The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 9, 1937, Page 2

| FYING | Program| | (Babject te Revision) Cooper Bae ateledien Gooa Morning j=Breakfast Club efter and mrannee $—Magic Hour—! 0—Top O' te Dial S—Church in the Wildwood 10:00—Sarkets and Aunt Sammy 'y jonal job nd Belles Bulletins ton—-Tenor Farm and Home Hour Ome N aeaanaes Travels—Soars-Roe- Band Lessons —Dr. Madd e—Cerol Ww Ve tie LL is—-Armchair Qua: 0 ff jae} ellie Ruvell interviews Q—-Hazel Johnson bal Vierra and Hi akota Maid Pri j=—To be announced m2 eRe oenecns Mills B—cariile & London with Frances Knights of of Columbus—Colum- reh. T:30—Lady Beth: 00—-American j—Good Ti 11:30—-Lang TI 12:00-—Silent Dial lah Mills Program Weather ané Aunt Churches Police Bulletins enor. Ore iy fecauneriy wie in Town nnounced Family—Standaré nds ther Bind ateyar- toma Hall toe oom finer lean =Tobscce Co.—Hit iene A. M—DX PE reeram Thureany, 0 Oct. 16 ale oraing Melodies inte Ae 13:45 ia Goréo: ‘22:8! ist re 1 pe st HAMMERMILL ehets, i lows read wi ii@wood Weather and Auat uM ed Rocl at Mule of ah Churches—Gen- |! Singer. inners nAoUN Nellis-lvory fear Night—P are. i the New pnentee "armstrong Ge: eral ¢ st gad the Escorts a] News veries Neighbor Jt sar if os and Aunt ur 10:16—-Methedist Congerence Pro- ral Fara of Me Bob—cenera) Mills nd Police Bulletins Iton—Tenor 0—National Farm and Home Hour Travels—Sears Roe- SOAs eccscorees sorcmeesints terse: vrolet Musical Moments Service Concert ic Vi Shi otel LaSalle Orch. uss eis and Orchestra doen Francisco Opera 2:00—Bilent Jey 4nd B. A. f Reie oren, Yess ra ‘n Program pe Merry-do- Roune _- rican Album of Familiar vA ene Mills Program ee and Aunt ton, Ks net tm and Home ravele—Sears ‘The Fre: in in Bis Me eee aS THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1987 AMA AND NBC WIL [restos 1 FUGITIVES To WORK TOGETHER IN INSTRUCTIVE SERIES ~ | Programs Will Be Heard Once Each Week Thereafter Through Next June 15 DR. BAUER TO BE IN CHARGE Hygiene, Diet, Contagious Dis- eases, Prevention, and Moth- ers Among Subjects Your Health, a weekly educational program presented in dramatic form under the joint sponsorship of the ‘American Medical association and the NBC, will return to the NBC- KFYR network for its third succes- sive year at 1 p. m. (CST), Wednes- day, Oct. 13. It will be heard weekly thereafter ‘at the same time and over the same network through June 15, 1938. This year, following a survey which showed intense interest on the part of students and educators in schools throughout the United States, the drama\ programs are being di- rected particularly to schools, many of which have indicated they will in- clude the broadcasts as supplemen- tary te their regular course in hy- giene and health. Dr. W. W. Bauer, associate editor] © — ot “Hygeia Magazine” and director of the Bureau of Health of the American Medical association, will be in charge f the series this year as in the two previous years, working with Miss Judith Waller, educational director of the NBC Central Division, Chicago. The first program will be introduc- tory and explanatory to the year's series, with Dr. Bauer, himself, taking & leading role as narrator. “Personal Health,” is the first topic in the nine group series of four pro- grams each. Other general topics for the year are “Hygiene,” beginning Nov. 10; “Diet,” Dec. “Contagious Diseases,” 5; “Preventing Future Illness,” begin: ning Feb. 2; “Public Health,” begin- ining March 2; “He beginning March 30; “Mothers and Children,” beginning April 27, and Ey ee ARIS Knowledge,” beginning jay 25. People’s Forum Editor's Note—The Tribune wel- mes rt if yeu wish to u ig8 the pseudony: jt. snd your name beneath ie We rte of the right to te such ere