The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 4, 1935, Page 5

? THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1935_ Trinity Lutheran Aid Will Sponsor. Concert The Trinity Lutheran Ladies’ Aid, an CIETY and CLUBS © soc FHA Representative to Speak| Sterling Sits Ror | arate wasacte tess tae Miss Clara Trom, Miss Mildred Hoff,| Mrs. C. W. McDonnell, 516 Third Rey. Opie 8. Rindahl, Clarion EB. Lar-|St., wife of Railroad Commissioner son, George T. Humphreys and Bruce|McDonnell,"has returned from Min- Wallace; vocal solo, “O For the Wings|neapolis, where she underwent a very THR of @ Dove,” Mendelssohn—Mrs, F, J,| successful operation for the cure of WEEK I ACTIONS Bavendick; piano solo, “Jesu, Joy of | blindness. Man’s Desiring,” Bach chorale—Mrs. G. Adolph Johns; vocal trio, “Lift ANNOUNCED TODAY Thine Eyes,” Mendelssohn—Mrs. Iver Acker, Mrs. J. A. Larson and Miss Hoff; violin solo, “The Holy City,” GRMN Adams—Adolph Engelhardt; vocal Scouting Organization |» ay nn Mrs, Frank Tharp, of 40, . solo, “How Beautiful U; th Py eens . 8. bertson, Mra, H. J. Singers’ Guild Will Have Pro-|irointain”” Harker—Mrs, Targone Under Auspices of A.A.U.W. ye bur ating on Sapa and Mt wma. & minent Part in Observance shorun, “Untold Ye Foray” Gounod eee eae eS Pare acting 08 | vee & From May 5-12 Mr. 0. T.” Devold, ‘Mrs. Henry! WALLACE BEERY Bins te Rindahl Infant to Be _ |been organised " Kenzie League Is Fifth St., who has been ill for several Jones, Mrs. J. A. Graham, Mrs, A. J. ‘For Dinner Meeting at inn'| Baptized at Services| Siew tart es District Rally Host|""™* sores aortas a guar se.a|| JACKIE, COOPER we tid — Mrs. Forrest M. Davis, Larson, Em- Monday Evening Members of ihe Trinity Latheran Mmeans Menshon, thier” marting INDIAN DAN CE I mett Griffin, Humphreys and Wel-/! BARRYMORE 4 —in— Trinity League Will “TREASURE Hold Evening Service ISLAND” and mtg, Sami of he, Be arcane st toe cece! ADDED TO PROGRAM of University Women, and the general Pagel con puke, April 7. Committee Chosen to Episcopal < Public is called to an address whlch !"The ceremony will take place during) Prepare May 17 Plans members of will be given by Miss Ruth Brannon,|/ine regular 11 o'clock service with Experiment Will Be The Luther League is in charge of terete tom “Weahng. |e edb Ser er, Spon |1@NG, me ening Caried: Out by Quartetty | 2 eis Seat tyt! |e" LP TEs line "all gy SUNDAY ton, D. C., at the Burleigh county! chosen by Rev. and Mrs. Rindahl are During Local Concert Thenke serine ours Sunday evening, scoording to Rey, MONDAY & TUESDAY court room at $ o'clock Monday af-|reiatives of both, who live outside of rE will the 3 ** & Children’s Workers To Hear Miss Rosser : ‘iphia, | O. oe) Ee Sy eee Se ¢ ‘Miss Brannon, who is to ic \ ‘ ite scare Sos le toes pe i ak 3 [City and County _] Opte 8, Rindahl, pastor. The group will present 8. T. Lillehaugen oo lee hexras i O: Pinanen tn, il sole Dee ee » G nm vocal solos. De- a a yonons wil be led by Miss Helen DovbEstHRILeS! ci Ty E. M. Hendricks, secretary of the North and South Dakota Coal Code association, lefs Saturday morning for Williston where he will address a meeting of Williams county coal mine operators to be held at the court Pia # A 7 Mrs. Ed Foss and son, Gordon, of are expected o baton attended to matters of business and visited at the L. P, Wedge home, 5 th Street 8, Thursday. MATINEE SUNDAY 2:30 Ei Expected to arrive here Sunday af-|Dakota Council of Religious Educa- ternoon, Miss Brannon is to stay at a; tion. local hotel. fe rete naar a ill be a guest at the | Cathedral Players visitors A. A. U, W. chapter, which wit tel Honor ‘Two Members|‘ held at the Inn at 6 o'clock Monday — ‘borate evening. Due to the Chicago Sym-| Miss Ruth Stenquist and Albert|besement Phonic String quartette’s appearance | Hartl, two prominent members of the ‘at 8:30 o'clock, this meeting will be| Cathedral Players who are to be mar-| Another in the form of a dinner so that it can| ried during the month of June, be concluded early. Members will be asked to pay only a nominal charge for the dinner and are to make reser-| di vations with any member of the month’s social committee, which in- cludes Misses Clarice Belk, Marian Lewis, Charlotte Schmidt and Ger- trude Almos. The program will be supplied by the writers’ shop talk forum directed by Mrs. F. H. Waldo. ne % 3 rt gel Hy ie ! | Spine Tingling Thrills...when “The Red Headed Woman” Dances The i; ae i William R. MacRae of Minneapolis arrived here Friday to spend the week-end as the guest of Dr. and = lea . J. Mrs, V, J. LaRose and their daugh- of Indian music written by American composers. 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