The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 7, 1935, Page 5

&)SOCIETY and CLUBS . Regional Director for Girl Scouts Will Arrive Monday Marie Aftreith to Hold Course for Leaders and Inspect Camp Miss Marie Aftreith, regional di- rector for the Hiawatha region of the national Girl Scout organization, will make her annual official visit to the Bismarck Girl Scout day camp Mon- day. The Hiawatha region takes in North and South Dakota and Min- nesota, Miss Aftreith was here Tuesday unofficially before leaving Wednes- day for a series of general training courses for the councils in this area. She will hold a joint meeting of New Salem and Almont councils at New Salem Wednesday, going on to Glen Ullin Thursday where representatives of Glen Ullin, Hebron, Elgin and Flasher are to assemble for the course. Leaders from the preceding towns and Taylor, Belfield, Beach, Sentinel Butte, Ryder and Killdeer will meet at Dickinson Saturday. The morning will be devoted to a meeting for the captains of all these troops and in the afternoon troop committee members will meet with Miss Aftreith. A tramping and trailing course for experienced leaders from Bismarck and Mandan will be conducted by Miss Aftreith Aug. 15, 16 and 17. This will be an advanced course covering trail cookery, overnight hikes and all Girl Scout outdoor activities. There will be no fee for the course which this hazard F AIRWAYS, highways, beaches take their toll in skin beauty. But you ¢an prevent it! Use Chamberlain's Lotion wherever your skin is ex- posed to sun and wind. This clear, golden liquid prevents coarsening. toughening, keeps skin smooth, at- tractive. complete beauty treat- ment, it contains every essential to skin protection, being a blend of thirteen import- ed oils. Get it at any drug or department store. ‘Chamberlain's LOTION will be held at the day camp f; 5 to 8 o'clock each day. The hation- @l organization sponsors the course, according to Miss Mildred Downs, Bismarck Girl Scout director. Lead- ers interested in“taking the course are asked to get in touch with Miss Downs at Girl Scout headquarters in the World War memorial building. A special invitation has been given to members of three Girl Scout troops to be guests at the day camp Monday. Troop 10, led by Mrs. Mae Oliver; Troop 11, with LaVerne Joersz, lead- er, and Troop 12, led by Evalyn Her- mann, are those to whom invitations have been issued. Girls in these troops who wish to go are asked to register at the Girl Scout Office be- tween 12:30 and 5:30 Friday after- noon. Information on the day may be gotten at the headquarters Thurs- day forenoon, between 8:30 and 2 o'clock, ee & Mrs. Anna Peterson Has 80th Birthday Mrs. Anna Peterson, 300 Thirteenth ‘St., was the guest of honor Tuesday afternoon when her daughter, Mrs. Amelia Smith, entertained in celebra- tion of Mrs. Peterson’s 80th birthday anniversary. Assisting in receiving were two other daughters, Mrs. E. F. Beltmann of St. Paul and Mrs. J. J. Tucker of Aiken, Minn. and a grand- daughter, Lorraine Beltmann. The afternoon was spent happily as Mrs. Peterson greeted friends, and| various groups played cards inform- ally. A supper, featured by a birth- day cake, was served the guests, ee ke Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Edna Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sullivan of Mohall, and Clifford Glotzbach of Anamoose, cousin of Frank Glotzbach of Bismarck. Miss! Margaret Sullivan, sister of the bride, and William Glotzbach, uncle of the groom, were the attendants at the wedding which took place in Mohall August 2. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Glotzbach will make their home in Jamestown where he is deputy in- ternal revenue collector, following a wedding trip to Yellowstone park. *.* * Don Byers left Tuesday for Wahpe- ton where he is employed during the summer months at the FERA offices. He spent his 10 days’ vacation here with his mother, Mrs. Charles Halvor- sen, 223 Tenth St., and plans to re- turn to the Wahpeton State School of Science this fall. ee & Mrs. William Cole of Salina, Kans., a former Bismarck resident, left Wednesday for her home after visit- ing here as a guest at the W. J. Maddock home, 927 Ninth St. | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 19: Dotted Tulle in New Vivet Ensemble Black and white dotted tulle were to give this elegant ensemble the dressing simplicity that distin- guishes the appearance of Paris’ most carefully gowned women this season, the medium used by Jeanne Vivet Friday evening, August 9, is the date set for the ice cream social to be given by ladies of the Glencoe church in the church basement. Mes- dames Bert Buckley, Wm. McMurrich, Charles Bowers and R. B. Buchanan form the committee in charge of the social. ee Another contingent of Bismarck Girl