The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 10, 1936, Page 3

; Mrs. F. E. Nichols Becomes | Orpeves Stepmother SOCIETY and CLUBS Homemakers’ Club President, Staff of Officers and Committee to Plan Project Lessons Are Elected Mrs, F. E. Nichols was named to election of officers ‘Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Wil-|and Matilda lam Gabel, 210 Tenth St. Mmes. J. O. Quinn and Charles Toliver were made project leaders; Mrs. John Bresden, secretary, and Mrs. Charles Wolf, treasurer. : Named on @ committee to select the miscellaneous project lessons for the|her coming year were Mmes. Fred Werre, George Schultz and F. J. Roberts. Fourteen members and one guest, Miss Berte Cooper of Chicago, who is visiting her sisters, Mmes. W. C. Wi- ley and Nichols, attended the meet- ing. Mrs. Gabel and the assisting hostess, Mrs. Marion Lenihan, served refreshments. *% % Liessman to Conduct Star Study at Camp Instead of hodling the overnight camp, which twice has been post- poned due to the excessive heat, Bis- marck Girl Scouts will gather at the day camp site Friday evening for a star study conducted by Charles Liessman. Cars will leave the World War Me- morial building at 8 p. m., with re- turn scheduled for 10 p. m., according to Miss Helen Goertz, director, who is making arrangements. If it is not too warm, there will be a camp fire and the girls will sing scout songs. Parents and anyone else who is) interested in studying the constella- tions are invited to drive out to the camp, which is located north of the city on the river road. The overnight camp, first of its kind planned for the season, now has been tentatively scheduled for Friday, July 16. ese * Juvenile D. of H. to Meet Later in Month ‘The July meeting of the Degree of Honor Protective association juve- nile group which was scheduled for Saturday has been postponéd due to the weather, according to Miss Dor- othy Huber, director. Miss Huber soon will announce the new date. x * * Frederick Sleight, who has been with COC Company 2760 since July 14, 1934, has returned to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sleight, from Camp Oreville, Hill City, 8. D., where his matey was ba cated. Sleight, who was cook for the company, came back to Bismarck to take a position with Bridgeman Russell company. Visiting in. the Sleight home Thursday evening were Mrs, A. J. Kress, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sleight, who owns and operates a hotel and beauty shop at Tappen, and Mrs. Earl Schultz, also of Tap- a ess % Major and Mrs. R. A. Day of Spo- kane, Wash., who have spent a few days with Mrs. Day’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Falconer, 202 Ave- nue E, end with Major Day's parents residing in Morton township, left Thursday for Albert's Bay at Park Rapids, Minn., where they will spend ®@ month vacationing. They were ac- Lous F. who will be with them during their outing. eee Mr: and Mrs. Charles Gobershock and daughter, Patsy, of Minneapolis to Bismarck for a visit after oe gob etes eats Ghar it H F EES ge8 wi fi a [: e E i 2 p Ee ge oH Honolulu Educator Is Visitor in Bismarck ‘Mrs, Cora E. Sabin, Honolulu, T. H., re the day with the. Misses Laura B. Mae Sanderson, of 828 Seventh ‘Mrs. Sabin’s acquaintance with the Sanderson family dates from LaMoure where she taught for many years and was superintendent of schools for seven years following the death of husband. Going to Hawaii 1¢ years ago to visit a sister-in-law, she Going to Bible Camp Rev. G. Adolph Johns, pastor of the First Lutheran church, Mrs. Johns and their children, Paul and Peace, from his ttiy ae Club Postpones Picnic ‘The picnic which si Ladies’ Wel- Jubilee Singers to Appear rat M’Kenzie Jubilee ? zee? ere A 5 | | Millicent Rogers Salim Baicom (above), daughter by another wife of the late Col. Hen-y Huddleston Rogers, opposcd the claims of her er, Wire Pauline V. Rog. ers, for restoration of dower rights te ibe Rogers oll fortune. The cace was heard In a Surrogate court at Riverhead, N. Y. (Associated Press Phoxco) Will Hold Story Hour For Children Saturday weekly story hour in the Bis- marck Public library juvenile depart- ment from 11 to 12 o'clock Saturday morning will afford children a cool retreat from the high temperature. Miss Beatrice Bowman, who is the narrator, includes stories which will appeal to youngsters of various age groups and invites all children of the city to attend. Today’s Recipe Chicken young chicken, 2 cups potato les, 12 tiny onions, 1-2 pound 1-8 pound salt cream sauce, 1 tablespoon , 1 tablespoon chopped 1 minced -2 bayleaf, rich