The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1936, Page 4

E: \ o SR PRET SN RC o Wy) SOCIETY and CLUBS Palmerlee-Bartlett Wedding Announced |and later wilt visit other relatives at : | Mz, and Mrs. George H. Bartlett (Florence Palmerlee), who were mar- Tied Friday at Britton, 8, D., have mony held at the capitol May 22 hon- established their home in the city at 2 Third St. ‘The service was read in the home of Mrs. M. H. Printup at high noon with Rev. J. H. Irwin, pastor of the Britton Presbyterian church, as the officiating minister. The couple was . Unattended at the ceremony for which the bride wore an orchid-flowered afternoon dress. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, George W. Bartlett of this city and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Palmerlee of Havana, N. D. Mrs. Bartlett was graduated from the North Dakota Agricultural college and for several years was home economics instructor and matron at the state training school. Mr. Bartlett is a salesman for the Woodstock Typewriter company. | * * “Mrs. Rosalie Smith, matron of the state training school, and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Elsie Smith Parker, instruc- tor at the same school, left Mandan Tuesday for Dallas, Tex., to attend the Texas Centennial celebration. They will be guests of Mrs, Smith's YOU NEED MARGIN OF SAFETY — (let us show you!) Cord— springy, — maker millions «address during the program at 4 p. Appreciation To my many friends, who so loyally supported my candidacy for Burleigh County Auditor, I wish to ex- tend my sincere gratitude. support at the general election November 10th. COME GET THOSE NEW GOODYEARS We'll show you why they're the 1936 4 BLUE RIBBON VALUES TE YEAR Prize Quality at Every Price se he All give you the GOODYEAR Traction for quicker-stopping All are BLOWOUT PROTECTED IN EVERY PLY by patented SUPERTWIST lasting (ask us to demonstrate!) Allbuilttodeliver LOWEST COST PER MILE service by world’s largest rubber company most tires by |son, Bolse B, Smith, captain in the Dallas police force, while in Dallas War Mothers Appoint Convention Delegates Fort Lincoln chapter, American War Mothers, elected representatives to attend the department convention at Enderlin July 9 at a special meeting Tuesday afternoon in the War Moth- | ag ted ers room, World War Memorial build- |James W. Foley Is ling. Delegates are Mrs. J. A. Flow, chap- | ‘, 4 | Col. Little 8 Guest |ter president, and Mmes. D. B, Shaw | and William A. Falconer. Chosen as James W. Foley, one of the dis-| alternates are Mmes. J. J. Rue, Peter tinguished visitors here for the Pio-| Reid and Frank Paris, ~ neer Days celebration, arrived from| Department officers who will go Pasadena, Calif., Tuesday noon and is; from the local chapter are Mrs. C. G. the house guest of Col. C. B. Little,| Boise, first vice president, and Mrs. 304 Avenue A, West. He will remain) B. K. Skeels, treasurer. jin the Little home until he ee oe * ifirst part of next week, Mr. ley, A whose poetry has made him nation- Frey-Knutson Nuptial jen, in Bisinaree, He wil aeiver tne| Attendants Are Named Fort Worth and Denton. Mrs. | Smith, a native of Texas, presented a |cake sent from the governor of Texas \to Gov. Walter Welford at a cere- oring the opening of the centennial | observance. Rev, Henry Hoersch, uncle of Miss Caroline Frey, daughter of Mrs. Ros- | Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Satterlund and |in& Frey of Hebron, has been chosen ‘daughter, Lois, léft Tuesday for their] by her to solemnize her marriage Sun- home at San Diego, Calif., after | day to Myron R. Knutson of Bismarck, \spending several days with Mr, Sat- | S00 of Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Knutson of terlund’s sister, Miss Florence Satter- | Almont. lund of 208 Second St., and Mrs. Sat-| of Elgin will attend the couple at the terlund’s mother, Mrs. A, H. Wahl of |Ce’emony, which is to be read in the Washburn. Congregational church of Fredonia. sien | The couple will be at home here at 602 j Third St, wie we |m., Friday, at the capitol. ee % 'Former New Leipzig | Residents Are Wed From California comes news of the marriage Saturday of Miss Rita | Marion, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Marion, New Leipzig, and Alvin |Corfs, Richmond, Calif. son of Mr, | and Mrs. H. J. Cors, also of New Leip- |zig. The ceremony was read at Palo Alto. Mr. and Mrs. Cors are at home |at Richmond, where he is an elec- trical engineer for Montgomery Ward and company. I solicit your continued \ ERNEST ELNESS (Paid Pol. Adv.) — that’s no way to celebrate x the Fourth in crowded traffic “WOW ro Center extra longer DOUBLE EAGLE AIRWHEEL* —the TIRE of Tires costs surprisingly little more than a regular tire. of ‘the ALL- af” WEATHER? Gives you 43% more aoa-skid for Pocketbooks! PATHFINDER Many of our customers say it’s the biggest money’s worth ia towa! World’s first-choice econ- omy tire — over 22 million sold to date. 