The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 9, 1933, Page 10

\ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1933 my | citadet ducted by the band. ; Howard Chesham will be 1m charge. THE GUMPS—PAID IN FULL Ch h canny: December 10th: Rate, OF a a. m.—Company mee’ + . q u F : a 28, HE SAID THAT HIS 1X PER CENT. WELL: HE SAID |’ FI rc Fenty ene bible ciate for, adults: Ln Rdancrndnadd RICH UNCLE HAD BEEN }( SAMGNTHS WHY | | HE ONLY WANTED Come and bring your children to MURDERED AND HE “THIS IS USUR' THE MONEY FOR J Sunday school. George Stebbins ts in charge of the Sunday. school. WAS GOING YO 11.00-—Holiness meeting, of morn- NOTE. INHERIT & COUPLE ing worship, A based on the theme of “Holines 6:30 p. m.—Young People’s Legion. ice conducted entirely by the le, but everyone ix wel- Walter E. e Jcome, Miss Mz Wilcox will lead Morning wors! Rousing Salvation! ANDY IS AWAY, MIN | togal re] a Ps Onfons by Mine T tow! ting. | Old-ti spel singin don, by Miss Bi ‘owley, organ- | mecting. d-time gospels 4 fon, by Alisa Ruth Rowley, organ-| rere eaking. Adducant. H.. Smith AND, Anthem: “By Babylon's Waves"—| will bring the message. HASN'T THE Gounod. | The Salvation Army extends a cor- MONEY= Organ offertory: “3 of the} tation to everyone to attend Holy Cross” yer. the services at the citadel. If you Anthem: “God So Loved the World") have no church home, come to the rks. Salvation Army, You’ will be made “A Devilish Plot,” by to feel at home, Come and bring your friends. Organ postlude: “Gloria”~ — Sunday school 12:00 noon. Mr. GOSPEL TABERNACLE H. Neff, superintendent, (clas r Corner Rosser and Eleventh eS, e are stil fe all ages), We are still anx Pastor BBLONGINGS- y member of the family ! 10:00 a. us to maintain the 300 attendance| “"11:00—Morning worship. =e 93 ee Pr» | m. school. Why not G. Mandiz@, < 3 p. m.—Radio service from Man- 12-2 6 p.m. dan station KGCU. Leader, Mr 7:30 p. m.—-Evangelistic service. fred Anderson. The Sunday services in charge of Evening worship. 7 o'clock Evangelists Rubye Huwe and Ruby - change of hour for| Nystrom of Hettinger, N. Dak. ue and the| Revival meeting each evening: dur- 5 ‘ ‘ UH-HUH... THATS Sun-| in the week at 8 o'clock, except Sat- \ HE'S COMING! IVE BEEN ; WHY, FRECKLES ! y “ 2:30 p. m,—Children's Mrs. WHERE IS / TEACHING HIM A LITTLE | WHY, FRECKLES... DELIBERATELY > ‘TAG'S NOSE 'S To eee wee ETTING TOO MUCH MEGoosEY TAG ABOUT BOXING, SO HECAN | | YOURNOSEIS weet with A || PUT YOUR Nose : BLEEDING, Too! , CONFIDENCE: ch, Saturday, 8 p. m.—Orchestra prac- tien HAS HAD A po. Ulek THE STUFFING BLEEDING "LEFT Hook...00 Meter ger DID You DO Anthem: "So ng for Thee" Pere en ee cmevat the ThberE HARD TIME ‘ares A/T OUT OF FUZZY : ‘SEE ,\NHEN A FELLA 7 IT? a \ 7D GWE HIM Mattertory: “Meditation” —|"*""* RECONCILING | | UL, Se ae aie | | CONFIDENCE P 3 L | HERSELF w6ctu lal HE GETS A LOT mani'ey Walter Brace, Tite witi| sev: John Richarduon, Rector To Te FACT OF CONFIDENCE “Great Men as Prophets of a New ie Gommunion: | : Era.” shure 5 BOYS HAVE ‘One Hidexschn a,_m.—Church school, pee eke lemons lorning prayer and sermon. On Tuesday afternoon and evening! - le rFAKEN: Dr. Charles A. Boss of Chicago, our aS unaredy yekte ofthe v up ME Oxford Movement. director of Religious Education for ‘ fe ., MANLY ART EHEISt Paul aren will be with ua for|,jbuis, sermon will be prenched. tn tonferencer. “Afternoon from 3p. m.| *nwer,to a number of requests for It, OF SELF , A : Y weet ee TR eMbetn RG telenae Christmas pagement by St. George's DEFENSE !. 5 Rh e / 5 Govern of the church are urged to be pres-|POlT ’ yee . tion ent. The regular prayer service on 3 7 ‘Wednesday evening will not be held ZION EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH nN rm this week. (Synodical Conference) e's Guild will eet with 419 Fourth Street 210 Park J. V. Richert, Pastor i Second Sunday in Advent, Dec. 10: : FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH 9:30 a, m.—Sunday school with ali Madri ‘Seventh and Rosser Avenue classes. Miss Verna Brelje, superine troops, Ira E. Herzberg, Minister tendent. Rehearsal of portions of ec re 9: Men's prayer service,|Christmas program, 5 nl ACK - CHICK, T KNOW- rage of f ‘All re invited. 