The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1935, Page 6

BOY SCOUT TROOPS | CANVASS RESIDENCE DISTRICT SATURDAY ¢ Lions Sponsor Drive With As- sistance of Local Associa- tion of Commerce [miice ere Leonard Anderton an tee are Leonard Anderson and William Koch. Assisting in the campaign are the) | astoctaton of Commerce and the 10 | tocat scout troops, each of which was j assigned a special district in the city- | wide canvass made Saturday. ~ Additional Society j i ey D.U.V. Hears Papers On Historie Topics apers showing intensive study of subjects were program features ah Ann Barclay Tent No. |the Civil War, was entertained Thurs- A light fall of rain failed to damnen ‘day afternoon by Mrs. Ray M. Pull- the enthusiasm of local Boy Scout {er 718 Main avenue. Mrs. Thomas t as they began the annual city- . Sanders gave an outline of the wide canvass of the residential dis- tricts, inaugurating the spring Clea up and Paint-up Week in Bismarcl Getting off to a rousing start with! @ motor parade extending more tha: four blocks with a truck containing the high school band in the lead, the campaign will wind up next Satur- @ay when scouts will be sent out to make a final check on the work ac-} complished. More than 175 scouts were enlisted ®aturday in checking the premises bout Capital City homes for rub- bish, ashes, tin cans, unraked leaves or other unsanitary refuse. The scouts were supplied with cards, on which they checked the unsani- tary conditions, leaving a portion of the card with the property owners or tenants asking cooperation in the @rive and retaining another portion of the card which will be used in the second check. The campaign will have three di-/ fect results, its sponsors said. Living conditions will be improved with the removal of the breeding places for files and germs. The cleaning up o! papers and old leaves will lessen the fire hazards and insure greater pro- tection against damage by fire. The city will be made more beautiful to visitors and residents alike. Sponsoring the Clean-up Week 1s the Lions service club with Roy Neff as chairman of the committee in charge. Other members of the com- ite of Abraham Lincoln. Miss Ruth Hedstrom, patriotic instructor for the ‘corps, prepared a paper on “History the Grand Army of the Republic,” ‘hich was read. The tent welcomed e return of a member, Mrs, Emma in, who has come to Bismarck to |live after residing in Washington, C., for four years, Mrs. Virgin is a |former resident of Tuttle. * ee Miss Ruth Carr of Sedalia, Mo., ar- rived in Bismarck Friday for a month's visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Scott. Church Will Conclude Religious Film Series “The Living Christ,” the last of the “I Am the Way” series of moving pic- tures depicting the life of Jesus, will be shown at the First Lutheran Lata Sunday evening, beginning at ‘clock, according to Rev. G. Adolph pastor, This picture shows ‘hrist as he appeared to his disciples \after his resurrection. In connection with the film, there will be appropri- yjate music including duets by Miss tranny Edholm and Reuben Sjobeck and a sermonette. The public is in- vited. ——————_—_ Fertilizer, Black Dirt, Gar- den Plowing and rubbish haul- ing. Wachter Transfer Corp. Phone 62. Paint will make your home spic e and span again But be sure you get QUALITY for your DOLLAR by buying BENJ. MOORE & CO. PRODUCTS Five ‘Paint Up’ Necessities MURESCO (Kalsomine) SANIFLAT (Flat Wall Paint) UTILAC (Original Quick Drying Enamel) MOORWHITE PRIMER Vantine Paint a MOORWHITE OUTSIDE and Glass Co. Phone 544 er meateacters uarters for Betty ‘Betty. 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C., in 1897, Mrs. Waldo presented officers of the newly formed branch, which for the present takes in the entire state, and other guests, Officers Presented Among the officers presented were Mrs, Esther Abbetmayer Selke, Dick- inson, first vice president and chair- man of lectures; Miss Alden Hewitt, Bismarck, second vice president and chairman of membership; Miss Mar- cella Schlasinger, Bismarck, secre- tary, Mrs. Grace Brown Putnam, New Rockford, chairman of poetry, and Miss Josephine Hosch, Bismarck, treasurer and historian. Three char- ter members not present included Mrs. Eva K. Anglesburg, Thompson, of the membership committee; Mrs. Edith Thompson, Grand Forks, aud- itor, and Miss Bertha Rachel Palmer, GIVE A JOB Why not make up your mind to have those long neglected painting jobs done around the house. Your entrance hall and the stairs are not looking their best. It will not be costly to do them over in glistening white, with rails and steps in mahogany effect. 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