The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 21, 1937, Page 2

00! ad tgoVeugho, de at 30—Church in the Wild Wood 8:45—News, Markets Ae Top O the tt—Yotne e Bickory 30—Jerry Brannon, Tenor 45—Waiter Biaufuss and 0: 00—Markets and Weather 10—Griggs-Cooper Good" Morning ee 25—Studio 30—Hymns of al! Churches—Gea- 00—-Love and Learn S—Markets, Police Bulletins World Bookman tional Farm and Home Hour 0—The Wise Man js—Btudio 0! qs nee evpar Young's mily— Cam: 1s—Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins 30—Vie and Sade—Cri ae Matinee Guilding Light—-P &G ae 5—Kings Men 0—Drett “Kitty Keene’ O— Lo 5—Glenn Darwin, Baritone 4:45—Top Hatters 0—Dakota Sia! Speed Wallace S—To be announced. O=Singing ‘Strings j5—Studio Program 6:15—Rythm Makers 30—Lady Esther Serenade 7:00—American Can Co.—Ben Bernie 7 Or $:30—Jimmy Fidler {a Hollywood Gossip—P&G *Dre! 4 43—Har} ae ‘Ensemt o—! it Club ul Sabie: 's Orch. Me "s Philip Morris her 10:1 O1—ulueks—Sports Thru the Key lole ie 3 Broadcast c— i: 15—Hal Kemp's Orch. OM oF Ehavassr and Oreh, is—Youns Hickory 0—Music by Cugat 0—Montana Flour Mills 5—Neighbor Jim—Montgomery Ward & Co. 10:00—Markets and Weather. 10: PeGrieee: Cooper: Good Morning our 10:25—Studio 10; eee of all Churches—Gen- Wor! in 0—National Farm and Home Hour Sacairpeeel ks s— Weather and Markets 1 emg le Young’s VFamily— Ssyacre “arpeicly Leet gee Vic and Sade—C: 45—The omelte: eae o—Club Ma 45—Guiding id & G Naptha 99—Not for Ladi $—Do: y Member of the Indus- trial Commission 0—Studio S—Nola Day, Singer ae. Quartet ther Progra: ay Hall Tosignt—Bristol Tobacco Co.—Hit : s—Alistel cooker Commentator 0—Jo! oburn an . 5:1b—Uncle Esre's Radio Station— ee Miles ‘Weather 2 Rae orts Through the eyhole News Moai Youth Milk Fund ou 10:30—Andy Kirk and Orch. 11 pated je Varzos’ Orch. Molina ané Orch e je Leath s—Chusch in the Wild Wood News Broadcast, Markets and Pct 00— Markets a Weat 20 See, Good’ Morsias sate atc 10:30—Hymas of all Churchee—Gea- o—' er and Markets 300—Pepoer Young’s Family— Gayest Own Ma Perkins a isco o—Club b—The *Gulidies rade taad ast a Be Announced Gil aon, Orwaniet Men o——Dreft “Kitty Keene” paket! | Kogen and Orch. s Bris bry rings ta Maid Pro; a Breed. Wallace an! of the Sout srlisie and London and Bom sseball Scores +] Gelatin Revue 11 House Showboat with ind Orch. enon and His Orch. uek—Sports Thru the Key in. Connection with xing Match nee’ ol gg a! Sabin and 1 Vierra and His P Hawalians 0—Vagabonds 5—Young Hickory rd Co. 10:00—-Markets and Weather Haste Gaines Cecper. Good Moralng our 10:25—Studio 10:30—-Hymns of al! Churches ts 5—Betty and Bab— ii 15—Markets, Police Bulletins and World Bookma: National Farm and Home Hour ive Hours Back 12 rand Markets Litt Pepper Young's Famtly— Cama. s—Oxydore Own Ma Perkins 4d Sad isco His—=IvOry ub M: o—Joan Edwards, Singer S—The Guidiag’ Ligat—P&G Naptha :00—-Arthur Lang, Baritone s—Bennetr and Wolverton a t “Kitty Keene’ Double Summary on—Bariton: rence neral Foods—Huskies o—Grant Park Concert O—First Nighter 0—The Liedersingers sing Along let Mi loments— cal ‘Goode le inde Nicholas Esra’s Radio Sta.