The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 22, 1937, Page 8

i ‘ First Presbyterian Church, = Wilton *) THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1987 . R. Senecal, Ministes. SINGER IMPRESSED /*‘Stokowski and I Good Friends,’ RURAL FB ge in BY DAKOTAPLANS| Says Garbo; But Marriage? No!|T norices P| s=scssa= 8 N. D. Teachers to Convene at Minot Washburn, N. D. Mission Festival, Sunday, Oct. 24 Thi N. DLE. A.C Carpenter, Dickinson, will act as vi o eaatetee Fon te Gorgeous Swede, Conductor “ arene CHURCH | “aatday sot, 10 a.m, Three-Day N. D. E. A. Conven- y finetianger: aut 4 3 F ‘ . ; 4 : Wilton, N. D. English service, 11 a, m. y chairman S, T. Lillehaugen wiil Linked in Gossip; Latter’s oir sce re eee tion Opens Wednesday; Rita |speak on the “Progress in Meeting Thursday Seeman fercher’ League, devotional State Library Standards.” Wife Seeks Divorce First.Sunday, mass at 11 a. m. Murphy Retiring President C. H. Beitzel, Elbowoods, chairman is : es Third Sunday mass at 10-2. m. meeing at 7:30 p.m. : Bais aos | of the department of Indian service. |ine"comary ef her native leva, ae! | as a Rev. George Koviteh, | | Rev. B. Nagel, Max. ND. wil be ‘The meeting of the North Dakota| Will have charge of the meeting of|southern part of Sweden, Madame Hollywood, Oct, 22—()—The Ex- Parish Priest. pieieuest Speke Ae ee Education association will be called|‘"8t group Thursday at 2 p. m. Gertrud Wettergren feels a particu- S miner, in a copyrighted story Fri- Miss Bess Bridges, Dickinson state liar kindliness for the undulating : | ay, quotes Greta Garbo as saying ogni CHURCHES and speak at the evening program, to order Wednesday, Oct. 27, at 9) reachers college, will speak on “North ton Ernest Adams. Gms to Minot with meetings con- | Dakota Clay in the Lower Grades” ut|Poe suction in; en tatecview, THUGe, she and Leopold Stokowski, orches- Faith Presbyterian Church of Pastor, Zion Lutheran Church, Beane ronan Evicay, 0 Jubilee year |%,meeting of the Kindergarten and/day that during her drive from Minot tra conductor, are “very good friends,” E. E. Matteson. and C. A. Balcom, Bi Abiccganization year primary department Thursday at 2/45 pismarck she had added a new ; ; but “marriage to him is out of the fs . | MARIA LUTHERAN CHURCH, Appearing on the program Wednes-|" "Washburn Man to Talk pron, peatriy te her, Bien : ‘ question.” Sunday school at 10 s,m. Gi cAGhan ohne, Pastor n day at 8 p. m., will be Miss Rita A.| Vice chairman of the department of cabulary, and had practiced it ex- ‘The Swedish film star’s name was Senior ©. E. at 7 p...m. Wednes-| Oct, 24, twenty-second Sunday after <|tensively during the trip. Murphy, Bismarck, retiring president,| supervisors of student-teachers {3 oe 8 day. . iy Trinity. who will call the session to order.|Pelagra Kosmoski, Dickinson. Albert| Arriving in Bismarck in midafter Ubked with’ BDkowen shea eee Prayer meeting at 8 p. m. Wednes-| 9:30 p, m.—Sunday échool and Bible The principal address of the evening| Peterson, Washburn, county superin.|00M, she first asked for mail. Most : when his wife took up residence in 5 : age will be given by Arthur E. Thompeon,| tendent, will speak at the meeting ot /APXIOUsly at all OF ter stops | she Las Vegas, Nev., reportedly for six Church service at 8 p, m. Sunday. |” 3:00 p, m—Church worship. i rig alee tele Dera piace ta Teaching orate band and small eight-year-old daug! weeks, the period necessary to obtain All services held in the German ees “Forgiven and Forgive ; Riise es ope ing” P ter, Margaret, in eee A silk hand- : & divorce, : ‘a x 3 kerchief, the gift of this same young tion and health a discussion of public], Four Bismarck, men, will speak ati astehter, is carried during all of her Ssagdiseeeal apoegestinns pir Hope Presbyterian (Baldwin) Peeler lamp aera health will be given by a member of | {he Methng OF aia principals whicn |concerts, “for luck,” she says. AEN eats Sod atte io E. E. Matteson and C. A: Baloom, | 3:39 church, servies. Sermon subs Seen UBimarek, convenes Priday at 1:30 p.m, Chair-|_ Her greatest hope is that they may % Ee eats preenaetat ject: “A ‘Fortune to Share: Tore Presentatives from Dickinson |nan ig J. Lloyd Stone. Addresses to|be in America to spend Christmas : “Such rumors are absurd! I will Sunday school, 10 s,m. f H, R. Senecal, Minister, will take part on the program at the |; include “Problems of School | With her. meeting of history, civics and social ee eeerar ane 8. T. Lillehaugen, Science. Marvel Wooldrik will serve| in the capacity of director of second- Worship service, 11 a. mi. Alexander not deny that Mr. Stokowski and I Herelderiegad First Presbyterian Church, Wilton Relaxes at Bridge are very good friends, But