The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1934, Page 5

. # ss 5 Py hotles te Hw i: e eM | HX State Clubwomen Close ~ 1935 Executive Meeting Mary Miller. was THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1934 5 Lovell Sisters; The Midshipman, “The | Evelyn Frechetti, when they fled from |trap, but he did not come back. Directs Choir Girls,” Irene Rhyner; A Sailor, “Life’s|the Twin Cities March 31 after nar- Believe Dillinger Wounded Adventure,” Dorothy Crosby; vocal|rowly escaping capture. Discovery of the car at Mankato, ‘solo, “Little Mother of Mine,” James| For a week the garage has been|together with other evidence uncov-|was captured last week. Stone; The Boatswain, “The Seven | closely watched in the hope that Dil-jered in recent days, led police to] Three hideouts used by the Dillinger Adventures,” Mrs. R. Arnold, and The | linger or one of his gang would re- {cling to their belief that Dillinger is|gang have been found in St. Paul and Captain, “The Look Ahead,” Mrs.{turn for the automobile. The car still in this section, despite reports| Minneapolis. In others, as yet undis- death in a St. Paul hospital. He was| ing: severely wounded by police bullets) John Dillinger, John Hamilton, his when he, with a woman companion, | chief lieutenant, the Frechett! woman; Tommy Carroll, wanted for murder and bank robbery; an unnamed bru- nette woman, and @ man known as Wayne. ing of the ‘ey ; hat he pont, Agee or escape ig he eee Ford Leen ty covered, ee bee the ee pe yy s ‘Club Collect’ arranged by. rol e In 5 orders ie country. ere is some evi-| lowing mem! @ gang are hid- e Great Pyramid high. Proceedings Are Published in|Mrs. Thea Smith, Williston, and 1 Fritch Piano Pupils that it be painted a different color |dence, too, that Dillinger was wound-| >» by Mrs, Lewis Mann, Washburn. Mrs. A 4 Ip if and the name plates filed off. ed in the leg when, with the Frechett! Official Form for All Fed- |xnaut gave the rates to the council Give April Program| When told the job would require/woman, he shot his way out of a St. erated Groups meeting in Hot Springs and urged several days, the man who left the|Paul apartment house March 31. Ends Until that as many as possible attend. As Making ® special occasion of their|°S" there—believed to be a Dillinger/ Eugene Green, a Dillinger aasoci- 25c 3 North Dakota is universally federated, April club meeting, plano pupils of /*4¢ named Tommy Carroll—bought | ate who also escaped from the apart- Tonight 7:80 . each club is entitled to one delegete. Miss Florence Fritch were entertain- |°"°ther machine and said he would/ment house by fighting off police Recommendations for the new elub Department Heads Presented erg Pah Sunday afternoon by|{ctU'm for the other. The police set #|with machine gun but who was AR’ year ow our uenn on Maciy “Mrs. McArdle, as dean of dii ; Miss ein laine Sandin, $23 linger and his woman companion, |captured a few davs later, is near SONGS FOR YOUR HE. T! of the North Dakota Federation of |W: crabtree’ aitoute th ae St, ‘There also were a tow other ——_~ Women’s clubs in the spring of 1938 director, gave the work of the Inter- e oliss ‘Dektia, Seen Dav Wad Wiha made during the executive session of national Relat band vi inna Jean Dar the board and council held in Bis- | recommended depar ‘tment ivian Wilson, advanced students, marck Friday and Saturday were an- | World's Socie book, ‘Building the were guests of the club and appeared ounced Monday. W. K, Taylor, Fessenden, of the fh on the program, Others taking part Announcement was made through district, gave’ fae Aner ATEN “Shaneat |ere ee Lae aint em aa ws fic tai coli Steerer. Hare nae Hae a A ge posed of Mrs. W. C. Taylor, La Moure:|Dickinaon, seventh istrict oh vulse Collier, Wands Mrs, George Berg, Courtenay, and|and chairman of education bore ee jorie Jones, Louise Collier, Wanda Mra. R.A. DeMsrs, Bt. Thomas The |rent, Mrs. Kanu wont nee Swenson and Lols Riggs. official convention report, which {s/Mrs. J. J. Kehoe, Cando, second dis- played with pris going t Miss B vessmceat Fick ich Being distributed to all member clubs|trict director, the HERMAN W. MONSON ie sia ea ele : are cerwie in