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Neugebauer. zee Kreidt-Waechter Vows Are Taken at Mandan Miss Christine Kreidt and Charles Waechter, both of New Salem, were married Monday afternoon by B. W. Shaw, Morton county judge, in his of- fice. Their attendants were Miss Audrey Wallstrom and Arnold Nelson, also of New Salem. eee Miss Madge Runey, high school in- Structor at Mandan, who expected to be @ member of the staff of Camp Grassick at Lake Isabel for the sume mer, has come to Bismarck instead to care for her father, W. E, Runey, who suffered a heart attack @ few weeks ago. Mr. Runey is being cared for in the Bismarck hospital, which has been his home for some time. Miss Runey is visiting in the homes of friends while she is here. **.8 Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Stockwell of Fargo are staying at the Grand Paci- fic hotel while they are here on @ combined business and pleasure trip. Mr. Stockwell is attending sessions of the state welfare board and they expect to remain for the Pioneer Days observance. se * Miss Mabel Halver, 608.Avenue F, expects to have as her guests during the celebration week-end her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Glanville, ‘and sons, Robert. antl Ray, of Van Hook. They are to arrive Fri- day. ee 4 Mrs. Phil W. Blank and daughter, | Bonnie, of Mandan have returned home after a visit with the Misses Mae Kretchmer and Kate Crosby at the Crosby cottage on Lake Melissa, Shoreham, Minn, ES Announcement I wish to announce te the many friends of the Three Way Inn Cafe that I Have Moved and am now located with Frank Barnes Beer Parier at 220 Main Where you will find the same fine f an before, Hence- forth the cafe will be called Eva’s Place And we sincerely invite our many friends to visit us again. Eva Senn, Prop. Suppose this were the heading of a newspaper article about YOU AFTER the fire, or the burg- lary or the accident, the words “no insurance” have a very sorry sound. They are the frank sad admission of some- Re- member that regrets are un- satisfactory substitutes for one’s lack of foresight! sound insurance. Call on this agency of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company and make sure | gos complete protec- - Bimeacels 310 Breatway. Miss Luella Lahren Wr One Mee Tek Lelie of Mian- dan announce daughter, Miss Luella Everett ‘Wead of Mr. and Mrs. Wead attended schools of Fort Rice and Mander, respectit July 10 at Fort Rice where the bride- Groom is s farmer and mechanic, eae New Beach Club Will A garden club, which will limit its membership to 25 and will study wild flowers for its first year, has been or- ganized at Beach. Officers are Mrs. Otto Hansen, president; Mrs. Grace Houch, secretary, and Mrs. Alice Ed- kins, vice president. Coming home Thursday evening for the Pioneer Days celebration will be Miss. Elaine Hermann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Hermann, 610 Third St., who is emploed at Rugby with the Resettlement administre- tion. Miss Hermann is having her two-week vacation now and after be- ing in Bismarck for a week will visit at a Minnesota resort for the re- mainder of the time. Mrs, Florence Ward and daughter, Miss Aldyth Ward, of rural Bismarck, expect to have among their Pioneer Days celebration guests Mrs. E. F. Kothe and her sister, who are coming from Parshall. Mrs. Lawrence Thompson of Winni- peg, Man., came Wednesday evening for a two-week visit wtih her broth- er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Berry, 208 Broadway, West. * * % Visitors in the city Wednesday in- cluded Miss Marjorie Fitzloff and Mrs. ; Irving Gerlich, both of Dickinson. j 20 Homes Ready for Twenty homes comprising the first unit of the Burlington subsistence | homestead project near Minot have! nearly been completed and will re-| ceive their occupants in a few days, ' Judge A. M, Christianson, president | of the North Dakota Rural Rehabil- | itation corporation, said Thursday. | The homes require only minor work that will be completed so the fam- ilies may move in this week, Chris- | tlanson said on his return from an | inspection of the project’s progresa | A second unit of 15 homes is under | construction and will require probably | another month to complete, he stated. | Is Bride Wednesday ely. They will be at home Pursue Garden Study se % * ee ee &% Occupancy at Project: | Col. Art Goebel Phillips “66” Skywriter COMING TO BISMARCK To Give Skywriting Exhibitions July 3-4 during Pioneer Days Festival Watch for the Writing in the Sky Colonel Goebel will arrive in Bismarck Friday afternoon, July The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous July 3-4-5, 1938 COMMEMORATING FOUNDING OF DAROTA TERR! P-12 pursuit plane equipped with a two-way short wave radio unit, known as WS5XAS. Acompanying him will be a special built Chrysler Airflow ‘sedan, also f equipped with two-way radio. Conversations between the radio ground car and } Goebel in flight may be heard by listeners on the ground through 2 loud speaker system installed in the car. ‘ 6 BISMARCK APPEARANCE OF COLONEL GOEBEL SPONSORED BY BISMARCK OIL CO ‘ Frits S. Lunde Phillips “66” Distributors Alert J. Lunde is I ! 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