letters as may be necesea: conform to this policy and to psd quire publication of a writer's name where justice and fair play make tt advisable. Letters must be Mmited to 600 words. With reference to your editorial in The Bismarck Tribune of Oct. 7, re- my talk at the State Con- of normal conditions, the permanent Tellef load, consisting largely of un- employables, will be very much than it was prior to the and the drouth, due to the out the ble i a ry jh sees apetdbdiye zi GuEF ot EUEOEEEE® sre sep é 3 You'll have to bring it down to my size,” says Johnny Lawrence, “THE FRESHEST THING IN TOWN,” as he looks at the mic- rophone. And that's just what studio engineers had to do. They constructed a special microphone just for Johnny. Johnny is brought to you Mondays, Wed- nesdays and Fridays at 5:45 p. m. (CST), over Station KFYR. His many esc: and adventures have earned for him the title of “THE FRESHEST THING IN TOWN.” for these, if and when federal work relief is discontinued, will be a prob- | Teised Ith Education,” | m, In the final analysis, the permanent solution of North Dakota's employable tellef problem will undoubtedly re- quire the development of industries in North Dakota which will provide | resisting whea' the necessary employment. I believe that the state and all eetraisenian citizens should and face it. Tt maybe solved tnipert iby the development’ of peewee along our streams where irrigation is feasible, but I believe the development lof the industrial resources of North ‘Dakota such as our coal, our clay and our oil, if it is discovered, and the encouragement of manufacturing and distribution are all essential, No one knows when the federal work relief program will end. We should, however, not wait until that time comes but the state should put forth every effort to avold an un- bearable employable relief load in the future, ‘Your aed truly, A. WILLSON, Executive director, Public Welfare Board. Editor's Note:—The editorail upon which Mr. Willson com- ments was based upon a brief The Tribune is glad to print this elaboration of his views. It con- sidered them both sound and im- portant. And it agrees that it is best to face the facts, IN DEFENSE OF WHEAT Baldwin, N. D., Oct, 5, 1987, Editor, Tribune: On the fourth page of your daily of Oct. 4 appears an article, “Wheat not profitable here, says Farmer.” If this brothers farmer had allowed his name to appear in this article I would have taken the liberty of writing to him direct, but as it is I am taking ‘The annual meetin, k district of the 's Hom will be ‘onus in the church IN CHICAGO FLAT Police Surround Home of Aunt! sr. sane Donen ae of One of 3 Convicts Who Rev, R.A. Feehan, Escaped from Honor Farm UTHERAN CHURCH it Fourth St. dahl, Pastor cordial welcome at Sunday’ Masson at Ha ae 1e and atmentiath Sunday after Trinity, Sharh school and Bible Clasme! 9:45 a. m. oe 0 o'clock. itful Nation.” ‘The r} o'clock Mass is for children. Matimontal ace at oe Foon maintain the on Horkine Block, 100% Feu ren gpen dally, froin 12 to 5 p. o elcbme to attend th ices and to make use o: the treading room, ST EVANGELICAL CRURCH Tyne Church with a aese Today.” aslo en Paul Ytreeide and Trinity “Shurch erolr. FIRsT aati Are CHURCH G. Ado! y. = m.—Sundey school and Bible }0—Morning worship. Bpecial music—Selecti non, “Come to the Marriage he morning worship, th Friendship ‘committee: wit tm oa . 12:00 ~noon—Sout Y tives, Friday night after formation the convicts were ’s baseme: 9,” guperinvendent. a, m.