The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 20, 1934, Page 8

THE BISMARCK.TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1934 “THE GUMPS—ANXIOUS MOMENTS HE JURY 1S STILL OUT= I ONLY WISH | WAS ON went, We TS BE HEARING Calla MIN AND ANDY ARE Saat THe Ni PRETTY SOON NOW=) CANL TO Ni Far CAN HARDIN Tt % L WEE SMALL HOURS cro dep baie Pe ae CN RAND OUR Wi EAN BIM COMPANY WHILE HE NARS ! TO THI ; aN es) | WONDER Le INS MAY HAND! On MES | THINK YM DREAMING ALL THIS g THE BISMARCK BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Eighth and Rosser J. J. Lippert, Minister 10:00—Church Sehool. Classes for lal ages. P. Klein, Supt. 11:00—Morning worship. Prelude, | Talk to’ the children. “Dependable Leader". (In the German language). s' 33 Bible instruction Rev x children, Brother Gutsc ‘ ' HAPPENS, COACH, THAT SO THAT'S IT, EH! A Kiss ole SRT eas hin best for our children, p LOOK AT THOSE BOYS GO aT IT! FRECKLES ped we Coto ke || eee A BEAUTIFUL oc! We, Masses at . 16 and 1 ociock. [him slong by sending our children on AND DODO ARE WORKING LIKE TROJANS...IF FRECKLES " ‘The mass at 9 o'clock is for children.|time. R. F. Gutsche, instructor. ; re DOING IT FoR BETTY MORNMER...| | IF Z COULD GET NINE OTHER 7i5—Our B. ¥. P..U. We THEY KEEP ON LIKE THAT, WE'LL URCH OF CHRIST, have a good time ‘together. : N NOT ALMA MATER! BETTY GIRLS TO PROMISE THE SAME FIRST pit A i and enjoy it with The men are NEVER NEED To WoRRY ABOUT HAS PROMISED A KISS TO THING TO THE REST OF THE 723 Fourth Street en tebccbventag sel GETTING TOUCHDOWNS !! TEAM, Sunday service at ‘11:00 a, m. Boeclat iruslecbuee py tien SUiaH lt i ‘THE ONE WHO GCORES "THE 4 MEA ad ia) Weineadsy evening. testimonal oe acttmioe Ciel? MOST TOUCHDOWNS CINCH !! meeting at 8 o'clock. * ‘A reading room maintained in the|(in the German language). HIM k AGAINST KINGSTON ! Hoskins Block, 200% 4th St. is open| 8:00—Wednesday midweek prayer ; E A 7 2 dislly from 12't0 6p. ms Sunday, 3 [m4 niece steuhte nealeds! PAu are welcome to attend the , otionals. Come, worship Picnics cordially invited to all our ’ “i meetings. € | MARIA LUTHERAN CHURCH THE SALVATION ARMY i { § D | ti Braddock 220 Main Avenue . } Adolph Johns, Pastor Captain and Mrs. P, D. Keifer, offi- Vy Oct, 21—Twenty-first Sunday af- charge. | bali Sunday School, Confir- 10:00’ a, m.—Comi mation ind Bible class. Sunday School. Ch for all ages, 2:50 p. hurch board will havelinciuding a Bible class for adull } brief meeting. Come and bring your children to Su 2:00 p. m—Church worship. | Gay" Behool, George Stebbins is Sermon: “A Victorious Faith. in charge 9 m.—Holiness meeting. A McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL ith ‘the theme of holiness all CHURCH | ain Keifer ter, Pastor using the Ni DiS 6 DEM! Melula, Alle 3:00 p. m.—Children’s meeting. Miss Armstrong. } uth Rowley, Rosebud Smith charge of a service AN SIGNAL ist. [for the juniors, Satnthem: “Beautiful River of Lite" |fOr the Juniors, cian, Wilson. « »_|A service conducted by the Organ Offertory: “Andantino”—|), but everyone is welcome. T! huler. MI Rosebud Smith and Leo! Bepietaitation of ofticers and teachers ape meeting, or ee. chool. 7:30 p. m.-—Open air service if Selected—Mrs, W. J: Targart. F permite “The Gates of the City"—| "8:00 p, m.—Rousing Salvation me it ing. Old time gospel singing speaking. Special muste. . This ts) Keifer will bring them in our Church School. | subject will be “Hands,” ram by members of all! ‘The Salvation Army extends a c departments, Plan to come yourself! dial welcome to the public to attend and bring the children with you. all of their services. If you do not ‘us make this day a “Red Letter Day” have a church home, come to the Sale Jor pworth League 6:30 p.m, Top Iwill be made to" Epwor' a 3 TM. yu wi ye made to eHow to Read the Bi Leader paral ntraut, FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH hip 7:20, Stirring 616 Avenue D chorus choir and &/ = @. Adolph Johns, Pastor gospel message you, will enjoy. Oct, 21—Twenty-first Sunday after Organ Prelude: “A Song of Pr: Trinity. Ee BY ; 1 bt A flong of Trust’—Fear-| «12:42, ™—Sunday School and Bible ia, lorning worship. sQtean Ottertory: “Lotus Bloom My Faith Looks Up to mon Selected—Bruce Wal “A Victorious Faith.” : “A Personal Call”—W: morning worship, e 7 y DO THOSE LOOK LIKE WTTYS FINGER— ked tor mest fore f LOAFIN' AGIN, HUH? | SIPOSE ) OH, YERH? WELL, IT ( Dower (Tf CHANCES ARE ) ALL RIGHT, SMART GUY, THOSE L Lug Ro See iano THAT'S ALL YOUVE DONE me ey KITTY DID IT, AND YOU'RE / JEST LOOk TH! SHOW PRNTS— OR MINE 2 Mig gatk, devotional gervic each] | Topic: “sharin WVinineig™ wii be Deaiilgm ss ei! SOU CASES, SORT ee ee, Sr cam venseurt ee Woon ere heartily invited to attena | ™urgeuced by Mr. H. A. Swenso [ UKE YA TOLD ME “To! SEZ Weare] ell our services, Special music—Selected. Z Roe #2380, fener Sermon: ‘The Bible in Private eC ZION EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH Life.” Z < ical Conference) Monday, Oct. 22, Fourth Street Confirmation cla: @ m.