—Dr. roars and Orch. . PeReDer ear a Orch. Club Progra: are 1s na Police Bulletins Ome Local Ni 5—Alma Hitchen, Singer 5—Art of Living )O—-Ei Chico Spanish Revue end leary, Ke & Co, 'S—studlo® }0——-Basebal! Scores Dy 1a 01 Fant 24 by. inten Wells ‘To Be Announceé 5—Gluek—Bperts Thru the Key 0—Special Delivery” -—-Emery Deutsch & Orch 0—National Amateur Golf Sum- mary 8: 1s—Jamboree Rens ational Sarn Dance—Dr. rota Orch. p's ooEdale Varsos 0—Carios Molina end Orel. 0— Bi! Ome td Fy ischmann Yeast for Health dq Sanborn Program Manhattan Merry-Go-Rouné— ch. A pasree: & His Hawaiians 0—Silent * 5—Vaugl Leat! t—Hone, Folks Frolic eT late News and Top 0’ the Vagabonds eevee Hickory, o—Music by Cuga' 0—-Montsna Fleur “sats Program j—Neighbor Jim—Montgomery & Co. ts and Weather Cooper ‘ood, Moral: 10: 25st tt ein of all Churthes—Gea- Wo! }O—Nationa! Farm and Home Hour 0—Carol Weyman—Singer Ni Broad: —Sevder'e 0 Me Perkins ons tO) end seae—e ONeliisstvory Talk It Over 45—Cal ja in the Cotton open a Keene” ere Broadcas' Horna odes and Good Time FANS TO HEAR BLOW BY BLOW ACCOUNT OF FARR-LOUS BATTLE {Will Be Fourth Fight Broadcast McCarthy and Hill Have Worked Together |FIGHT AT YANKEE STADIUM Exclusive NBC Broadcast of Title Battle to Go Over Both Blue and Red Network Clem McCarthy, famed sports com- mentator, and Edwin C. Hill, noted commentator and newspaper writer, will join forces once again as an- nouncers of the Tommy Farr-Joe Louis heavyweight championship fight, which will be broadcast from the Yankee stadium, New York, suf | Thursday, Aug. 26, over the National Broadcasting company. The broad- cast will begin at 8:00 p. m. (CST). It will be the fourth time that Mc- Carthy and Hill have been paired in the NBC broadcasts of heavyweight boxing contests. McCarthy, with his accurate and speedy (224 words a minute) description of the fight, and Hill, with his colorful description of what goes on between rounds, were selected because of the thousands of letters received on their perform- ances in the three previous fight broadcasts. The reporting of McCarthy Hill on the Louis-Baer fight in 1935, the Louis Schmeling fight in 1936, and the Louis-Braddock fight earlier this year brought thousands of favorable letters from fight fans all over the world. Some of them came from sailors at sea and others from sports enthusiasts in out-of-the-way places. The broadcast will be shortwaved tw Europe, South America and other foreign countries by NBC. . One Man’s Family To Have Wedding One Man’s Family is making plans for the wedding of Cliff Barbour and Ann Waite. Festivities preceding the ceremony begin on the broadcast over the NBC red network at 8:00 p. m. (EDST) on Wednesday, Aug. 25 The Barbours give a shower for the couple and many presents arrive. The shower will be climaxed by the arrival of a letter which surprises Cliff, Ann and the entire family. This installment of the serial, written by Carlton Morse is entitled, “A Shower for Clifford and Ann.” The entire installment does not concern. the shower, however. At the end of the event, Mother Barbour finds herself playing a motherly role both to her son and her future daughter-in-law. Ann’s mother is dead and the duty of explaining to her the seriousness of marriage vows and the sacrifice wives must make, falls |” upon Mother Barbour. They appear in an intimate scene. Finals in Boxing On NBC Wednesday The finals in the Catholic Youth organization boxing bouts between & picked team of 16 amateur Chicago boxers and a team representing South America will be broadcast via short- wave to South America and over the NBC-Blue network from 9:30 to 10.30 p. m., CST, Wednesday, Aug. 25, from Soldier Field, The CYO team, which has never lost a tournament since inter-city bouts were started in 1932, will be meeting its first foreign foe, and a crowd at least 40,000 fight fans are expected to witness the event. Chicago's