—Public worship. Ruth *piantat. jermon will Be preached by Rev. Herrington, at D her, pasto' th Bfetnodist church at Beni in a bed. yom Christian ENG OSV OF Ann Cooper Hewitt Marries in Oregon 4 mvenlne Pyaar hee Sermon God Caught.” FIRST BAPTIST pei St. and Sve 5% Bll on, $7 or Sunday, Oct 10, 1987 00 a. he burch weno at. San ward Cole, a rintenden' J. eres Bel The Evai The ain ae atte ‘uxis Clase "for high school att, 200—The mor} i nies ianist, = isabs to our 164 ach at re OF 0} m—Continua- rence by Pastor 0. ST. GEORGW’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Corner rn mee nd Thayer 5. Rector our young study hour of person problems and D| then ene. the over! ing worship 30—The evening service. Pianist, anto! Sermon, “The Joy of the Christian. et you J increasing num- hat wanna, evening ape v ing th Sop tention of the old are without a Church you find a cordial welcome at First church, wig Inesday night at and Open Forum the ar ronan ra hoir rehearsal, Pp. m—' MeCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE, SUNDAY Oct 1987 rane ems could not make « statement like th as most of my profits I made a that labor and a I will give you hn D. Cawthorn minister” from Ellen Mr. aw inoy BEE GE BEE af Otty ice. Rev. J. N. Berlin D., presiding. jorning Worsht; This service yu Me ie o'clock ‘in t! ner of Sixth Prelud nee f ‘Prelvae, elude, “Choral acne 0 Wo) hip. on Is tm eats ‘oly Tem In vO tion, Re trict superinde: ent, foulowed iy two. 01 tor man No, 1, ‘Joytul, Joyful, We at 10: 30 cor- the ate Oh Jeru- BALES} Te Leslie Byr- Rea ere oy fe i : E i in No. 278, “Lead On, Oh King ic followed by thi fold Amen—Choir. fhe aft nine serv igs seit be 3a in foc’ eo Methodist chi Conference Ordiuat Service miahee Ralph 8. ‘Cushman, presia- in alo, “Come Unto., Me”—Coonen— Mrs, Wc Slacing nforence Sesaion Reading of ministerial appoint- men’ A ent prayer and Episcopal Bensdletion pI Episeopi emer ane ei | ny ilcaeep yt af i jervice, ant” . ame aed & 68 OREQGS GRE 2 iS ' | Hymn No. 4, “O Worship the Kin: Lents ne) “Soft Floating on the Air” won ture lesson. sentation of ‘orld Forgets,” M Harold fwork Together with pe Rev. N. Bverett Hanson, Minot, weet No.2! (259, “O Master Let Me Benediction Rheinbe: 5 Announcements ames eek aoe Seouts, Sonaey's at 7:00 rhe divisions not th tes’ Ald wa maset, Tare areca pail) Mal tir a follows: Tor Figen ae Pe ial pa ¥F. D. ieter, nH tlude, ic eT Eyes Examined Fnac OO "eaat"atieed to Beglenn Dr. HJ. Wasner the G. P. since 191¢ Bis thet 3)The final falswwahip period wi will fre preached on that occasion. We hope you all in church on Sunda. There wit be ecial soloist. When you ws confirmed you sul- ernly promised, in the sight of Uod nd man, {Bet you would advance the intéerest of the church by Sui ae “oy. readin port, Py, iy Seining with otherg in and service. Ha’ op 1 Fyour pooner i we see you day? Visitern always a welcomn mee nam will sing a solo (selected) a: an offertory. THE PRESBYTERIAN Bet atid ‘Thayer at Bacon nd SI eee Him our loyaity in every iationship of mongol ti a ail its depart- o'clo at 9:4 are invited to. brin and remain Aelt es We welcome to our "ee eon yethediet pl e ry church of Fargo. Pee The. Youth ‘church mosis at 7:30 o'clock. The y + f Bis: n_fellowshi This Bunday Jack charge and Chay will address the neer, Tuxis, yo eur will’ then meet Wanting wilt i 1 R. in ir Own groups. be on the dining room. to bring ‘They will be welcome. Florence your friends. ‘The musical Fritch, organist, and director, will be as follow: Morning Prelude, ‘Jesu Dulce Memoria’-~ Swe meting. *Lord, We Implore T! Franck, Pontlude, “Prayer”—Weber. Evening: Prelud «| delssohn. Offertory, Postlude, “Mai Invite some fr! to church. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE pee room fag the World War Me- mortal din, 0p. Bvangeliatic service Prayer meeting Thur: aay D. m., at 123 Main avenue, Everybody welcome. 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