—Sunday including Junior Bible cl: s—Morning service (Eng "15 p. ™. F. Pi 01 Hi and business meeting. 3 ‘Wednesday, Oct. 24, at 7:30 p.m. being tl choir practice. on the Bible in commemoration of the Saturday, O 27, at 8:30 a. m— Four Hundredth Anniversary of Confirmation cli translation of the Bible into the Ger- 2:00 .—Junior Mission band in man language by Dr. Martin Luther. | church lors, P 0 p. m.—German services at Bald- — uc mn FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH na 6:45 p. m.—Bible hour in charge of Fourth Street and Ave. B \ 4 — Sal the Walther League. Ellis L, Jackson, Pastor i - 2 7:30 p. m—Ver su ‘October 218 ” i —ll lish) Miss Mary ; a (C . Holy Communi: ler, Superintendent. G. Worner, primary 81 Class for all age: . Evarts cl P. English Communion Announcements for com- off. Sei “A Pleture of the Mas- shange. tens pills Le Jackson: 7 ———- D. junior B, Y. P. U. wor- 8ST. GEORGES CHURCH ship period followed by discussion (Episcopal) Derlods. Rector 7:30—The evening service. ly Communion. pl the Mother in th o 335 Smet, Cama Mother in the Home 3 lorning prayer and sermon, ‘The Rector will give a summary of , arian at RormOne the proceedings of general conven-| "8:30 p. m:—Fellowship hour for tion, which is being held at Atlantic! young people. How may we help put City, N. J. Come and hear what your pirit of Christ into economic life, church’ is’ doin Light ref ta, Monda: coith, therg wilt be] "Wednesday at 1:40 p. m—The mid- fafa thie" betachy Sesto te wreck service meeting at the parson- ismarck, Mandan, inton, iy hh Blumarck, Mandan, Linton, Dic ‘An hour of prayer and meditation Thu tt .m, The ‘Texas, the Rev. David Covell of Ladies Ala ert ment oer” sare 8 provinces and a delegate from the| Knight, Logan Apartments, Apt. 5. Tomen's Auxiliary will compose the) The church extends a cordial in- at will be present for that oc- | y OT AM these eee eae hatgoc: | vitation to its services and worship, George's Parish house. (Additional Churches on Page 4) AT THE MOVIES ||" rr - . a) THANK OWN PRiVi ‘AND HAVE THE CHEF COOK ME SIX TIM'NO LONGER A topos, PENATE CARE (OF CHAMPAGNES, tS 1S GETT BREAKFASTS. WIRE MY BROKER, . ae, MAXIMILLIAN, AND LAY OUT MY AT Mo’ TO BUY ANOTHER RAILROAD, AND) Claudette Colbert Whirlwind of Comedy 7 SATIN “UNDERWEAR. ROS BORINRON MHS THE HES Plays Part of Cleo Is Coming to Capitol 4 ; noted dit "s lat- pegs pela prong rare) Kansas City Princess,” which presented at the Paramount Theatre cpens at the Capitol today. maidnight Sunday, Monday, Tuesday The story, by Sy Bartlett and Wed: rl. Manuel Seff, concerns chiefly the all love episodes and mad adventures of is two mid-west manicurists, although éhown here in a screen masterpiece, a gangster, @ millionaire playboy, his bringing to the motion picture once vife and her lover and two small sil the talent of the master of town aldermen and their wives are . all mixed up in the yt) chariots thunder Prigison the laughter. ” siicipaaaaia ‘ a a spears glister: thrill In a swift series of kaleidoscopic RR girls swing and iucidents the picture takes the spec- marble halls and tator from Kansas City to New Tork WHAT? NO CATS? : ieaegaal in clear tones, rings by train ae eee mene a Ow GONI wi scenes | Occur with the two manicurists chis- A 0 : reD ca 30, 1 copatra jeling their way across, and then to LLEY OOP, DEEP IN THE tte Colbert, Warren Paris where the smashing climax JUNGLE, IS DESPERATELY in the emnes with ine wildest ove mix-up 6 “|| TRYING NOT TO FIND A uughter. GREAT, SPOTTED CAT, f star talen, a veritable| Joan Blondell and Glenda Fare AlN LACK Sy Heo OF aa firsts (more than 5,000 men/rell have the roles of the two gold MESOZOIC. end-children took part) and| digging manicurists with Hugh Sere y KITTY 1S ALL THAT cast that includes Ian! bert as the somewhat dumb million: e STANDS BETWEEN HIM AND trong as th 4 f |] MARRIAGE (ed GUZ's | s by DAUGHTER, INCESS: it ce 4 . Roy Barnes es the small town aldermei It is within the range of legislative Powers to enact laws and prescribe regulations to promote the health, Peace, morals, education, ity and good order of the people and their general welfare.—Circuit Judge C. M. ‘Ward, of West Virginis. Sai NS