The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 14, 1934, Page 7

BB FEPEYs9s es oPixete is & hed Oo © BPRRZEF Sy THE BISMAR if (@) SOCIETY and CLUBS Drama Group Announces Cast for December Play the Stars, Beloved,” a Mexican folk song. A 15-minute discussion and demonstration of theatrical make-up Plans for Masquerade Party on Thanksgiving Eve Made by Community Players Announcement of the cast for “Hol- ;\ iday,” which is to be presented in December, featured the business persons ing, which was followed by a program and informal dancing. Those selected for characters in the Laurence V. Nelson and Emmet Mc- Cusker. The technical staff members se- lected up to the present time are: usiness manager; Ken- neth Peterson, house manager; Wil- lam J. Smith, stage rr; Rilaudt, lighting effects; L. M. Han- gon and Mrs, Laurence V. Nelson, di- rectors of the setting for the first and third acts; the Misses Evelyn El- lingson and Mary Cowan, directors of the setting for the second act, Mir. McCusker, men’s costuming. = eee ihe! Baptist Ladies’ Aid eve, November 28, during the business session. Miss Maude A. Tollefsen, manager of the 1934-35 Artist Series, king, Ellingson princess, Richard Tied- the faithful slave and pro-/|attend. , Harrison Monk as the faith- steward, Mr. Monson as the de- eheaee out sale prices. tures and are also for sale. Plans Double Event Mrs. Sexten Norlin -SHower Honor Guest Mrs. Sexten Norlin, the former Miss Knudtson at the home of the lat- ter, 619 Avenue C. Sixteen intimate friends of the ‘bride,-most of them employes of the thew Schantz of Glen Ullin| . and Mrs. Eckroth of Flasher. | and wedding dinner h are to be followed After November 14, Mr. and Mrs. Leingang will be at home at the, bridegroom’s farm near St, Anthony. Winnie Lou Halvorson Heads Tiny Tots Club Winnie Lou Halverson was elected studio at 3:30) o'clock Sunday afternoon. Thirty-five members were brother, Ben Jacobson of Bismarck, | *! acted as master of ceremonies dur- ing the dance, At midnight, lunch- eon was served. Bismarck guests besides Mrs. Nor- lin’s mother, Mrs. Selma Jacobson, her brother and two sisters, the Miss- jack Misses Selma Knudtson, Vivian Fras- er, Bertha Place, Clarice Hanson, Sera Nelson, Marian Kohler and Eva ee & iss Rose Knoll and » Jean Leon- hard, Marcia Lambert, Beverly Jean Patera, Grace Barbie, Carolyn Rhoades, Mary Putnam, Marjorie Mote, Jane Hall, Winnie Lou Halver- oa Betty Lou Chi Chi Girls’ Club Plans Christmas Play Plans for presenting a .| Play were made by the Girls’ club of the Junior Macca -|Morton Pioneer Group Will Organize Friday organizing a unit of the Pioneer scenic interest, At the rally here, will speak of missionary work in countries, A cordial invitation ts extended city are eXpected to be present the Friday evening meeting. N. Cary, daughter of one of the earl- fest Mandan residents and a former President of the North Dakota Fed- eration of Women’s clubs, will pre- side at the meeting and will intro- ‘duce Mra, In organizing a Pioneer Daughters’ chapter, Mandan and Morton county women will join in a movement which has grown rapidly in the state. Large chapters have been formed at Valley City, Fargo and Bismarck, the latter group having more than 100 members. & SOUGHT IN PARLEY Mystery Meeting Called by Britain; U. S. Holds Firm to 5-5-3 Ratio London, Nov. 14-~P)— naval to agree, Anglo-American conference Wed- tery meeting.” pose, while the Japanese perplexed by the deveiopment. Observers assumed the British would discuss further their compro- mise proposal to Tokyo which, it is Mrs. Moodie Wants It Under- Williston, N. D., Dakota’s next first lady wants the commonwealth to know that she is not @ public speaker, and she looks forward to moving to Bismarck late in December or early in January with trepidation i I radi fr Fl ae if a3 it FTE z Mrs, L. | since. Mrs. Moodie is not a club woman time when residing in Minneapolis NAVAL COMPROMISE |S %s: '@ good mystery tale always finds her negotiations between the|—and world’s three greatest sea powers,|for wi with no two thus far apparently able|“He is brought an unexpected|corn nesday. tor British delegates sought the “mys-|that is prepared Americans ssid they|always has been had receive: no indication of its pur-|and consequent appeared na