The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1934, Page 8

ib RRR —Junior B. ¥. evening service. Guest night. The first Sunday night of the ST. MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC Rey. Father Robert A. Feehan, Pastor nue at Eighth Street month is Guest Night at our church and we invite you to come and bring someone with you. Our special music will consist of a Male quartet. young peoples’ Sermon them k, | Humanity,” by 9, 10 and 11 o'clock. ‘clock is for children. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 123 Fourth Street vice 11:00 a. school at 9: evening ‘Hoskins daily from 12 to & p. welcome to attend the church services and to make use of the reading ro & GEORGE'S CHURCH rner Third and Thayer 2 'N. EB. Elsworth, Rector Bervices as follows: :30 a, m.—Church school. 10:30 & m.—Holy Communion an jermon te: jt. Matt. 26- Iso St. john lease notice there fs no service at a.m. From now on there will not bh y early service on the first Sun- day of the mont! THE BISMARCK \PTIST CHURCH Corner of Eighth and Rosser J.J. Lippert, Minit 10:00—Church School. Clast ell ages. C. Klein, Supt. 11:00—Morning worship. Prelude, ‘Talk to the children, Oifertory. sage: 0—Bible instruction class for the sche, | { en. K. F. Gut '6—Our young people's meeting. L. Jt Wednesday at 7:30 p. monthly business meeting and the midweek service of the church, A cordial invitation to all the serv- ices of the church and an opportunity to be of service in the Kingdom Task. FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH qth and Rosser Ave. Ira _E. Herzberg, Mint 10:00—Sunday Church Scho. departments. You are invited to come and bring your children to the Word of God. We have clas: every group. 11:00—Morning worship serv! Sermon: “The Print of the Naili 7:00—Christian Endeavor, Intermediate League. Topic: “What Is the Bible?” Leader—Alice Moos. r—Loretta Betchle. a Evening worship service. This will be in charge of the Wom- en_missionary society. Song by the mission band. ‘Thank offering pagaent. Violin solo: Mr. Englehardt, offering. Mrs. Larkin and Mise Iris Set Be ‘Wednesday, 7:45 midweek prayer service, GOSPEL TABERNACLE Corner Rosser and Eleventh Herman G. Johnson, Pastor Sunday School, Mrs. G. Mandigo, ages. Visit our | Supt. 10:00 a. m. Classes for all S| school this Sunday. 2. "00 Wednesday evening midweek Friday | vening young peo- cordially invited. TRINITY LUTHERAN Avenue A at Fourth Opie 8. Rindahl, Pastor “There is © cordial, ‘welcome at r First Sunday in Advent, Dec. 3: Junior choir rehearsal, 9:00 a. m. Church school, 9:45 a. m. Merning worship, 11 o'clock. Sermon: “Synod and the Local Con- gregation.” special November Arthem, Trinity church choir. Evening service with Holy Com- munion at 7: o'clock, a Confessional, sermon, and distribu- lon. Monday, Dee, 3—Board of trustees 01 et 7:30 p.m Thuretay, @—Ladies’ Aid. Ps = meeting and election of of- Monday, Dec. 10—Annual meeting of congregation, reports and election of officers. offering a. lolph Johns, Dec, 3—First Sunday in Ad 9:45 a, m.—Sunday school ai bd classes. Offering for Childre: Is He choir. Are You Topi Dec, 5, at matorium,” introduc: Mrs. R. B. Albrecht. i Saturday, } at 8:30 a, m— Confirmation c! FIRST BAPTI! CHURCH Fourth Street and Avenue B Ellis L. kson, Minister Sunday December 2nd, 1934 10:00 a. m.—The church school with its opportunity for worship and Bible study and character training. Train- pe and equipment for Christian liv- 11:00—Morning worship. Pianis' 8 Marguerite Kennedy. Prelud ‘In B Flat Major’—Cho- _ pin, Offertory: “Nocturne”—Chopin, AT THE Joe Penner Scores in ‘College Rhythm’ Film * Plop! Right down in the middle of a stirring football season comes Pipe. ” now a the Paramount theater, to show just ‘what can be done with football, pro- perly mixed with girls, music, Joe Penner and a whole bevy of Para- mount stars, : Appearing in his first featured foot! . Naturally their competitors follow uit, even down to the football team. soon the Stacey team is chal- Morning worship 11:00. The Lord's Supper will be