The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1936, Page 8

—1 CANT TRUST You OUT OF MY SIGHT THE MINUTE MY BACK WAS TURNED, YOU WERE TALKING TO THAT GUMP PERSON —~ WHAT DID You TELL HIM ? i i ©1906 BY WEA SERVICE, CT. J. 8 PAT. . Lak “1 told him that was our lowest estimate and asked him if he thought we were in Nes construction business just for un of it.” prophetic message: special music and song by the ladies’ quartet, also the ‘ male quartet. MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE 8:00 p. m, Tuesday—Bible study on the journeys of the Apostle Paul, il- - strated. S p. m, Wednesday—A special MYRA DESERVE! German service at which Rev. Nich M CAN SMILE AT THE of Hebron will be the speaker. ‘ E Thursday night, prayer service, q LOSS OF THE TOMB :00 p.m. Friday night — Christ > : TR RES, i THAT YOU ARE SAFE? ST. MARY’S PROCATHEDRAL S y * 4 te “ : Rev. Robert A. Feehan, Pastor | 5 e nerons rom the Broadway Avenue f5, 910 and 10:30] All are welcome to each service. Sm The $20 oclock mass ts fF) sacery LeTRRRAN CHURCH Jaa | Avenue A at Fourth Street Opie S. Rindahl, Pastor serie ala “There is a cordial welcome at rf s Trinity.” Genkey capone Lae a Tenth Sunday after Trinity, Aus 48 gust 16. Sunday school at 9:45 ® Tiimoniall. Church school and Bible classes, meeting at 8 o'clock. | 9:45 a. m. ‘ ‘A reading room maintal Morning , 11:00 a. m. . Hoskins Block, 200% 4th | ,oreeratory, Halph Warren aoule'g EES ea itt |by the Trinity Lutheran male quartet. welcome to attend the, Sermon, “Tolerant Judgment.” vices and to make use of/| Chair anthem. “Take Down Thy @ reading room. arp"—Christiansen, oa ead | Mandan circuit Luther League con- FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH [vention at Bismarck, August 28, 92, 616 Avenue D oy G, Adolph Johns, Pastor Mugost it—Tenth: Sunday after) *SROe” BRS ERE BURR SALESMAN SAM ONE ON SAM yer at Second St: om PEUD', m—unday schol and Bible yy Pie ey ties SES BAM! See, I'm GLAD "LL SAY YER EUCKY! [WHY CON’ TCHA SUE itsn_aforatng, worship | cg Accept Hint as out Saviour and YER. BACK! BUT YA LOOK HURT YA MUCH? "|| TH" GUY Fee Bur! By THOMPSON AND COLL elas. | believe in Jesus as Christ; , hat | 4 tonfpored “of Str George, Burbase | "We pledge Him our loyalty in ev- KINDA Worse FER Wear! ce a EO ay TS Sone oes WOT HAPPENEDZ erter and Gertrude Engen. H ed oO ‘Sermon: “Have We Repenied?” Morning worship—Rev. H. e. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN | 1/30—Evening Fellowship. service. | ble Jean Davis, orga (Missouri Synod) | Hee endal 419 Fourth Street : Marlene in An: J. V. Richert, Pastor t 0 of geTenth Sunday after’Trinity, August 6th: 10:45 a m—Morning Worship (English); Mrs, 'F, Peters, organist, : Baldwin. OLneee BISMARCH GOSPEL TABERNACLE | corey RB Sinith Pastor |_| ices and our fellowship. 10:00—Sunday school classes for everyone. Mrs, G. Mandigo, supt. 11:00—Divine worship: “Taking: Stock in the First Century.” What does Dr. Frederic Flemin, of New York believe when he says, “We need a two-year moratorium on preach- ing’ m.—Radio program, Station Mandan. m,—The C. A, Young people P. m.—Sunday night Evangel- service with a special subject: “Disturbances in Earth and Sky.” A FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH “The Church With a Message for Today.” Seventh at Rosser Avenue Wm, A. Lemke, Minister 9345 a. ‘eachers’ and Officers? prayer service, 200 a, m.—Sunday school, Mrs. Floyd Fuller, supt. 00 a. —Public worship, Mrs, J. ischof, pianist. eh Me to Pray,” Miss Iris by the pastor, “What (Continued on Page Two) | __AT THE MOVIES Stanwyck and Taylor | New Romantic Team) Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Tay- lor form the screen's newest romantic} team in “His Brother's Wife,” which aes to the Paramount Theatre to- > ‘The Greén Pastures’ Won Pulitzer Prize “The Green Pastures,” picturized by Warner Bros. from Marc Cone nelly’s Pulitzer Prize Play, and hail- ed by critics as “America’s best loved ; drama,” comes to the Capitol theatre Taylor, regarded as the most sen- | Saturday. sational box-office draw since Clark Gable first leaped to fame, comes in- The picture, which ran for five years as a stage play and thrilled to his newest leading role following | minions of people, is said to be one such hits as “Private Number,” “Small Town Girl” and “Magnificent Obsession.” W. 8. Van Dyke, the man who made such outstanding pictures as “San Francisco,” “Rose Marie” and “Naughty Mar! ” directed “His Brother's Wife.” The new picture, adapted to the screen by Leon Gordon and John Meehan, also, features Jean Hersholt who has become tremendously popu- Jar as the result of starring roles in ee mbeaaad Doctor” and “Sins of Also in the cast. are Joseph Cal- ica, the screen's leading “bad man,” John Eldredge, Samuel 8. Hinds, and Phyllis Clare. WRIGLEY'S FOR THAT DRY, DUSTY THROAT! of the most inspiring spectacles that has ever been screened. It was pro- duced on a magnificent scale with gigantic sets and beautiful back- grounds. In this respect it is far greater in scope than the stage pro- duction because scenes which were only hinted at in the cramped quar- ters before the footlights are shown in all their magnificent grandeur on the screen. The unlimited space and the magic of the camera have wrought @ miracle the stage never dreamed of. The story, representing the primi- tive conception of the Bible and its ‘The wonderful characterizations of Biblical folk and the beautiful scenic BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 1 GUESS THE OL PIONEERS DIDNT NOW. 1 CAN COOK STUMBLE ONTO MANY PICNIC LUNCHES. |] IF 1 CAN CATCH IT! IVE HAD MY EYE BOT THAT WAS THEIR TOUGH LUCK! OW THAT HOLE FER SOME TIME WONDER WOT LINES AN THERE 2? BONY, FINDIN' THOSE MATCHES WAS TH’ SWEETEST BREA OF . AL BE 7 AH, WHAT A DELI TIVE NEVER. KNOWN aot BELLE, SO ALLURING, Ta FELLA CARDY'S TRAILIN! A GONE A WAY - IT PACK HERE 'FORE TH’ END OF TH’ DAY. SNT LOOK AS IF HELL GET: WELL TLL FIND OUT, BY GUMMY wm MNSELE SOMI . 3 ay BY WSEE WF HE CAN TAME IT