The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 8, 1935, Page 5

; | @)soa ‘Local Nurserymen Donate Prizes; Doors Will Open at 3 0’Clock The deadline for entry of exhibits in the annual fall flower show is 12 o'clock noon, Friday, exhibitors are ‘warned, The show, sponsored by the Bismarck Garden club, will be held August 9 and 10 in the World War Memorial building. Mrs. F. C. Stucke, general chairman, urges that all flow- ers be brought in as early as possible during the forenoon to avoid a last minute rush. Doors will be closed to the public from 1 o'clock until 3 Friday while judging is going on. The committee expects to open the doors for visitors at 3, and the show will be open until 10 o'clock that night. Visiting will begin at 10:30 a. m. Saturday and continue until 10 p. m. Special attendance prizes, given by Jocal nurserymen, will be awarded at 9:30 both Friday and Saturday eve- nings. All visitors are asked to regis- ter upon arrival in order that their names may be included. Through the courtesy of local nurserymen, prizes will also be given to blue rib- bon winners in each class of the show. It is pointed out again that con- tainers will be provided for all en- tries in specimen classes, these donat- ed by the Bismarck Dairy Co. * * * Mothers Organize FERA School Club Plans for a Morton county mothers’ club in connection with the FERA nursery school will be completed Fri- day when mothers of the nursery school pupils gather for a pot luck picnic. Tentative plans for the club were formulated at a meeting Tues- day. ~Chief purpose of the club will be to 1aise funds for maintenance of the school. The FERA provides operat- ing costs but does not supply neces- sary equipment. Miss Blanche Fletcher, Mandan nursery school head, is directing organization of the new club. **e * Miss Jane Willson who with her mother is spending the summer at Detroit Lakes, Minn., was a guest of Miss Maxine Schollander, Fargo, at a house party at Shoreham this week. Eight young women were in the party. * ee Mr. and Mrs. George M. Register and daughters, Misses LaVina and 0 | Here Monday | PODER siandahatlo tot he AO Zona Mickelson Is Birthday Celebrant i Miss Zona Mickelson was honored Wednesday when her mother, Mrs. @| Keith Mickelson, Varney apartments, entertained at a matinee party cele- brating her fifth birthday. Ten little girls were in the group, and Miss June Ann Mason, Mandan, was an out-of- town guest. After the theater, luncheon was served at small tables where pink and yellow decorations were used. Zona received a number of lovely gifts from her small friends. se * Use Chokecherries For Jams, Jellies Chokecherries are among the most useful native fruits of North Dakota and their value should not be over- looked by the housewife in her search for variety in the winter supply cup- board. The best jelly can be made from chokecherries that are only partly ripe. If the berries are fully ripe they will need to. be combined with other fruits in order to dilute their flavor and color and to supply suf- ficient pectin for jellying. Green ap- ple juice or tart crabapple juice is of- ten used for this purpose. Constance Leeby, foods specialist of the North Dakota Agricultural col- lege, suggests the following method of taking care of the fruit: “Extract the chokecherry and apple juices se- parately and then combine them in @ proportion of either % cup of ap- ple juice and % cup of chokecherry juice to % cup of sugar or in @ pro- portion of % cup apple juice to % cup chokecherry juice with the same proportion of sugar. Girl Scout director, Hiawatha region, who will conduct a tramp- ing and trailing course for ex- Perienced leaders here next week. Jean Leonhard Is Birthday Honoree Mrs. H. M. Leonhard, 719 Mandan,! “Pulp of the fruit left after the entertained Wednesday afternoon,|juice has been extracted for jelly THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, AU SOCIETY and CLUBS - Briday Noon Deadline for Fall Flower Show Entries Dinner Given for Two Mandan Groups Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hess and daugh- ter, Miss Bathilda, and Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and daughter, Miss Mary, of Spokane, Wash., were the honor guests at a dinner given by a group of friends Tuesday evening at the L. J. Borkenhagen home in Man- dan. Bouquets of garden flowers formed the centerpiece for the din- ner table where covers were laid for 20 guests. The evening was spent in- formally. Mr, and Mrs. Hess and daughter leave soon for California to make their home. The Browns, who visit- ed in Mandan while en route to their home after an extended trip through the east, left for Washington Wed- nesday. eee Honor Mrs. Bertsch At Bathroom Shower Miss Louise Sween entertained Tuesday evening at the home of her sister, Mrs. T. W. Sette, 922 Seventh St., honoring a recent bride, Mrs. Al- bert Bertsch, the former Miss Marion Melville, The occasion was a bath- room shower, Twelve guests spent the evening in- formally, followed by a luncheon served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Sette. ee % Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bowie and daughter, Miss Bettie Bowie, honoring her small daughter, Miss/may be rubbed thru a sieve and made Jean, whose seventh birthday it was.