The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 12, 1936, Page 10

‘Broadway Avenue at Masses 6, 7, 8:30, 9:2: 8:30 o'clock a. m. childre FIRST CHURCH 8 ‘A reading room maintained in the Hoskins Block, 200% 4th St. ts open daily from 12 to 6 p, m.; Sunday, 3/ to 5 p.m All are welcome to attend the church services and to mnke use of}, the reading room, TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Avenue A at Fourth St Opie S. Rindahl, Past “There is a cordial we " enth Sunday after h school and Bible ci m. aoa, Morning ship—11:00 0 Sermon, se and W Anthem, Trin’ Evening serv college, guest 1 Christian education. FIRST "The Church w a _ Seventh Worship of Tithes and Offering: Hymn, “I Love Thy Kingdom, . Wine Adventure” by e. All Love's Ex- Congregation, Benediction Organ Postiude—Kern. ‘ging all our people to be t at both morning and evening Our goal is 100 per Your church is 0 noon, Classes yourself and bring ivery department at cessional March” ward Be Our Watch- aghorne. offertory, “Berceuse”— ger of Galilee,” Mrs. Great Positives,” by gretto’—Bliss, ‘ou to attend all th school. Ed- for adults, Miss s for young people, ass, Mrs. Jack- my Raaen. the church choir Anthem, selected, the church choir. Sermon, “The Church and Chi vening service, herine Mason, t With a Price.” Surface.” 1 nting the “Heart | a s Fellowship Hou at 7 p. m.—Men’s chorus | practice, wednesday at 8 p. m.—Mid-week | meeting for Bible study and prayer. 0 an Klein, Supt. Ses group under experienced A}l classes except one are Gegenstan: t Fried diese Frage beantworten p._m.—Raptist Young People on, Emma Baver, president. Th short program {s conducted in t English languag: $:00 p. m.—Kurzer deutscher tesdienst, Thema st I lieb?” Hine der wic dier der Herr Jesus n tellt hat. Er richtet dleselbe auch durch sein Wort an uns. Welche ant- meeting for and prayer. Everyone is cordially invited. Dautsche Baptisten! Dies {st eure Gemeinde, gebt ihr eure treue Mit- Hilfe. Wir haben fn Bismarck im- mer noch eine ston, un jeder soll- to_helfen, sie zu loesen. Sermon by the pastor, “Under the|‘ Bp Yr peste |(nser. ths [thes Hats dnguse—Dextet ‘eponsor the e The opening meeting fall program with the pres! f the group in charge. Top i in Us”—Dexter the close, ple of our church ng services and in- u to spend Sunday night at the ood fellowship. High vorthwhile program. A nvitation to young people rom home, lay afternoon—Misslon Circle. night, Sept. 18—Open house to young people at the parsonage. FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH 616 Avenue D. jolph Johns, Pastor Fourteenth Sunday after m.—Sunday school and Bible Morning worship. : 6 1936 Confirmation class will be confirmed. Vocal duets, ‘Oh, Jesus I’ Ha: d Harry Cunz and Mrs, Even Melb; ‘om Jesus.” sponsored by the Willing about. three miles south of marek at old picnic grounds. Cars Bring . 14, at 7:30 p. m— stees will meet in the Sept, 18, at 8:00 p. m.— od, at the LeRoy Tollund home, 711% Ave. A. Saturday, Sept. 19, at 9:00 a. m.— Confirmation. class. 2:00 p, m.—dJunior mission band In the church parlors, ZION EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH Gtissourt Synod) 419 Fourth St. J. V. Richert, Pastor Deutsche Buerger! Hier finden Sie ein echt detusches Willkomm! Wir halten an mit der Sprache, die wir predigen ein alle Meben, und wir Jeder ist reines, volles Evangellum. herzlich eingeladen! MeCABE METHO CHU “Loyalty Day,” Morning worsh! Organ prelude, “Andante Con -—Beethoven. ganist. The Doxology—Congregation stand- E. Hymn, “Holy, Moly, Holy’—Con- Bregation. Affirmation of Faith—The Apostles | Creed—Congregation, The pastoral prayer, Walter E. | Vater. | Anthem, ‘All Hail the Power of) Jesus.” Name”—Galbraith. Responsive readi searchable Greatness Gloria Patri—Congregation. New Testament lesson, the pastor. Organ offertory, “Prayer to Notre! ,; the mission speaker. Miss Ruth Rowley, or-| the Walther I | trict and synod, sion tival services in the Ger- man Kuage. Rev. P. Harre will be ». m.—Bible hour in charge of gue. 8:00 p. m.—Mission service with lecture on Argentina. English. nT Harre of New Salem was for- meriy a missionary in Argentina, The mission offering at both services will go toward mission work in our dis- MARIA LUTHERAN CHURCH, BRADDOCK G. Adolph Johns, Pastor Sept. 13—Fourteenth Sunday after m.