The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1935, Page 4

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1935 : = OCIETY and CLUBS National Heads to. Install Maccabee Staffs for 1936 Mrs. Cecelia Schloemer to High School Seniors Command Local Unit; to Hold Christmas Party Officers elected Monday evening by | school will give Saturday evening, the Bismarck Maccabee tent and new sume their positions at a public cere- mony Monday, Jan. 13, when E. W. ‘Thompson, supreme commander, and Herman O'Connor, general director, both of Detroit, Mich., act as install-|the evening. ing officers. Final arrangements will | be made later, according to Mrs. J. H_ Newton, retiring commander of the local unit. Named on the 1936 executive staff are: Mrs, Newton, past commander Mrs. Cecelia Schloemer, commander Miss Catherine McDonald, lieutenant | commander; Mrs. J, W. Guthrie, rec- | ord keeper; Miss Inga Johnson, chaplain; Miss Ethel Fisher, serge- ant; Miss Florence Swenson, mis- tress-at-arms; Miss Alice Rice, first guardian; Mrs. Ida Thompson, second guardian; Mrs. Helen Larson, senti- | nel; Miss Margaret SchJoemer, picket, and Mrs. Emma Zuget, trustee for three years. Mrs. Schloemer announced ap- pointment of Miss Myrtle Swenson as | Deborah, Mrs. Zelma Lund as Judas Maccabeus, Miss Genevieve Moellring | as musician and Mrs, Dorothy Homan as juvenile court director. 8:30 o'clock. * oe * Rapids, Mich., holiday guests of their Lieutenant Hoebeke has parents. Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Flannigan, 718 Avenue E, and H. H. Hurning, 717 Fourth St., left last Miami, Fla., to attend the American | Highway Officials association con- vention. Mr. Fldnnigan is state high- is an engineer in the highway de- partment. x * * of the Christmas season the single long table at which cover |were laid for 33 when the Fort L: *lcoln Officers Evening Bridge building dining room Monday evening | room. at 8 o'clock was plahned. * * played. O. J. LeDuc, Mandan, has been vis-| meeting were Capt. and Mr days. | L. Hoebeke. THE COMMUNITY PLAYERS of Bismarck PRESENT “STOP THIEF!” (A Comedy in 3 Acts by Carlyle Moore) City Auditorium 8:30 P. M. Hgtaiis Adults 48¢ (plus tax) Admission: Students 25¢ (plus tax) Pre-Inventory Shoe Sale Choose your size from the table of sizes listed below. Included are practically every style, color, leather, heel and possible combination. Regular Values to $3.95 She] 3 [—| 4 AAA A total of 178 pairs from which to choose. Regular Values to $4.95 A total of 236 pairs from which to choose. Plan Holiday Dance A special invitation is extended to alumni for the all-school party which the senior class of Bismarck high Dec. 14, in the junior high schoo) heads of the Mandan tent will as-|!gymnasium with dancing starting. at The party theme and decorations will be in the seasonal note. Guy Fudgy’s orchestra will pro-|! vide the musical accompaniment for Lt, and Mrs. Adrian L. Hoebeke, 809 Avenue D, lef¥ Tuesday for Grand where they will be a month's leave from his duties at Fort Lincoln.! ygiss x eK week-end for way commissioner and Mr. Hurning The traditional colors and motifs decorated club A Christmas party for all Maccabee| had its December meeting Saturcay families in the World War Memorial | evening in the Patterson notel Rose Following the turkey dinner ; Served at 6:30 o'clock, contract was Hosts and hostesses for the . George iting Jamestown relatives for a few|R. Connor and Lt. and Mrs. Adrian I. O. O. F. Organization Elects New Officers Miss Catherine elected president of the Ladies Auxi- liary to the Patriarchs Militant, In- dependent Order of Odd Fellows, Monday evening at the home of Mrs. F. L. Burdick of Mandan. The new president has on her staff Mrs. John Carlson, vice president; Mrs. Burdick, secretary, and Mrs. J. W. Scott, trea- surer. There was a Christmas gift exchange, and bridge was played with honors going to Mrs. J. J. Maison. * oe OK The current issue of The Army and Navy Journal carries the announce- ment that Capt. Gerald S. Mickle, who was stationed at Fort Linccin until this summer, has been included among those who will enroll at the Fort Leavenworth, Kan., school for officers in the fall of 1936. Captein and Mrs. Mickle now are at Geines- ville, Ga., where Captain Mickle is | instructor in a military school. eee Ruth Robinson, Garrison, was among the three co-eds at the University of Minnesota to be award- ed “Ms” standing, the highest honor given by the Women’s