team of 16 boys will be selected from 75 glovetossers now in| a: training at a camp at Lockport, Il. These 75 were, in turn, selected from 2,500 contestants in the Chicago arch- jciocese. The 16 South American boys, who represent Argentina, Uruguay and Brasil, arrived in Chicago on Mon- day, Aug. 16, and were greeted by Mayor Edward J. Kelly, other city of- | Barr. eearegd and a large crowd at Garfield Sheila Barrett to Be Bernie’s Guest Shelia Barrett, personality mimic, and Viola Philo, sprano, will be guests of Ben Bernie and All the Lads dur- ing the program, Tuesday, Aug. 24, at 7:00 p. m., CST over the NBC-Blue network. Miss Barrett will offer an- other of her amusing monologyes, and will engage the Old Maestro in ver- bal banter. Miss Philo, will offer several numbers. Today’s Recipe | One and one-half cups chopped | cooked ham, 1 cup soft bread, 2 tablespoon butter, melted, 1 pple ja teaspoen Hate % teaspoon mine teaspoon celery salt, . hi fablespocn milk, % cup four. Mix ham with bread, butter, egg ard seasoning. Add milk. Shape into small rolls (1 inch thick), sprinkle with flour and fit into small, buttered baking dish. Serve in baking dish. Play Cycle, “Back to Methuse- $:30—Hurns and Allen with Ray No- bel's Orch.—Grape-Nuts 9:00—Chevrolet_ Musical Moments— Dorothy Dresiin and J. Harold Murray. paua an Ezra’s Radio Station— SE eeend ee The Defender | SS ee Joe Louis. At right, Clem McCarthy. THE SALVATION ARMY Major and Mrs. Herbert Smith, com- Manding officers; Capt. Arthur Anderson and Lieut. Hattie Anderson, assistants. Rousing revival services in large tent at 208 Seventh St., all day ‘Sune day., Follow the crowd. Come and hear Rev. T. G. Raber, evangelit Sunday at 9:45 a, m.—Sunday school in the tent. Young People’s Sergeant- Major Emil Johnson, leading. Raber will also meet the young Bnaay school. m.—A service for the 4 ening of Christian character. i T G. Raber will bring a message and special music is being arr ged by the Salvation Army quarte! , m.—A young people's meet- ing for teen age young people under ship of Miss Alice Meader . A meeting full of- Interest and inspiration. pen air meeting. at Fifth and Main. Corp. Set. Mad. Stebbins in charge, assisted be 0 local Salvationis 0 p. m.—A great salvation meet- Ing in the tent. Rey. Raber’s sub- Aone will be, “The Greatest Sin in Bismarck.” Music and special song will also feature the service. Large crowds are attending these services. Come early. These special revival services will continue during the fol- lowing week and Evangelist T. Raber will preach every night except Saturday. lajor and Mrs. H. Smith and Capt Anderson and Lieut, Anders son will assist at every meeting. If you desire a blessing, come to these services. Are you in trouble? Are you lone- some? Do you need advice? Come in to the office and let us advise you. We rill be very, glad to do our best for you at any time. ~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Fourth St. and Ave. B. Ellis L. Jackson. Minister - Sunday, Aug. 1 8:6 meservico ‘at the State enitentlary. 10:00 a. m.—The church school. Ed- ward Cole, superintendent. The Evarts class for adults, The Quain class for young people. agine Taxis class for nigh schoo! *SSirs. G, J. Worner, primary super- intendent. 