The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1936, Page 5

__THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1936 " Qs0ce vend CLUBS Enter 59th Year of Married Life TOWNSENDITES {Bloodhounds Augment Hunt for Lost Child GOP HOPES IN WEST Stevensville, Mont. Oct. 37—(P)— Biloodhounds were pressed into service ‘Tuesday as the search continued »|. Mrs. James Morris Is Named |Sxout3 Concentrate | Doubtful Strength of Old-Age] Ean i at and Director of Rehabilitation), sums ov seis wet ime] pe neiang Faster Mrs. Geelan, Past Department ] Win High Posts scout ek now i progres fl Gan Francisco, Oct. 21—(@)—alt il eee is aaa eats : a ade of aera strength of the Townsend old age pension movement, . Landon’s dash to Los Angeles for aga re of two North Dakota bees an address last followed closely ods women, Mrs. James Morris of Bis- i] |mit either four completed pieces in marck and Mrs. E. C. Geelan of En- one craft or one article in each of erlin, to important national com- | |four different crafts. mittees of the American Legion Aux- Articles accepted for this badge 4 esday. ee 1937 Lilie ren opiind mie ew some ou in Hens / he favored the election of the Union| Rey. Walter E. Vater of Bismarck mney, juarters as as beauty in proportion, co! party candidate, Representative Wil-| will be in charge of the services, . and design. lam Lemke of North Dakota. But in Mrs, Morris has been named chair- fully and satisfactorily finished, ac- California the Union party failed to man of the national rehabilitation cording to Mrs. Elelson, who states qualify for the ballot. committee, In this office she will di- that honest effort is at all times com- Expects Close Contest Ph caratedy pcs eo Sutige ad World War veterans. Mrs, Morris 1s requirements are basketry, weaving, A. tended to throw the presidential elec-| is widow, seven brothers and two a former national vice president and § % modeling, Hegeaiard working, metal and tion into the house of representatives aisters, @ former president of the North Da-. A —where it would go should no candi- kota department, She also has held F Instrects Examiners date receive a majority electoral vote.| New Fargo-Moorhead the national poppy chairmanship, Badge examiners and leaders were The weekly printed « table showing Fy ‘The appointment was made by special attention Monday by wers and other gifts and | now Roosevelt could get 214 Iendon| Bridge to Be Opened j Mrs, Oscar W. Hahn, national presi-| Miss Carlson, who Tuesday afternoon] cards to remind them of the happy occasion. Mrs, Herrick’s maiden 213, and Lemke 104 electoral votes. What an improvement over 4 dent, and ratified by the nationel é Emma Stockton. : ‘This table gave Washington, Idaho, Formal opening and dedication of and drugs. ALL-BRAN is a “pile a Sereietys corner pare % California and Colorado to Landon na bed Brey Moorea mites: over yey eas ae srooery store, 3. in has been nam badg og 4 a * a on the basis of Townsend strength; iver w! e pl urs Creek, national poppy committee as chair- ae Auxiliary Juniors to Baptist Ladies’ Aid also, TAvieonas Nevada, Utah, pendeel day with governors of both Minne- by Eales tral states, and’ will direct the 1087 leader, couse embers and ecamin-| ‘Take Partin Parade) to Serve a Luncheon | snd Wyanine. 1 tated Montana for ois and Norn Dats andthe hgh distribution of memorial poppies in " Seni badge area But California, with the largest|attendence it has been announced by this area, She was president of the ee ing troops and talking about the var. Plans for taking part in the Armis-| Creamed chicken will be featured registration in its history has listed| Ww. P. Chesnut, secretary-manager of q fous subjects to create interest, also|tice Day parade were made by the/i& the menu for the luncheon which pared North Dakota department during the E : that examiners confer with leaders so | Juniorettes and the ‘Daughters of the | the First Baptist Ladies’ Aid will serve ipa ieearomte Aes at with | the Fargo Chamber of Commerce, Sale Chairman past year. : that they will know the background | American Legion at combined busl-| from 12:30 to 2 o'clock Saturday af- | '74450? Republicans, Tia be Aas, thls mater. wal eupely tinct : \¢ girls taking tests, Work in the |ness and social meetings. ternoon in the church. parors,’ The |,Creeom’s | Democraiie reglatrations fn important link in the highways D. H. Guest Program ' troop and programs should relate to| Fancywork, knitting and card games| public is invited, Reservations for|TS¥®, “i509 unger’ the ‘Republican, |Perween FafeO and Moorhead and Nutibern Age ch make & good badge goounted, members of the DA, or | partes say be mage with any mem-|"""" taaue tappetting lane land Nain Dalgian To make a good test, the na- | the rei ler of the as they |ber of the committee, which is com- 3 per ere Woe lGouad wocker eaid eat thers snus te | met MONGay exenlng: with tia huuees| ueanvel see Milne nec sane atlna tae t aap eect bets ‘The bridge was constructed by the & Jeannette Fay Morris and Ruth Regis-|man and Mmes, Fred J. Knight, Rue Construction company of Bis- . ; Prater eee tan: girl and examiner and that the girl|ter as hostesses in the former's home, | Clarence Gunness, N. O. Armstrong Bee Ree Lis emoirate Gore marck with Milton Rue, president, in sored by the Tots and Teens shop, ; ] should be made to feel that she does |990 Seventh Bt, and Floyd Roberta, ernor , Ben Ross, chief executive for | Personal charge of the work. have been. made for the Degree of : Pe nga lemme raged en erg Foes 28 three consecutive two-year terms. A h Honor Protective association's annual earned it. Several ot they plas ee rseunlorettes. | Will Go to Steele Borah has mentioned Roosevelt fa; Two Meier Brothers bp. ms Wednesday in the World War ota | ,ietders were entertained in the [knitting with two of the sponsors! to Hear Mrs. Delin|trrea fis re-election; ho likewise tus| Admit Sheep Theft Memorial building dining room. Each quoie | Ot Ns: Fe.) Eeacosiad,, Gir) | ra. 9. Aruine Soleniand Laie ones, commented favorably on Lemke, but member may bring a guest. Scout commissioner, in the evening. |@5 ctors, Mary Lee Putnam! nr wannie Dunn Quain, who is|has made little reference to Landon.| Fred and Jacob Meler, Sheridan ; They were told that a Girl Scout ex-|save ® reading and there also were |ohairman of Democratic women’s ac-| Nevada's registration includes 36,-|county brothers who confessed to Mrs. Norman T. Livdahl, general pects a pleasing personality, sympa es, Lois Nicholson, a new mem- stealing 14 sheep from the farm of irmal hat all drill team tivities in Burleigh county, and sev-|207 Democrats to 19,971 Republicans. Senne eae She is captain of thetic understanding, impartiality and eral other Bismarck women expect to| Arizona has approximately 85 per |H. 8. Duncan, 12 miles north of Arena, the team. Mrs, Victor Schmaltz is ? Dp saan on her leader. Miss Carl- 4 % motor to Steele Tuesday evening to|cent of its 167,000 voters registered as |last Thursday, were bound over to chairman of the social committee in MRS, E, C. GEELAN son told them that they should/Scholarship Society hear Mrs, Delin of Chicago, who will | Democrats. dustrict court in Justice H. R. Bonny’s give their scouts an ideal, encourage 4 ve a talk there at8p.m. Mrs, Delin| In Montana, Senator James E.|court at their preliminary hearing eri seay for the style presentation, Platte eigi-d pita td rie Mrs. ee ive up to the ideal and set Names Miss Nuessle my @ lawyer and is Mpatedte be an| Murray, Democrat seeking re-elec- Papin afternoon. Bond was fixed ; elan of lin, | w! a na- J —_— unusually forceful and interesting | tion, is opposed by T. O. Larson, Re- . Miles (deed pesape eddie Tane| tonal committeewoman, Tuesday| Suggestions for program ‘planning| Included among the four sopho-| speaker, according to Dr. Quain, Her publican, end Joseph P. Monoghan,| ‘The two young men have also ad- Fox. Evangeline Kelley, Helen Han-| Were named chairman of the nation- | were given by Miss Carlson, who also! more women students elected to|talk will be open to the public, Indpendent Progressive and Town- | mitted the theft of 10 sheep from the * Soy Sibling, Particia Brazerol,|®! rehabilitation committee and taught gcout games and songs and | membership in Sigma Epallon Sigma, — @|sendite. Representative Roy. B. Ay-|Duncan farm two months ago, Sheriff Viekt Joyoe Schmalts and two smali|chairman of Ares, D Ratieneed ll over the world, Gere er (om | freshman scholarship sorority at the|| Meetings of Clubs | |ers, Democrat, and Tiare Haeeh paieen) erry mined ; sons of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph | POY ae ne ee olen Auciliary ora {fetreshments concluded the affair. |niversity of North Dakota, were i baker 3epapcats fovernof~ at this time to solve the theft of three , Pak opal American Legion AURIMATY or STS ern Pleats chat of | Mis Mar? Loule Nuoule, BiGmarct,| | And Social Groups |/snip. At this time to solve the theft of three] WHERE'S THE BULB Appearing on the musical program ma ‘i the badge committee and aided in fer ae van gee For Tuis SOCKET? : e 3 will be the Misses Cynthia Dursema conducting Monday's meeting. Miss | °" Sunshine Society Weddi eep belonged to Iva and Kay Dolwig, pianists, and Miss j Carlson also met Monday with the|® University of North Dakota grad-| sara wr. 1, Brandt, 112% Sixth Bt, Slope INES | | puncan, daughter of H. 8 Duncan, Helen Schaefer, vocalist, The Dorothy|LUtheran Instructors —|councit members and ied luvshens | uate, Judge W. L, Nuesale, and Mrs.| wilt we hostess fore Sunshine soclety 1 Anstrom stated, EMPTY sockets fa Nuessle, of 710 Second St, Only Hebron, N. D.—Mr. and Mrs. Philip any place ia eee Pril_ PerenE FOUN and P arents to Meet pease caeon: eee women students who earn at least an mestian sy 3 a Wecheeday: ‘Weber have announced pie ae rr the house cause éscéaurhe s s* * <2, A minus average during their fresh-| pismarck Independent Charities Club ee thee day imlery Mr, and Mare. tence. Ezapty sockets in the | : és Miss Mabel Olson, First Lutheran! Roosevelt P, T. A. to — |man year are eligible for member-| amore will be a meeting of the Bis. | aig wit nice Cant cerrenaed in exllar, attic or on stairways | Security Studied at church school superintendent, ls su-/Mioat Wednesday Nicht |" marck Independent Charities club at|the Bethel ‘Tabernacle by Rev. N. may cause denger, Empty, | IG pervising a demonstration of the work eanesday Nig! eek 2:30 p .m., Wednesday, with Mrs. H.|Lesch. “a sockets anywhere often reevlt Mercer Club Meeting | Pes" a Pm, 4 pee obits to be given for the partnte of the] teachers will care for Hostess au-| Maccabee Card Party |. Beall 618 mira st marrige of : AE or! ; . i, re’s oO! 5 Two papers on “Boclal Security”| PUPHS Gung a party, Ronoring the tes at the October meeting of the! Is in Seasonal Theme W. ©. 0.0. F. Seren eieer rand Rave ds ee on ee and special musical numbers consti-| “The parents and tenctiers will as- Eeeined in vel oe nt and Teacher asso- Juvenile members will be guests of | Ahi, son of Mrs, Christ Ahl, both of pease, tuted the program for a supper meet-| semble in the church at 8 p. m., for a| “ation at 8 p. m., Wednesday in the} ‘pweive tables of auction were in| the Women's Catholic Order of For-| Hebron, occurred in the parsonage of se elieice’ rpg) ing of the Woman's club of Mercer) program consisting of devotions led school building, Spencer 8. Boise, niay at the card party which the| esters at e party following the organ- | St. John’s Evangelical church, Rev. J. “i paltaes an eg ped : _ held Friday in the home of Mrs. F.0.) 5) G7, a. Swenson, s talk on “Our per state commander of the Amer-| saccabee lodge gave Monday evening | ization’s regular meeting at 8 p. m.,|M. Munz eS a ot Age Freeberg, Sunday &chool” by Rev. G. Adolph | (can Legion, will speak on “Amerl-|in the World War Memorial bullding | Wednesday, in St. Mary's school aud!-! sitaeer wy, p—At Woodstock, Il, soy of nieay of take eee Incidental features were an article! Sons, » piano solo by Mrs. Johns and | 7! te Vedas agri lech pas mer dining room, decorated for the occa-| torium. occurred the marriage of Miss Adel K’ re you want from the General Federation of W0-|_ message of appreciation, to the | Daren! its ding the meeting sion in keeping with Halloween. Tal- xe Luke, ter. of Mr. and Mrs. To get lampe, that will givd men’s Clubs mazagine, reviewed by school staff by Mrs. E, H. Miller, receive Picture traveling prize |iies and appointments for the lunch- Wednesday Study Club George W. Luke of Wyoming, Ia., and + you good light at low cote, Mrs. H. Berge, and roll call. The P&-| acing in behalf of the parents and | Wich is being awarded each month | eon giso were in the seasonal motif.| Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab, 520 Mandan |Dorne 8. Hamblin, Delaven, Wis., son jook for the plage: pers, “‘What Is Social Security?” and! th) radies’ Aid. this term. The picture now is 1" /s1¢h score favors went to Mra. John| 8t., will be hostess and Mmes. Rich- of aa pied ee owe pecans same “The Increasing Need for Social Se- curity,” were given by Mmes, James Rice and O. 8, Hielle, respectively. The club members sang “Basque possession of Miss Grace Hand's Te The demonstration will be given in o Gardner and Andrew Monson. Ajard F. Krause and H. Milton Berg | pom, it. Delaven. : fourth grade room. < committee of members headed by| will present phases of the study of eat 119 ideas ae Miss Martha Heupel made the party| Alaska when the Wednesday Study N. D—The marriage of Miss Capt. Adams to Speak arrangements, club holds its Oct, 28 meeting at 3 Lullaby” by Katherine K. Davis. Air’ the instruction work have been ar= 4 * & p.m. duet, “In the Upper Garden,” was| ranged for thelr benefit mee at Will School P. T. A. Cathedral Players ses P sung by Yrs. J. C. Nelson and her | "the Ladies’ Ald will serve refresh- C NA 3 Fortnightly Club , sister, Minn, who was an out-of-town | ments. ‘The parents and ald members) Capt. John ©. Will Choose Vehicle} 4. M. Christianson, « Fort- " inson, +» who was an out-of-town | have been headed by Mrs, John Olson |Lincoln will be the speaker and Miss night Bernard ave om guest. and Mrs. Miller in making the party|Maxine Scarff, new piano instructor} ane cathedral Players will select speakers’ marriage of icin AURIS, Peg] Vete tor The next meeting, Nov. 6, will be| preparations, at the Mehus conservatory, will pro-| se first play of the season from & Mrtnd Ms, Willsm Seese of'neat || THEODORE R. TAYLOR , whi i fon eae poled ee tte ais . ¢ pea wil ey eat estes Garoniation number of produc which they Zap, which occurred at —for— . jE ees Masonié and 0. E.S. {Rests at 1:48 p: mo Weinectan in the Have) bers cponaltering an poesia? ens cian’ rn tne cath-|| COUNTY TREASURER Mr, and Mrs. . Brown, Jr. ‘ . school bullding. tryout N, D: | : : ; of Hettinger, have chosen Robert Social Plans Given thd olfiera interested ‘in ‘the | special meeting Tuesday night, Rev.| ai" in the main program feature, | LC,PaTish, Howie, st Wanperon tuere|| taxpayer in Barlelny Conaty fo; NORTH DAKOTA Louts as the name for their son, born Thomas J. Tracy, who is directing the ara aret Reich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.|| sepport solicited, POWER & LIGHT CO. Friday in St. John’s hospital of Far-| Plans for three social affairs for i, organization, has called the sess | Church Societies f of Wahpeton, and Wil- (Pol. Adv.) go, Mrs, Brown was Miss Helen | the remainder of the present year, two * for 8 p. m. in St. Mary's acohol audi-) QS [am Dahleren of this place, son Ramstad before her marriage, dances and a card party, were made| carol Westerman, daughter of Mr. torum. ‘ obs OD Denleren, Wenree and Mrs. William Westerman of New Pei, sya te Mace, Ign Earn the’ Red‘and White store ‘neve and MODERN WOMEN Salem, map wdervent an enertene?| Political Club Will Wes Av Coste whi tho] a ase weber aoe Mesa ety pun ne en day in the Bismarck hospital, was re-| Meet Thursday Night ; | Benue eeu Pave ottng vo . and Eas pee eteative, A special meeting of the Ladies’ do “Yankee Ys 5 D abled give Qui Ret, iadbr Welford-for-Governor club, at which fans auazen Jackson seftised $0 4iye Tive an ton, 1021 Seventh 8t., with whom her| there will be speakers, is announced Thanksgiving Day the customary CHICHESTERS PILLS mother te visting, at 8 p.m, Thursday, in the World Bresidential sanction during his term "TNS DIAMOND VY BRAND? Nelson Baiaild toruee member of pekee a Aina wasaetees praniaant ot e x Cc it in g sal ew , : the state board of administration, ipa and Mrs, Sauvain recently visited with eas it ae Serve Chicken i al STUDE BAKER | 119 Fifth St., near Broadway Telephone 476 gt ema: Episcopal Lads Ald lal Lek fir t/ 4 4 Wednesday and Thursday Specials Cloverbloom Eggs, ter cuts, per ib. 2OC | Seep, are”, SOC (1 can Klenser Free) Cube 8 Sirtoin E 19¢ ett 2 ber .. 18 3 ITS THE SPOTLIGHT CAR OF 1937 James W. Guthrie Pork A — . Democratic Lamb K Ib. Brown Sugar, 8 Ibs. ...21¢ Candidate for Pure Lard, vege- Tomatoes, 5 Ibs. ......19¢ STATE SENATE table shortens'tb- LOC | Grapetratt, 6 for ane 2h agate Dia (Pol. Adv.) FOR SALE e ge Dreft, 2 larg pkgs. ....29¢ ray otter 25c Veal Shoulder Steak, PH ii ek i Wednesday “at 12:90. (Pol. Asy.) wee