observed at this service. Radio service KGCU, Mandan 3:00 p. Evangelistic service and bring a friend. ee to be received at thi ‘Tue » midweek service preaching and prayer 8:00 p. m. ‘Thur: prayer. meeting 8:00 p. m. important meeting of all. ae at's Ambassadors in p.m, always welcome at the ‘e bypeae J forward to a ww campaign beginning Jan. McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH mor walter EV jorning wor: o rel Phe by Miss Ruth Row- ‘selectea—Mr. Ralph Organ offertory; “Emmaus”—Fry- singer. Bolo, ‘nelecte€—Miss Lovey Gran- C Sermon: “The Counsel of the Un- godly,” by Walter Organ postlude sohn. Sunday schoo! 12:00 noon. Classes for all ages. Every department fully organized and graded. The adult classes especially invite you. Epworth ue 6:30 p.m. Tople: “World Peace.” Leader, Miss Doreen Church. Evening worship 7:30 p.m. A thor- ough-going evangelistic service of one hour's duration. Singing of the old hymns led by a chorus choir. You will enjoy this service. or Drelude: “Near the Cathe ift Thine Eyes" “Where Dusk ‘Andante”—Batt- mann. Midweek devotional service on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. BaheAEHy: invited to attend ce ‘The function of the liver is that of saving heat when the body is chilled or at the outset of fever, according to Dr. Henry G. Barbour of Yale. Tree-frogs sometimes borrow the insect-catching leaves of a southern species of pitcher plant and use them to catch insects for their own pur- MOVES ‘| Joe E. Brown Thrills Daredevil Cameraman Frank Dyer, daredevil camera-man, has taken motion pictures from the wing of an aeroplane, from a Speeding automobile, from a boat cutting the water at 58 miles an hour, from trains, from falling g) ciers, from skyscrapers and under- sea, But he admits he got a new thrill in photographing the six day bike grind for Joe E. Brown’s new First National comedy, “6 Day Bike Rider,” pas hag to tte Capitol Thea- be tonight, midnight Sunday and Although Dyer thought he had cranked @ motion picture camera from the most hazardous spots, he found & new one when mounted on the rear of a motorcycle speeding around @ saucer track just ahead of the bike racers in order to get closeup, shots (of bie mee Aid shear feral expressions as they exerted every Physical effort to win. Not only was it the first time he has filmed scenes from a motor- cycle, but it also was his first time on @ saucer track, where an un- canny sense of balance is a vital thing, for as the motorcycle hits the 60-degree grade at each end of the saucer track, the camera mounted on & universal joint, must be kept level with the earth so that the true Position of the riders can be shown on these turns. “6 Day Bike Rider” ig Joe E. to a game 's honor. the Indian Empire states gf varying size by aia | Brown's latest and funniest screen comedy, Others in the cast include Maxine Doyle, Frank McHugh, Gor- don Westcott, Arthur Aylesworth nd Lottie Williams, Lloyd Bacon directed the jure from the story and screen by Earl Baldwin, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1984 PARK YONIGHT= YOU WROULDN'T LIKE TO GO WH US- WOULD YOu 7 4| FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS SECOND OF PLAY, FRECKLES STREAKS OVER FoR A Toucu: Down !! FINAL SCORE KINGSRN 7 |? S'SIDE 10 Q 9 y THE GUMPS—HO HUM! HERE YHEY GO- A STROLL THROUGH HE PARK= MY DAUGHTER MARRIES. i& eS ec AND THEN SPENDS PARKS— SRACE DIS MARRIED LIFE VER TURN WOULD EN OUT LIKE THIS = WITH THE OPERA: Reet eS se HE_WANTS BS 4] FRECKLES A KISS FOR EVERY f= ‘TOUCHDOWN HE MADE... HERE'S: SAY, PAL, YA GOT A PHONE IN THIS JERNT 2 MIGOSH, YOU WERE ON’ IPHONE FER FIFTEEN MIN- UTES! I'LL BETCHA TWO. ||ON THE GITS YA WERE TALKIN! TO LINES YER WE! WITH TH’ ELEMENT OF SURPRISE AS OUR GREATEST WEAPON, | THINK YOUR PLAN OF A FRONTAL ATTACK ON TH: MAIN PASS, 'S EXCELLENT - | DONT SEE HOW SEER DENSE WE CAN POSSIBLY FAIL — JUNGLE, THE CRACK MOOVIAN ARMY ARE DISCUSSING Vi iS TACTICAL MANEUVERS TO BE Lyra td 'ED IN WITH TH’ FALL OF ‘TH’ PASS, LEM WILL FAENS walle Aww BREAC! FOR OH, NOVA || SHE was TauKin' 7 DON'T ony b=