The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 18, 1937, Page 2

NBC Program| ‘Taceday, :00—Breakfast Club 0—Press Radio News b—Breakfast Club S:e0—berm 20d Home Bulletin 8:15—Vaeghe $:30—Chorch in the Wild Wood Sub—Newa Markets ‘and Top O' the 9:00—Hollywood High Hatters Young Hickory ean ber Hartree, Singer Om a Weathe: eaaeceets ant, Good Morning Hot b—Hetty Love and 1c 1:15——Markets, Police Bulletins and | 1. World Bookman {uste—National Farm and Home Hour a liseon —Weather and Markets —Pepper Young's Family— Camay 1:18—Onydore aayeel Ma Perkins 0— Vio je—Crisco 0—Club. Matin: Sone Guilding Light—P & G Naptha 0—Club Matinee 2:45—Kitty Keene—Dreft P & G 2:60—Benno Rabinoff, Violinist” ellie Revelle Interviews at Broadcast Sing? 's Man e—Sclenhoe in the News 5—Three X Sisters ic Speed “wallace 5—Joan Brooks, Singer 33—Command Performance s—Btudio Pee poorer Teen Thru the Key ry Blaine’s Orch. Gordon and Orch. ters ind His Hawaiians de Folk Frolic Markets and Top 0’ the Dial 0—Hollywood High Hatters $—-Young Hickory 0—Music by Cugat cooper Good, Morning Aunt Sammy Betty Crocker—General Mills etty and Bob—Generat Mile wove and Leai Police Bulletins and are Home Hour her and Markets Laas Young's Family— ‘auiding Light—P & G —: Dat awards, Singer —Kitty Kee: reft P & G rthur Lan baritone Wolverton Orch. International Open Golf Sum- maries 0—Local News 5—Carol Deis, Blumer MET eee Beam pein A 3 Miller Milling jervice Concert o—Robert: “Ripley é& B.A. ie Orch—General Foods Hust! a —To Be Announced O——Studio \—Leidersingers —Stringing Alon: —Chevrolet Musical Moments— eraneis White—Terri La Fran- — Line Esra’s Radio Sta.—Dr. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1937 National Farm and Home Hour Will Begin Its 10th Season Next Month — PROGRAM NO. 277 T0 BE HEARD OVER NBC SYSTEM OCT. 2 Popular Agricultural Program Was Broadcast Originally Over 17 Stations PROGRAM FORMAT IS SAME Blaufuss, Army and Navy Bands, Fisher, Hays, Lowry, John- son Regular ‘Stars’ The National Farm and Home Hour will begin its 10th year on Na- tional Broadcasting company net- works Saturday, Oct. 2. On that day the popular noon hour program will be aired over the NBC-Blue network for the 2,771st time since the inaug- ural broadcast was made Oct. 2, 1928. Originally the Farm and Home Hour was broadcast over a limited NBC network of 17 stations. A total of 70 NBC affiliated stations cur- rently carry the program each week day at 11:30 a. m. (CST), the same time it was aired nine years ago. Format Remains Same ‘The format of the program has re-; mained substantially the same as it was when National Broadcasting company officials first conceived the program as a special service to agri- culture and country life. The United States Department of Agriculture continues to be the chief co-operator in presenting the Farm and Home Hour. Other co-operating organiza- tions, numbering almost 50 and repre- eon every phase of American include the Netoon 4-H Colleges and Universities. Regular features of the program, in addition to the agricultural informa- tion given, bring Farm and Home Hour listeners as SIR JAMES BARRIE LEFT BIG FORTUNE Newest dramatic Govovery of the National Broadcasting. - Company is. glamorous and talented Lora Marte, Lora ts destined for the microphone spotlight In the coming season of dramatic offeringe ever the NBC networks, Fibber and Molly Really Versatile chleeee, Sept. 18—Versatility marked characteristic of ac- sin NBC's Fibber McGee and HH ST. MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC Broadwey at Eight ne BE Rev. R. A. Feehan, Pastor sunday ‘Miasca ne €:36, 8, 9. 