The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 17, 1936, Page 4

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STUDY DESK Comes with paint, 2 bot- bottles tles ink, fs b water pans. JUST 300 FOURTH STREET tush, 2 \ one-piec 5 p) with 8-in,steel wheels, 34-in. rubber’ tires. THE 16 OF {$3.29 after the Record Breaker WAGON 2.89 al ‘ull-size, iece bed aims aaa ociety Sons of Norway Will Hold Hard-Time Dance A hard-time costume party at which prizes will be awarded to those most appropriately dressed will be held Wednesday evening in the A. O. U. W. hall by the Sons and Daughters of Norway lodge. Dancing is to start at 9 p. m., and there will be a lunch at midnight. Turkey Trot Bill and his “orchestra have been engaged to play for the party. * * * Abbey Pays Honor to Newly Ordained Priest Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood, 415 Griffin St., went to Richardton Mon- day to visit their son, Father Francis, at Assumption Abbey, and also to at- tend a program held there in the eve- ning honoring Rev. Thomas Jundt, who recently solemnized his first mass in St. Mary's procathedral. Rev. dJundt is @ native of Bismarck and Campbell’s completed his ecclesiastical studies at the abbey. * * * Hatzenbuhler-Jahner Vows Taken Tuesday Willlam Jahner of Bismarck and Miss Rosemary Hatzenbuhler of Man- dan were married during a nuptial mass and ceremony read in St. Joseph's Catholic church of Mandan at 9 a. m., Tuesday by Rev. Marcellus Leisen, * oe x Howard Gets National Music Chairmanship Mrs. Forrest M. Davis, recording sec- retary, has returned from the board meeting of the North Dakota Federa- | tion of Music clubs held Monday in Bismarck, and brings much news of interest to federation members. Mrs. Davis went to Jamestown Sun- Gay and was the house guest while there of Dr. and Mrs. G. T. McDonald. Prof. John E. Howard, president of the federation, has been appointed to serve as national chairman of Ameri- can music until the time of the Louis- ville, Ky., convention in April, 1937, it was announced at the meeting. The appointment covers the unex- pired term of Annabel Buchanan, Marion, Va., who has been in charge for a number of years. This was given North Dakota in recognition of the work done through the last few years and is very unusual, as each state is entitled to only one member on the board. Mrs. J. A. Jardine, Fargo, is the national president. A uumber of North Dakota musicians expect to attend the national biennia! convention. Prof. Joseph Saylor Black, James: WHY PUT UP WITH | &’ PIMPLES, WRINKLES AND A SALLOW SKIN? So many women throw their charm and beauty away —look years older than they are—because Christmas Photographs Campbell's beautiful portraits are reasonably priced at $5.95, Y $8.95 and $12.95 a dosen. Phone 1795 fer an appointment ‘Teday. Campbell’s ‘Third and Main they neglect common constipation. Tl forget that badly balanced ls, over a period of years, can how they look and feel. 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Mrs. Arthur Netcher, Fessenden, has ac- cepted a place on the board. * oe * Roy DeRose of Wilton had charge of the buffet supper which the North Dakota Agricultural college citapter of Theta Chi fraternity gave Gunday | afternoon for members of Gamma Phi Beta sorority. William Pflugrath of New Leipzig is one of the committee on preparations for a dancing party which Kappa Psi fraternity wiil give Saturday evening. Pledges were to be honor guests at the functions of both fraternities. * * * Leo DeRochford, 302 Park St., is in Minneapolis attending to business matters and visiting with his daugh- ter, Miss Claire DeRochford student at the University of Minnesota. Sat- urday he attended the Texas-Minne- sota game and annual Dad’s Day banquet at the university. Sunday, Mr. DeRochford and his daughter motored t@ Austin, Minn., for a visit with his mother, Mrs. Ella DeRoch- ford. “* * Score honors in the bride games went to Messrs. and Mmes. H. B. Rodgers and Roy C. Deardorff when Our Lady of Laurdes missionary group was entertained Sunday eve- ning by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clarey, 411 Tenth St. The next meeting will be held Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Walter J. Adkins, 419 Ninth 8t., as hosts. x * * Miss Luella Luchsinger turned in the high score in the contract games when Miss Mae Maassen, 206 Eighth 8t., entertained the St. Francis Xavier ‘missionary group: Monday evening. Mrs. Carl Maassen, who was a sub- stitute player, was voted in as a new member. Miss Margaret Wynkoop will have the next meeting Nov. 30. *** * |_sr. and Mrs. E. C. Johnson, 314 Hannafin St., have made a brief visit at Devils Lake with Mr. Johnson's brother, L. M. Johnson. ze * T. H. Mark, Hebron editor, and Mrs. Mark spent the week-end at Valley We have complete line of | MIRRO ALUMINUM in stock, including lals of the month —COOKY PRESS and ROAST- ERS. Get these magnificent cooking utensils before Thanks- giving. Freach & Welch Hdwe. City with Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Mark, who were celebrating their 48th wed- ding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Si Mark of Jamestown also were in Val- ley City for the occasion. x * * Miss Jean Crowley of Hebron was one of five received into membership in Gamma Tu Sigma, North Dakota Agricultural college journalistic fra- ternity, at services following a din- ner in the Crave bee A review of “Touring South Amer- ica” written by Dr. E. P. Quain is to be presented by Mrs. Jessic De Camp at a meeting Friday of the literature section of the Fine Arts club of Fargo. * * * Polly Ann is the name which Rev. |B. T. Osborne, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Rural, and Mrs. Osborne, have chosen for their daugh- ter born Friday, Nov. 6, in the Man- dan hospital. + we OR Vernon Hedstrom, student at Valley City Teachers college, was here to ispend the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albin Hedstrom, 622 Ninth &t. QUESTIONNAIRES CO. TO BISMARCK FIRM Bertsch Warns That Every Em- ployer of Person Under 65 Must Answer Five hundred questionnaires, de- signed to supply information for carrying out the federal Social Se- curity act here were being distributed to local employers from the Bismarck Postoffice Monday. At the same time Postmaster Christ FOR SALE MODERNISTIC HOME Fireproof, located near Capitol Phone Wm. J. Noggle, No. 728 Schilling pepper Bertsch pointed out that all employ- ers must report even if they have only one employe under 65 years of age. Even if a man employs only one boy 10 years old he must report, Bertsch emphasized. He said he wanted to make this clear since some previous reports had indicated that only em- ployers of eight or more persons must fill out the blanks, He also pointed out that each con- cern must report, even if it is @ branch of another office. If a chain store, for example, has two or more branches in a city separate reports must be made for each. Questionnaires for employes will be distributed to’employers on Nov. 21 and given by them to the employes, Bertsch said. He emphasized that; every question on the blank for em-/|jj ployes must be answered and that, if the answer is not known, the em- Ploye should write “unknown” in this space. Many local business firms, he said, have agreed to furnish a stenographer for filling out the blanks of employes. HI Bouquets of roses decorated the home of Mrs. John Degg, 901 Tenth St., when she was hostess for a meet- ing of her bridge club Monday eve- ning. Mrs. G. D. Wagar won both |ff the high score and traveling prize. |ff The next meeting will be held in two weeks with Miss Mildred Eger of Mandan. MODERN WOMEN tetera riot Soe For Your Beauty Work Come to the California Wave Nook 106 Third St. Phone 782 Experienced operators for all ines of beauty work. 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