the state, follows: department report, urging grind eget eget both “ss | Lanny Ross- Charlie Ruggies “The annt board | Herman onson, dan, and to Miss Wilson Miss ag gg, est of clubwomen in the passage of WY. Monson, pictured above |rrelen Hedden, ‘The h assisted Mary Boland » Ann Sothern and council of the Federation of|s, 3B. 2900, directs the Concordia choir that will |Helen Hedden. The hostess, ‘Women’s clubs was held at the Pat- eS, eee re rend, and mother, Mrs. A. L. Sandin, and by her ‘Drug Act. Mrs. George , . | Present a concert here Wednesday at terson hotel in Bismarck Friday and|enay, bed Panis "wore, the Trinity Lutheran church. Rie aS Se —— oon was given over ta a meeting of |Community Service chairman, who|JOSephine Schafer Is oo will be in board. & “Mra, Berg then gave the sugges- Bride of John Jenson : ben “At 6:90 o'clock, @ dinner was held| tions of Mrs, Crease’ Willinon cree, petits . ta the Grand Pai otal at which arr o¢ ui enrunorce industry, who| , Miss Josephine Schafer and John 60 Attend Meeting of id for over ibwom- 4 neon, len , wel * ° covers were re 90 chu urged that clubs sponsor, industrial | eat the Sacred” Heat Coane Tiny Tots Music Club chureh of Glen Ullin at 9 o'clock i i 5 | F i . The Tiny Tots Music club of the dent; Mrs, Langer, Mrs. J./the report of Mrs. W. B. Wanner, |Monday morning by Rev. Father Adel-| scenuss Conservatory of Music met at H. Sheppard, Mrs. A. E. Jones, gen-| Wimbledon, chairman of health, who |ert Kraft. the studio at 3:30 o'clock Sunday aft- eral federation chairman of Commun-|asks that each club take up the Com-| Attending the couple were Mis8/ ernoon with 60 members and parents ity Service; Mrs. Florence H. Davis, munity Health study outline and can-|M@ry Paul of Glen Ullin and Nick present. chairman. arrangements, and/cer education program. Clubs are |Martin of Bismarck. The bride wore)" Tne program of piano solos and board and council members, urged to answer as many questions as|® long white #atin gown elaborated) duets and violin numbers was pre- “The play, ‘Free Silver, a prise-| possible in this outline and return it|With puffed sleeves and two roses of| sented ‘iy the following children: winning play of the Iowa federation, |to Mrs. Wanner by April 20. ‘The|the satin material. The bridesmaid’s| petty Lee Orr, Mathilda Towne, Mary was presented by the Bismarck Com-/ general federation is forming a fund |*/eeveless gown of powder blue crepe | putnam, Sally Ann Fleck, Loren An- munity Players under direction of/for the control of cancer and is ask-|W@S trimmed with dark blue taffeta. |derson, Barton Tollefson, Beverly Miss Clarice Belk. each club member to donate 10|, After the wedding, the bridal par-|Jean Patera, Robert Friese, Virginia 7 | i money to be used |tY and guests went to the Joseph V.| Sorenson, Carol Leifur, Marilyn Wil- “During the evening the directors education in regard to cancer.|Schafer farm, the bride's former|liams, Marjorit Barth, Phyllis Wahl,| met in conference with their dean,| Mother's Day, May 13, is to be used |ome, where @ wedding dinner was!Betty Lou Fleck, Beverly Gunness, Mrs. H. W. McArdle, Fargo, and the/this year to stimulate interest in im- |Served. In the evening, there will be; Marjorie Lou Robinson, Rosemary | district met with Mrs./proved maternal care and clubs are |® dancing party to honor the couple. | Bazok, Elmer Inman, Rodney Erring- Knauf and arranged for the district/ asked to secure and make use of the| Mr. Jenson is the son of Mrs. Olof|ton, Van George, Gerald Tavis and meetings in the fall. These meetings | publicity packet for this purpose. Olson of Willmar, Minn., and his bride | Shirley Schantz. will start about Sept. 19 at Beach, Have Guest Speakers is the daughter of Mrs. Martin Wald,: Light refreshments were served at seventh district, and then go to Ken-| “Judge A. M. Christianson gave «|Strasburg. The bridegroom is em-|the close of the program. * mare, third very fine talk on the ‘North Dakota |Ployed as a plumber at Glen Ullin, ee district; Cavalier, first district; Cas-|Relief Set-up.’ Miss Pearl Salsberry,|Where they will be at home after selton, fourth ; director of field service for the fed-| Thursday, April 12. fifth district: Goodrich, eighth dis-jeral emergency relief administration,| Out-of-town guests at the cere- | and Ashley, sixth ct. gave a short talk on her work and |™ony and dinner were Mr. and Mrs, i “Saturday morning, Mrs. Knauf/urged that women serve as members |Harry Huck, Hannover, brother-in- called the board meeting to order at/of relief committees. Dr. Maysil Wil- |law and sister of the bride; Mr. and 8:30 o'clock, Mrs. L. B. Sowles, Bis-/liams, state health director, explained |Mrs. Dominick Martin and Mr. and marck, gave suggestions for revisions./the nursing program under the relief | Mrs. John Martin, Bismarck; Mr. and { The following are the proposed /set-up and spoke of the various types |Mrs. Edgar Olson and Mr. and Mrs. DIL N ( changes in districts: Sargent county/of nursing service, including public|Paul Olson, brothers and sister-in- to be transferred to the fourth dis-/health, institutional, bedside and /|law of the bridegroom, and the bride- trict, Stutsman county to the sixth school and special duty nursing. groom’s mother, all from Willmar, i Pe ae | and Emmons county to the eighth.| “Miss Maude A. Tollefsen, Bis-|Minn. Officers Abandon Vigil at Man-; These revisions must be approved at/marck, spoke on the club radio pro- x * x kato G: Where C the next state federation meeting to|gram, annomcing that the radio! Beach Group Sponsors a eee eee be held at Valley City in the spring |hour from KFYR, Bismarck, is being 4 Was Abandoned of 036 appointed Mra. W. 0.[ eee? © ¢ Oclock each Friday att-| Third Annual Banquet ‘Taylor of La Moure, Mrs, George Berg| “Dr. Fannie Dunn Quain spoke of ethodis , St. Paul, April 9—(®)—The untir- of Courtenay and Mrs, R. A. DeMars|/Camp Graasick and the urgent need served ite third anual Mothers and (Mf Hunters of John Dillinger, Ameri- of St. Thomas as a findings commit-| for funds at this time. Daughters’ banquet to over 100 guests|C2® NO. 1 bad man, had come Mon- tee. It was decided to send The Bis-) “Mrs. R. A. DeMars of the first |mmursday evening. An ocean voyage | Cty 0¢Fs his elusive trail, and found marck Tribune with a report of the/district, gave a report of the junior | aboard the ship, “Good Cheer,” was By thet baniMonmentlaatiniph nae meeting to each club in the state in/department, which is stressing con-|the theme of the entertainment fol-| eit Ree Spier rere 2 order that gach club might all get/structive recreation and wise use of |iowing the three-course dinner served|ofticers disclosed thet then het aoe the correct record of the meeting. Jetsure time. Mrs. McArdle reported |ny the Men's club of the church: | covered the automobile used by Dil- Outlines History Contest on the department of the American | “rye program follows: “The Pilot,"| pial? “mrs. A. M. Powell, Devils Lake, |home. Mrs. Evea Pericle, toastmaster; vocal ee state historian, reported that two) “The sextet from the Bismarck | siection, “Sailing,” the Galley Quar-| Noti School and " prises are to be offered for the best| Thursday Musical club sang very |t2+" Good Cheer Mascot, “Only One ONES == Send) ANS: COMDEY | histories sent in during the year, one |beautifully ‘two of the state selec-|sotner,” Marilyn Alguire; The Pirst| Warrants are taken at par in, to be @ family history and the other tions, “The Prayer Perfect,” Stenson, Mate, “A Young ‘Mother's Exper- trade for merchandise here.— ||. a club history. The prises are to be/and “Lullaby,” Brahms. Aye Alex Rosen & Bro. two hooked Ne ocal trio, x n re i “Mrs. Knauf gave the president's; “The 5 report, which was accepted. “It ee oegneraand Plumley tucky, general federa- tion chairman of citizenship, visit the fall meetings with Mrs. Knauf. “Mrs, Roy Sherman reported on the pence which tend three were ap- proved by the board. Each club is asked in the future to send its club tes. news direct to newspapers so they will] “Mrs. O. A. Stevens conducted a club get it without any delay. Club news| institute as a round table discussion for the Clubwoman is to be sent to/ and the district chairman for press and publicity. Each club is asked to give $2 to the support of the Clubwoman. “The board unanimously voted that North Dakota present Mrs. A. E. Jones of Lisbon to the general federation council meeting at Hot Springs, Ark., int May as a candidate for second vice President of the General Federation by clubs, club presidents, club of Women’s clubs. Programs and club courage. “At the “Mrs, A. B. Jones gave a report-of | Close of the institute with an expres- the endowment fund. Her suggestion | sion Of appreciation of the welcome that the pennies for the ‘Penny-in-|given us by -Bismarck, the meeting the-Bag’ fund be sent direct to Mrs.