The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1937, Page 5

THE BISMARCK 1 _WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1937 has since devoted her whole time to the study of piano and theory. at Reception Tuesday) .2inree aparenects of Gn tort Miss Belle Me- First Lutheran Class SOCIE I Y and CLU BS Will Be Confirmed| (i . fj ‘The 1937 confirmation class of the pecsday ven om fre st te Suntay morn wor ship, June 20, at 10:30 o'clock. At the communion service Sunday evening at 8 o'clock the class will receive its first communion. Thursday evening, if - 200 Registered Tuesday to Attend D. of H. Convention reception Tuesday evening for. Nonpartisans Plan ; . J . RB, ‘ County Convention | raut : j for the county con- Burleigh county Mrs. Gene Hopton, St., entertained with a dessert bridge The program Meciese Mi ed Class of 81 Juveniles Initiated by Local Group at Eve- Now LOCATED 117 FIFTH STREET igeneral organizer, present i] |guests of horior. Mrs, Stewart holds the position of second highest or- Ii ganizer. in the United States for the Local President 7] : North Dakota. jlas Dunahey, George Will, Wjert and Thomas Starkle with Jean ii]; Bauer as soloist singing “Boo Hoo.”,, Each of the juveniles was presented || with a Degree of Honor pencil by The regular | | Opened at 9:30 Mrs, Frankie Lyman presiding. Fol- | | lowing the invocation by Miss Cath- i] | erine Morris, ‘and lodge sessions am, Wednesday with past state president and local officer, the usual order of (eae gal of the Capitol lodge and Laura But- terwick, Grand Forks, state secretary, Honor Guests Presented Mrs. Julia Stewart, Grand Forks, ted the association, She makes her head- quarters in Grand Forks and also works in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Reports from the.credentials com- mittee were read and a report from Miss Morris, who had -served as North Dakota delegate to the national convention, was heard. Following luncheon the grand lodge 3 ‘clock. The ‘At registration guests were given small leather note books with minia- | |ture capitols printed in white on the jj |covers as favors from the local lodge ii jand with Degree of Honor pencils | |from the national office. State Officers Listed State officers include: Catherine first vice-president; Josephine Lar- son, Minot, second vice-president; jj |Laura Butterwick, Grand Forks, sec- retary; Hannah Harris, Fargo, treas- urer; Marie Spiker, Valley City, usher; Edith Holland, Williston, inner watch; Minnie Flummerfelt, Devils i] |\Lake, outer watch; and Bess Wil- | |liams, Grafton, song leader. 1$1.69 $1.95 | $295 $3.75 "© | Also a smart lot of West Coast |} «Silks, Nets and Chiffon DRESSES PRICED $6.75 $8.75 $9.75 © $19.75 SUMMER WASH SUITS White and Pastel Coats, priced y | $3.75 $4.75 $9.75 $14.75 A Complete Line of Smart New WHITE HATS Until After July 4th One Pair of Hose FREE with every purchase of $10.00 or over. Also's cash discount You will find our new store at- tractive, well lighted and restful. We now have the largest stock we have ever carried. WOMEN’S Wear Shoppe Now AT 117 FIFTH STREET 4% Bleck North and Across from Patterson Hotel The past presidents of the organ- son, Fessenden; line Ringsted, Cando; Harriet Lawler, Watford City; Jane Mundy A Give Party Thursday Night Miss Jane Mundy, daughter of Mr. . W. Mundy, Father’s Day Sunday, June 20 : Bergeson’S MEN’S SHOP rea Biel i i E i é E i é i 5 a | od aut Seg8 a i are all three Gamma sorority at the ail & & University of ‘The Misses Jane Watson, Mandan. :| pianist, and Charlotte Sathre, vocal- violinist, will Dad.—Bergeson’S Men’s Shop. A Practical Gift for DAD. Berg Silk Robes Specially priced for Father’s Day A silk robe is the gift we al- ways advise when you are looking for something excep- tionally nice. It is always Silk Lined < «sure of-a-hearty reception. eson’S MEN’S SHOP Announcement. FRED BRODL For many years Shop at Corner ‘of Third and Broadway, roprietor of Brod!’s Barber Beauty closed his shop, being unable to secure the location for a.longer time. MR. BRODL is now associated at HARRINGTON’S BARBER SHOP and invites his many friends and cus- tomers to call on him there. HARRINGTON’S BARBER SHOP, one of the finest equipped and most sanitary in the Northwest, is lo- cated under Cowan’s Drug Store, Corner of Fourth and Broadway. FOUR BARBERS of exceptional skill are there to serve you. Our haircuts are not only “Fit for a King” but our ad- vice in hair and scalp study and practice. .A visit here creates a matters is based npOR years of lesire to come again. Soft water shampoos. Harrington’s Barber Shop - - Phone 130 SELECT YOUR Fur Coat Now at Great Savings A beautiful selection of fine FUR COATS in the ultra-smart 1938 styles Will Be Given Friday |} A luxurious silk robe for|% A. W. 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