Scouts has joined the James-! town Girl Scouts’ camp at Spiritwood lake for a week. Included are Au- drey Cave, Mary Jane Refvem, Edna Lyngstad, Dolores Munger, Pauline Spare, Joyce Paviak and Grace Col- berg. * * * Miss Rosalind Langseth of James- town is a new addition to the offices of the Works Progress administra- tion under Thomas H. Moodie. She was formerly associated with the bank receiver's office at Edgeley. * * * Mrs, Julian P. Melberg of Moor- head, Minn., is a guest at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. The Most Spectacular Furniture Value Kennellys Ever Offered TWO-PIECE GROUPS: DAVENPORT AND CHAIR, CHOICE OF SEVERAL COLORS.... “09 Seeing Is Believing We've assembled several two-piece groups to give va- riety to this Sale. Choice of styles and fabrics. Levin Built This means Guar- anteed construc- tion and assures you of long life in your living room furniture. CUSTOM MADE, WEB BASE Assures you of comfort that will last — of hand- made _ furniture with outstanding eye appeal. Velmo Mohair Tapestry or Frieze Choose the finest Mohair, beautiful Tapestry or Genuine Mo- hair Frieze during this Sale. Kennelly Furniture Co. On Air Daily 1:45 P. M. (CST) Over KGCU Mandan, N. D. and Mrs. 8. O. Wenaas, 400 Avenue | E. She came to take part in their silver wedding celebration. * * * Ralph Rhodes, Jr., of Butte, Mont. a former Bismarck resident, arrived |Saturday to spend about a month {here as the guest of Ben Jones, son i Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Jones, 519 First St. sf @ 812 Sixth St. have as their guests: the former's brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Swanson and daughter, Joan, who arrived Tuesday night to spend several days here. They are enroute to their home in Jamestown after visiting relatives in Minot. xe * Rev. and Mrs. N. E. Elsworth, 514 Mandan, are expected home Wednes- day after a trip to Minot where they visited Mrs. Elsworth’s brothers and their families, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Corbett and Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Cor- bett. During their stay, they also went to Williston and Stanley. * % % Mrs. Ben Rierson returned to her home in Regan Tuesday after spend- ing several days here as the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Parsons, 228 Avenue D west. CAPITOL ALWAYS COOL TONIGHT AND THURS. COVABLE! ADORABLE! ‘A RIOT OF FUN! C. M. T. C. Trainees at Fort Lincoln Dance Minishoshe chapter of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution and Immaculate Conception court of the Catholic Daughters of America joined Tuesday night in the sponsor- ship of a dance for the C. M. T. C. trainees at Fort Lincoln, the last so- cial event of the C. M. T. C, season. The two organizations invited girls from St. Mary’s, Bismarck and Man- Gan high schools to attend as danc- ing partners for the trainees and the time for dancing was from 10 p. m. to midnight, Hostesses for the dance were Mrs. Eric Thorberg and Mrs. Ralph Pen- ner. They were assisted by Mrs. A. H. Barrett, Mrs. A. D. McKinnon and Mrs. Juanita Edick, Bismarck; and Mrs. F. W. McKendry, Mandan, as chaperones. ee Miss Martha Nottveidt of the Da- kota National bank left Wednes- day on her two weeks vacation. She goes first to her home in Marmarth. N. D., where she will join her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nottveid€, on a trip to Yellowstone park. * 2 & Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Adam of Ashley arrived Sunday and will spend two weeks here while Mr. Adam is attending the reserve officers training school at Fort Lincoln. Mrs. Adam, & former Bismarck resident, is visit- ing friends in the city. . * * ® Mrs, Willard North of Casper, Wyo., arrived Monday and will spend sev- eral weeks here visiting at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Preston, 310 Thayer west, and other friends. Mrs. North is the for- mer Miss Jean Preston of Bismarck. ee # Mrs. George Shafer, her mother, Mrs. Kellogg, and children returned Sunday evening to their residence at 305 Avenue B after spending a month visiting at Watford City and Schafer, N. D. ‘ xe Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Skeels, 521 Thayer west, have as their guests their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mm Myron Skeels of Chicago, who arrived Tuesday to spend about a week here. ee Mrs. E. F. Beltmann and daughter Lorraine of St. Paul and Mrs. J. J. Tucker of Aitken, Minn., arrived Mon- day evening to spend about two weeks here visiting their mother, Mrs. Anna Peterson, 300 Thirteenth St. eee r Meetings of Clubs | Aid of the First Baptist church will be held in the church parlors Thurs- day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Pot luck supper will be served at 5:30 p. m. x ek * The Ladies’ Aid