The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 14, 1937, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1937 Mrs. B. K. Skeels Is Elected President of War Mothers Mmes. C. G. Boise and Peter Reid Also Named for State Offices Mrs. B. K. Skeels was elected state president of the American War Moth- ers during the afternoon session of the state convention Wednesday. She succeeds Mrs. A. O. Christenson, Rugby. Mrs. Skeels appointed Mrs. C. G. Boise as corresponding secre- tary. Mrs. Peter Reid was elected custodian of records. Others elected for the coming year include Mmes. Frank Dow, Mandan. first vice-president; L. W. Spillum, Rugby, second vice-president; Christ | Billing, Lisbon, third vice-president; Evan Griffith, Kenmare, fourth vice- president; E. T. Danielson, Enderlin, treasurer; F. O, Roberts, Enderlin, recording secretary; Charles Kidd, Mandan, auditor; Anna Stark, Man- dan, chaplain;. and A. E. Jones, Lis- bon, historian. ; The War Mothers were guests at a luncheon Wednesday at the Country club, given by the American Legion auxiliary. Covers were placed for 40 at tables appointed with autumn gar- den flowers. Place cards marked the Places of the state officers. Mrs. J. C. Spare, president of the auxiliary, gave a short address of welcome. The War Mothers gave a rising vote of thanks to the ‘auxiliary in apprecia- tion for the luncheon. Music. for the afternoon session, which was opened at 2 p. m., with the presentation of colors by the Lloyd Spets post No. 1 of the American Le- gion, was furnished by Mrs. G. A. Dahlen, accompanied by Mrs. Clar- Holds My FALSE TEETH Tighter and Longer “I've tried several kinds of powders to hold my false teeth, When I tried FASTEETH I found the one powder that does not thin out or wash away, but “stays put” all day.” It gives a most pleasant feeling, a real sense of security and holds and holds and holds, Breath is always pleasant. If anyone with loose-fitting false teeth wants all-day comfort and a real stay there fit, insist upon FASTEETH at any good drug store. FASTEETH is al- kaline (non-aci Advertisement, FOR Telegram <u lheciete! for STOPPED-UP NOSTRILS MENTHOLATUM Gives COMFORT Daily William G. Bek of Grand Forks is dean of the college of science, literature and arts at the University of North Dakota and professor of Ger- man. ence Gunness. Included on the pro- gram were Mayor Obert Olson, Mrs. Peter Reid, » E. T. Danielson, Roberts, Mrs. C. G. Boise served as toast- mistress at the banquet at the Grand Pacific hotel Wednesday at 7 p. m., introducing the newly elected officers to the 50 guests who were seated at the table. Hostess group for the ban- quet. was the Fort Lincoln chapter of War Mothers. Flowers, do- nated by the various veterans’ aux- iliaries, were used as table decorations. White tapers lighted the table. At each of the guests’ places was a red carnation, the organization's flower. Tiny American flags were at each place as favors. Rev. Ellis L. Jackson gave the in- vocation. One of the principal ad- dresses was given by Mts. Marietta Lily Slaight, Goodrich, Music for the banquet was provided by Mrs. Clara -Morris, Mandan, pianist, and Mrs. Dahlen, soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Gunness. Speakers on the pro- gram were L. V. Miller, commander of the Lloyd Spetz post No. 1, American Legion; Mrs. J. C. Spare, president of “the American Legion auxiliary; Harry Harding, senior vice commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars; Mrs Malvin Olson, president of the V.F.W., auxiliary; Mrs. James Morris, chair- man of the national rehabilitation Installation of the new officers was held Thursday morning and the place for the 1938 convention was schedule4 to be announced. Mrs. Langer enter- tained the War Mothers at.a 1 o'clock luncheon. delicate flavor lasts Schilling vane inilla SOCIETY and CLUBS Band Boosters Sale Set for October 23 The date for the Band Boosters will make at least one trip out of Bis- marck during the year. The full con- test membership is to be sent to the annual high school music contest in Grand Forks next May. If sufficient funds are secured certain band in- struments, now lacking, will be se- cured. Contributions for the sale are soli- cited from the public and will be col- lected upon notification of any mem- ber of the band or of the committee in charge. They will be temporarily stored in the band room of the high school. ' Members of the committee assisting Mrs. Brandenburg include Mmes. E. H. Lowen, L. E. Gavin, George Shunk, J. | i S. Vadnie, W. L. Lauer, E. J. Conrad Coe eae eed ate 2 Bismarck Students On UND Committees Committee members to arrange the University of North Dakota Home- coming, Oct. 30, have been announced by Robert Kunkel, Fessenden, gen- eral chairman. Bismarck students named include Jack Harris and Robert Vogel, honor guests; Gregory Dahlen, parade; and Leo Benser, Homecoming ball. Committee members also are An- thony Boehs, Mandan, bands; Hijal- mar Schjeflo, Medora, captain's day; Roger Thysell, Mandan, and Gene Reed, Dickinson, parade; Wal- ter Craychee and William Heisler, well, Sterling, Banning, Mott, radio publicity; William Knerevich, Beach, bonfire. “ee * = Resident of Mandan Notes 90th Birthday Mrs, Elizabeth . Haight, pioneer resident of Mandan, observed her 90th birthday Monday at the home of her niece, Miss Ethel Haight, with whom she has lived for many years. A number of gifts, congratulatory messages and flowers were received by Mrs. Haight, who has been. bed- ridden for a number of years. Mrs. Haight has been a resident of Mandan since 1682. She taught school there for some time. RUMMAGE SALE Temple B’Nal Ephraim, Corner Ave, C and Fifth St. ‘Three Days—Oct. 19, 20 and 23 Afternoons only—1:30 te 0:30 o’clock Sponsored -by Jewish Ladies Ald “I's time for Eatmor Cranberries SAVE 207 Choice of all coats in this store. 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