as for Dressed in a blue suit that matched as chairman, R. E. Smith, of the rl ducation; “Free Employmer:t her very expressive eyes she viva- Ne ‘ marriage to him—No! That is out E. E. Matteson and C. A. Balcom, pt a. m. church school, Dickinson state teacher's college, will Seavins tor Teachers in ae Da-|Clously discussed the merits of bridge of the question.” Gi : ‘Associate Ministers Deeeenere ate pied estes Sub, Present the principal address at this|kota,” Fay Hunter, state director of |#5 ® means of relaxation. She loves = aes Sunday school at 2 p. m. ; ec ig Posseaseds service 7:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor, ine) ats pi ot. 8:00 evening service, sermoy “What Will You Do With H. R. Senecal, Minister. meeting. the national re-employment service; |the game and entices Fritz Kitzinger, hiding himself in the house to take in the Clark Will Speak and “Adult Education,” Earl B, Clark,|HeF accompanist, into making # ‘ secret photographs of a man At the meeting of the department of | director WPA education, fourth whenever possible, It is a great tamp : r@) ection. O neighborhood who is trying to collect industrial arts Thursday at 2p. m.| Rita A. Murphy, Bismarck, and E,|teacher of patience, so she claimed. | \ 9 a sum of accident insurance. A pos: Earl E. Clark, Bismarck, director of |J. Shrum, Bowman, are members of] Giving the impression of truly reg: mortem examination is to be held e emergency education, will take as|the executive committee of the as-|Helght, Madame Wettergren is really determine positively the cause the topic for his discussion, “Aduit|foclation, H. O. Saxvik, Bismarce|Only about five feet five. She was ourse rope 1eS | 24" Paeey America E. E. Matteson and C .A. Balcom, Associate Ministers Services every Sunday at the|, The monster tree of Yosemite nee = tional park measures 209 ft. in Classes and the School Program.” | superintendent of schools, is chair-}much amused by a Chicago newspa: ‘A.small motion picture camera used |chool house at 10 s. m. Robert W. Mackin, Mandan’ win|man of the legislative committee. The|Per man, who, in describing her, Ey Deraw Ii his rock was found by ; and is almost 4,000 years old. speak on “Problems of the Printed| resolutions committee is headed by|Claimed that “Madame was six feet} Washington, Oct. 22—(@)—It A golf course in Minnesota. his side. Coleharbor School Newspaper” at the meeting of |J. C. Gould, Mandan, tall.” Her excellent carriage, slim fig- : ; barters An opera house in Montana. (ge E. E, Matteson and C. A. Balcom, the department of journalism Frits es ure and ditsinetive colffure, which ac-| you think the government ‘A summer resort in Virginia. 5 Associate Ministers - ' |CALLOUSES GO! ) at 1:30 p, m. ay) as Head _ |2tls,her_wide brow, add io this im-] only in billions, you ought to A stamp collection in Boutn | UOSt.Fingers as Tap Sunday school at 11 a, m. ° \ Aa Ae 1238 neta, meeting) Minnesota tO aed ane amnnnace mara ote] mest Bavard Cet superviing | parol Broke; Gets $7,500) (iter ger ine schoo CORNS, TOO / cae L. a peices eer conn Regional PWA Setup Her swiftly moving hands punctuate Yau. Cane Lu in ee stand in West — building. End-0-Corn Takes Them Off serve as vice chairman. Z eae her conversation, which is character- Spalae tromiahevaiore serious The FDIC—which ins a Minneapolis, Oct. 22—(7)—Loss of BESS Quick, Sure, Easy, Safe i Chairman of the department of|_ Washington, Oct .22—(}—Secretary ized by a gay and friendly humor. Raseta’ aha thlee VIG he Galak. OuIE ip tole a Seat tal e- juse of a finger and thumb because 8 : school officers which will meet Thurs- |1¢Kes announced selection of Robert poets, te) be Nesey, hi hand right now about | American banks gets this sorter [Bct, water faucet in an apartment Giesaae NDLOLGOEN ainage sions Dela day at 2 p.m, is John Dawson, Man-|A. Radford, state Public Works Ad-| With her blue sult she wore @ blouse} have on hand right how abort erican banks—gets this sort of | shattered when it was turned on,| E. EB. Matteson and C. A, Balcom, |END-O-CORN always stops pain den. 2 ministrator for Minnesota, as region-|of white silk and white felt hat with| everything from a Missourl mule | . stuff when it has to move in after | brought a $7,500 verdict today for Associate Ministers Temoves corns and calouses when "8. T, Lillehaugen, Bismarck, of the|@! director for region No. 4 under the|turned-back brim and adorned with aj ® Pennsylvania night club. too many of the bank's assets have | George Whrenberg, Lake Minnetonka.