The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1934, Page 3

i y —— FUNERAL DIRECTOR _RIBCT STATE HEADS E. P. Bishop Named President; Calnan Re-Indorsed for Embalming Board % E. P. Bishop, Belfield, was elected President of the North Dakota Fun- @tal Directors association at the clos- ing session of the convention here ‘Thursday morning. Valley City was selected as the convention city for next year. Other officers chosen were: J. W. Murray, Cando, first vice-president; A. W. Bethke, Drake, second vice- President, G. L. Anderson, Grand Forks, secretary and R..C..Swandby, ‘ Grafton, treasurer. J. E. Anderson, boo tN ad named to the executive convention Went on record as endorsing J. W. Calnan, Bismarck, to Immediately afterwards the delegates br aa into the final business ses- ions. The three-day convention closed with a special demonstration by O. W. Olson, representing the Eckel’s insti- tute of embalming. Olson’s demon- stration is one of making facial like- nesses from a new soluble silk ma- Rev. Walter E, Vater was the main night. Lecturing on presént day mor- ‘als, Vater said that conditions will be improved only when the people desire higher standards and can bury their urge for baser things. Entertainment Is Offered Special entertainment was furnish- ed by the Lions quartet, which featur- ed Miss Marian Sandin as soloist. Members of the group are Henry Hal- verson, Ed Klein, A. P. Simon, Arthur Bauer and A. A. Doerner, accompan- ist. Two violin solos by Adolph Englehardt were also on the program, Group singing was led by Duemeland. The Grand Pacific hotel orchestra played between courses of the dinner. ‘Three 25-year members of the asso- ciation were presented buttons by C. be Teappointed to the state embaim-|A- Jacobson, president. They were A. ng board. Further resolutions were thanking the city of Bis- : k and the men who made the @@Avention possible, for their work. ‘Thursday morning, F. J. Beaurline, B. and G. representative from 8t. 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