The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1933, Page 5

Mrs. W, B. Pi Fellowship | 28 Chairman, Directs Sale Yin Local Branch The Bismarck branch of the Amer- Scan Association of University Wom- en will join 255 other branches of the national organization in the enter- prige of sponsoring the sale of the jaistorical and pictorial map, entitled “The Conquest of the Continent.” The map project, originating in the Minneapolis College Women’s club, Jocal branch of the American Associa- tion of University Women, has be- ‘come a major activity of the nation- al group. Under the direction of Mrs. Frederick G. Atkinson, Miniteapolis, . Chairman of the National Fellowship ‘Appeal committee, the sale of the map has become nationwide. All proceeds from the sale of the map become a part of the National Fel- lowship fund, which is used to give ‘university women who have completed their college work with distinction an opportunity to do highly specialized ‘work in their chosen fields of study. “The Conquest of the Continent,” ® summary of the political brig of the United States from the years of Cabal to the close of the World Mrs. W. B. Pierce, 831 Sixth St. fellowship chairman of the local branch, is directing the sale of the maps, which come either framed or unframed. Assisting Mrs. Pierce are other ‘members of the committee, Miss Katherine Bodenstab, 520 Man- dan St.; Miss Clarice Belk, 710 Fourth St., and Miss Josephine Hosch, 720 Third St. eek Margaret Leingang Is Early December Bride The marriage of Miss Margaret Leingang, Bismarck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Leingang, St. An- thony, to John Leslie Stephens, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Stevens, Man- dan, was solemnized at St. Joseph’s Catholic church, Mandan, Saturday Morning. . Rev. Father Hildebrand Eickhoff, O. 8. B., read the nuptial Mass and the marriage service. The bride wore a white satin gown of ankle length, with white acces- On Monday, Nov. 27, Mr. and Mrs, John E. Dawson, 406 Sixth St. ob- served the 60th anniversary of their marriage in Bismarck on Nov. 27, 1883, by Rev. Mr. Planette, Methodist Epis- MR. AND MRS. JOHN E. DAWSON copal minister. They have spent all their married life in this city, with the exception of the first summers, | ¥ which they spent at their homestead | % 18 miles east of here. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1933 Map Project Undertaken||__Wetis sims 6 Years Aro] ‘By A.A.UW. Members | W. LUCAS CO. The Store With the Christmas Spirit A. W. Lucas Co. Lead In Hosiery Belle Sharmeer Bobolink Featherweave Kayser Phoenix Wayne Knit Because The Quality Is REMEMBERED Long After the Price Is FORGOTTEN with the westward pioneering move- |sories and a white vell. Her bouquet Who is interested in becoming 8 Holy Land Pictures % ment as ite theme, has been called|was of yellow roses. Her bridesmaid, |!eader is invited to attend the Three ‘ tthe outstanding scholarly con- ungang, wore 4|evening meetings conducted by Miss} To Be Shown Tonight|* & Q ty (ea tees ae i Carne get yt eae ne ns een tandard Brands of Proven Quali and artistry have been combined by ‘the co-workers who have produced the map. The work of Mrs. H. K. Paint- er, Minneapolis, historian of the’ map, ‘and @ specialist in American has been carefully checked for accur- ‘acy by Miss Agnes Larson, assistant Professor of history of St. Olaf col- Jege, Northfield, and a one-time re- ¢ipient of an award from the national fellowship fund. The designer of the map, August Kaiser, is responsible for its perfection of drawing and Deauty of color. Among those who have endorsed the map is Mrs. Grace Morrison Poole, President of the General Federation of Women's clubs. Favorable reviews recently have been printed in publi- cations of the American Rod as- fociation, the Minnesota and Wiscon- sin Historical societies and the Mis- sissippi Valley society. The main body of the map, a pic- torial correlation of geography and history depicting the series of fron- tiers conquered by the American pioneers, is profusely illustrated with the routes, and trails of the successive expansion areas—the Wilderness Road of Boone, the Lancaster Pike, the Na- tional Road, the Oregon, Santa Fe, the map runs a border of pictures giv-| length and carried an arm bouquet of yellow roses, George Buckley was best man for Mr. Stephens. Following the ceremony, there was history,|/a wedding breakfast for members of the bridal party and relatives at the home of the bridegroom’s parents. In the evening a large reception was held at the Riverside pavalion. Mr. Stephens, who attended