The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1937, Page 4

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1937 &)SO 24 Bismarck Teachers To Attend NDEA Meet Twenty-four teachers of the Bis- tmarck public schools will attend ses- sions of the North Dakota Education gssociation meeting in Minot Oct. 27-29. Going from the Bismarck high school are the Misses Helen Galyen, Arlene McBain and Rita A. Murphy and W. H. Payne. Miss Arlene Loehrke will represent the Wachter school. Eight of the junior high schoul teachers will be in attendance, in ciuding the Misses Loretta Meyer, Helga Restvedt, Ruth Curry, Adeline Ness and Mabel Olson, and C. W. Lei- fur. E. Haldi and R. H. Neff. From the William Moore school will ) SOCIETY and CLU be the Misses Mildred Drews, Wanda Carlson and Helen Ricketts. The Misses Elizabeth Malm, Beulah Shurr, Beatrice Miracle, Esther Max- well and Edna Jones, of the Will school, will attend the meeting. Three from the Richholt school will go to Minot for the meeting, includ- ing the Misses Ruth Cordner, Gladys Rue and Erma eo; %* Presbyterian Family Supper Friday Night Members of the Presbyterian chursn will hold a family get-together su>- per Friday at 6:30 p. m., in the dining 1oom of the church. Those planning to attend are to call Mrs. S. O. Sork- ness at 1027; or Mrs. W. E. Perry at 687. BS Daughters of Legion Dance Tickets on Sale Tickets are now on sale for the Daughters of the American Legion dance, which will be held Friday from 8:30 to 11:30 p. m., at the Country club. The tickets may be obtained either at the high school or at the Country club. Only students of the Bismarck high school and of St. Mary’s high school may attend. ek * Jacobsen Party for Blanche Carpenter Miss Blanche _ Carpenter, whose marriage to Paul Klawitter will be an event of November, was compil- eolation prize. Fort Lincoln, have been hosts at two dinner parties during mented Tuesday evening as Mrs, Alvin Jacobsen (Cleo Arness), 223 Thayer avenue, west, entertained with a kitch- en shower in her honor. Halloween appointments were used ‘n the rooms and on the tables. Fur- ther carrying out the Halloween motif Miss Carpenter's gifts were placed in @ witch’s cauldron. Bunco furnished diversion during the evening. Honors were awarded ‘o Miss Ann Mandigo. Miss Dolores Patzman was presented with the con- | today. ee * Marshalls Are Hosts At 2 Dinner Parties: Maj. and Mrs. P. G. Marshall, fr..| the last week. Last Tuesday evening the Marshalls complimented Mrs. G. L. Phipps, on! the occasion of her birthday anniver- | sary, at a dinner party. Blue tapers. | with a decorative tree of crystal, formed the centerpiece for the table where places were marked for eight. Following dinner bridge was in play Ex-Dean at NDAC Gets Florida Post Fargo, N. D., Oct. 27.—(P)—Miss Nov. 15. Alba Bales, former dean of home eco- nomics at the North Dakota agricul- tural college, one of seven faculty members dismissed July 31, has been named manager of the Kappa Kappa Gamma clubhouse at Winter Park, |Fla., according to word received here She begins her duties about | AG |Fargo Woman Named To Staff of Hospital Appointment of Mrs. Agnes H. Ofte- pital for the insane at Jamestown was announced Wednesday by R. A. Kin- zer, a member of the state board .of administration. He said the appoint- ment was not a replacement and filled & position long vacant. Won't OK Extradition Of Watford City Man Gov. William Langer refused Wed- nesday to grant extradition of Odiel Vuylsteke, farmer living near Watford City, to Lodi, Calif, where he is charged with “child stealing.” James E. Bothne, secretary to the governor, said the chief executive de- nied the extradition to California au- thorities because there was “not suf- dal, Fargo, as matron of the state hos- ficient evidence” against Vuylsteke. Body of Man Who Fell To Death Sent Home The body of Frank M. Windmueliler, 28, Dickinson bridegroom of 10 days who to his death from a seventh story window of a hotel here Monday night, was taken to Dickin- son Tuesday for funeral services and burial. Frank A. Windmueller, father of the dead man, came to Bismarck Tuesday to arrange for body’s | disposal and returned with It to Dick- inson. A coroner’s jury had returned & verdict of “premeditated suicide.” Phone us your party orders. Home-made rolls, pastry, cakes and pies. Phone 581, Dahlen. KENT ESCAPES INJURY London, Oct. 27.—()—The Duke of Kent, brother of George VI, es- caped injury Wednesday when the automobile he was driving collided with a truck on Middlesex road, His car was damaged. Airdales and collies outnumbered all other breeds of dogs in service with Allies during the World War. Diamonds Engagement and Wedding Rings, F. A. Knowles Jeweler Bismarck’s Diamond Store for 31 during the evening with honors being warded to Mrs. W. M. Ives and Capt. Phipps. Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Blunt were Bismarck guests. Saturday, preceding the post dance, Tneut. Col. and Mrs. J. J. Gerhardt were honored by Maj. and Mrs. Mar- shall at a 7 o'clock dinner. Covers were placed for 12 guests as-dinner ‘was served. Centering the table was a silver bowl of yellow roses. After dinner the group attended the post dance. Music was furnished by the Fort Lincoln orchestra. Among the Bismarck guests present for the dance were Miss Alice M. Jensen and Dr. and Mrs. Blunt. * * * Five Bismarck Boys To Assist Tony Sarg Five local boys have been selected to help with the unpacking and set- ting-up of Tony Sarg’s marionette stage for the performance here Nov. 1, in the City auditorium under the lp of the A.A.U.W. Assisting will be Robert Jones, Spen- cer Boise, jr., Charles and John Con- rad and William Chaffee, some of whom have already built puppet stages of their own. The boys will help with the scenery, lighting effects and some of the-sound effects. “Robinson Crusoe,” the marionette production, consists of two acts and prologue, adapted and puppetized by Harold Woodcock under the direction of 5 Sarg. Roles played include those of Rob- inson Crusoe, Nanny the goat, Friday, John Worthy, Nero the dog, Polly the parrot and Captain McPherson, as well as a number of savages, muti- neers and monkeys. Sets used will represent a storm at sea, @ deserted beach, the wrecked ship, Crusoe’s home five years later and a secluded spot on the island. * D. J. M'Gillises Will Note Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Duncan J. McGillis, widely known pioneer residents of North Dakota, will observe their golden wedding anniversary Sunday, Oct, 31. Their marriage occurred 50 years ago, Oct. 30, in Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. McGillis will hold open house for their friends at their home, 814 Fourth 8t., Sunday after- noon between the hours of 2:30 and 5 p. m., and in the evening from 7 to 9 p.m. No personal invitations are being issued for the affair but the couple are extending a general invitation through the press for .all of their friends to eall dusing. those hours. Mrs. Selma Jacobson Is Hostess to Club Mrs. Selma Jacobson entertained members of the White Owl bridge club Tuesday evening in the balcony of the Sweet Shop. Halloween ap- pointments were used to decorate the tables, Two tables of bridge were in play with honors going to Mmes. Ed. Fogarty and John Elness. Mrs. Elness also was awarded the traveling prize. Guests at the party were Mmes. James Shirek, H. Zeng and Eldon Anderson, The next meeting of the group will be held Nov. 9, at the home of Mrs. Carl cee en 8t. * Miss Naset Is Wed To James A. Brown CADILLAC QUALITY THRU AND TEU ALLE > WE'VE LIFTED THE STANDARDS THAT MADE IT LAST YEAR’S MOST POPULAR FINE CAR Last year, nearly 35,000 Everywhere you find just what delighted buyers found LaSalle you would in every new V-8 the perfect embodiment of _Cadillac-built car—the highest everything they ever hoped a quality, the finest crafteman- fine car could be—ultra-smart, ship, beauty and luxury with- fleet, fine-performing,and luxu- _ out stint. tious in every minor detail. And you find something Yet the new LaSalle is far more. 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Co. ......... 4,687,332.63 $14,418,207.63 State of North Dakota Bonds and Certificates: : : Real Estate Series Bonds (par value) .. , 4,704,000.00 Mill and Elevator Bonds (par value) ... 439,000.00 Capitol Building Certificates (par value) 327,000.00 State Certificates of Indebtedness (par val 290,000.00 Plaid Backs or Fully Sitk Emved.:.Fitved, Princess, Swaggers ... 10 Most Wanted Styles ... 5 Winter Colors—Wime, Rust, Oxford, Green, Grey ... Many Bought Specially for this Sale. Others taken from regular stock and greatly reduced, «-$ 3,000,000.00 2,606,550.00 4,086,800.00 Certificates of Indebtedness—Political Subdivisions (Par value) .. aoa Municipal Bonds and Warrants (par value) : Other Political Subdivision Warrants (par value)... . Bills Receivable: Loans to operating banks now closed Loans to Farm Loan Collection Dept. . Loans to State Institutions 4 Other collateral loans ... Homebuilders Contracts Federal Housing Administr: 606,505.58 2,640,192.96 196,853.72 9,750.19 900,000.00 899,968.03 80,805.20 15,193.68 309,111.06 Miss Bernita Rae Naset, niece of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fields, rural Bis- marck, became the bride of James A. Brown, son of Wilson Brown, also of rural Bismarck, Thursday, Oct. 21, at 3 p. m., at the Glendale church. James Fields, a cousin of the bride, served as usher. The bride has made her home with her uncle and aunt for approximately the last 20 years since the death of ner Parents, * * Mrs. W. L. Diven, 119 Avenue B, west, was hostess Tuesday afternoon to the Tuesday bridge club. Three tables of bridge were in play with honors going to Mmes. N. O. Churchill and gohn R. Fleck. Phone 544 for Storm Window Repairs. Vantine Paint & Glass. 3,443,552.26 2,214,828.16 6,436.15 60,000.00 13,606.54 3,100.00 $25,919,780.74 Furniture & Fixtures................. 5 Bank Building ....... Other Real Estate ....... 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Deposits: Certificates of Deposit—Public Funds .. -$ 9,486,607.92 Certificates of Deposit—Private Funds . . 2,022,088.70 Savings Accounts . 102,707.93 County Treasurers—Custodian . 919,027.67 Depositary Banks—Reserve ... 927,629.81 Cashier’s Checks—Outstanding 21,994.85 * Certified Checks—Outstanding . 2,407.45 Individual Checking Accounts ... 913,417.43 Township Treasurers—Checking Accounts . 238,729.48 City Treasurers—Checking Accounts .... 261,232.68 School Treasurers—Checking Accounts 894,146.57 County Treasurers—Checking Accounts 3,197,690.47 State Institutions—Checking Accounts - 38,078,875.93 State Treasurer—Checking Accounts ... AA 989,491.87 23,056,043.76 TOTAL LIABILITIES ............ he as “ $25,919,730.74 This Bank is owned, operated, and controlled by the State of North Dakota under the 3 supervisision of the INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION: i WILLIAM LANGER, Chairman, JOHN HAGAN, Governor Comm’r. of Agriculture and Labor P. O SATHRE, F. A. VOGEL, JAMES MULLOY, Attorney General Man: Secretary Annual Presbyterian RUMMAGE SALE ‘Thursday, Oct, 28 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY flavor Jecause its toasted.