10 forning services (English) FIND SAME,GRIM'S a > E _ 1 KNOW-THE FACE AT g Bid “ose 10:00 a, m.—Sunday church school . eters, organist. 1 FACE HAUNTS H “ phen a all eer eerie You ae oe Svagmone a Advent of Christ on ME,AND 1 CAN'T Gy THA GRAS! Fj vary bat fo come ant bring your children, a ’ Z i‘ they do not attend, anywhere else. ie as peledee canvass by fi- 5 DOPE OUT THE 6 - nad hel We have a live and growing men's|ance committee. : and women's class. Come and ge 5 p. m.—Bible hour in charge of ) bardmen acquainted and enjoy the fellowship. {the Walther League. ; q ef the re Merrill Larkin, superintendent. 30D. esper services (Eng- . $ y 11:00—Morning worship service. lsh). lary Mahlman, pianist. 4 ; “ These Bible Sunday service with special Roe : “Chiliasm in the Light of = if | Sy cl lesson, y. 7 f “The Light Shineth in ible text: “Watch ye therefore, 2 : < = [aie and pray always, that ye may be ac- S i A Christian Endeavor society|counted worthy ‘to escape all thi B f 7 has gathered sufficient funds to pur-|things that shall come to pass, chase 100 New Testaments. These|to stand before the Son of M are to be a Christmas gift to Miss|Luke 21, 36. a ‘Alice Strutz to be used in her work], Tuesday evening, Dec. 12— Walther in the Kentucky mountains where|League business and educational she is doing missionary work among | Meeting at 8 o'clock. i the mountaineers. These testaments| Saturday morning at 10 o'clock— will be dedicated at the morning|Contirmation instruction class, wervice. ‘Are you prepared to meet the Son ‘p. m.—Christian Endeavor. In-|of God? Come to our services and ‘society. Topic: “How Can|learn how. All welcome. 6, christmas Happier SUniaaic moslenre THE FIRST GERMAN BAPTIST Young People's society. Topic: i , »What Does Salvation Mean?” Lead- etn er, Rev. H. E, Bergland. There will be no evening worship tervice. Gutsche, superintendent. 1 ‘We would like to urge all of our eeueeaine eorahip 7 0 cy aN OY TH ar te = 2 i WELL, AS LONG As YOU'RE GONNA )NOW NER CHIRPIN: 25 & WEEK! AN) BY WAY, ON REPU Meeting first after which we| ev, Blumhagen will bring the WORK HERE,VA MIGHT AS WELLGET/ OU27! AN TH FIRST SALARY, HOW LONG 00 Ye THINKS (TILL WHOLE SALAR: Se Swe ae cae dee Srl “dismiss the service ao that ail| message in the absence of, the mine ' SS ON TH’ cat> TAKE Ya T PAY FER TH SEO WORTH goo ee peal w a0 ister. Topic: “Aus Meinem Schatz der DOWN to BUSINESS! BI2NESS ON TH’ Cats face YO ‘| YQ GONN: FOND OF mel can attend the concert, “The Mes-| irtanrung.” ENDAR (5, How muct OF GLASSWARE YA BROKE 2 Eat? : sinh” by Handel in World War Me-| "7.99 p,m—Oour Young People's | g ARE YA GONNA PAY ‘. VIGEKS : att his Bishop Geo.| Meeting. Peter Klein, president. 6s 2 wn —— fi ar ee a hie SP sing |p Topic: “What Would This World : OW, CON TcHA E. Epp of Cleveland, Ohio, will bring sus, Had Never Come?” ig : a WoReN Bou’ \a message. Let us all try to be pres-| reager, Caroline Koch. : y A 2 ta) ig ignt at thie service, An offering will ? 2 4 aan. Special music. Fri 3:30 p. m.—Catechism class- 8:00 p. m.—Evening service. bas Wednesday, 8 p. m.—Prayer meet- You are invited to all of these Bervices, Come and bring a friend. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH “TRINITY LUTHERAN Thayer Avenue at Second Street Avenue A at Fourth joyd E. Logee, Pastor Opie S. Rindahl, Pastor 10:00 a, m.—The church schoo! for] “There is a cordial welcome at ell ages. Bring the children and re- Trinity’ main for the Adult Bible class in the! Second Sunday in Advent, Dec, 10: auditorium. Church school, 9:45 a, 11:00—Morning worship. The Morning worship, 11 o'ciock. tor ‘will preach on “The Sup! Choir anthem: “Lo How a Rose E’er Book of Mankind.” Blooming"—Sebilius. 5:30 p. m.—Ploneer Society. Sermon: “The Second Coming of 6:30 p, m.—Tuxis Soctety. Christ in Prophecy.” 7:30—Bvening service — Offertory, soprano solo, Mrs. C. A. Man, I Say Unto Thee, Art Narum. * 8:30 p. m,—Young Peopl .| No evening service; “Messiah” at Fellowship. city auditorium. ‘The musical-service, Grace Duryee| Annual meeting of congregation Morris, organist: Monday. Morning— Pot-luck supper at 6:00 p.m. Organ prelude: “Dawn’’ Thursday, 7:30 p. m.