1 Ruth 1:00—Morning Rand, planist. ‘The special music for the day will be furnished by the Male Trio trom Bethel college who are our guests today. We invite you to share the morning service with us and hear these consecrated young men stu- dents of the college who bring us the message in song. Sermon, “The Making of a Good Neighbor,” Ellis I. Jackson . a Pp. m, "he combined young people's and evening service will be taken over by Dean Johnson and the Male Trio from Bethel college who will bring the message in solo and trio arrangements. At the conclusion of the worship hour Dean Johnson will give an filustrated lecture on Bethe! college. There will be no ad- mission charge but a free will oft ing will be taken for, the, trio, ‘hursday at 3:00 p. id will meet. worship. ° McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Walter E. Vater, Pastor Sunday, Aug. 1937. Morning worship, 10:30 o'clock. Organ prelude, “The Lost Chord”— Sullivan, Miss Ruth Rowley, organ- 3 Anthem, “The Good Shepherd”— an offertory, “In Remembrance” ‘Hymn of ite east, Supper” rest—Mrs. W. H. Perry, Min- hen Men Play Coward,” by Walter E. Vater. Organ postiude, “March in C’— Sunday school at 12:00 noon. _ All classes will be held as usual this Sun day and the basement of the church free for the use of our primary and beginners department, 0 o’clock- My enjoy. this service. Organ prelude, “Devotion”—Carl Moter. Anthem, “Sundown”—WIlso ——————— | The Challenger {__The Challenger _ | by Ri if is ‘Waener who ha years in Japan, Everybody welcome. ST. GEORGE’S CHURC 4 Sho? Third and Thayer E. Elsworth, Rector as follows: 00 a. —Holy Communion. tose Morning” prayer and sermon. FIRST LUTHE! CHURCH e D. Adolph Johns, Pastor Thirteenth’ Sunday after | 9:45 a. m—Sunday school and Bible | classes. 10:30_Morning. worship Anthem, Mercies Ni sroup of youn; ‘Sermon, “A 3:30 p. Nine ‘Whose '—Atkinson—By ood Neighbor.” i ‘Picnic sponsored by the m. Parenls send the duiiaren to | Luther TLeague. All are invited. Meet | Schenkenberger, at church, Sports, supper and devo- tions. the After the morning worship, board will meet. Thursday, Aug. 26, at 3:00 p. Women's Missionary society at pone of Miss Mabel Olson, 1006 pitt 2 BISMARCK cr PEL TABERNACLE Corner of Ri Rr. 8 10:09 a. m.—Sunday school classes for all ages. Mrs, John Helfenstien, superintendent. 11:! eared morning worship, Rane list G. O, Baker from Lincoln, Neb: ‘otaking, 3: mate service over Sta- ton rece Manda: p.m —Christ young people in charge. 00—Sunday night evangellistic erica) Rev. and Mrs. Baker in charge. Special singing and music. services: Services every night except Satur- day night when there will be an open air service from the N. P. depot. The e of the ser- mon topics that coming week: Fase a Fore Stroni > “Separation, What>Is It?” “The Unanswered Question.” Look for further announcements in the Tribune this coming week. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH opie’ A_at Fourth St. . Rindahl, Pastor "te ‘® cordial welcome at Ambassodors, “phere. — _ 1/04 FARMERS SEEK OKAY ON DAM SITES Emmons County Conservation Work Off to Good Start, Re- port Reveals according to from the county agent's office. Up to Monday of this week, a of 94 applications for inspection dam ,sites had been filed with sfak dorses this movement, believing it‘to be one of the best of farm programs states that there is much misunder- Standing as to these dams. Few peo- gun, ins; assure proper location and the meet- ing of specifications. Association directors who will make) the inspections are: Edwin Merford, Prank J. Appert, Thore Naaden, P. E. Leopold Barnhardt, Rewey Lawler, ae Wolfe, Sebastian Volier, Martin J. Backhasu, Martin Sahli and Garnet Vander Vorst. People’s Forum Editor's Note—The Tribune wel- comes letters on subjects of inter- Letters dealing with contro- vert jects, which attack unfairly. which offend good ta: play will be returned ers. All letters MUST be oh ned. letters as may necessary. 