| Was adjourned.” Minnie Keup, Fargo, state treasurer, *** ‘was approved. The Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid, which Names Program Committee —__| is sponsoring s showing and sale of Program committes for the from the studio of the late rift g Mrs. Aloys Wartner, president|at the church chapel. The pictures, of the fifth district, and Mrs. ©. O.| many of them of historical interest, | ~ of Valley City. The|are being sold at s price range of 10 time -of meeting was left to the |to 50 cents. Proceeds will be used g 6 s gEs “Mrs. A. O. Stevens gave a report| church young people in whom on the meeting of the Consolidated | late photographer had s great inter- Days to. Valier Oily 98 Auer § eat. Jittery nerves ai vow them by from finer, MORE displayed a for a North Da- as r iota some foe board approved pena: pail biting —frown- ctor ome pape made and sold to the clubwomen or ing end worrying. bi o smoke one efter another... any others interested. “They will come “Ht your nerves ero not all they — Oot cing enjoyment. oe eee ee should be, study your bebite thet pe ‘so mild, 0 dolicate—pecked “Mrs, H. L. Walster gave a effeotthem—yourestiag,your 8% ce of finer, costlier to- meeting ‘North might ‘And get withthepleasu a foee exhibit Ye the 1886, Contaty sleeping, your recreations: an TS beccos! The more you smoke Tun et tao tobe doneted «fresh slant oa your emo Oe you'll like them mum ting 00 Camels. 8 P.M. MS.T.—? P.M, P.S.T- over WABC - Co , A MOTORIST NEEDS TO WATCH ‘ acl How Are YOUR Nerves? are everywhere in | a Camels om made modera life. You Wicettepping, SIVE TOBACCOS than ony AN with Casa Loma Orchestre, CAMEL CARAV: ‘end Budd, Connie TUNE. IN! Siconsp ond batterie cr —8 Laughter for Your Funny Bone! Spring fever on a ‘Plus— & Spring Morning Page .. - Popeye Cartoon “Ending With a| | "™' conte | | came Kiss,” “Melody in gious as the lilt- Comedy Spring” ing songs in this “The Open Road” News COMING — TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY in “Bureau of Missing Persons” GLENDA FARRELL Joan’s man-wrecking side- kick in “Havana Widows” ALLEN JENKINS EUGENE PALLETTE FIRST OF THE"HELLO'GIRL SHOWS! So sensationally different from anything before that the first imitations arealready ontheway! of howls as TONIGHT Durante inka- — : suit | SEE PALOOKA way into every Daily at 2:30-7-9 ee! 4 Song Hits! pod eae ed «« JIMMY DURANTE * LUPE VELEZ A Riot of STUART ERWIN > MAJORIE RAMBEAU CAPITOL Melody ROBERT ARMSTRONG MARY CARLISLE and WILLIAM CAGNEY ¢ THELMA TODD Theatre Laughter! 25 Cents Until 7:30 Coparight, 1894, B. J. Revaelde Tebaeto Company HIS NERVES, TOO, MR. TILDEN” W. E. Richards, Jr. of Lansford, Pa., who rode nearly 20,000 miles in his car last year, says: “I’m a real tennis fan, Mr Tilden, and I know it takes healthy nerves to play championship tennis year after year. But don’t forget, it takes healthy nerves to drive a car, too. Trying to see your way in blinding fog or rain...skids...other drivers taking quick, unexpected turns—all are enough to give any man ‘traffic jitters’! And yet driving never bothers me a bit. Smoke? I’ll say I do. Morning, noon, and night. But] stick to Camels because then I know I can forget all about nerves. And Camels sure taste great!’” William T. Tilden, II, seven times world tennis champion and winner of countless other titles, says: ‘*As a steady smoker, I find that cigarettes vary a lot in their effect upon the nerves. I have tried all the other popular brands, but for years I have smoked Camels, Because of their extraordinary mildness I know that I can smoke Camels as freely as I wish and still have healthy nerves."* Every Tues- P.M.,C.S.T-