|into butter by combining the choke- The afternoon was spent happily asjcherries and apples with sugar. No the 26 girls and boys enjoyed games, |spices are needed. For butter that is and story-telling by Miss Donna/|to be sealed the pulp is mixed in the August of Grand Forks, niece of Mrs./proportion that the homemaker de- Leonhard, who is spending the sum- sires with % cup of sugar to each mer here. A 5:30 supper was served,|cup of pulp and cooked to a heavy with an animal-maypole birthday |butter consistency. For butter to ‘be cake featured. Favors were distrib-|poured into jelly glasses and sealed uted to the guests. only with paraffin % cup of sugar * ke & is used. This butter will have a bet- Miss Lila Schneider, 914 Seventh St.,/ter color than plain apple butter and Miss Alma Blumer, 404 Fifth 8t., and/a subtle chokecherry flavor.” Henry Wedwick left Thursday on a sald 10 days’ vacation trip to Yellowstone} Judge H. W. Swenson of Devils Lake park, planning to return by way of|was in Bismarck on a business trip Tuesday. spent jatter pal 0! ie mont eee ree | Meetings of Clubs | And Social Groups | with her parents at Walcott, N. D., and Miss Schneider will return to Bismarck about Aug. 17. | xe rs The Past Noble Grands club will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. W. Snow, 911 Eighth St. xk * Beatrice Register, 1017 Fifth St., left | st, Thursday on a vacation trip to De- troit Lakes and Bemidji, Minn. PARAMOONT Delightfully Cool Showing TODAY AND FRIDAY 26c until 7:30 BEWARE of sisters in love with the same man! Mrs. G. W. Wise, a former Bismarck A meeting of the Bismarck Home- resident, left Tuesday for her home in Racine, Wis., after spending three weeks here as the guest of her daugh- ter, Mrs. J. J. Maison of 518 Seventh makers club will be held Friday after- non st the home of Mrs. P. E. Roberts, five miles south of Bismarck. Mrs. J. Kirby will be in charge of the lesson subject: “Celebrating the Child's Success.” All members are asked to meet at 2 o'clock at the Nor- thern Pacific depot where transporta- left Wednesday evening for Chicago|tion will be ready for those who have where she was called by the serious|none. illness of her father, Mr. John Morck. | ¢ * * * eee Miss Beatrice Vater underwent an |_Slope Weddings | * eK Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Rosen and family, 205 Avenue B west, returned ‘Wednesday evening from a two weeks’ vacation spent at Minneapolis and at Pine Tar camp at Park Rapids, Minn. ** * Mrs. W. T. Kraft, 608 Thayer west, operation for appendicitis in the Bis- jummers-O'Dell marck hospital Tuesday morning. She Miss mae Summers, Chaonia, <a nicely. Mo., was married at McIntosh, 8 D., to William O'Dell, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. O'Dell, progressivve Sioux coun- ty people of the Menz district. The couple will live in Sioux. a * * Huston-Hallan The Lutheran parsonage north of Turtle Lake was the scene of the mar- riage of Miss Alta Huston of Under- wood and Herman Hallan, living CAPITOL “Comfortably Cool” LAST TIMES TONIGHT LOVABLE! ADORABLE! A RIOT OF FUN! Paramount Picture-with ivi LUPINO CA NT TAYLOR Brilliant with Comedy, Romance IL PATRICK and Suspense! —Plus— Our Gang - News - Variety COMING STARTS SATURDAY For Four Glorious Days Jane Withers The Star of “Ginger” —and— north of Turtle Lake. s* * Nyre-Kittleson Black Hills, Mr. and Mrs. Al Kittleson will be at home in Reeder, N.D. The bride is the former Miss Doris Nyre, also of Reeder. TGity and County 1 WPA Administrator Thomas H. Moodie and Dr, Irvine Lavine, proj- ects and personnel chief of the new |set-up, returned Wednesday from Mott where they conferred Tuesday with the Hettinger county planning board. PLUS—News - Comedy “Stranger Than Fiction” FRI. and SAT. MOUNTAINS «Two men Mr. and Mrs. James T. Eastgate, sought the “moon |! '400 ninth st. are the parents of a flower’-one a doctor, boy born at 2:15 a. m. Thursday at the St. Alexius hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Fossen, 913 Front St., are the parents of a girl born at 9:40 a. m., Wednesday at St. Alexius hospital. the other a demon! Kiddies, Look! ‘THE KING OF WESTERN STARS Rides Again! SAT. MATINEE ONLY Slim Summerville PARAMOUNT Sunday Garrison where they had spent the day. xk * Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Cole, 215 Park St., have as their guests Dr. L. B. Mc- Lain ‘and daughter, cr Jean, of Lis- bon, who arrived Dr. | McLain, who is peter) of the state soldiers’ home, will leave for Lisbon Friday while Miss Jean re- mains for several days longer here. ses 8 Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Sawle and daughter Joan Louise returned to their home in Carlin, Nev., Wednes- day. Mrs. Sawle, the former