10 and _The Ld o'clock Mass is for children. rinst CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST ae reader eavening testimonial eating at 8 o'cfock. ding room maintained in Be Block, ane Fourth 8 daily trom 12 to 5 p. m. any to 5 p. icome te attend church services and to make use of |¥' ead! the ri Gi text (Lev. Fry i unto idols, nor. make ed oe elv od am rd ‘rom the Bible: will be woman, which hi a Blood twelve naan} fered ny cians, ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH cone ales and Thayer E. Elsworth, Rector follows. ‘Holy Communion, 0 a. uenureh school. tie 30—Morning prayer and sermon. Text, St. Matt. 13:30. What do you think our Lord meant by that state- ment? Don't forget to send your children to Sunday school. Two new teachers have been added to the staff. Shall we see you Sunday morning? CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . V. Sorenson, Pastor Dining Room of the World War Memorial on ing Morning worship—: 100 o'cloc! Radio service over station acu, Mandan, Monday, 12:40 p. m. gis iT). Evangelistic at oF Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8:00 p. m., at 122 West Main. Everybody welco: Pret Sage cutnom Floyd Emerson Loge ee, believe in Jesus as Chris! Pe Him as our Saviour and opie, have an iat young” people rf they invite rogram to whi Pa old. wir tel Wort Balebes, uns Fe one dis Stele. “Wie wird ma ele, ft Pde dn owe nr Fneon pea: bel enrt ‘eu 0) joeren. |P°tod neem Mictwooh, “Bibel—und unde.” "Die Auslegung ist in uschen. Sprache. ‘allen Gottesdiensten” Iden wit'|! that Zu die deutsche Bevoelkerung der Stadt herzlichst ein. R. E. 8: 10:00 a, m.—Sunda: for everyone. The slog of o1 s |Sunday school 1s, pone Bundy school must grow and glow And wi all. must help & make it hn stein, euperey 0—Sunday morn! ing The sermon subject wil be Wine Into Old Bottles.” moderns type of religion wor! Behe 3:00 'm.—Radio service over Sta- ten KGot Manda) 200 p, m.—C, A.’s young people in Bhaeres eeu nany, Evangelistic caw the night night—Regular ching rv! 0 p. m., Thufsday—Prayer serv- 4:15 mae ae —Sunday school of the Rin, KGC! and: Rygnrise hmoases dor rvice at 8:00 pale service, ” saturday night—0! 8:15 o'clock at N. P. dep All are cordially invitea to these services. FIRST di eS CHURCH Ado! 1D 4 onan ‘Pastor Tae oh io“ Seventeenth Sunday after 5 a, m.—Sunday school and Bible classes, 10:30—Morning worship. Anthem DA the Ladies’ eho: ‘A Worthy Guest, lon of the noon--South side su wT t3 aa, mel in the locker rooms at the pail 0B vening worship. A service celebrating ‘the 150th anniversary of hi Constitution. PD. m. marck Di teint Migsion meeting. Sermon, “The Greater Vision of E. O. Johnson Gwinne er. Sermon, “My Debt to the Faith of ni ireday, Sept. 23, sonido of ane ball a eee Saturday, Sept. 2 = Confirmation ie ao & m. McCABE surnobis DIST EPISCOPAL Walter Cy Vater, Pasto: : Sunday, Sept. 19, 198 . q nist, — 3 “ ” Walter Be ene © the gala: Or, o gethinn e de, “Chorale"— Sunday. school, 13: for all ages: low worship, one) hours duration G ert will fone “Organ prelude, “A: te". dy “antantesaey,, ket! oO ffertory, —] ieee Ca cane So Shepherd Is' Bs HY Morae. a e isment,” “tAndante”—Guil- ont, ‘We heartily tavi all’ our services: 1 70U to. attend Walter Blaufuss and the Homestead-| $40,000 Goes to Elisabeth . \- ne z ge Helen Brrener for ‘Best Perform g'top o the|Rangers,” starring Harvey ance’ in Any of His Plays Pree Lowry, Raymond Johnson, Morning worshi» 0—' 3 ded rth and the ‘Self Revelation This ii enone on essential doctr}) | Here Are Leading Short-Wave Programs | Stations broadcast daily at times given unless otherwise noted. ith, : City re Megacycles poe er ning Fellowship service at 7:30.