The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 28, 1937, Page 2

ness oN PSe a SO TOSPRANES ARBD sSg. ome rwadccras Sas maemo, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1937 n to Depict McCarthy-Fields Feud in “Knock-Turn”: Sunday Night | | 3 Sermon, “Grace ” \RLDS’ THEME SONG. Thars Gold in Them Thar Dramas Bithem, Fring, rere chet | be eS a eeny, and Tuesday. Dr. J. W. Ton: ales’ Aid, Thi =. AND CRCINSTANCE! | eters | erner Jansse 45—Breakfast Club $20—Farm and Home Bulletin | Leath vi oe horch ta the Wid Wood | 45—News. Markets and Top O the) Dial i 9:0@—Holiywood High Hatters eat ar Mills Program m—Montgomery Saieeepneee a Cooper od Morning ; at the Richard Lang home for a few) 2 4 : : McCarthy’s Theme Will Be ‘Par- | 5 classes. 3 Y 7 j #: eal ~ i aerai aitis | ade of the Wooden Soidiers’ - . ; ‘ can). Reve Me Kallen, Mra i Bulletins and | “ : i Peters, orga ic 3 simte nome tour | and Buzz Saw 3 | é There will be no evening services. rs Back FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH /CHARLIE’S LAUGH IMITATED 4 4 : | itera | au atPDE ge BEET a, ey i a. m—Sunday school and Bibic 16:30—Morning worship. iSound Effects Will Include | $—Weather a:d Markets Yourg’s Family— | | ‘Clang, Clang, Clangs,’ De- ae is alse Betty Leu Azthom by Ladies’ choras. t noting Fields’ Coming } comedy discovery of Rudy Val- % at 200 ns = lee’s Royal Variety Hour has 06 : ef | 3 Middieman's Orch, |, The feud between Chartie McCar- Betty Lou, « little gitl who exists “Kitty Keene” thy, the ventriloquist’s dummy, and: only in one of the voices of nounced W. C. Fields will be depicted in music ‘Tommy Riggs, for the past several by Werner Janssen’s 38-piece orches- weeks a feature of the Vallee 2hythmaires tra next Sunday night, Aug. 29, on broadcasts over the NBC-Red 4—Mary Small, Singer lolly wood. = £ 3—Haze! Johnson network on Thursdays at 6:00 p. o—Caballeros m, CST. \—Gre; s—Newe—Russell Miller MIll!n8) heard on the brosdcast over the NBC Fe Bag one Poise Barkers ae ee Bren blue network at 5:30 p. m. (CST). her about six years ago when he | Solo, sclected, Mra Licyd Stone” tused the voice of @ little girl to }, Sermon, “The Return to Religion,” Orch—Ge Foods—! ud | 8—To Be Announced = | It pays to be selected for a role in Walter O’Keefe's $ o—The Liedersingers dramas on NBC. Here you see the host of ‘ater. sch 13:00 noom (Classe: for all ages). A tally can ized church school with every depar:- i aging Along iets . to select a cast. ment st your on ke Fy ay x ole: z ments— The venture a 4 onl as7c Es: : | Nella Goodelle and Nicholas + ° chiefly on a little girl who in |service of inspiration that you wil! i—American Can Co—Ben Bernie Oe left Thursday s y een and His Orch. 1s—Unele Ezra’s Radio Sta.—Dr. | Gracie Allen Shows [mee 2 N. D, where the apartment above Riggs several eur fi aN to spend this one F Miles | Uerid pec Organ “Andante”—Sheldon. preli mths Lord ie Me see tn Hollywood 0—Les Brown and Orch. Family Tree Roots! G ~Drene \o— Weather — 1—G! s—S) Although Gracie Allien has been c—! telling George Burns about her family 5—Trump Davidson's Orch. tree every week for the past five years, 0—Fietcher Henderson and Orch. the NBC comedienne has never listed {ests ee ee ore the names of each twig for her listen- i nthe: lessed Man 3 Christian's | herd”—Smart-Devore. underwent an Daily Warteres = ‘*|- Organ offertory, “A Sonnet"— p. m—Radlo service over Sta- one nies ones ee Sermon, “, ‘Good Conscience,” Walter E Vater, ” Organ postl on oh We heartily invite