The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 6, 1936, Page 10

Semon FeRee iv 3 ft Fy Cy a t IP ba 1° ad rt bs F 4 Tt 1 4 t t i ! t 1 : ST. MARY'S PROCATHEDRAL \\__ Rev. Robert A. Feehan, Pastor ‘ Broadway Avenue at Eighth Street Masses at 7, 8:30, 9:30 and 10:30 & f. ‘The 8:30 o'clock mass is for chil- ren, ' FIRST CH H OF CHRIST, NTIST t 223 Fourth Street Sunday service at 11:00 a. m Sunday school at 9:45 a. Ree eneney Spt eating at 8 o'clock. reading room maintatned tn the Hoskins Block, 200% 4th St., ts open HY from 12 to 5 p. m.; Sunday, 3 m. 1 Aur’ are welcome to attend the|° ehurch services and to make use of the reading room. CHURCH OF NAZARENE World War Memorial building dining hall, Pastor, , Minot, N. Dy d by ty. iandan, 0 p.m. (C.8.T.) { hursday, 8:09 p. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Fourth St. and Ave. B. Ellis L, Jackson, Pastor. Sunday, June 7, 1936. 10 a, m.—The church school. Qeard Cole, superintendent. for all ages. The Evarts class for adul The Quain class for young people. ‘The Tuxis class for high school age. 11:00—Morning worship. Pianfst—Mrs, Clarence Gunness, Response after prayer—The church ehoir. Solo: “A Dream Hamilton Gray—M Sermon: “The < of the Problem of ‘The communion se $:00—The evening c To the evening service a special {nvitation to young people to worship with our church young people and atay for the B.Y.P.U. hour following. Sermon theme: “Minding One's Own Business.” A special invitation to this year's graduates. 9 p. m—The B.Y.P.U. hour, Tonight's meeting will be on the general subject of crime and_the Teader will be one of our Sioux Falls college students, Stanton Roberts. You are invited to share the inspira- tion of this Sunday evening planned for and by young people. The speci- fic subject for this meeting deals ‘with the attitude of the church to- ‘ward crime and the chance for teformation and training. Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m. Ladies’ Aid meets with Mrs. Eine Ann Orluck, an Solution m. P testimonial ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH ul 3rd and Thayer. N. Ellsworth, Rector, Service as follows— § a. m communion, loly communion and sermon. Sunday, June 7, is Trinity Sunday. Please notice there will be service f will you not make an present at 8 a, m. Church school will close for the summer after next Sunday Thursday we will have @ church school and partsh ptenic, AL CHURCH lessage for FIRST EVANG “The Church w and officers’ junday school, Mrs. pt. ss in Christian education for age group. 0 a, m.—Junior worship, Miss Bredy, Supt. 11:00 m.—Public worship, Miss Clara Mack Sermon and the L! 1:30 ubject Christian Question. tH at p. m.—Mid- meeting for Bible study and y at 8 p, m.—Sunday school ’ meeting. n Jesus as Christ; Him as our Savior and pledge Him our loyalty y lationship of life.” cordially invite you to join our Bible “This oi graded instruction. Adult class meets in the auditorium. Morning worship — of Paradise," | S: Christian Endeavor vship service. Young mmunity are invited unday evening with ,There a Place for Me in Life 0. and Adult Fell people of the relude"—Brosig. “Andante Graziose"”— | “Allegro Maestoso” — “Give Unto the Lord"— ‘Meditation"—Kinder. : “Andante Cantabile’— | qhostiuae: “Postlude Alla Marcia”— r Special _musig Invite some friend to come with | you. ‘Tullberg. (Additional Churches on Edit. Page) AT THE MOVIES ‘Perfect Sweethearts’ ‘Teamed in New Picture ‘The nation’s motion picture fans shouted a prompt “Yes!” when Para- mount teamed up Fred MacMurray ‘and Carole Lombard for the first time ‘m “Hands Across the Table” a short ‘time back. So emphatic was the response that to time has been lost in casting them ‘ogether again ,in “The PrincessComes ‘Across,* booked to open today at the Paramount theatre. The story, designed to give best possible play to moviedom’s new fa- vorite “sweetheart team,” is set aboard = transatlantic §super-liner. Miss Lombard appears as a lovely ‘American girl, posing as a Swedish princess in order to gain a movie contract. Aboard ship she meets ‘MacMurray, concertina-playing band Jeader, and the romance begins. A pair of murders, blackmail, in- trigue and the snoopings of five de- ‘tectives en route to an international convention at New York provide sus- pense and thrills. All action of the plot is liberally sprinkled with music, comedy and romance of the distinct- ive MacMurray-Lombard brand. Alison Skipworth, Douglass Dum- brille, William Frawley, Porter Hall, George Barbier and a score of others make up the supporting cast. Powell, Arthur Well Matched for Mystery Jesting with a gun thrust in his ribs, romancing and playing pranks in the midst of dangerous murder investigations—these are specialties of William Powell! In “The Ex-Mrs. Bradford,” the RKO Radio mystery comedy in which he and Jean Arthur are co-starred, every opportunity is afforded him to show to best effect those qualities which carried him to peak popular- ity as a screen sleuth in “The Thin Man” and “Star Of Midnight,” for- mer detective adventures. This attraction will be presented at the Capitol theatre tonight and Sunday (four shows Sunday at 2, 4, T and 9 p. m.). A cast of unusual competence adds to the photoplay’s general excellence. Eric Blore is seen again in one of those butler roles for which he first won acclaim in “Top Hat.” James Gleason, Erin O’Brien-Moore, Lila Lee, Frankie Darro, and Frank M. Thomas have important supporting roles. The story was written by James Edward Grant who wrote “Whipsaw,” and whose novel, “The Green Sha- dow,” came to the screen as “Muss ‘Em Up.” The direction is by Stephen Roberts who also directed Powell in | “Star of Midnight.” | Enlarging Postoffice At Minot Considered Washington, June 6. — (®) — The treasury said Friday its procurement division was studying a proposal to enlarge the Minot, N. D., postoffice under the federal building program for which funds were provided in the | first deficiency bill. Minot is among a group of cities for which a survey of need and improvement cost is be- | ing made, it was said. ) aioe P PERFECT GUM MQ AFTER EVERY MEAL Sure We Crow about our TIRE REPAIRING W. E. PERRY THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1936 IF SHE WOULD ONLY LEAVE ME ALONE HERE FOR AWHILE 'D HAVE A CHANCE TO LOOK FOR THAT CHECK! 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