0 conform to this policy and to re- quire publication of a write: name where justice and fair play Te advisable. Letters, must eo mited to 600 words, enth Sunday after Trinity, co aH ee school and Bible classes— m. Morning worship, 11:00 a. m. Sermon, “Known Disciples.” Anthem, Trinity church, choir. Solo, Mrs. T. G. Plomasen. Circuit I, L. convention, Dickin- son, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. ZION EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH C nod) “We less ‘Garist for a changing world. 9:30 a. m.—Sunday school with all ciniaee Miss Rosella Breije, super- intendent. 10:45—Morning Ties ss Ameriean? M. Keller. Mrs. H. F. Pe: si on here ‘will be no evening services. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thayer at Second St. Floyd E. Loge ooh 2 pied e Him ay Pe fad in every ye fationship of | 9:45. atsunday enon Sh 1:00—Morning worship, “Sons of God.’ 7:30—Evenin fellowsnip service— “The Biggest War of All.” Special music at the morning serv- Hedy will be rendered by Miss Arlene janborn. Me cordially invite you to worship witl BAPTIST CHURCH nth and Rosser Benjamin Schlip®, Pastor 10:00 's. m-—-Sunday’ school, Peter Klein, superintendent. An important clement tn any school 1s the type of teriais furnished the pupils. Tt, is to have capable, also to give them. the beat EPe si materials with which to Give your children the bene- He of religious. instruction. under these favorable conditions. 11:00 a, m—Deutscher Gottesdienst. 8 Tro mM chilcher, Trost schow hilft r weit mehr ane uns ster helfen. Er ist teachers bat Thi unt witight in Au- Draueht. olin 8010, selected, Mrs, C, E. Swanson. pas ” by Walter E. "Organ postlude—Kern. church ;auditorium {is now le, for use after extensive re- pairs and both morning an bervices will be conduteed there. We FIRST EVANGEL! “The Church with ‘oda: Seventh at Rosser . A. Lemke, Minister ‘AL CHURCH Message for rhe Christiike Christian.” Lem mn KFYR, presen ae, the. “Heart to Heart How: 7:00 m.—Christian Endeavor. Emme Job, leader. istic service. Message, “An Amazing Announce- ment,” by Rev. Lemke. cuuncH OF THE NATARENE H. V. Sorenson, Pasto! Dining room of £ World War “Memorial Sunday schoaleto: Morning worship—1 o prelock ane, ee, ree. KGCU, Mandan, Dp. m. Byangeliatis service—7:45 p, m. “The Revolt Against Re- Je rtily invite you to worship with s 7:31 pa een am emotisasllense, Deutsche” und Sages werden den tvs ang. Feb hat, ist 00 p. —Detuscher Gottesdienst. wschmecikel und sehet, wie freundlich der Herr ist” wird die Grandlane der Pred: et se Unser Gott ist kein ‘yrann, er ist sehr freundlich und iT 8: te Dp. m—Mittwock, Bibel—und Gebetst Werlmmer deutsich ereteee ist zur Besprechung einge- jen. T's ROWAN ig aed fas ag at Eighth 81 Rr Feehan, Pastor sunday masses at 6:30 a. m.; 7:26 5:30 a. (children’s mass); i205" am; 1 m. | ST. ws m. 0:30 VIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 623 Fourth St. Sunday service at Sunday school at cating at o'clock meeting at 8 o'cl A reading room maintained In the Hoskins Block, 200% Fourth St. is! A irom 12 to 5 p. m.; Sun- elcome to attend the} to make use of in conveni BOXED PAPERS offer you th you the opportunity of parehasins keeping sheets clean until used. 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