The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 29, 1937, Page 5

Detroit Robert, are re- Saturday from a two weeks Pupils of Miss Florence Fritch’s xe * Peter Berry of the Benson Optical company, and son, turning. vacation at Minneapolis, music kindergarten sang two num- bers, “Put Down The meeting closed the organiza- bridge, pointing out the advantages tume. Those taking part were Jerry Lehman, Joan Kielty, Patty Pierce, Harold Yeasley, Ethel Louise Bender and Alan Beacock, tion's activities for the season. They will convene again in September. to this section of the country. J. §. Fevold Treat your best girl to a live bster dinner at the Patterson. for School Board Member City School Election June Ist, 1937 QUALIFICATIONS: Seven years’ experience as High School Princi ipal and Supt. of City Schools in North Dakota. experience as experience as Bank Have been in business in Bis- Nine years’ marck for eight years. Cashier. Eight years’ Member of School Boards. - Taxpayer stron Pi Home Ownee School (Pol. Adv.) The Patterson Hotel has just received a shipment of Catfish, Mountain Trout, Shad, Halibut, White Fish, Frog Legs. Live Lobster, Jumbo Crab, Fresh Delicious bakery goods always on sale, day or night. Try our delicious steak dinners. All food prepared in our sanitary kitchen by one of the best chefs ever in Bismarck. The Capital Commercial College (incorporated) 314% Main Ave. Phone 121 school graduates, college and university students will be- gin Tuesday, June 1, 1937. We Bismarck, North Daketa The SUMMER TERM of the Capital Commercial College for versity students and they have have had many college and unt- been very successful. the summer Our school rooms are electric- ally cooled and electrically ven- tilated. The air is changed every fifteen ae We are always We offer Gregg Shorthand or Stenotype under the most skilled comfortable months. You will enjoy sum- mer study here. type at 200 words per minute or see the advanced Gregg Short- hand class take dictation from Miss Benson at 175 words per minute. We train Court Re- instruction. Call and see Miss Bader demonstrate the Steno- porters, Our students are employed everywhere, More than a dosen are in the Bank of North Da- kota; more than twenty-five are in Washington, D. C.; more than one hundred are in the new Ca] fornia, A Commercial Course pays. Accountants and are the best paid of the two mil- lion office workers in this coun- nent and are in the Government service or with the largest busi- ness concerns. A Secretarial try. The positions are perma- Course is good for a life posi- Morrises Scheduled will give the ad- Monday evening. Newcomers Report To Make Addresses auxiliary, Judge James Morris and Mrs. .|Morris are ‘acheduled to make Mrs. Morris, national rehabilita- tion chairman for the American Legion Judge Morris will speak at Mott Memorial Day addresses this week- Monday at 11 a.m. Mrs. Morris will end. dress at New England Sunday at 3 p.m. meet him there. and they will réturn to Bismarck Successful Season | kes 8nd Winnipes. The different groups in the New- comers Forum indicated by reports at] Jol _ | the meeting of the Forum Friday George Mrs. Mrs. Chaffee served groups and all have been president, first vice-president, presided at the meeting. In the absence of Mrs. George Brastrup, Eldred, afternoon at the G. P. hotel that) === the club had had a most successful season since its organization the lat- ter part of January. Twenty-four so- cial meetings have beén held by the various well attended. secretary. Mrs. D. E. Shipley gave ment for the ARC 0.8. 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We will offer a University Course in Ac- We offer courses on the Edi- Call and look our school over. counting at the Fall Term. We have a full year of office work. tion. phone, Bank Post culstor, R. E. JACK, Presigent. WM. E. ELLIS, Secretary. INSURANCE INSURANCE (FIDELITY AND SURETY) LIABILITY The Bismarck Agency é W. A. Hart, Mgr. Phone 877 111 3rd St. » NS i meet Tues: . m., at the capitol . W. Herman, will be led by Alice Meader and sing two duets. given by Spencer will chorus, originally scheduled seageres evening, May 30, at the ste presenti vd Eplacopal church, ralil bys pepe are urged to attend the reeuie meeting Tuesday at 7:30 at ae high school. Church Societies | ii Snes Alia » left Friday evening | for where she will be married, dune 7, to Leslie H. Wil- son of Mr. and Mrs. William iment, 103 Avenue A. A num- Miss Margaret Schlosser, daughter Be eerie Ps Sohuaeser, of friends were at the train as file, Waste, ne ue h e state, and in 1937- ion of (Pol, Adv.) nistration o mt le for every figure Miss Carter will ou how YOU can ter comfort There is a FLEX-0- y BACK foundation or attain grea ~ and a emarter silhouette! PLEX-0-BACK CORSETRY TA 4 gata} Me ek a ER E -~of interest to~- Bismarck Residents LD oe ili BATE wi 7 i a Ma nite sult at li ei 2f “pal 3339 ane sty nile sit ; te i tal ne ie 7 rT 3 p33 goa age 3 He BB ae i He et ar i ati it iat a5aety ‘hs thas “ % Ea rif Hae , ull In nel , " . i if ae Re it a f jell ls : ee He d Tea agg: 2agaded E53 te4 gergiiaye ‘ z i Hl di i ii ae Oe a yal Hor aaa]: Hi Bs Hie teal egy Mae He ei nt “t HH ee al pa iaday niles ty CF a ae ae fies ait wel fh i ae A HL : Fae # lds ‘ ij a To reevlial (2 & in sanie ail FA apauie Ha | pee : Th ie a ri Tuesday, June Ist, at 4:00 P. M. school with a smaller per capita student cost than Present Ad: Ready-to-wear department om Second Floor demonstrating ¥LBX-O-BACK CORSETRY 1938 there will be six teachers therein holding master MISS ANN CARTER Internationally Famous Corsetiere be inalane SCHOOL FACTS | any other large high school in t! Vote ig Continuat high ; hi yi iil Pip- state state ees In ante ulin Peace Garden i | Assoetation, and President H. O. 1 tr : List of Resolutions of Dickinson State Teachers col- Opening of the Joerg by Mrs, Reports of aithee al aqigrreaet met with those Lael erichrome Maccabees Announce [2 Church Schools Begin * ** on, June 6, Vacation Walter ©. =| ge President. eaday jie ie se & ilplin Visits ee ag Wome: New Film Prices Genuine EASTMAN V. Ann Cister Will Be At Penney’s Mrs. Schi B alt day of ap He aut ae agi by AN, 8 HER 4 i eae Hi , boys” Tecl- | snrough Mehus cae Guilds at sed Be 58c tal 550 Be Be We ee Phone 37 Discussion Meet Shop THE RENDEZVOUS s* & 1 iscopal aaprac gtd guilds snd suxtaties ot the a Recital Announced Program for Boys’ soting of iagpbvenes jepdions ier F 3ee = ; oes ote Hai - gs Bie" ce Op Ep FA Le ite convention, was read and in- iven and in connection the tes. by the members committee. ** Ee * inner Dance G a Saver IE : 1 a : a i i Sweet Shop For Sunday and Memorial Day Short Cake or Pumpkin Pie With Whipped Cream merican Activities the 21-22, to Shoes for Men jogs ang imoes The New Sweet Committee Chairmen Give An- Snowflaked or New Potatoes En Cream ~ Lettuce and Tomato Salad—Vinegarette Dressing New Carrots and Peas En Cream ‘Hot Dinner Rolls Choice of Desserts: Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream, Strawberry Beverage nual Reports of Groups’ By Shriners oe © Mrs. J. C. 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