you to attend al! on the subject, “Separation, hed mpach css |, Mr. and.Mrs. Ira Falkenstein and [il wecviben: daughter Marie spent Sunday at the/"s15 Revival campaign candor ithe’ @irection of Rev. and Mrs. Baker will tion of’ Saturaay" night. when there | Klein. supertatendant’ Ail ill be, an open air service near the oral “all are cordially invited to attend. | sre "co bf i F E F ve 19:06—Weather | —Giueke—Sports Thru the Key i ra di oh. 4 His Hawaiians ae fle Dial )—Three Rancheros fast Ciub > {ooBreie Radio News 3—KFYR Camera Club : ; 7 O—Nancy Swanson, Singer S “Brother Rat” of Broadway fame) full name, Face 45—Breakfast Club y See een) Heme Ballerta ntobal's Cubans , Imbesshal. like a steamed 5 cen arkets and Weather Home Folk Frolic iggs-Cooper Good Moraing E RE BAPTIST CHURCH rs ‘ourth St. and Ave. B Fe Ellis L. Jackson, Minister m.—Deutsche Predigt ueber’ Sunday, Aug. 29, le indert” Satan ist 8:00 a. m-—Service at the State Pen- sieht nicht eu. itentiary. Gottes Werk Me pd tut, was Mrs. Charles Swen- |burdensa’ Lifes” an Over: |Sredige — arden rer” Soloist—Mrs. Frank Bavendick. 7:30 p. m.—Baptist Young People's ‘@. m—The church school Ed-|Union. Attorney C. LL. Young will ward Cole, superintendent. Mrs. G.|Sive an “Comaruntsm.” J. Worner, primary superintendent. ery’ The Evarts class for adults. - ment, is taking on ter The Quain class for young people. |0f @ world movement. Hear this in- The Tuxis class for high school {formative talk. Begin church school -this week and| 8:00 p. m—Deutsche Predigt. Pep- Lo. g é i Smilin’ Ed M’Connell Fone Oo | Will Return to Air|cterin ot Farm and Home Hour — 3 240—Mo: d Smilin’ Ed McConnell, radio's most :45—Neighbor Jim—Montgomery - Wate Y ca. ee Lex beloved singer, humorist and philoso- pher, returns to the air Sunday, Aug. 2 at 3:30 p.m! lickory 200 ket: a Weather 19:00—Markets san. meruien 5. is ab tinee be ready for a good month’s work |Ulaere Lieder werden gesungi 19:25—Studio o—Ciub Mat (CST) over KFYR week-end at the home of sind di 10:30—Hymns of all Churches—Gen-} 3:00—7n Little V rity ano for his sixth con- w and sister, Mr. and before the opening of the Fall term find die Lieder ad ‘Uns so woh! era! Mills 11:00—Morning worship. nF F o rs serdar eared . and and| Pianist—Ruth Ran Police Bulletins and atten: : 3 25 the Rose Glantille bones a mily from Made Me’ Greate Centlenes® Hath /0*pi05' >. m-—Mittwoch,, Dibel— od Te Io Oe ome Gour t i af to run grandpa’s whiskers through |). ‘Tuesday. ‘Mrs. James $:00—The evening service. Gebetstunde in der deutschen Sprache. :30—Talk by Clyde Marquis if 3 grinder, then hide the crank to keep ‘Mrs. Anna # guests at Pianist—Mrs. Stanton Roberts S — 50—News 0—E} Chico Spanish Revue him home nights. Sunday. Sermon, “The Hid Treasure” An-| FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | 5 Weather. and. Markets o—Jimmy Kemper & Co. ‘Aunt Nettie—fuil name, Insanettic. marck and ‘Marilyn other study of the parables of Jesus 00—Pepper Young's Family— 43 —Studte ~ = arm. and their application to life today. | ay " ~ | High spot in her life has been her 12-|" y¢- ang lou, Pp. m.