The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 2, 1937, Page 5

@) SOCIETY and CLUBS Announce Engagement ‘Marionettes to Appear Here Tuesday Of Marion K. Kohler Coming Nuptials to Jack Heck-| April Frolic Program er. Revealed at Party Given Held at Fort Lincoln Wednesday by Mrs. Kohler Officers of Fort Lincoln and their Above is a scene from the Tony Sarg Marionette production, “The Mikado,” which will be staged in the city audi- torium Tuesday evening, April 6, un- perf branch is bringing to Bismarck... Two }-| giclan” was produced and a year ago HE | BRR i detail of the costumes which are per- fect to the minutest point. At the the set and this process will be nearly as interesting as the major perform- ance itself. Victorial Mikkelson Church Suit Heard vain, Thie- man, Heifner, Davis and Lee Mitsel of 7 Company IL. Dreams of a career in moving pic-| Hearing in the sult of Gilbert W. Mikkelson pag dian resident a been a it, for she has Emet selected by Hasan Exmat, Egyptian sc- [7050 “Or roith wan had ‘Thuradey tor, from among seversl students 981s, Morton county district court ‘Thursday before Judge H. L. Berry. The plaintiffs, members of the com- mittee on supply and vacancy of the ine Presbytery of the Presby- Church in the U. 8. “A. are seeking an injunction to prevent Al- len from continuing as pastor of the church at Leith. He recently joined with others in organizing the Presby- terian Church of America. In addi- tion to bane, Allen pe suit seeks to prevent the other defendants, mem- Nae reece etalon ational ‘per. | bets of the church board of trustees, joving by | the from control over the company and outstanding performers i tie Property. : The defendants contended that the are given chances with film compe-| plaintiffs had no legal authority to nies. the action and C, L, Young, Miss Mikkelson will be accompanied |¢heir attorney, was instructed to file aa brief on this question. HF she leaves for California, No action was taken on the request eee for s temporary restraining order and Jensen Speaker for _ | just San alata at nae o Nonpartisan Meeting Grant county in June, Music and talks made up the pro- ra "gee eave 3 Good Will Meetings to : bridal party gram following the business session centered the when Women's Nonpartisan club No.| Be Held at Washburn table, pink flower 1 held its regular meeting Thursday alas nut baske! place evening in the World War Memorial] second and third of a series of cards. the evening building dining room. making of Miss The was started with com- Hosch, the best munity singing with C. G. Boise lead-| Commerce at Washburn next going to . Miss ing and Mrs, William Langer at the will be given at Hosch was a@ gift of plano. Miss Jeanne Mailloux gave a lingerie from e recitation. * John Jensen, who 1s with the/tion in the evening. The fifth birthday anniversary of weights and measures division of the] a debate between Ober Kobs and Freddie Marke ‘Roberts, III, son of state railroad commission, was in-| Roy Holland on the question of Presi- a 5 ured to Ses group and spoke brief-| dent Roosevelt's proposed supreme court change, an entertainment num- Mrs. Henry Martinson, who 1s r&-| ber by Richard Barry and « vocal solo Pidly becoming onesof the Capital! by Harold Smith will comprise the program at the Lions meeting. Wil- iam 8. Moeller will preside. Kobs will preside at the Parent- ‘Teachers meeting with Moeller speak- ing on “Recent {egislation in the Field of Education”; Paul Haney talk- ing on “Educating for the Future”; Smith singing and Barry performing He i faa ie ae i i i i a Hil ALL He fl 15 cht OO Third Bt..! The Misses a and Evelyn Spe pe ia aif Vai hostess at a 7 o'clock supper when Til Dotfertained members ot "her| Omer, Gaughters of Dr. and MIS.) pinehurst, N. ©, ADE. 2—UF)—MIS. 5. " Estelle Lawson Pagé of Chapel Hill, N. C., won the share pleiiaartee and south golf championship for sec- ond time Friday, defeating Virginia Guilfoll of Syracuse, N. Y., one up. TAKE A STROLL THROUGH PEACOCK ALLEY. eee Brown will have the next meeting. Open Golf Membership .| Drive Next Wednesday i For Delicious Fresh Spring CHICKEN THE TAVERN We know they’re fresh ‘We raise them ourselves gee HI Fi ayer 2k Liebe INDIVIDUAL OIL as COOL as any Machincleas. Much for the HAIR, ONLY 2 to 4 Minutes pure steam heat used. No Electric or Chemical heat. We are INTRODUCING this $6.50 ede buy a Better ind 4-65 sce $2.45 Up Work Guaranteed HOURS—SA.M.toSP.M. - ; “. — August Cederberg, 79 father of O. C. Cederberg of Bismarck and resident of Clay county, Minn., since 1882, died Feehan Asks United rormance which the A.-~A. U. W.|Pect! “ - | “exists a great need for a united cam- years ago “Faust the Wicked Ma. palen. seu gains: the a toes aR are ie ‘eat wid Hee te one e eee inimit “Yankee King ‘- ome an la wi atholics. ey ace} > = AT" the American form of goverhment.” Pi oto) Augociated followed. H, sioner; J. N. Roherty and Edward opera slassce bring them, ‘While the [Hennessey, A Dutch lunch, cards| the howe of bill drastically increas; little puppet people are clearly visible and an informal get-together rounded without glasses they do bring out the | 0Ut the evening's entertainment. close the puppeteers will dismantle | Explosions and Fire ‘To Have Movié Chance] At Mandan Thursday | {7's 242240 fate Noe ee ae rae $600,000 and $750,000. 5 Logee, J. Way Huey the Christian apostelle chureh hls Biter Floyd E. » Je 5 of Sioux City, Iowa, daugh- aes oO. fe haste panes 8. J.|had its seat in the temple, said he Allen, Charles, Brown, Mrs, J. .|ieiongiy’ stared”? ™ "| VICKS VATRO-NOL Father of Local Man Is Dead at Moorhead Drive on Communism Hans Kerri (above), reicheminister for German church affairs, issued a decree in Berlin reconstituting Evangelical church governments as they existed before Feb. 15. The move left German protestants with a temporary truce in their battle with the government, while the Emergency Phase of _|* president Fooled; Housing Act IsEnded/ | “Cigars Were Okay Expiration of title one emergency | phase of the national housing act, Washington, Apr. 2.— (®) — was announced Friday by Guy H. Har- Pretiont Boterrelt pemee. on the vey, Sioux Falls, 8. D., supervisor of | C/gers a clown gave on April the FHA for the, Dakotas, who said Tose tet agency wi ‘continue to insure 4 é Joan on dwellings under title two The chief executive, with Mpa provisions.” : “Under title two the housing ad- the opening Thursday night of ee ‘ation ey concentrate efforts on long-range objectives of the pro- gram, including improvement in A mounted buffoon rode up to housing standards and conditions and presi maintenance of a sound system of|- dent e brown paper bag. Laugh- finance,” he stated. ing, Mr. Roosevelt opened the ‘He said title one was primarily an| Sack, and took out two cigars. He emergency measure put into effect in| handed them both to other men 1934 to relieve unemployment and pro-| in the box—and nothing hap- vide a “quick stimulant to the pros-| pened when they lighted up. trate building industry through re- eater SaeaTaenaernate pairing and modernization loans”| Population of California’s two state while home construction was getting | prisons has shown a marked drop in under way. the last two years. Remember--- Our annual April Sale of Spring Dresses now in progress. Obviously you'll find great values. PASS ORE TAX ACT state legislature. HELPS AVOID Wreck Zion’s Church a What Woman Can’t Name An Adorable Baby Girl Like This? A Housewife Has A Better Chance Than A College Professor! 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