Louise Huber, spent three months here with relatives while Mr. Sawle was at- tending the University of Minnesota summer school. ze k Major John L. Dunn and Mrs. dinner Tuesday night Col. C. J. Frankforter and son, Bud, Lincoln, Neb., and Col. Edward Wilbur, Sioux Party. xe ke iba gg rere cette 12 Mandan, Th one F. Youngstrom of the Asso- While in the east he visited E. F. Makiesky, former A. P. correspondent in Bismarck. ese Mr. and Mrs. Neil York (Arylene Steinbruck) are expected to return Thursday from the Black Hills where they have been vacationing for 10 Following a wedding trip to the| days. s* * Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thorpe and Mrs. A. C. Olson of New Rockford were @| Visitors in Bismarck Thursday. se & St. Rita's Missionary society met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. K. Moreland, 808 Avenue B. Four tables of auction bridge were ; How Modern Women Lose Pounds of Fat Swiftly — Safely That Sparkle with Glorious Health Here's the recipe that banishes fat and brings into blossom all the na- tural attractiveness that every wom- On that date we will have in- stalled a new and up-to-date FINISHING MACHINE. Capital 10 Shoe. Hospital | Dunn, Fort Lincoln, entertained at] Actress Awaits ‘Blessed Event’ | ____-—==—— Hollywood has found the answer to why all the carpenters were visiting the home of Evelyn Ven- able, above, noted screen actress, and her husband, Hal Mohr. They're building a nursery! Arrival of the baby is expected in November. in play during the afternoon with honors going to Mrs. Roy Ress and Mrs. William Dolan. The next meet- ing of the group will be held August 21 at the home of Mrs. B. A. Woehle, 416 Fifteenth St. xe * Mrs. John T. Murphy arrived Sun- day from Cleveland, Ohio, to visit here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ,| James Trimble, Rose apartments. Barnes County’s Last G.A.R. Member Dies Valley City, N. D., Aug. 8—(P)— Charles P. Stearn, 90, of Rogers, N. | D., last surviving member of the G. A. R. in Barnes county, died here Tuesday night. He leaves his widow, three sons, George of Rogers, Frank of Kelso, Wash., Fred of Berkeley, Calif, and one daughter, Mrs. Jessie Ecker of Dazey, N. D. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. MILLER ON AIR BOARD Washington, Aug. 8.—(?)—The Na- tional Guard bureau made known Thursday that Major Ray Miller, of the Minnesota National Guard, had been named to a war deparhnent board evaluating observation planes at Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio. UST 8, 19385 Montgomery “Ward Men Meet Here Friday Thirty-five managers of Montgom- ery Ward Co. stores in North andj South Dakota and Montana are ex- pected in Bismarck Friday for a fall merchandising meeting with Chicago and St. Paul officials of the depart- ment store firm, Here for the meeting wilt be C. C. Cash and Mr. Hatmann from the merchandising department of the Chicago office; R, L. Gebert, assist- ant regional manager from St. Paul, and R. A. Stewart, district superin- tendent with headquarters in Bis- marck. According to D. D. Prust, manager of the Bismarck store, who is in charge of local arrangements for this meet-. ing, the session will be an innovation to Montgomery Ward managers. The managers will inspect special toy and radio displays and place orders for fall delivery. The meeting will be conducted at the Prince hotel, beginning at 9 a. m. ‘The managers will be guests at a spe- cial luncheon at noon. Navy Music School | Plans Are Received! Full information relative to the opening of the United States navy’s School of music has been received at the offices of R. J. Penders, recruit- ing officer for the western North Da- kota area with headquarters in the Postoffice building here. While all information regarding the schopl may be secured here it is necessary to make enlistments at the navy re- cruiting station at Minneapolis, RE-INSTATE COURSE Re-instating the vocational course | after abandoning it in 1934, the Man- dan city school board named L. M. es, New Salem, new Smith- NOTICE Party who took a sheepskin, washable Teddy Bear from front lawn of 224 Avenue D is known. If article is not brought back within three days, authorities will be notified. | Hughes instructor on a 12-months’ contract. Ranes will also assist ix the general science department. SIOUX FALLS PEACEFUL Sioux Falls, 8, D., Aug. 8—(P}— Quiet prevailed in the Morrell pack- ing plant strike sector Thursday as more than 600 non-union workers who left the plant Wednesday night, many of them for the first time in nearly three weeks, returned to their jobs unmolested. - Schilling he ee i, Paprika Nae Delicate bret RY ) Ce \ LT Ni ili One Mote Day, AUGUST SALE Falls, 8. D. followed by a theatre| j GRAND AND @Lorious NEWS! digas brings com- “accidents.’ i Thiveotter sanitary plete napkin has longer tabs that can’t pull loose from th the pins. It can’t strike through. look at Modess will tell you why. Get a box today! 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