wednesday evening Dec, 6th, a spe- cial meeting of the voting members of the congregati SCOPAL CHURCH rdson, Rector. nce Fritch, organist. : First Sunday in Advent. a. m.—Chureh school. a. m.—Holy Communion and fermon. Thursday, December 7—Guild ba- uar and supper, afternoon and eve- ning. BRIAN CHURCH Thayer ‘ond Street Pastor i} 10:00—-F 310 Organ " (Pease) Comet Quartet: Still with Thee” (Speaks), Offertory: ‘Capriccieto” (Smart). Quartet: “Behold I Create” (Har- ris). Sermon: ev. Graunke, — | Organ Postlude: “Maestoso” (Mer- kel). 7:30——Evening worship. Organ Prelude; “Meditation” (Kin- der). Anthem: Tuxis choir. | Offertory: “Offertoire” (Read). | Special music, Sermon: FR. tev. H. W. Graunke, Organ Postlude: rd). Ww Postlude (South- AT THE Myrna Loy Sings in Picture at Paramount Of. interest in connection with the showing today at the Paramount The- etre of “The Prizefighter and the Lady,” Metro-Goldwyn-Metro's vivid quence ‘in “Love Me Tonight” in which she hummed a tune, the glam- orous Miss Loy has never before had singing role in pictures. She has interested in vocal as @ small girl in she has an oppor- reveal her talent to her ’ fans. Prizefighter and the Lady” ° : i Febeed nl = a be pis Name"—Mis- | Si ircle, open meet- | 5 Vc | Capitol Theatre. tonight. Is peo- 4 dack- is the first of a series of eve- Advent sermons on the Names 8, Wednesday at The monthly | ices of the church. TH N ARMY Avenue Adjutant ‘irs, H, Smith, officers | in charg hesham, Assistant. mber 2nd: 0 i meeting in the citade) | nducted by the band with Howard} ham in charge. Special band inging has been arrang- rd: thesham, officer in lvation Army opera- esota and North and a_will be in the city and services charge of all put the day. { 0 a. m.—Company meeting, or! Sunday school, Classes for all ag including a Bible class for adults. George Stebbins is the superintendent. Come and bring your children to hool, jolinesa meeting, or morn- Ing worship. ‘The entire theme of the service will be “Holiness” and the dier w! have charge. —Young People's Legion. conducted by the young t everyone is welcome. Miss blom ‘will be In charge of | Rousing Salvation meet~ wospel singing and ecial musical numbers by the hand and singing company. Rrigadier Chesham will bring the message. The Salvation Army extends a hearty invitation to the general pub- lie to attend their rvices, A wel- come awaits you, Come and. bring your friends, You will be made to] feel at home. Sunday sc superintendent 10 a, m. Morning worsh ival SALESMAN SAM THE GUMPS— BE ON YOUR GUARD "SIX WOMEN EY ME WARN EVERYSO! THAT TOWNSEND ZANDER'S FIENDISH WORK! HE MEANT O BLOW ME UP AND THEY SUFFER INSTEAD! THAT BOMB MISSED ME BY A FEW - ALL oY— . TEN CHKDREN In HOSPRAL ivapenamen eon: THAT.AS LONG AS THA Bon hg AT LARGE ae SRE ee THOSE POOR INJURED NOT ONE OF YOR (8 .F sTiR- A CREAK AR A LEAF SHAIRS = A RATTLE OF A. 1 Heat ie Dssee NOE Bee cane THE CHILDREN MOUSE = WATCH OUT FOR THIS FANATICAL TER= IT MIG! Ne nanan | ALUM OI HIS BEWARE : NALLAINOUS HEAD - WELL, I WANTED You To KNow THAT MY BROTHER: SHOWED SHADYSIDE HOW To PLAY FOOTBALL...B'LIEVE ME, CRASH CAN TAKE IT! 4 I THOUGHT You WENT LIKE YouR BROTHER FRECKLES... ISSY. DONT LeT \\-HIM GAY THAT, TAG... GIVE GEE , YOU HAVE A KEEN LOOKING PLACE HERE. CAN'T FORGET! ANYTHING GETS MY NANNY, 1S A MAN WHO FORGETS! ii WERE You are, Sik! AN’ CE SURE AN’ NOTLEY ME WHEN | REACH OY GETTIN: CFE PLACE! IT'D BE JES’ Too WORSE, \E "oy el WHY, YOU saP THis 1S @ HALE-FaRe Ticket! (T's ONLY GOOD FOR CHILOREN! @N' IT MAKES ME FEEL \]] SUST UKe a kio! GAL FRENO! am 1 HAPPY! (oonoBen @T LAST I'M ONO WEN BACK TO TH BoRN-AN'> me - CACK To SEE LI'L SWEETIE KITTY, TH’ 7 TICKETS, PLEASE! Rubye strom, of Het- rvices every night at 8 o'clock, We in- They will Come! GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Bighth and Rosser f ppert, Minister. 10:00 a.m. § school, your children to Sunday school, children and parents are welcome, 11:00—-Morning worship. elude, al music—Solo by Mrs. Ia widow of the late Rev. C. Bis- Bis- cho “Der Segen in Truebsal.” m.—Our Ladies Missionary meet at the church. ur Bible. ung People’s meeting. ‘The Causes and Cures of ial music by male chorus, Hivery young person {s invited, and the 8:00-—Kiyening worship. Special music by girls chorus. ‘Messagi 1 mortality.” “Why I Believe in Im- , Pastor Broadway Avenue at Eighth St. Masses at 8 9, 10 and 11, Nin o'clock Mass is for children. MOVIES Buck Jones in Thrill | Film at the Capitol Here's good news! Buck Jones, the hardest-hitting, hsrdest-riding star of all, is back in town today with his newest thrill- getting picture, “Unknown Valley,” just released by Columbia, at the And, boy, what a thriller this one is'| You remember Buck in “Hello, Trouble” and “The California Trail” €on't you? Well, “Unknown Valley” ts even better than those, if you can imagine that! This time Buck is on the search for his father, a prospector, and the trail takes him to the Skeleton Moun- ing its death toll. 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