CK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1984 ————— ESS Next First Lady of N. D. Makes Home Her Castle|=: mother, Mrs, Emma Barlow, resides at New Ulm, Minn. and though she wasn't able to visit Williston Monday, Mrs, Moodie expects her mother to visit in Bismarck often during the next two years, Mrs, Moodie also has @ half-brother, A, H. Barlow, who re- sides in Minneapolis. Converse Ordination Will Occur Thursday Rev. F. E. Logee, pastor of the First upon for a series of formal and Presbyterian church of Bismarck, will act as moderator at the ordina- ‘Thomas H. Moodie is| tion service for C. C, Converse, form- in personality. She| er local resident, to be conducted at as saying “Don't; New Salem Thursday evening, start- of thinking that | ing at 7:30 o'clock, Moodie is in her own home.”| The service will be under auspices Gespite character that enables|of the Presbytery of Bismarck, Pres- byterian Church of the United States of America, The candidate for ordination is a |former state tax commissioner, hav- ing served in that capacity from 1921 to 1925, and later worked in the tax cCommissioner’s office from 1929 to 1933, Recently he has held the Pres- byterian pastorate at New Salem, ‘an energetic worker in humane serving as a local evangelist. Miss ors. Daughter of a famed | Jean Converse, daughter of Mr. and ‘Mrs, /Mrs. Converse, is making her home with Rev. and Mrs, Logee at the present time. Following is the order of ceremon- ies for the Thursday evening serv- ice: Call to worship, Rev. Logee; stood in Advance She's Not Public Speaker Nov. 14.—North that she might be of iH 3 for instance. Sally terrier, 14 years old now, claim any royalty among but is a proud and ber of the Moodie house- nonetheless. Sally was a home- of Minneapolis streets when Moodies befriended her years . She has been with them ever Praises Women’s Clubs LIFE Begins at Sundown in this Action-Packed Thriller Showing Today and Thurs. until 7:30 be an active member of the Min- to read— LEADS STRAIGHT TO EXCITING ADVENTURE! «+-in the shadowy heort of London's notorious half-werkdl Adolph Zukor presents life.” E , and prayer of ‘benediction, Rev. H. M. Gulson. Towa Wins National Butter Competition Sioux Falls, 8. D., Nov. 14.—(}— Towa won the The convention opened Tuesday for a two-day session. Iowa's high score was 94.199 points, while Minnesota had 94.191 and Wis- consin 93.878, Little King Peter Given Father’s Bed Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Nov. 14—(7) Little King Peter II of Yugoslavia does not yet occupy his father’s throne chair or wear his golden crown, but he was given permission by his mother Wednesday to sleep in the bed: left vacant by King Alexan- der’s assassination, CAPITOL —sa THEATRE eee — Last Times Tonight GINGER ROGERS FRED ASTAIRE —in— “Gay Divorcee” TOMORROW vou DIX Trouble at home—and no wonder! He advised his daughter to live courage- ously—hang the cost! “HIS GREATEST BEES ia a satin and carried|Daughters of North Dakota. bouquets of pink and white Toses, Ma . H.W. Fargo, chair- and Michael Knoll, brother of the|man for Zone 5, General Federation bride, who carried the wedding ring|of Women’s clubs, attended a meet- on @ white satin pillow. ing at the home of Mrs, H. L. Dah- Among the out-of-town guests at|ners at which preliminary organiza- the wedding ceremony were Mr, and tion plans were made and will address understood, involves granting Japan tennage equality in principle but not in effect. Details of the plan have not been announced. Americans have opposed the com- promise, holding firm for the present 5-5-3 ratio, which Japan wants to scrap. Although the Japanese dele- instructions Hy Sale Begins Tomorrow and continues until everything is sold out. Belding Corticelli, previously priced at 89 cents per pair, chif- fons and service weights, full fashioned; closing out...3 pairs $1.69 E A ypanOuisr | FO Mgbuls” | 5 GEORGE RAFT JEAN PARKER wit WONG : KENT TAYLOR Comedy - News - Pictorial COMING FRIDAY Return Engagement Shirley Temple America’s Sweetheart fit fender leading a pa- rade? Certainly Not .. . And you never will. Parade leaders keep their cars looking right... And our Body ex- perts make ’em right! Fleck Motor Sales, Inc. Bismarck, N. D. 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