The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1934, Page 5

University Sen NS eet arene Et .,| served as a member of the senior ex-|** Corwin hall. Auverne Cameron Olson and] ecutive committee for the commence- ek * Thomas A. Boutrous Have exert, Omens terme tat New /150) aethie Or Caden Beginning Mongay, June 11, Bible re., Milton Rue, Bimarck, we! schools will be conducted at the Mc-| airs’ Bole and ners. Herman wens Rockford, Part in Planning Events Hleven Bismarck young people are] among the 275 members of the Uni- versity of North Dakota senior class, which will be graduated at the 1934 commencement exercises Tu club’s constitution. Reed, who is in charge of the weekly e Miss Ruth Rowley, instructor at the entertainment included esday| ploma in teaching. 4 marck, was named recorder-receiver. Richholt school, will be su Piano solos by Miss Patsy Thomas, and ek & = ff ” is iperintend- Uae kaken oe nice on a D to receive . degree from the school| Other district hg realy are Miss Mar. ent of the Methodist Bible course,| VOC’! and plano selections by Miss Regan, which Hazel Devore. ENslen to ait mradoe atte William B. Falconer, of Lincoln garet receives the bachelor of arts degree,| Miss Lucile Coghlan of this city,!and Mrs. Mary has been chairman of the announce-| student in the law school, was senior|chancellor. ments committee for the senior class| class chorega this year. and also is on the committee for the senior banquet Saturday everiing, Speakers Are Announced 1035, meeting. Rev. C. A. Wendell, pastor of the which will usher in the four-day] Gree Lutheran church of Minne. Darcoett ee sts wasn aati oa given is that outlined by the North|at the Whitmer farm near Yucca i apolis, a deliver Reg baccalaureate last bag , with @ 10-per-| Dakota Council of Religious Educa-| Sunday, with several political speak-| son, Dr. W. 8. Mercil, will come from To Preside at Luncheon address following ‘Thomas A, Boutrous, also a liberal cession ee 7:48 o'clock eve- arts graduate, former Blue Key presi- ning. Monday will be set aside for dent, will preside over a luncheon on parents and alumni. the University Commons lawn at 12:30] "wederal Comptroller of the Cur-|tween the Beulah a: Glock Monday, which is to be an! reney J. ¥. T. O'Connor will deliver eng fs ollections and inmates in state insti- event of Parents’ day. Miss Olson is] the commencement address ‘Tuesday | MF, Josephine Long, Fargo, state) iUne 11-12, according to Rev. G./collectons and inmates in state inati-/ "| yo Devine Briday A graduate of the univer-/ supervisor: Mrs. Tols | Scott, | FArgo./ias attained public school age is wel- |e8 and disbursements of state funds| granted marriage license to Frank ‘ traditional function, yer, Mr. O'Connor pays his first offi-|Anna Rhyner, Beach, district deputy,|°Ome. Instructors will be Rev. and as a HEROES tae! Henry Robidou and Miss Margaret K. Frederick Olsen, school of com-| cial visit to his Alma Mater on the|Were honor guests, Mrs. Ida Helvig,| Mrs. Johns and Miss Edith Gallup. merce graduate who came to Bis-| occasion of the~ graduation n ceremo- Beach, retiring district oracle, pre- &. member of Mortar Board, which, morning. with Blue Key, is arranging for this| sity and a former North Dakota law-|state juvenile organizer, marck recently to work on The Bis-| nies. Tuesday’ marck Tribune editorial staff, has| at 9:15 with GEORGE O'BRIEN —in— “Frontier Marshal” COMING—SAT. - MON. - MIDNITE SUN. THE SHOW OF A 1,001 SURPRISES WARNER BAXTER Revival of Laughter! Garden of Beauty The Magic Transformation! March of Prosperity 25¢ Until 7:30 Bismarck, N. Phone 1994 PAUL BROWN, MANAGER _—105 Fifth St. FRESHEST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Radishes {"tescnee”...........L0¢ Carrots Soncnes ech Celery San. 13C Cucumbers tam ...;........ 56 a sass 9C | Preserves ieos'tne na. Cherries Sr 18 | Sugar ine Onions Trnae”............10e | Butter Zw ........... New Potatoes, 10 Ibs....35¢ | WaxBeans 31” Strawberries "x" :se.....29C Preserves Eusteny, 3 .. 00C Fresh Peas, Wax Beans, Green Beans, Cauliflower, Pineapple, etc. WE DELIVER PHONE ORDERS C. 0. D. Attention, Farmers—We Buy Eggs cial close of the 1933-34 school year. | itors. Wesley college baccalaureate serv-| Mrs. Long spent Friday in Bismarck Are Bismarck Residents sist scar ssteg ie mos om Saran bans held at 10:30 o'clock Monday morning | turned to Fargo ag i Friday. Bismarck will be host for the June, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRID OOS RRR A luncheon at the Univer - ie | Politi nH tail t Wed by the office, Mr. Lyng-) G d fiona Troaday ‘oct for parents, rad: | sdcense sag eaneanne ues aad | PI olitical Auxiliary ._Jatad sald that close to 160,000 warc| # ra uates tates and alumni will mark the offi-/Mott members were present as vis- Returns 2 to Office) rants and 61,000 gasoline refund] % beitne ce iy a gg de ‘4 average 0! warrants or chec! Mrs. ©. G. Boise and Mrs. H. W.| issued per day. The state auditor, he Herman were renamed president and| said, serves on the equalization, state | ¢ auditing, budget, auditor and univer- eo e e vice president, respectively, by Wo- men’s Nonpartisan Club No. 1, which|*!t¥ and school land boards. * Summer Bible School Courses To Be Given met at given by Cabe Methodist Episcopal and First ,| Lutheran churches, according to an- Soh t,| OUNcement made Priday by the res-| with the Pective pastors, Musical township, ‘The Beulah camp was awarded the| {TOM 9 to 11:30°o’clock each morning|tion was except Saturday. The course to be| to attend tion, Rev. Walter E. Vater, pastor, is| ers billed assisting Miss Rowley. J. O, Lyngstad, acting deputy state lence in ritualistic work, was tied be-| Confirmation, intermediate and/ auditor, gave @ review of the state nd McKenzie | Primary instruction will be offered in| auditor's led the parade following the dinner, | Church history and hymn study will be offered to the intermediate group. 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An invita- IDAY, JUNE 8, 1984 Lunch was served by Mrs. Carl|§ Scott, Mrs. Harold McDonald, Mrs. Lars Johnson ee John Hanen. the World War Memorial employes of Mrs. Berta E./ aut children of the city are invited | § Saturday Sale their offices in January but|/ment at 2 o'clock Saturday after- d upon again in accordance! noon, according to Miss Mary Louise candidate for the state extended to the members a picnic which will be given for the program. Crookston to take her home. City and County | > duties, including keeping of with every county on tax Elizabeth Boehm, both of Bismarck. its work in catechism, church his- tory and Bible study, Rev. Johns states. A course entitled “The Life of .| Christ,” which combines Bible study, catechism and handwork as well as group are to bring a pencil, tablet and box of crayons. The others will need @ large notebook, pencil, Bible and Sunday school book. Bible pictures will be used pA! oo Mandan Couple Weds At Local Parsonage company. 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