Athletic asso- ciation for participation in sports through the nine quarters of school. She was among 135 women students receiving awards in campus athletic activities. * Oe O® Miss Virginia Fitterer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Fitterer of Man- dan and a graduate of the St. Alex- jus hospital training school, has re- signed her position with a Wheat- land, Wyo., hospital and now is em- ployed in general duty work in a hos- pital at Laramie, Wyo. ee Mrs. Clarence J. Morgen of James- town, who was Miss Gladys Carlander before her marriage Nov. 11, left for home Monday noon after visiting since Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Carlander, 516 Seventh St. Hearst Heads Group Calling on Alf Landon | Topeka, Kas., Dec. 10,—()—William Randolph Hearst headed a group of newspaper executives having an ap- pointment Tuesday with Gov. Alf M. Landon, the Kansas Republican | Hearst recently declared could defeat President Roosevelt in the 1936 elec- tion. Members of the group were to be Arthur Brisbane, noted columnist and chief editorial writer for the Hearsi newspapers; Paul Block, New York, publisher of a chain of newspapers in the east; George B. Longan, president Henry J. Haskell, editor of the Kan- sas City Star. Hearst supported Roosevelt in 1932 but has become one of the New Deal's severest critics. | Three Fires in Three Dec. 10.—(@)—The Twin ay counted fire damages a third of a million dollars after an- other destructive biaze. The third fire Monday night de- stroyed a storage shed and other property of the Stanton Lumber com- pany here at an estimated loss of $85,000. Firemen said the blaze may have been an incendiarist’s work. Week-end fires Uestroyed the Cleve- land junior high school here, a loss of about $150,000, and Marquette Elevator company property in Minne- apolis, with damages of possibly $75,- 000. “AND PLEASE SANTA DONT LET HUBBY FORGET To GIVE ME SOMETHING We Have Them Service Electric Shop John B. Kotisick, Mgr. 117 Fifth St. Phone 85 TT, FROZEN FISH Wholesale Prices Boxes 120 to 140 Ibs. direct from Great Lakes Pike, Pickerel, Saugers and Herring BUY YOUR FISH RIGHT “Northern” Hide & Fur Co. Brick Bldg., Corner Ninth and Front BISMARCK, N. D. McDonald was | of the Kansas City Star company, and | Days Hit Twin Cities: of the last three days at upwards of: ‘BEST DRESSED ACTRESS’ ENGAGED Miguel, u Claudette Colbert, Paris-born film star who was named by Hollywood designers as the screen’s best dressed actress, admitted she was engaged to Dr. Joel J. Pressman, Hollywood physician. 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Weise succeeds Captain Floyd Homuth, who received the White Drug trophy for the most out- standing player. Russell Lippert was given the Gates trophy as the most valuable player. PIERRE PIONEER DEAD Pierre, 8. D., Dec. 10,—()—Charles E, DeLand, 81, pioneer attorney and author, was found dead here Mon- day night. IRRIGRATION PROJECT AT WILLISTON ASKED Sugar Beet Factory Promised If Annual Acreage of 10,- 000 Is Guaranteed Fargo, N. D., Dec. 10.—(#)—Survey of the feasibility of an agricultural development project in Williams county was recommended to thg re- settlement administration Monday by the North Dakota state planning board, meeting in Fargo. The project, presented by Walter O. Burk, states attorney for Williams county and secretary of the county planning board, involves the pur- chase of land and construction of ir- rigation devices along the Missotri river bottom. The county planning board recommends the ultimate pur- chase of up to 40,000 acres for grow- ing feed cash crops, recommends dams along streams tributary to the Missouri for water conservation and seeks wells drilled along the Mis- souri bottom lands for pumping sys- tems for irrigation. Mr. Burk goes from Fargo to Lin- coln, Neb., where he will present the Williams project to the regional of- SELLING OUT LADIES’ DRESSES One Lot to $16.95 Selling at $5.00 $19.95 Dresses $8.60 Alex Rosen & Bro. Manchukuan Troops Defeat China Force Peiping, Dec. 10.—(#)—Ohinese sources reported Tuesday night that an invading Manchukuan army, us- ing tanks and airplanes, had driver. the special police of southeast Chahar into the city of Muyyan after @ bat- tle in which many were killed, As result of the troop action, it was said. the forces of the Japanese-directed empire of Manchukuo were in con- trol of more Chinese territory. 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