of the First Luth- meeting at the church parlors Thurs- day afternoon at 3 o'clock. It will E. H. Miller, vice president, and the executive committee will be in charge. Not Since LON CHANEY . +. such a Screen THRILL ALICE BRADY MONTGOMERY ANITA LO! UISE , Ww (pROM THE NOVEL BY HOMER CROW, —Added— Comedy - News “Stranger Than Fietion” Here wie some teal hot specials Gamble’s Manag- ers have picked for their Aug. 2nd to 17th Sale—2 100% Penn. Oil, $1.13 —12 Gal. Tractor Grade Penn. incl. heavy steel drum and tax, $6.50. Complete Ford “A” & Chev. 30-31 Brake Lining Sets, 59c— Rebuilt Spark Plugs, 13c— Tube Repair Kit, 7c — 10 Ibs. Axle Grease, 69c—6- piece End Wrench Set, 55c. A Great New Star in the Most Startling Performance You've Ever Thrilled To! i Delightfully Cool i SHOWING THURSDAY - FRIDAY BEWARE of Beautiful Sisters in Love With the Same Man! Sisters fight. ing tooth and nail for the me man! Adetph Luter prevents | And Social Groups ||% ° Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Fredericks, A regular meeting of the Ladies’ ,} eran church will hold a regular|¥% be a gencral donations meeting. Mrs. | ¥ Bonbon Pink _ a bo Bonbon pink from head to foot was the color scheme selected by Chanel for this town and resort ensemble. Miss Ruth Giedt of Bismarck is visiting her cousin, Miss Cornelia Hetzler at Mandan. R. Wuertz Family at Judson Has Reunion For the first time in 24 years mem- bers of the Robert Wuertz family at Judson, N. D., had a complete fam- ily reunion when children of Mr. and Mrs. Wuertz assembled there Sun- day to spend the day together. Pres- ent were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bern- stein 607 Second 8t., Bismarck, and their houseguests, Mrs. Bernstein’s sisters, Mrs. Ella Krug of Milwaukee, Wis, and Mrs. Roger Palmer and daughter, Margaret, of Oaklan3, Calif, and Herman Wuertz and his family whose arrival Sunday from their home in Richey, Mont. com- Pleted the family circle. Mrs. Pal- mer and her daughter left for their California home Monday evening after spending several weeks visiting relatives in and near Bismarck. see Rex Fogarty, assistant manager for Winston-Newell at Fargo, left Sunday for Fargo after making a brief visit here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fogarty. EDMORE MAN KILLED IN HIGHWAY CRASH Alvin Tollefson, 38, Crushed Against Stalled Thresh- er by Cando Man Devils Lake, N. D., Aug. 7.—(P}— Alvin Tollefson, 38, of Edmore, died in a local hospital Tuesday night of head injuries sustained in an auto- mobile accident near Fairdale early Monday morning. Tollefson, suffer- ing a contusion of the brain and several broken ribs, never regained consciousness. Wayne Clark, county engineer of Towner county, Cando, who was an occupant of the car which crushed | Tollefson against his stalled thresh- ing machine on a road near Fair- dale, was “resting better.” Clark was cut badly while Warren Tewxberry, Cando, Towner county agent, driver of the car, was treated for a small gash, then released from the hospital. No funeral arrangements have been made. Tollefson was a member of the Edmore American Legion post. dD. WORK OF STATE PWA WILL BE EXPEDITED Knudsen Calls Meeting for Sat- urday to Eliminate Causes _ of Delay An “urgent” meeting of more than 60 architects, engineers and other af- fected agencies, was called Wednes- day for Aug. 10, by C. E. Knudsen, acting state director of the federal public works administration. The meeting, scheduled to begin at 2 p. m. at the state capitol in the house wing assembly room, has been called, Knudsen said, in an attempt to expedite work of the PWA in the state, and to remove causes of delay which have appeared since the in- ception of the new program. “architects and others similarly re- sponsible for passing on to us certain information necessary before a proj- ect can be approved,” Knudsen said, “have failed to do so in many cases, principally because of not knowing what was wanted with consequent de- lay to the moving of the project.” “Certain PWA requirements must first be met before the project can be approved,” Knudsen pointed out. “It is hoped tsat as a result of the con- ference, the work of the PWA in the state will be expedited, in line with the president’s request that this work be speeded with all possible despatch.” Install canning unit in Mandan; excavate for well in Velva; repair Little Heart school district, Morton county; gravel in Chicago township, - Stutsman county; repair Mandan air- port; regrade roads in McIntosh county; repair Ulrich school in Logan county; redecorate Newport school in McHenry county; paint Fertile school, Walsh county; repair and construct damaged bridges in Dunn county; gravel in Munster township, Eddy county; surface Glen Ullin streets. 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