the Mandan schools, is employed pf the Mandan Beverage company. Mrs. Stephens graduated from the Mandan high school and until her marriage was employed in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. Stephens will make their home in Mandan, National ‘Girl Scout Staff Member Arrives Miss Isabella “Ingraham, training staff member of the national Girl Scout personnel division, who arrived in Bismarck for a three-day official visit Monday noon, will conduct lead- ers’ training meetings in the World War Memorial building nursery room Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7:30 o'clock. She also will conduct a number of other meetings | «, while she is here. All Girl Scout leaders and anyone Primo CARNERA Jack DEMPSEY THE MOST EXCITING FILM OF TODAY and the LADY” STARTS TOMORROW meeting at 9 o'clock and a personnel meeting at 2:30 o'clock. A troop or- ganization meeting was held at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon. After concluding her work in Bis- marck, Miss Ingraham will be in Mandan Dec. 1-9. e* * $294 Received From Downtown Seal Sale|° With $294 turned in by solicitors who conducted the sale of North Da- ‘kota, Tuberculosis association Christ- mas seals downtown Friday, Mrs. James W. Guthrie, 802 Fourth 8t., reports that the response to the seal sale 80 far has been very satisfactory as compared with other years. The rive is under auspices of the Com- munity Council. This amount includes 14 five-dollar bonds, Mrs, Guthrie stated. Many imore bonds still are to be heard from. School children of the city are be- ginning their annual campaign to sell the seals in residence sections ‘Monday and are receiving supplies of sell from house-to-house. ‘mas at all the hotels and at the post- office. Booths were conducted by workers Saturday for the first time. in a few for tables at the bridge benefit may ne made with Mrs. Jones or any mem- ber of her committee, which includes Mrs, Oliver Elelson, Mason apart- Daily 2:30-7-9 ments; Mrs. W. D. Lynch, 215 Third 8t.; Mrs. Merton J. Orr, 617 Fourth St. and Mrs.‘ Paul Wachter, 822 Fifth 8t. WILL PROBE LYNCHING 8t. Joseph, Mo., Dec. 4.—(#)—Cir- cuit Judge J. V. Gaddy Monday call- ed a special grand jury to convene next Monday for an investigation of jing is under auspices of the church days. | Reservations for single players or Andrew Burgess, missionary from|¥ Madagascar, will give the third of. series of talks at the Trinity theran church Monday evening at/|¥ 7:30 o'clock when he will describe | $ his missionary work and show pic- tures of the Holy Land. The meet- Study Circle and is open to members of the organisation and their friends. “No Other Name” was the title of Mr. Burgess’ lecture on China given at the regular services Sunday morn- | X ing. He explained the changes in the Political, social, economical, educa- tional, traditional and religious views of the Chinese. The people of China, he said, are accepting more up-to- date lines of action and thought, in- | % cluding the Christian religion. At the Sunday evening service, Mr. | § Burgess showed slides made from/|&% pictures taken in China and Mada- | ¢ Gascar. ‘ Another special feature of the serv- ice was the presentation of 75 Bibles to the Lutheran Inner-Mission s0- ciety by the Gideon society, an or- Ganization of commercial traveling men. The presentation was made by A. L. Bischof, Bismarck, past state president of the Gideons, to Dr. C. J.|¢ Fylling, Mandan, institutional mis-|§ sionary for North Dakota. Dr. Fyl-|¢ ling will present the Bibles to indi- viduals in the State Training school, Mandan, the State Penitentiary at/% Bismarc':, the State Hospital for the | ¢ Insane at Jamestown, the San Haven sanatorium at Dunseith, and to hos-/¢ pitals and the county jails in Bis- marck and Mandan. George Mounze, chaplain of the Mrs. Hel Jones, Mason apart-|Gideon camp at Minot, and x Myrna LOY ‘ “The Prizefi ments, announces that the list of [pe ere mite state serail r ho hi tions for | the Gideons, also assisted = 19 Max BAER er fe helge tae cerlscaas aca fee. Rev. Opie 8, Rindahl, pastor, | % made the dedicatory address and blessed the Bibles. MASONS, ATTENTION : Grand Lodge Meeting to-/$ night, 8 o’clock. Special pro- —_ and Lunch. —_—_—_——— _Tou LATE TO CLASSIFY | The California Wave Nook, 102 Third | ¢ Bismarck, in ‘ mount Multiple in half usual time. |% the lynching last Tuesday night of | We use Palmolive soap. Sigg > Lloyd Warner, 19-year-old Negro ac-| haircuts, 28, Harrington's. s cused of attacking a white woman. 130, Showing Tue., Wed., Thur. 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