The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1934, Page 10

K TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1934 THE GUMPS—IT’s IN THE BAG WESHINICT HAVE THE UUDGR GN WE MIGHT i AND. we home, come to the Sal lon 'y and bring your friends, you will be |made to feel at home. Ch urch McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL Walter E, Vater, Pastor Morning worship, 10:30 o'clock. | ‘This is the last Sunday tn the con- ews Pea, |urged to be in attend: regan prelude: “ ‘8 ich Mise Ruth Rowley, organta ST, MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC eh rae a OMne Rev. Father Ttobert A. Feehan, Pastor ae tations: Broadway Avenue at Els’ "Masses at 2:45, 9, 10 and il ovclock. serecrea, Sis ABNEH WELL,NUTTY, SHE'S ‘The mass at 9 o'clock is for children, Sistem Foundation 5 a © caunie OF Gl ater. Se FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, ng SCIENTIST + _ 923 Fourth Street Sunday service om § hool m. Paration for our us have 300 in Your class is counting on you. Epworth League 6:30 p. m. Topi “What Should a Christian Youn daily from 13 to § p. m. Peop! Program Include.” Leadet, to 5p. m Miss Esther Greenshields, Special All are welcome to- attend the! music. church services and to make use Of/ Evening worship 7:30 o'clock. We the reading room, are putting on a ae F Evangelistic es service every Sunday night from 7:30 @HE_ BISMARCK BAPTIST CHURCH| until 8:30 o'clock. Stirring old fash- Corner of Eighth and Rosser jal_ music, ‘J. J. Lippert, Minister ‘Piece Romantique” Promotion Day 0 ©, m—Church school. P.| Al Song of Trust”— in, supt, A short program will be given’ in the church auditorium, in fertory: “Lagron”—Friml. Place of tl wes, by the pupil of selected, Miss Marjorie Ha: the different promoting departments. Consisting of songs, stories and me- mory work. Just a sample of what they have been doing during the past )0—Morning worship. devotional service on evening at 7:30 o'clock. “{ Will Be True to] You are heartily invited to attend all our services. children. 6 d My Lambe.’ Sible instruction class Fins? BAPTIST CHURCH OO re Fourth and Avenue B 22 a children . K. F. Gutsche, in- wits. L. son, Minist ber 30th, BPeSe RS 8eRe LS ates r 1934 hoo! 8 class “for adul for young peopl ening, worship. Margy | Cy. mls Practice at : Prelude"—Serlabine. Tuesday at 8:00 p. m.—Girls’ “Invocas Sm D. m.—Midweek 8:00 p. m—Quiet hour for the young peo ple. You are cordially invited to attend these meetings. FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH |@!d work and are glad to ha ser Avenue in Bismarck for their annual conven- ‘Minister tion, Out of courtesy to the church schoot| W. C. T. U. we omit our evening 1. dep Promotion day|8ervice in order that our people may will be held. We hop it Prof Cox and the program ar- 1 nm fe gvery upil will be present. Merrill eeday, Oct 2, at 720 mm Larkin, su 11:00—Morning worship service, |The midweek serv Monthly bi “The Galilean Cal ness meeting and report of the F: convention. This meeting will held at the parsonage. e a wees an fiigngance of every member and) yungy LUTHERAN CHURCH There will be no evening service. 616 Avenue D ill unite for a Union service Adolph Johns, Pastor, at the Trinity Lutheran church where Sept. 30—St.'Michael’s Day the W. C, T. U. wil 6 m—Sunday school and Promotion will take in Sunday school. —Morning worship. china: B Jn. em: “As a Little Child. help you mies, re a ‘The Greatest in the Kin, Z ‘Try to be present. ven.” : eae ARMY i men’ sonar Cera ¢ 0 Main Avenue . CHIEFTAIN! Sunday, Bopteinber 400 junday, mber 2 10:00 &.._m-—Company . meeting, 1 Lights the We Sunday school. Cla: for ag Gladys Nelson. cluding a Bible class for adults,| | “Get Somebody El Come and bring your children to! Burbage. school. Mr. George Stebbins, |, “Christmas Cheer”—Mlss Harriet mn. arge. Maim. a” yy" n }0—Holiness meeting. A service | Trumpet solo—Mr. Guy Larson, ee) | | dp the entire theme a) Holin Song—Ellen and_ Marie Nelson, S itiuin " —— 4 i rigadier A. E. Chesham of Minneap- | Helen Johnson and Edna HUI olis will bring the message in thii service. . 1, at 8 p. ‘ustees in church parlors, —Children’s meeting, in 7 ‘iss Rosebud Smith conducts the juniors. _ Ae pre aeoee aab e n 7 ‘ = 4 Rs ois dtl Mla ; OOniy Cane YM coney, GT . REALLY cant THis Trip, |[ ITS A SHAME YoU CANT STAY, Thursday, Oct. om wane, , BUY | TH! NEXT BECAUSE LUE SEEN LOOKING Workers at 4 WME MESSE FORWARD To BUYING You SOME. SNAPPY NEW FALL 0006 nm ervice. Dp. m.—Rousing Salvation ing, conducted by Brigadier A. 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