—Sunday school. m,—Bible study. '—Church worship. Sermon, “Learn from Jesus.” (Additional Churches on Page 2) AT THE MOVIES | Gary Cooper Plays ’ Soldier of Fortune Gary Cooper, the screen's most famous soldier-of-fortune, will be! seen again in his favorite role when | “The General Died at Dawn,” a Par-| amount picture of adventure, ro-| mance and intrigue in modern war-| torn China, opens Sunday at the| Paramount Theatre. Having already established him- self as filmdom’s outstanding por- trayer of romantic adventure roles | in the French Foreign Legion, the} Bengal Lancers and the Italian and) American armies, Cooper now comes | to the screen as a roving soldier-of- | fortune in modern war-torn China. | Appearing opposite him is a beau-/ tiful blonde Madeline Carroll in the role of the lure put out by a schem- ing war-lord to trap Cooper. This is an entirely new role for Miss Carroll who has already captivated America| despite her few appearances before | the camera. Akim Tamiroff, famed for his portrayals of sinister roles, iz cast in the role of the ruthless war- lord. | ‘The producers of “The General) Died at Dawn” were determined to! recapture the magnitude and signifi- cance of modern China, a popular up- rising against oppression without @ parallel in history. To accomplish this Clifford Odets, brilliant young playwr'ght whose works have caused a sensation for their startling reality and rigid adherence to fact, was as- signed to write the screenplay. Lewis Milestone directed the picture. Astaire and Rogers Open in ‘Swing Time 9 As versatile with his histronic pow- ers as he is with his terpsichorean talent, Fred Astaire enacts the gay ero of “Swing Time,” the new melody film co-starring the irrepressible Gin- ger Rogers at the Capitol Theatre. With six spectacular and solo Specialty sequences keyed to as many tuneful hits by Jerome Kern and Dorothy Fields, the story of “Swing Time” presents Astaire as a dance- mad lad who is lucky in love and iucky at cards until he meets Ginger. She leads him a breathless chase, charming him with her dazzling beauty and a mutual love for dancing from the moment he stumbles upon her to the final, brilliant scene in the picture. Fred and Ginger are afforded ex- tensive opportunities to display their talents which have charmed a world of movie-goers. In the “Bojangles of Harlem” number, Astaire applies burnt cork to his face and sways the audi- ence in a gay spectacle of breath-tak- ing dancing feats. “The Waltz in Swing Time” introduces Fred and Miss Rogers in their featured singing danc- ing hit of the picture. “Swing Time” will remain at the Capitol Theatre until Wednesday with Victor Moore, Helen Broderick, Eric Blore, Betty Furness and Georges Me- taxa in the featured cast of this RKO Radio Picture. ‘ “We preach and teach a changeless Christ for a changing world.” Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity, 13th m,—-Sunday school with all cluding Junior Bible class. THE BISMARCK TRIBUN SATURDA SEPTEMBER 12, 1936 THE GUMPS—FREE! Me WE'RE FREE-PAL~ FREE TO i) COOPED UP IN: THAT assis DINGY ROOM FOR INT'S A LUCKY MAN-IF | DIDN' INTERFERE , YOL'D HAVE »WE HUMANS CALL RETURNING GOOD FoR EVIL’, OLD FELLOW- SOMETHING Like THis! “A FIRECRACKER SET FIRE To HE SHADYSIDE. SCHOOL. LAST NIGHT, AND'WHEN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT BRINGING THE RADIO ASHORE... THAT WORKS RIGHT IN WITH “THE MIKE SO ICAN MAKE FRESH AIR, EH? YOU CERTAINLY MUST THINK IM A FOOL TO LET YOU SLIP OUT OF HERE, NOW... AFTER ALL YOU'VE SEEN AND HEARD? YOU'LL STAY IN THIS ROOM TILL I SEND FOR YOU, UNDERSTAND? ANVO NO AND WHERE DOE® MY. PRETTY ASSISTANT THINK REALIZES||| SHE'S GOING, AT THIS TIME OF NIGHT? SWING, MISTER SAMMY! FIRST, CHILOREN, WE'LL SEAT PUPILS ACCORDIN’ v EiRsT Row (S STILL sirLt tee TO THEIR GRADES! FER INSTANCE, FIRST | occupieD HUBERT ane. His ie casiear GRAOGRS PLEASE SIT IN THE FIRST ROW, THERE NO FIRST- GRADERS] WHEN HE WANTS TO! IN THIS SCHOOL? BRING HiM OUTI ILL YOR, ONEL SouLy siLoll SPANK Him GoD} He’s IN TH’ Tae ! lost OF THE EY CONT REALIZE THEY WERE SEEING A CROWD THOUGHT || EAL, HONEST=TO-GOSH WILD MAN IN ACTION Y “>, Gy, \ ~ on YIREE/1'M A ROOTIN, TOOTIN’ CATAMOUNT, AND I'M SHOOTIN’ UP THE TOWN. HEY! WHERE'S FLOWERPOT WALLIS? DION'T HE JUST AWRIGHT, YOU BLITHERIN’ LUNKHEADS - G'WAN AN’ GO T ‘SAWALLA -BUT WHEN Y'FIND YERSELVES ALL MESSED UP ° IN A JAM, OONT ‘SPECT ME T'COME. AN’ GMTCHA OUT!