The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 3, 1934, Page 10

Sprecane METHODIST EPISCOPAL t CHURCH Walter E, Vater, Pastor Morning worship 1 Organ prelude: “Near the Cathe- } @ral”—Hopkins, by Miss Rowley, organist. Anthem: “The Lord Is My Strength” } *"—Wooler. | Organ offertory: “Emmaus’—Fry- singer. th When I Survey the Won- Cross"—Hope, by Miss Gransalke, When the Son of Man by Waltei Vater. jong of Worship™ 00 noon, Harris’ Mus: nvi Da the time to get into the and Probationers classes rsh Tople: Leader, pre Anthem: “O God The Ri “Vesperal’— Otto Baue evening from ‘ited to attend 00 William Mueller, Jr. for all ages. Mrs. i. J y supt. 8 The Quain class fo! 11:00—Morning service. Commun- fon Sunday Pianist—Mrs, Clarence Gun by_Ellis Followed munion Se 1 monthly Com 8 designs ngth for the week | he old hymns. A ea to give that is responsive s He Chose You," by monthly busines: Parsonage. A fu sired. Thursday aftr ‘Aid will meet, pl The month of } werved by our chur @s March to Church church is coupled with t City church for the purpos: petition during th: ‘will be issued each $ fend ,® cordial in Day., Come and en service broad- Topic: Ruth | 1 .Jihe old Gospel’ of s | Crucified [he Intermediate B. Y.| cor GOSPEL TABERNACLE Corner Rosser and Eleventh Herman G. Johnson, Pastor 10:00 a, m.—Sunday school. Mrs. G, Mandigo, supt. We invite you to Sunday school. Bible class ng worship. upper will be observed rvice, A glad Invitation to ans to join in this service, fo service from sta= ivangelistic service. his service, Music by the orchestra, special numbers in song, and an’ evangelistic message. You will enjoy this full Gospel meet- ing. Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock a spe- 1 mid-week service of preaching Sermon subject: “Why Scriptural reasons m.—A German t & Dp. service will be held in the le pra; | Tabern: y service at 8 p.m will be given and 's Ambassadors serv- p.m. ung people In charge of this invite you to all of these meetings. They will bring a bless jing to you. to , March 4th: hool with all Kanist. vine services at Bald- ie hour In charge of da arc | that 1 \sho in the cross of our rist, by Whom the unto me, and I un- 1. 6, 14. Lenten services, ‘hrist and Him FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH 616 Avenue D i, Adolph Johns, Pastor Third Sunday in Lent -Sunday school and Bible orship. Stand in Deep Re- “n Thousand Times Sermon Struggle.” §.09—Kver hip. ‘| y a male quartet, essre, Nelson, Sjobeck, y in the Cross, ning service, the dministration will meet. TRINITY LUT! Avenue A at hip, 11 o'clock Holy One of God.” ity Church Choir, Mr. 0 o'clock. w and Luther's 0 p. m.—Board of trus- Men's club, m,.—Lenten THE BISMARCK BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Eighth and Rosser Lippert, Minister Chureh school. we have in our beloved We can take our children What ster, while in some countries rd of Jesus. Let us opportunity, Morning worship. Special music by a double quartet. Talk to the children by Mrs. Lip- struction class. . Gutsche, instructo Our B. Y. P.U. Did you riangle meeting?” Come If, now divided into The men forming one SAY: LISTEN - JUST BECAUSE WE STILL HAVE UNCLE BIM = THAT DOESN'T MEAN THAT WHE wae YOU ARIE FOR Money panne Ww WHEN I GET THIS HOLE bua, AND BURY THE HISTO-DETECToR, = I DONT THINK ILL EVER TRY To INVENT ANOTHER “THING, AS WELL...IF Z EVER DO ‘TRY > INVENT SOMETHING, FIRST IM GONNA FIGURE OUT THE TEN THINGS TWAT ‘THE WORLD NEEDS MOST... T MEAN, NEW IN THE H | WORLD HAS FRECKLES \E WE COULD FIND OUT | HOW MUCH WINDY VREALLY MADE THEN IWE COULD TELL How FER TH’ COUNTY! (BGA we HE WELL HEFTA TRICK HIM! BOUGHT TH BOG |] AN’ Secie MLE NELL, DEDGE,J'M A Ay A BUC i Esther | group a the other group. it ing worship service. Old Home d_Favorite Hymn Duty and Influen: in Evening . M.