The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 2, 1937, Page 10

Foe ‘Wednesday at m. We heartily Invite you to Ii our services. ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH N, E. Elsworth, Rector Services: 8:00 asm.—Holy Communion, }0 a. m.—Church School. 1 }» m.—-Holy Communion. xt? “For Ye Have Not Pass- ‘Thi jj ed This Way Before.” ST. MARY'S PRO-CATHKDRAL Rev Robert A. Feehan, Pastor “Broadway Avenue st Bighth st. i at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a, The clock mass is for children. A reading room maintained ia oats Block. 200% éth St, ts 0 lly from 13 to 6 pm: Gay. 8 me ‘Au? dre_welcome to attend the! use of services and to make TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Avenue A at Fourth Street Opie 8. Rindahl, Pastor There is # cordial welcome at Trin- y. First Sunday after New Yea: jan. abe School and Bible clas 45 a, m. Morning worship 11:00, Sermon, Anthem by Trinity church choir. Evening service at 7:30. BISMARCK GOSPEL TABERNACLE Corner of Rosser and Eleventh Rev. R, E. Smith, Pastor 10:00 a. m.—Sunday School classes for all, Mrs. John Helfenstein newly ndent in chi ree Jol vine worship an maaie service ove! ni Young people's mi Kimelle newly ge. Tabernacle will opt union prayer servic Watch for further announcement FIRST BAPTI! CHURCH Fourth Street and Avenue B Ellis Jackson, Minister January 3rd, 1937. ‘The Church School. Ed- up e Evarts class for adults. ‘The Quain class for high school, The high school class. Begin the new year by beginnin, at the church school, using carefully worship. rs, Clarence Gunness. Largo from the New hony Handel, Romance — Rachmani- : “That Beautiful Land"— tion of new members, 7:30—The evening service, Planist—Catherine Mason, The young people of the church In- vite you to make Sunday night at tl church a time of real inspirati jdeals and worthwhile fello Come for church and stay for 8:30 p. The 7: The topic for discus Bound, Youth?” re The leader in discussion—Herbert | pe nnett, en. Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.—Monthly busin and prayer service Lf ae 330—Dr. Fred EB, ton will the officers of ch and different organizations at arsonage. McCABE METHODIST MPISCOPAL Walter E Vater, Pastor Organ slo in F Min- orm phens. Miss Ruth ‘Rowley, a1 regan + “Mountain Idyl” “The Un- nd of urged to be Present at this first vice of the Organ Postlude: “Sortie in ¥ nm ostlude: lortie — Batts : Bun School 12:00 noon. Classes for all Ge ‘The adult cla pecially invite you. Every depart- log" at rene. vice, 5 jpwor' gue ». “Understanding Ourselves Mr. John Ehrmantraut. me the discussion at the young oples hour. ivening worship helpful, inspirational hours duration. Heart clal music and by the pas: tor. jan Prelude: “Chant d'Amour”— | | Gillette. Anth “Hast Thou Not Known” fertory: “Deep River”— | K: Mr. Harold Smith. Rash Resolution” by a ““March”—Ri Mid-week devotional service ry AT THE Arthur, Brent Head Cast of ‘Secretary’ Be ‘Walter BL rm pear. loz eralectee: Mrs, Marlon San-| Bibi rs, 1 Let-us start the new year The rector hopes to greet you a! door with Eappy and Prosperous | + New Ye SION EV. an 413 a. ichert, Pastor ‘We preach and teach a changeless Christ for a changing worl Nw Year's Day services a a. (English). Mrs, F. Peters, Or- iw nist. 8 y after New Year, Jan. 3: —Sunday School with al! Miss Rosella Brelje, Supt. Mi: we Wh (German). rin charge of surance.” hem by choir. mn: “I Need the Baptism of ‘Evening worship. mon: “Follow the, Bt a Monday, Jai cons and tru lors, ar.” p. m. Dea- church par- aus ( Jan. 6, at 7:30 p. m. yk devotional hour in the church parlors, Read Psalm 90 and join us. Thursday, Jan. 7, at 7:30 p. m— Quartet practice. 8:00 p. m. cl practice. Friday, Jan. 8, at 8:00 p, m—The Willing Workers will meet at the E. H. Miller home, .715 4th | Cw. Eilason, assisting host “American Lutheran Conferen Introduced by Miss Alice Brown, Saturday, Jan. at 9:00 a. m— Confirmation cl THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thayer at Second Bt. Floyd E. Logee, Pastor “We believe in Jesus as Christ; ‘We accept Him as our Savior and We pledge Hi loyalty § (J ledge jm our loyalty jn every relationship of life.” 9:45—Sunday School. Beginners, primary, junior, intermediate depart- ments of Baptism and The Lord's Sup- per. Children should be presented by parents for baptism. 12:15—Bible school. High school departmen ‘3 department. department—Men's| Forum Y. f The musical service, Miss Flor- ence Fritch, organist. Morning: Pre}: The Chambered Nautilus Moderato and Musette Maestoso—Scharwenka, Be Still! Be Still!—Scott. Meditation—Lefebure. Moderato Grasioso— cor invite you to our os and to our fellowship. BISMARCK BAPTIST CHURCH Bighth and Rosser ts Benjamin Schlipf, 0 a. “‘m.—Sunday Sc! This sch nd he attendance y., @ our enrollment. your children for eduaction in truth, .—Deutscher Gottesdienst. i Gottes e: 2 m.—Germ: Gutache, eacher, ne werden Kinder in der Bauer, president. ‘hi! js conducted in the English Everyone is invited, jeuts gt. ‘Wenn: £0, ellt diese Lehre an —Mittwoch, Bibel und Volizachiiger Besuch enheit sum Austausch der wird gegeben. Und das Gebet bringt raft in unser Leben. Prediger und G inde wuenschen rung der Stadt ten Segen sum Wenn wir irgend- stlichen Dienst tun en, werden wir Der Prediger wohnt MOVIES Four Radio Stars in ‘College Holiday’ Hit Four “top” names are in the ic cast of “College Holiday,” the gay Reginald Denny, Dorothea Gharles Haltoh and others. The pic- | wood. ture was directed by Alfred , ti H Ht i ; i i af | : Fi i i it Fy afl rf Foreign Trade Level Is Highest Since 1930 F| epee i, itis Al sia ___.THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1937 THE GUMPS—LOOK WHO’S HERE! BEHIND ‘THAT. SHRUBBERY, YOu'D RECOGNIZE YOURSELF —I'LL SEND.FOR THE BARI OF MODERN PSYCHOLOGISTS! I FEEL “THAT PSYCHOLOGY IS A NATURAL EXPERIMENT WITH WHICH SHE HOPES TO CALL THE SUPERIN- TENDENT, TO CHECK UP ON WHOSTT LET ME HEAR LEY OOP Tf CANT HELP (T IF HE 1S Your») WAS IN LEM, HE WAS 4 PRISONER, UNDER OH, HO! THERES H “TH GRAND WZER, NOW! GOLLY, I'M GLAD I FOUND ‘Ww ‘FORE TUNK SPILLED TH WORKS— \ I