—Choir re- ours Saye iatt iy pee : out A Serie men ee , . i _ ¢ NOUS WING me FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH * ba iad yj our oie “Come Ye Blesse 616 Avenue D THANKS J an ¢ iscalbiing ee ie cot, by Mr. Esko. G. Adolph Johns, Pastor A LOT 4 Organ postlude: “Sortie in F, Ma-| Sunday, Dec. 10—Second Sunday in| jor”"—Becker, Advent: Evening— Organ prelude: “Prelude’—Read. e Corner of Eighth and Rosser . J. Lippert, Minister 10:00 a, m.—Church school. K. F. ing. You are welcome to all meetings. m, | 9:45 a, m.—Sunday school and Bible Anthem. 230 worship. uations: “Madrigal’"—Maxon, ym: “5 » Thy Church With 5 Eyes.’ Organ postlude: “Fanfare”—Decker. Sermon: Christ Is Coming.” Wednesday, 4:30 p. m.—Builders of No evening worship because of the the Trail; 7:30 p. m.—Midweek serv- | Messiah concert. ice. Beginning a study of Hosea, the ‘Wednesday, Dec. 13, at 7:30 p. m.— prophet of Loving Kindness. Bible study in the Book of Acts; 8:30 You will find a welcome at all| p, m.—Choir practice. services, We invite you to come and Thursday, Dec. 14, at 3 p. m.—Lad- invite a friend, jes’ Aid in the charch parlors. Saturday, Dec. 16, at 9 a. m.—Con- THE SALVATION ARMY firmation clas 112 Main A ue Adjutant and Mrs. H. Smith, ST. MARY'S MAN CATHOLIC Officers in charge Rev. Father A. Feehan, Pastor Howard Chesham, Assistant Broadway Avenue at Eighth St. Saturday, December 9t! Masses at 8 9, 10 and 11. Nine \ 8:00 p, m.—Public service in thelo’clock Mass is for children. AT THE MOVIES | ‘Right to Romance’ _ _|‘Duck Soup’ Is Best Stars Ann Harding} Marx Brothers’ Film ‘New honors are ssid to fall to Ann; Having exhausted the humorous Harding for her part of a famous | possibilities in Florida real estate, Plastic surgeon in RKCO-Radio's “The 'Long Island society, gangland and success were Ann's and she might, college, the Four Marx Brothers have have gone along at her labor on mak- | *urned to mythical republics for their ing paren Besuiitul. Une the Say of | gags, and in “Duck Soup,” which a awaken er the fear | opened yesterday at the Paramount | that she, too, was growing old and had | Theatre, they ye all past rec- not sep e romance that is every ords, woman's right. | “Duck Soup,” the howling, gasping, Forgetting that she is Dr. Mar- side-achy audience has decided, is garet Simmons, she hurriedly leaves! hetter than “The Cocoanuts,” “Animal the hospital for a Coast resort ant ‘ackers,” “Monkey Business” and as “Peggy” becomes the cynosure Of| “Horsefeathers” combined. Groucho all eyes. After a rapid-fire court-' never talked faster or funnier; Har- ship she is won by a handsome play- po's pantomime excelled all past ef- boy and later is given away in mar-| torts; Chico's puns never were 80 Hage by the fellow sclentist who had side-spliting; Zeppo. turned in his ; : zecretly lov r, but was looked | customary capable ‘straight” perform- : upon by Ann as just an admirer. | ance. me ie baci Dramatic complications come with’ ‘Through the efforts of the wealthy a clash of temperament between! Margaret Dumont, Groucho is ap- Ann and her husband, Played by Rob- | pointed Dictator of Freedonia with BIG cs Young, witn Ann going to the | Zeppo as his secretary. Louls Calhern YOu rs scientist for advice when she finds | (and he turns in a grand persormance LUMMOX: the playboy.in the arms of a former| as the villain) and his three spies, AM | EVER Sweetheart. The climax finds Miss; Harpo, Chico, and Raquel Torres at- GLAD TO SEE Harding in a powerful emotional | tempt to start a revolution, but Grou- t scene, for her rival has been disfig-| cho is too popular with the popu- 4 ‘ ured in an airplane accident and the | iace. surgeon has an opportunity to fail/ ‘Gloria’ Groucho Proposes in the operation. Calhern, ambassador from the The role of the scientist is played| neighboring republic of Sylvania, by Nils Asther, with Sari Maritza the | then attempts to marry Miss Dumont siren to which the wealthy youth | .n order to get control of the country, turns when life with the former sur- | i HALT, IN THE NAME OF THE LAWE