baking Glen Stuart returned to his home after spending a few weeks at Ray- mond Johnson's. i Hgts rraiead BSaE ? BE OBSERVED HERE Welford Issues Proclamation Citing Services Given by Carriers Calling on all citizens of Dakota to observe July 11 to 18 as railroad week, Gov. Walter Welford Friday issued the following procla- “WHEREAS, The Western Railroads of America have added greatly to the wealth of this state, giving employ- Railroads equipment, air-conditioning principal trains, increasing the comfort and convenience of passenger transporta- tion to a point of actual luxury; and ‘ ‘The Western Railroads while expending vast sums in our state for improvements and maintenance, at the same time have inaugurated a throug! public welfare have established and maintained the safest means of trans- ce Lest ition the world has ever known; an “WHEREAS, The Western Railroads are rapidly developing a pick-up-and- delivery system, greatly facilitating the handling of freight; and “WHEREAS, the Western Railroads are steadily decreasing time sched- ood thus providing faster service; ‘WHEREAS, All these activities show a definite patriotism and loyalty to American ideals, a positive move- ‘Welford, Acting Governor of the State of North Dakota, officially and as an act of Office, do hereby set aside RAILRO, AD WEEK the week of July thirteenth to July my hand and the Great Seal of the State of North Da- kota at the Capitol at Bismarck this twenty-ninth day of June, A. D., 1936. By the Acting Governor: WALTER WELFORD” By OLGA M. RISE Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schneider and two children of Lodi, Calif., visited at the home of the former's brother, Henry Schneider, Friday. They were enroute to Goodrich to visit other relatives. Henry Jr., and Bertha ac- them on their return to Calif., Monday morning. Samuel Vik and Arthur Rise, COC THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1936 Named for his uncle and great-grandfather, the baby son of the Duke and Duchess of Kent carries on the name of Edward, already borne by eight of Britain’s kings. The Duke, King Edward’s brother, and his wife, the former Princess Marina, are shown in this first photo of the 8-months-old princeling romping with him at The Coppings, their home in Iver, Buckinghamshire. enrollees stationed at Park River, spent the week-end at their parental homes. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Varholdt and family were guests at the M. A. Lien home in Kidder county Tuesday. Clarence Rise, who is employed near Jamestown, spent the week-end in this vicinity. Mr, and Mrs. Ted Varhoidt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Arneson, Glenwood Rise, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Spilde, son Einar, George and Sam Vik, Valdemar Lein and Clifford and Gale Birkeland spent Saturday at Steele. Luther League will meet at the Adolph Peterson home Sunday, July 12, Olaus Helgeson spent from Monday until Thursday at Bismarck. Marvin Lien of Kidder county is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ted Var- holdt. Ed Nygaard is visiting friends at Jamestown for a few days. SPECIAL!!! Just Arrived— Truckload of choice fresh fruits and vegetables. Get them at bargain prices at the MIDWAY FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STAND | On paved highway midway be- tween and Mandan. TWO DIE FROM HEAT &t. Paul, July 10—()—Two 8t. Paul Persons died from the heat Thursday. They were Stanley H. Abbott, 31, and John Carlson, 80, They were over- ae ‘Wednesday and taken to hospi- als, By SARAH HEINLE Shoppers at Wilton last Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ‘Weinle and son Junior, Ed and Jack Hochslter, John Schlacht, Willie Steinert and Emmanuel and Ted Steinert. Mrs. Jake Hochhalter is very ill at a hospital in Bismarck. Rev. and Mrs. Karl Gieser, Christ Franke and Jake Miller of Turtle Lake were dinner guests at the Karl Schatz home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ohrist Francke have as their guest Mr. Francke's brother and family of Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg, Mr. and Mrs. John Berg and Mrs. Ed Berg were berry picking near Dunseith Tuesday. Andrew Weinle, Sr., of Turtle Lake is visiting a few days with his son Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bender and the telephone was uttered by Protes- sor Bell to his assistant in an ad-~ 4 Joining room. The message was: jj we, Life Insurance Furnishes—to father, an unity; to mother, a guarantee of future security; to the children, an education. 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