—The Young People's ’e fn Jesus as s—Oxysdol's Own Ma Perkins 3 year romance with an armless man. g our. Leader—Miss Julia Thomas. Nar ie and Sade—Crisco 0M : is visited the |The young people of the church -in-| we pledg. a i ta avers *ONeili's—Twory 6 ik by Linton Wells -| Aunt Nettie has just found a way to/sunday tvite you to attend the evening serv-| relationship of life.” Be Announces ice and their discussion period fol-| Sani 2 jluek—Sports Thru the Keyj{ lowl: 1 is at 9:65 2 m q Morning worship is at 11:00, whes Wednesday, Sept. 1, at 8:00 p. m— ; The monthly business meeting of the | en -Dastor Will Breach om “Christ's B ‘Th O—Club Matinee 43—Guiding Light—P & G Naptha 0—Not for Ladies tens of thi jousands : of American With his foot. i ol pecial Delivery” a Pat - day to—News Brosdcast 9—Jamboree Ed McConnell homes, has been| Little Nephoo—An ingenious lad, he |" ‘Suen ftonal” program bepisntag the ‘Fal 3:33—Studio Bl on a vacation at his summer home in! ¥e@"s rubber gloves while washing his |Gnylin work. ; sbecbrert comity Keene” Michigan, the well-known “iitue hands. In this way. ‘he keeps the /day. 4:13—Talk by Earl Browder het Ore Place in the North woods” to which! Water so clean he can use it over and || | TRINITY LUTHERAN CHU epee ree ee 0—Carl he frequently refers affectionately in| Over for months. Gee o S eae Opie B Rindahl, Pastor ! $:08—Taik by Member of the Indus- = his broadcasts. Here he has been ere is a cordial welcome at P trial Commission Sender Bees. hunting, fishing, swimming and “jes, Arena Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity, il gee eee eS 3:00—To Be Announced loafin’ around,” while he carried on ee | A822, o—Salinsky Quartet o—Cloister Belle his continuous battle against embon- CATHOLIC Pers ei school and Bible classes— point, é By MRS. O. McINTYRE 6 & Muzzy This season there is a change of haar am S=Nelghbor Nell ity oren, _| oultlet. The singer and sage will be| Roy Hazelgrove was a visitor at the jt :0—S 2 heard f thirty-nine O. McIntyre home Sunday. g m 9 a. m.; $:30 a m. gectedy Estner Freee siisios Fer tee susie nalt of thelorer a Riedie sceer paki et Rev. Bergland visited over the week- meget) R28 ees 10:28 y " Z e Bris = Meyers Soran se forty-five stations of NBC's Bive Net- | end with his wife and family in Bis . © cHURGH on, cumust, Here Are Leading Short-Wave Programs. $:00—American Tobacco Co.—Hit werk. Parad 4 Program Resume Wilbert Tapp and Mrs. Ed Pond 623 Fourth St. MARYS ROMAN Morning worship—11:00 o'clock. Broadway 3. Eighth St. “Largo,” A. E. Prelude, Handel's Bev. R.A. Feehan, Pastor ‘Thompson, cornetist. i° rade 8:45—Alistalr Cooke—Commentator | 1709 Tevestty of Melody ———___—___—_¢ | were callers at the Duncan and Ulfer danni evibe at 11: SHO esea's Radio Station—| 1:30—Heart to Heart Hour | Menoken | |homes Sunday afternoon. Sunday school at 9:4S-e. mo. City Station : 715—Uncle 2:00—Sunday Vespers Wednesday evening testimonial ‘ Dr. Miles " . and Mrs. Allen Prazier called y ic Berlin DJA :30—Ruse Morgan's Orch. pa Ae er is ne alata after. | Were callers at the home of L. 8. Dop-| meeting at & o'clock. DJB ; 93 0—Paul Martin and Orch lome Tuesday ‘Sunday. ‘A reading room maintained in the 1 10:00—Weather 0—Acme Sunshine Melodies By NORMA AGNEW noon. Sais Hoskins Block, 200% Fourth St. is pe eenek Spore Through the 0—Catholic H H. S. Duncan was a caller at the 12 Gailly from 12 to 5 p. m; Su! Ne Mrs. John Lybesk and children of} Kaler home near Goodrii esday day, 3 to 5 p. m. pc ‘ S—Paul Whiteman and Orch. ay Jamestown visited Mr. and Mrs. Otto| afternoon. ari Lake church services and to make use of DID andy, vitess Orch eee nae Sepborn recerem _|Avers Monday. : Clarence a ' o—carlos Molina and Orch e | George Abelien of Anamoose spent/ Roy Poppke farm Tuesday morning. eee DIE ‘ Cette tps UAE ee pled piekenriare es iB at aa CY TS ee Fcnristian selente teesoncaer™ DIL | su! mon on Christ Jesus le