The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1934, Page 4

afternoon will be continued through-| Evaris, dean of the school, sang “O/ large cities all over the country. There ‘ s Additional Society | | out the summer months. Perfect Love. are chapters of both the W.O.T.U. Former Capital City | The competition, designed for child-| Miss Margaret Beede, who was/and the L.T.L. in Bismarck. Woman Gets Big Fish ren of 8 to 14 years in grades 3 to 8,| bridesmaid, isa a long coral crepe been arty Basted a i has for its objective reading around| frock and carried a bouquet of roses. prece yy @ half-hour open air Children to Compete [the clock, ‘To. travel around the| Miss Emma Smuland, sister of the|concert by the Salvation Army band| Pulling a rainbow trout weighing /the fish only when it swished over In Reading Contest ciock, which has neither numbers nor, bridegroom, was maid of honor. She|Under direction of Captain Fred Cor-/ more than seven pounds out of the/ into shallow water near her husband, jhands to start with, the child must/ was attired in a long orchid dress and | liss. Brule river was the thrill experienced|Ray made a dive and grabbed it at Beginning. Monday, children of ead and report on 12 books, one from/ carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds. eke jrecently by Mrs. Ray McGettigan,| that time, Bismarck will begin a’ vacation read-|€2ch of a dozen groups placed around! The bride wore a long white gown| Complimentary to Mrs. W. E. Wi .| Iron River, Wis. daughter of Mr. and ing contest extending to July 31 una|the children's room. The various fashioned with full sleeves and a|kins of Cleveland, ©. the former Mrs. E. V. Lahr, 221 Avenue B, west. dee direction of Miss Louise Reed, §TOups include fairy tales, animal and| flared skirt. Her hair was adorned/Miss Harriet Lane of this city, 12\ Mrs. McGettigan, always an en- in charge of the local public library's Indian stories and other material. As with rosebuds and she carried a|members of St. George's Evening thusiast for fishing, sent a clipping fuvenile department. |the child reads the books, his name| shower bouquet of Joanna Hill roses|Episcopal Guild gave an informal|from a Superior. Wis. paper to her ‘In announcing the contest, Miss 'S Placed on the honor roll above/and gardenias. She was given in| party Wednesday evening at the home parents, which reads in part: “The Reed stated that the weekly story|cach group he has finished and the) marriage by Rev. J. W. Welch, in the|o! Miss Gwendolyn Pilmoor, 621 Sixth | lucky angler was Mrs. Ray McGetti- bours at 2 o'clock each Saturday| ours are marked on the clock. absence of her father. St. Mrs, Watkins, who formerly was|gan, Iron River, who was fishing with ; At the end of the contest prizes} H. H. Shelley, Brockton, Mass., was president of the Guild, is visiting at! her husband, a former Teachers’ col- = a will be awarded to the boy and girl/best man. The officiating minister for|the home of her mother, Mrs. Otto lege athlete, in front of the forest ‘ WAKE UP YOUR who finish their clocks first. the service was Rev. Frank M. Boyd,|Holta, 504 Broadway avenue, west.’ ranger’s cabin near the village of from tip to tip, She used an ordinary rod with salmon eggs for bait. Mrs. McGettigan was successful in Janding ** * " an instructor at the school. Almost, The women spent the evening sewing| Brule. According to Warden J. E. ‘Former Baldwin Girl 75 alumni and a number of other/and served @ potluck luncheon. | Hanson it weighed seven pounds and LIVER BILE— | Weds Eastern Pastor| me fade. ged allie “OF tHe }college. Mr. Smuland, also a gradu- WITHOUT CALOMEL |, sxrourcemenss neve, peen reseived! tne ‘Assembly of God “denomination || here of the marriage of Miss Mildred! ang is a pastor of a church in Provi- And You'll Jump Out of Bed in | Tryge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.| Gence, RT se .. ., J Trygg. Baldwin, to Roy Smuland, the Morning Rarin’ to Go son of William Smuland, Yorktown, pain tt Sask. which d Tuesday, May| i CebcU. eral water, oil, laxative candy or chewinggum | 5.) | and expect them to make you suddenly sweet field, Mo. | and buoyant and full of sunshine. Mr. and Mrs. Smuland now are) can’t do it. They only move the visiting the Century of Progress ex- be thd | Miss Mary B. Ervin of Xenia, Ohio, he. a for your down-erid-out | Position at Chicago and are expected | national field secretary of the fecling is your liver. It should pour out two | ty arrive at Baldwin next week for a| Women’s Christian Temperance Un- te of quid bile into your bowels daily. | visit with the bride's parents. ion and world secretary of the Loyal thi bile is nok flowing freely, your toed | The wedding ceremony was per-| Temperance Legion, will speak at the joata up your stomach. Yqu have @ | formed at 11 o'clock in the evening} McCabe Methodist Episcopal church on Aen t taste ek i sbeeete is fy | on the moon-shadowed campus of the, Tuesday evening, June 12, one the kin olten breafs out in blemishes, Your head | Institute, where the bride had been| topic, “The New Crusade Against Al- = ieee ee instructor and registrar for the last| cohol,” it was announced here akes those good, old CA R’S six years. An arc light was focused | Thursday. 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