| Sunday school at 11 a. m. one Sun- |Others fail. state department, will give an address|new PWA setup. Headquarters for|jaunty black veil. Pearl earrings The agency has scquired, for moved out. The verdict was the largest returned |day and 3:30 p. m. the next. No matter how old or how stube Friday at 1:30 p. m., following the|the region will be in Omaha, Neb. |matched her necklace. With her vi-| instance, such properties as: Right now the FDIC is trying to }in any damage action in Hennepin| Church service at 10 a.m. one Sun-|born your corn is, no matter how report of the constitution committes,|_ The region is composed of Nebraska,|vacious personality and complete A batch of whiskey on Long j/peddle a girls’ school dormitory.| county district court this fall. day and 2:30 p. m. the next. -|discouraged you may have become Dickinson Man to Report Iowa, Missouri, Montana, Wyoming, |“naturalness” she immediately gives} Island. Anybody want one? ‘Whrenberg sued Paul Nielson, own-| All services held in the log cabin|by the poor results obtained from At another meeting Friday at 1:30 Rae patie, North Dakota andjthe impression of gracious friendli- v Z aed mens nee er of the apartment in which he form- |on Ge Field’s farm 15 miles south- feccal a oe Patera sphere . m, M. H. er, Dickinson state | Minnesota, ness. ance investigator who n miss- cast of Bismarck. ‘ an appy tomore Centre hae will give a report] The secretary said the new setup} On days when she gives her con- Insurance ‘Snooper’ ing since Wednesday, was discovered. ey Ue eee row. It is worth $50, but only cost@ on the recommendations of the com-| would go into effect November 1 when Icerts she eats only breakfast, and| Found Dead in Home |rriasy in the attic of a vacant housc| Air infantry—soldiers _ descending Glencoe 50c. mittee for the promotion of modern|the state organizations will be dis-lthat a light one. She claims that in St. Paul. behind the enemy’s lines by means of | Services every Sunday at 3 p. m. by END: oO CORN language teaching in North Dakota, }continued. Nebraska's PWA adminis she's really quite nervous before her| gt, Paul, Oct 22—(#)—The body of| Police said they believed DePew| parachutes—is a development of the |Calvin J. Logan, stated supply of the == , Mrs, Eva H. Weinbergen, also of|trator, J. Latenser, Jr., recently f07-|appearances, but apparently man-|p, C, DePew, ® Minneapolis insur-|probably died of heart failure after|Soviet army strategists. presbytery. & j (i Dickinson, will serve as secretary at| warded his resignation to washington | ages to keep the fact pretty well hid- det the meeting of the department of he SPR RTPI n, graded, consolidated and third class} Three per cent of the adult popula-| after being in America for the last high schools. tion of the United States have gradu-|two and » half years she said that ee errnemnne aa réa Cw yYmou -GREATNEW FEATURES. opera star believes. With deep sym- pathy in her voice she spoke of the } : NEW SAFETY. STYLE NEW COMFORT! SEE_ oda DRIVE |T! GREATEST PLYMOUTH EVER BUILT! not truly realize what happiness they / i EXTRA! EXTRA! |Iimurnes se 2 ee ee) = said, have) } i ar most appreciative duriig “ her| *” Bp oR Ms z time ‘here; and people of thee cities 4 fie . ‘where she has stopped have been most ml ‘ New LOWER PRICES |[[=.2822 sce : ciated by the singer, for it expresses, to use her own words, “what is given from the heart.” Wants Time for Herself Madame likes radio work but de- CLIMAX OF 10 YEARS 9 mands a certain amount of time to ON PENNEY Ss Re ccineny prom tne conoert saa) This new 1938 Plymouth celebrates Plymouth’s without the thought of train and 10th year of budding great cars. It climaxes a ten Plane schedules forever in her mind. Lat Is th } ‘Musical. education. should begin year record of saakiny friends that no carin history first with general training, piano ana has ever equ the dance, rather than with the voice, " she advised. Piano teaches the pros- Just compare the number of Ply mouths you see pective singer rhythm and dancing 1 I Mill I gives her the requisite polse and today with those of a tew vears avo illions have peal dnp alone tee oat discovered Plymouth’s greater value ceived most of her training in Sweden Pivmouth’s new 1938 car is now on display. It’s with some time spent in London un- hei > der an Italian ‘master. »y far the finest, most luxurious Carin Plymouth’s Her daughter, Margaret, she said, : Ga 3 history ce it today. Be sure to drive it! ear hae tags Meuse cine uate she cos . é years old—when her voice is if . Y h 5 “fixed” and she is reall G00D NEWS ile Plymouth is priced with the lowest. New Design=Grilliant New Style-Everything ‘The Gentioman’s Sleeve won't catch on Customers Get Benefit of New Low P; vices! sing. Her plan and danclay ieee Ask your hes Soto Neer plese tpt terms about this Plymouth is big. 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