—-Men'’s chorus Midweek D atechism class~ ed to all of these is a hearty welcome if you do not wor- | ST. MARY'S cal Rey. Father . Feehan, Pastor Broadway Avenue at Eighth St. Masses at 7.45, 9, 19 and 11, w'clock Mass is ‘for children. he ladies a gram this $:00-—E dering their pro. Ing service. * hy double quartet. The Greatest Enter- i erybody is cordially Invited to a meetings, OF CHRIST, INTIST. Fourth Street hool at 9:45 a. m. jay evening testimonial t 8 o'clock. ing room maintained in the Block, 200! 4th rom 12'to 5 p. m.; Sunday, 3 | welcome to attend the church services and to make use cf Nine, the reading room. (Additional Churches on Page 4) | AT THE MOVIES Ostriches Sought To Furnish Feathers For 200 Fan Dancers Red flannels are greatly in demand at the Los Angeles Ostrich Farm these days by the long-legged, un- gainly birds who have “given their all” for the sake of art. Virtually every ostrich in the place 4s qualified for instant admission to the nudist colony at Lake Elsinore, California, and no questions asked, or answered—because of the recent demand for ostrich feathers at the First National studios. Busby Berkeley, needed the feathers to stage a spec- tacular number, featuring 200 fan dancers, in “Fashions of 1934,” the picture now showing at the Capitol theater. This meant 400 fans, each containing six ostrich plumes. The feathers alone for the number, are estimated to have cost $10,000, and while the ostriches may wear a pain. ed expression as the cold breezes whistle about their plucked hides, they at least have the satisfaction of knowing that their sacrifice added to “Fashions of 1934” is a diverting comedy romance starring William Powell, with a strong supporting cast including Bette Davis, Frank Mc- Reginald dance director, | ‘Bolero’ Tells Story Behind Dancer’s Life; Raft in Leading Role Telling the intimate story of the |life of a world famous dancer, George Raft’s latest starring picture for ; Paramount, “Bolero,” comes midnight Sunday to the Paramount theater. The picture, directed by Wesley Rug- gles, features Carole Lombard, Sally Rand, the Fan Dancer, and Frances Drake. It reveals the long struggle for {Success by an ambitious youth, who finally achieves fame only by deny- ing his emotions, by trampling on jthe hearts of the beautiful women |who help him on his way to the top. George Raft, who himself, was an internationally famous dancer before jhe came to the screen, plays the lead. In the supporting cast are the blonde beauty of Carole Lombard, as the only woman he loves, Sally Rand, wi Startling fan-dance is record- ed in ‘the picture, Frances Drake, as one of his partners, and William Frawley, who plays the role of his brother-manager. The dance numbers are woven about Maurice Ravel's world-famous “Bolero,” and in one sequence Raft QUICK, SANT HURRY BACK IN HERE ANDO BRING TH’ FIRE EXTINGLISt TS ALL ABLA2 Na TOSSEO & MATCH IN TH’ Waste Gasket WELL AS You BOTH ARE WRONG, TLL JUST KEEP THe Ee M'SELF f WELL,.| DOUSED TH MAIN FIRE, AN’ NOW (TS YouR TURN, Boss! WASH TUBBS (A7ASH AND EASY ARE KEENLY DISAPPOINTED IN PRARIE DOG. el TM AFRND WE E wiz! By SMALL ( WHY, MOU BIG \ WELL, TH! sae! wuats BLaze Was OY FAULt, ASNT (C2 AN! EVRY TIME | PULL SOMETHIN' DUMB, You START BURNIN’ UP and Dune ne or iL END UPA SKELETON.