| 017 957 ‘i 6 Pa. E #4] the Vol if G Is He a. ws commentator:| London, Sept, 18—}—Sir James We'cordialiy invite you to our serv- De 15.20 fashington Morse Salisbury, chief of Lene serv-| Barrie, famous British author who ices and to our fellowship. . F morning | 2 20F the U. . Department of Ag- died June 19, had amassed a fortune riculture; and Everett Mitchell, mas- | of $867,335, probate of his will showed ZION EVAN. LUTHERAN CHUROS Song ter of ceremonies. Friday. DID ‘The largest gifts listed in the will J. V. Richert, Pastor were to Lady Cynthia Asquith, his} in eg preach neh tosch a chant . eae and to Peter Davies, his 2 Bee eee entity, wept, ‘DIL 11200 Bull He—Mareate, Folios Bulletins a: : onal Farm many : eee Brelje, super- —! nd Wea S—Griees-cooper, 6 Good * woratng. i rm and Home Hour | 12 O—News Broadcast During the past ¢! i . ini 4 IN t r A £ OTE (Ameri- st leas at ™.- —German mill be no Bible class or eve- vi Confirmation instructions every Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock in the church ‘basement, THE SALVATION ARMY im Ave. = The service mi ae the Ssivation army s 3 4 lB E E f i cart co S Rati tin = Kitty Keene—Dreft pac most ” i i 0—Top Hatters Nor for Ladies ewe and Pat ch ica Schools 1 Open Golf Sum- Me aber of the Indus- Paralysis D' ‘opper and Dr. pen lows Broadcast ime sem Program ie Laeose| juts & Nemenoff—Piano H 5—3tu rato —Bi ball Scores Barn Dance—Dr. iteman end Orch. rch, Hall Tonight—Bristel ia 10:05—Alice Remsen, §:00—Americes Tovbscee Co.—Hit S—Nolghber en “Soloist oab—Unele ae Radio Station— Orch. en id nee Novelty Orch. bs it hes eafned the program the aoe enone Bulletin bend Of Ace Pers isis God auease ae se the direction of William NBO direclor of ageonten Oh TO HOLD HARDWARE MEETINGS IN STATE: Three of Eight Sessions Will Be| Held in Mandan, Willis- ton, Dickinson Eels | oBae Hb Mysterious New Skull |: Disease Is Reported War Department Men to Submit Revised Plans — #8 Bs oTHLEE- gs , Satur- ll be as follow: Sunday, 9:45—Company meeting. aera come and bring your chil- It being Rally Sund all a bers are urged to attend. 11:00 a. foliness meetin; DR ies service desi ned especially for Chris- m. ung people's service. opie for this Sunday will be “To Bla i. by a euiairont: vice, Tigo mraneelistic service. re Feordially invited to attend all rvices. —<Public service. —Young people's pen £8 * the. public. hati sone @ ‘cordial welcome at ve pateanch: Sunday after. Trinity, eebureh ‘school and Bible classes— Ant i poh choir. Oftertery, “Lasgo —tiandel. A. E. Thompeon, cornetiat Ing serv! yes training course, ‘Monday, 5 8 = 5 AM, 7 to 10 PM. Wed et 9:18 to 11:19 Bessvs SEgSKSss waa Res & F Es 8 55 SE - , Hire: asc © iF F i 3 3 3 Saturday, 9:00 : a 300 p. «_ Gontitmation clas: m. and 10:30 a. s s H i Bis. ae icne CHURCH Eighth and Rosser men ame Schlipt, Pastor 0:01 m.—Sunday meee perintendent “Man alon pee HAG word edeth mouth A oi of t! ware association. + is meanin: al to ih at 3 sao Foundation Meetings Well an for adults, You parent give Morgan and His Orch. aa. ° News ora, sanist you in giving them the 11:00 a. m. 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