The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 21, 1936, Page 12

(Be NEA stevica mK Regus PAI. « By George Clark Sik “But if I wait until I know him better I might not want to marry 8ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIO Bev, Father Robert A. Feehan, Pasto: roadway Avenue at ae Stree Masses at 7:30, 8:45, 10 and 11 e’clock. The 8:45 o’clock Mass is for children. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SOreNTisT ‘Wednesday Meeting at 8 o'clock. A reading room maintal: Hoskins Block, 200% 4th oy, from 12 to 5 p. ma. : ‘Ail’ are welcome to attend ‘the hurch services and to make use of fhe reading room. McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 30 a. m. Spe- gin with this ,Beneral theme ss.” arog ys “Gethsemane,” r—Miss Ruth Rowley, or- emt “Light Is Breaking”— Wilson. Organ offertory: “Chanson”—Gro- - P. R, Jaymes, athe Chaliongs Of The: ‘alter B. Vater. postlude—Kern, ool 12:00 Toon (Classes ‘Why. not attend the ith you. They will appreciate your sence in the church school, ilders League—é p. ote aia) ‘tfice.” Special music by the choir him.” CHURCH OF THE: NAZARENE H. V, Sorensen, Pastor. Dining room of the World War Memorial Building.- Sunday School—10 o'clock. . Morning worship—i1 o’cloc! Evangelistic service—7:45 |. Prayer meeting at the home of Mrs, Keller, 714 Ave. A. Radio service from KGCU, Man- dan, Tuesday, 9 to 9:30 p. m. (C.S.T.) Everybody ‘welcome, FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH “The Church with a Message for ‘oday.”” Seventh at Rosser. . A. Lemke, Minister. .—Teachers’ and officers’ vice, :00 a. m.—Sunday School Mrs. Floyd Fuller, Supt. 11:00 a, m—Juntor ‘Worship «nd League, Miss Clara Bredy, Supt. 11:00’ a, m.—Public worship, Miss Dorothy Atwood, pianist, Special: music. Sermon: “Progressive Christian- ity” by Rev, Herman Smith, Oregon, speaker for the spiritual ‘recovery campaign. LE ops m.—“Afternoon Meditations” over KGCU, Mandan. 4:30 Bi ‘Heart to Heart Hour” over KFYR, Bismarck. 6:45 p. m.—Young People’s service. Special guest night service. Every- one is asked to bring a guest. 1:46 p, m.—Evening service, Special music. Sermon: “There Is a Balm—There Is 2 Physician,” by Rev. Herman Smith, Oregon, speaker for the spir- itual recovery’ campaign. Monday and every evening at 7:45 p..m., Spiritual Recovery Campaign services, with Rev, Herman Smith, from Oregon, as special speaker, Rey. Smith trayels 3,600 miles just tor ‘this campaign. ‘Special, singing at every service. Watch the Tribune tor special daily announcements, FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH 616 Ave. D. G. Adolph Johns, Pastor. March 22—Fourth Sunday in Lei 8:00 a, m.—Services at the N, penitentiary, 9:45 a, m.—Sunday School and Bible classes, Adult class at the parson- age. 10:30—Morni: ‘orship. *-_ Anthem: I Survéy the amed of Jesus?”— and hearty singing of the old hymns | H. of the church. nm preludet “Vesper Hymn"— «oc Anthem: “Come Unto Me"—Gou- offertory: “Chorus Of Clark. imental solo—Lioyd Graunke. “Cal: A Gratter In Wi Vi Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. m. A hearty welcome awaits you at all our services, | Prison Hell Revealed In Shark Island Film enying Jesus.” ‘worship. ‘hen the Old Wooden Cross Is Turned to God"—Mesdam coy manson and George Surber on: “Faith Alone Saves Sin- ners.” ‘Wednesday, March 25, at 7:15 p. m. —Lenten devotional hour in the rch parlors. 15 p, m.—choir practice. Saturday, March 28, at 9:00 a, m— Confirmation class. (Additional Churches on Edit, Page) MOVIES Draper Is ‘Tops’ as Dancer, Keeler Says “Just look at that boy’s dancing!” exclaimed Ruby Keeler. “Just listen to his taps! I thought I’d seen and heard all the best, but this man is certainly the tops!” Miss Keeler was sitting on a side- line of one of the sets for “Colleen,” the Warner Brothers musical comedy now showing at the Capitol Theatre. She was watching a lean, red-head- ed, 6-foot specimen of grace, speed and agility, who was whirling, pranc- ing, tapping his way about a hard- wood floor in rehearsal, clad in old slacks and metal-plated shoes, “You're looking at America’s sbest male dancer!” Ruby went on with genuine enthusiasm. . “His tapping is absolutely perfect. There’s not the slightest ‘slur’ nor ‘slide’ sound to a single tap. Each is as clear, distinct and staccato as an individual shot in a machine-gun burst. And besides, he has grace and personality.” “Colleen” is a rollicking, musical comedy with an all star cast includ- ing Dick Powell,. Miss Keeler, Jack Oakie, Joan Blondell, Hugh Herbert, Louise Fazenda and Draper. A company has been formed by ‘the English milk industry for the sole urpose of recovering “lost, strayed, or stolen” bottles and churns. Nearly, 8,008,000 were recovered in 1932. It is estimated that the company saved the milk industry $250,000 that year. A candle clock, consisting of can- dles marked off in inclr sections, was devised by Alfred the Great of Eng- Jand. Each.candle burned-four hours. ‘WRIGLEY’ PEARMINT TS PERFECT GUM” _~ THE FLAVOR LASTS i ALL OF THESE MEN NEED Cee ATTENTION! J MST YOU CAN FIND-IN” SE THE SHIPS MEDICINE CHEST. LEW, YOU GET OD Gos! THIS 1S CUNEO TH! OLD TA“BE CAREEUL OF! ~ yugngnestt0n Bo ‘ wl : SHE HASN'T BEEN - FEELING VERY WELL LATELY! TLLGO IN AND SEE IF SHE NEEDS FIRST AID ‘AS A DIAGNOSTICIAN, LEW, } YM AFRAID YOU ARE LACKING IN WISDOM By SMALE THIS, PUP ALWANS.IS- BRINGIN' HOME - ITTCE O LITT NBS! HEY, You! cut (TouT! IE YER GONNA PULL ME IN, USE TH REAR ENTRANCE—T AIN'T SUPPOSED Te USE TH ERONT! STILL NOT SATISFIED - TOUCH. WITH HER, ean. fe Se i Si / : ar % TUE PRINCESS We D ENOLSEIA ROUBLE! YOU! TAN SHE BE SMISHED $s oe week 7 By CRANE OTE A\ (SECOND, THERE INGERPRINTS O'TWO 0! MAGLEW' A) {ON THIS BOTTLE T UP IN HIS OFFICE, AND LAST, BUT NOT LEAST, SNAKE-EVE PRACTICLY ADMI THI A-HOLE.IN THIGNs ~ NICE AN’ BIG.»