The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 2, 1934, Page 7

i MINTYRE'S VISIT Salvation Army Commissioner Will Assist in Celebrating 38th Anniversary ~ Commissioner W. A. McIntyre of Chicago, third ranking officer of the Salvationi Army in the United States, will visit Bismarck April 1 and 2 when special services will be held to com- memorate the thirty-eight anniver- sary of the Army's establishment in this city. Plans for Commissioner McIntyre's visit were made at a special dinner meeting of the Salvation Army Ad-) rd held Thursday noon at! visory boa: the Grand Pacific hotel private din- ing room, with 15 members present. J. P. Jackson, president of the! board, expressed the hope that the anniversary celebration will be one of the biggest events of its kind to be held in Bismarck for some time. On April 1, which is Easter Sunday, there will be a musical program in the afternoon. Arrangements will be made by the local Army corps with the as- sistance of the service clubs. Sunday Wore: by sing= ing, smoking evening, @ public meeting br be held in the McCabe Method! church, loaned for the gone, Rev. Walter E. Vater, pastor. Amp- lifiers will be installed ie the» chureh basement in order to occommodate a capacity crowd. Mc- Intyre has announced his subject, boat oe “Has America Gone to the Acwohibay ing the commissioner on his visit will be Major Herbert Burten- rhe in Army circles and who will give | several numbers, including a group of drum solos. The board voted to invite Judge A. |M. Christianson to preside during the *| meeting at the auditorium. O®e rep- |Tesentative will be named from each | service club to work in conjunction | with Mr. Jackson, and Adjutant Herb- ert Smith and Captain Corliss to make arrangements for the gather The service club committee members jand the Army advis@ry board will name a reception committee. |. Invitations are being sent out to all , Salvation Army corps in the state and | to service clubs, inviting them to send polis, divisional commander of the | Army, will be here ea to confer with the Army corps regarding the coming visit of Commissioner Mc- Intyre. Brigadier Chesham will hold services at the state penitentiary at 8 o'clock Sunday morning and also is expected to conduct a service at the county jail. He will speak at the training school at Mandan at 2 o'clock | in the afternoon. | “Mrs. Alfred Zuger, secretary of the | board, was instructed to write a note jot appreciation to Miss Maude A. Tol- Hefsen, who postponed for one week a | concert scheduled for Easter Sunday in order to give the Salvation Army the use of the auditorium for Com- missioner McIntyre’s visit. Days to Buy At these Low "Prices! BUTTER High score quality, fresh churned, Ib..... COFFEE Mild and Flavory “QQ” Brand Salmon Alaska Pink 27¢c 3 ™ 53¢ One-Lb. 37c Tall Cans Fresh Fruits and Vegetables SPECIALLY PRICED FOR ORANGES °yptin LETTUCE, solid fancy heads, 2 for... FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Med. large size, doz. Large size, doz. 17c BANANAS, fancy yellow fruit, 3 lbs. 23¢ RADISHES, 3 bunch NEW CABBAGE, po: es und FRESH TOMATOES, pound Jonathan Apples ‘.: $1. 19 SWEET CORN “22° 4=:25c ‘ TOMATOES™ sis> Cut Wax or Green =25¢ Beans . 3% :cev 25¢ Cooked Spaghetti tmrewse2 1%40e Com 17 0 KIDNEY BEANS nistr'Sut'ia 380 2 cow 25 Van Camp’s Tomato o Soup. 04-0. Con 5. DEL MAIZ CORN Catt 3 700-cme 29 PINEAPPLE “Decoveer” cresnet or Steed No. 24 Con 190 FRESH PRUNES ™“73°"" Quick -Setting ... All Flavors JELL-O - Ne 20 Com 150 © Per Pte. 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