eee? seer Radiesceyoerem | ar and hrs. Tony Hutuenbellerof|" Mise “Mary Ace Mcintyre spent Bas acter sue teeta Radio News : two of his disciples sent them to DIN 5—Breakfast Club S ; ‘Mertz and Jesus, saying, ‘Art Thou He that bJe o— Ho: + $:35—Baseball Scores The school board met Tuesday eve-| at the Christ Wott hoese Basceg Should Somes” or look \we (for (sn 0—Carlos Molina and Orch. ae : other> Then Jesus answering said ' 3—Henry Busse and Orch. ring. rivers hired were Chester | ¢——————_______» unto them, your and tell the north route; Cari Bjorn-/ | SS. W.Burleigh | ‘ences poled : lame ‘walk, MRS. ALEX STEWART y the deaf hear, Budapest HAS-3 324s —Originalities zy, 2 to'the poor the 7-4 . ti —= HA’ 10:00—Markets and Wrestet Alex Stewart visited at his home THE SALVATION ARNY pecs ane ahs \here Sunday. Major H. Smith in charge; Capt, Arthur and Lieut. H Anderson, ire ‘SSIABP ; r Sunday nezt, in the Gospel tent isto—Leve and Leara 5—Mark ‘Zad Top 0 the Sn in progress. Gur HEP z ve an 2 0) 11:15—Markets, Police Bulletins and DAN ee. Geneva HBL World Bookman 9:00—Hollywood High Hatters Guayaquil HCIRL 11:30—National Farm an@ Home Hoe: 3—Young Hickory - P. 12:30—To Be Announced ‘ O—Music by Cugat Havana cocp 6 to 1 t iidr—weather and Markets soNeiatee sim wontgemery Goce tt: i iise—Pepoer Youngs Family— nd & Co. coco 4 tol ’ 00—Markets and Weather PHI 7:30 to HUTVie Sad SaderCrieco Pagnee Corben Gebel Mezeine Seloy Lz 508 AM, F 145—The O'Neilis—Ivory 0:25—Aunt Sammy London GEE 24am, F 2:00—Ciub Matinee 0—Hymas of ail Churches—Gea- Main. Noon, 12: 1 2:45—The Guliding Light—P&G ls 4 Lee Malard Satur. D. m.—Revival service. This PM. e 3:00—To Be Announce: nd Bob—Geseral Mills ill be the last service to be coi 3:15—Archer Gibson, Organist Gsc 4 to 5:45 5:3t— News Broedcas GED 1 12:15 to ; 5—Stus wos PM, 3:45—King’s sen 4:00—Dreft “Kitty Keene” Gar 9 AM. to Noon, gen and Orch. os ’ paped ner SE a rexacan Camoencing, Monday, next, Rar, A cso ate ane 6! 4:35—Saion Orch. : s—Marl nd Weather cast M. Wiley of Jamestown will continue 3 : 5—Singing Strings Young's Family— here|the Revival services upder the large GSH. 6 to 8:5 AM, 9 o—Dakota Maid Program with Ca tent. Special music and song. Every-| Melbourne VEIME 951 Daily except ‘ 6 Wallace 15—Oxydol’s O poe messi ees Moscow RNE Cw7 AM ; s: of the South Seas je—Criseo ber M: x — 1208 B:30—Carlisle and London and Bon} 1:4s—The O Neilis—Ivory Johnson and ednesday 7 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 10 114M. Ga a 00—Let’s Talk It Over et ae US Barrymore “Animal Phyllis Worst, 4toS PM. Sunday, : a SO President. of -Amaric " ener Bismarck, spent and Priday. :50— Basel \—President of Ameri 15—Farmer’s Union Pi Ege News mene? ¥ wus rasend Allen with Hay New her parents’ home. sists cere RAN 960 7 to 7:30 PM. dally. 1 S— Royal Gelatie Revue Ponte Ie bel's Dre ee uss Valentine Steiner oe wornhip—2) a gicleck. REI 1814 10 to 11 AM. Sunday. d 200—Max: jowboat wi 0—Che vr joments— Radi , Mandan 4 tain Henry. ‘% Dorothy Dresiin and J. Harold barr ae cst, 6 oC Paris pled a2 io i) in iaae te S: F s Radio Station— Worst visited TPA4 1171. 6:15 to 19:18 PE. : Baumiller aM. TPA-2 1528 2t03 AM, 6 1LAM ‘ MARCK GOSPEL TABERNA\ Ricbambs 682 9:20 to 11:15 PM. Corner of Rosser and Eleventh | Rio 4:45 to 5:45 PM. 10:00 a.m “Sunday School. ame | plik P 12:30 to 5:90 PAM, z uoway for ait, drs John Heitenst Sydney 950 1t03 AM, 5 to c Musical News | home ii 3 of: Mr. tea de wor 11 AM. 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