The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 17, 1934, Page 6

Annual Pre-School Clinic Set for Mi ire. Knowles Requests All Com-! munity Council Organiza- tions to Assist ‘That the pre-school clinic sponsor- ed by the Community Council will} be held about the middle of April ‘was announced at the March meeting of the welfare group held at the American Legion Auxiliary room, ‘World War Memorial building, Fri- day afternoon. | Mrs. F. A. Knowles, 316 Avenue A of the council, asked | nizations be ready to eers to drive cars and cr ways with the clinic. ‘The two-day event will be under di- i infant welfare com- mittee, which includes Mrs. H. ' Brandes, 601 h St. chairmai Hi 1008 Avenue B; 22 Anderson St., Tilson, $1,015.82 was reported Fred Janson- She listed a bal- 16.33 on Feb. 15, receipts William Lemke Brookhart bill relative to the block-| booking system for moving picture | distribution had been killed in the| senate and that there would be no} the e stated that the elme organized among young people’ sponsored by the musical activities stated that the of the city, explained the plan, which | committee of the Association of Com- tian Temperance Union, man asked that the matter be brought before young people's groups THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, _SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1934 duets by Mrs. W. J. Targart Phyllis Wolverton and by Loyal Temperance Legion groups free Sunday afternoon musicales Sponsored by the Women's Chris-! merce, with the cooperation of the Mrs. Liess- | Thursday Musical club. xe * possibility of reintroducing it dur-| sireeay organized and that time be! Municipal Government ing the present session of congress. The council had written congressmen and senators urging that they sup- port the bill. Mrs. T. W. Li nue, the council's representative on the Civil Works Service health work committee for Burleigh county, re- ported a meeting of the committee held March 9. At that time the county CWS school nurse reported that she had visited 29 schools and 10 families, Public Is Invited to had made one maternity visit and had examined 406 pupils, referring| 185 to doctors or dentists. She as-| sted in four clinics at which doc- [given to temperance instruction. The | various groups will hold quarterly ral- | |lies similar to the one conducted early this month with 75 boys and 306 Thayer Ave-| girls participating, according to Mrs. Liessman. Is Open Forum Topic Myron H. Atkinson, city auditor, vill talk on “Constructive Economy and Municipal Government” for the Mrs. Knowles asked the delegates Shen forum meeting which will be to present the L. T. L. plan to their| meld at 8 o'clock Monday evening at organizations and to enlist their co-/ the World War Memorial building | operation. | i |dining room, under auspices of the |Bismarck chapter, American Asso- !ciation of University Women. Musicalovat 4/Sundey| Mr, Atkinson will be the last local speaker in the series of open forums Use pin ay which was opened last fall. After he has given his talk, the meeting will to attend the be thrown open for discussion and xe * The public is invites tors and nurses examined 446 chil- recital of vocal and plano selections| Ceetrima tree the, Suieaee The dren, including 115 at Moffit, 116 at) which will be given at ton. Miscellaneous inform: schools are serving hot lunches, that the nurse had traveled 1,231 miles/ and that there are 2,500 pupils in| Wing, 119 at Driscoll and 96 at Wil-/quditorium at 4 o'clock Sunday after-| ing. nin’ noon by pupils of Mrs. Herman Schef- cluded in the report was that nine | rer 793 Bitn S hike WiGren | Fritch, 323 Park St. the Bismarck’ public is invited to attend the meet- y Mrs. Paul Netland, 518 Ninth 8t., 705 Sixth St.. and Miss Florence) and Miss Lillian Cook, 610 Fifth 8t., members of the open forum commit- Miss Fritch, Miss Donna Jean Davis |tee, announce that this meeting will id Miss Helen Targart will be ac-/close the series unless there is an nue A, addressed the council briefly | Mrs. Carl B, Nelson and Mrs. O. 1 | tocat and outside authorities speak- on moving pictures, urging that mem- | Devold; bers of the group note good pictures | and Mi which are being shown and draw Miss Ethel Sandin’ and Miss Iris *] | them to the attention of their groups. Schwartz, and piano selections by d re) Yll' Mrs. Charles Liessman, 615 Sev- | Eleanor Lewis and Miss Davis. e Pp jenth St. general superintendent of} The recital is one of the series of on various subjects, ee see |_ Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hoskins, 906 Fourth St., are entertaining James Collinson and Paul Stratte, who came from Devils Lake to attend the state basketball tournament. Mr. Collin- son also is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, P, J. Meyer, 912 Fourth 8t. x ee Jamestown college students who are home for the tournament week- end are Miss Peggy Bergeson, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bergeson, 219 Thayer avenue, west, and ‘Robert Edick, son of Mrs. J. M. Edick, 1015 Eighth St. Miss Bergeson has as her week-end guest her roommate, Miss | Louise bahia Sa Mrs. Max Kupits, 313 Mandan 8t., state regent of the Catholic Daughters | of America, left Saturday for Minot where she is to be a guest of honor and one of the speakers at an anni- versary celebration being staged by the Minot C. D. A. court. The court also will celebrate the anniversary of! the arrival of Rev. Father Joseph J.j Raith in Minot in 1901. zee Miss Esther Greenshields.left Fri- day evening for Fargo where she is to spend the week-end with her par- BREAD ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Green: shields, who are celebrating their sil ver anniversary with a din- ner party at the Gardner hotel Sat- urday evening. ees Halvor Sundah! and his sons, Rob- ert and William, came from James- town Friday evening to attend the basketball tournament, ee Mrs. Harry Creswell, who was Miss Rosemary Schook before her mar- riage which occurred Saturday, March 10, was honored at a bridge party and miscellaneous shower given at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mts. Joseph Schook of Mandan, Thursday evening. The marriage was 50c Special Sunday Dinner ROAST YOUNG TURKEY with all the trimmings STEAKS 6 5 c ed at St. Joseph's rectory in Mandan. The bride, who has been employed in Bismarck for two years, will leave scon for Racine, Wis, to join Mr. Creswell, who is working there. Mr. Creswell left for ao Tuesday. ® x COMFORT MODELS IN PAJAMAS Pajamas are getting quieter in pat- tern effect but not so in color trei ments. Shadings are richer and tas- tier and not as exotic as heretofore. Men have shown their preference for coolness and neck comfort in summer jamas and hence we now see more reine collarless, slipover models than previously. Sateens are the fabrics most used for Spring wear but as we into summer the cooler broadcloth By, madras weaves will show that comfort is. a chief consideration in at- | slumberwear. ———— (Society Continued on Page Eight) Wedding Rings Go well with Automobiles no matter which make of car you select. and CHOPS with all the trimmings Served from 11:30 A. M. to 8:30 P. 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