The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1937, Page 5

(SOCIETY and Three Social Affairs Honor Miss Liss Winnifred McGillic Bride-Elect. and Fianc and Fiance Com- plimented Wednesday Evening at Supper ‘Three more parties have been added to the list of those complimenting Miss ‘Winnifred McGillic, Mandan, whose Becta marriage to Jo- eeph Wi Parsons, McGillic at an informal coffee party. Guests were 10 Bismarck ‘Mrs, John Stephens, Vermillion, 8, D.| ‘was an out-of-town guest. Miss McGillic 48 state departments, Panams, Alaska and Hawaii, in behalf of 102,000 disabled World War veterans domiciled in 186 : ‘Religious Illiteracy’ uo| Rey. Vater’s Subject eee tion week Rev. Walter E. Vater, pastor Rev. Schindler, Linton | the Mtcave sethottst To Marry Fargo Girl ewe aires ing’s service at 10:30 o'clock will be Mr, and Mrs. P. L. Job devoted to the cause of patriotic citi- ment of senship, eee Vater will ait as his sul 1 iteracy.” engagement Installation of church school of- ee at aight inte. fioers and teachers will be held at this service. A special invitation is ex- 10 ltended to all Methodist public school teachers and educators to attend. The general public “ contvally invited. November Set Aside As Loyalty Month November has bee been set aside as Loyalty month in the First Lutheran church. Each Sunday a different phase of loyalty to the church and its Miss Jensen Honored Pe al Lean ot Cgsh ‘Loyalty of All to Christ.” Piriesnigutat K) - By 4th Aid Division te oe ee Miss ‘Ellen Jensen, whose cngese. gation are invited to take “marriage -|M.E. Rummage Sale to Open Saturday, 9 A.M. Jones, 113 Thayer avenue, west. The will be solemnisea ‘Thanksgiving pape Mrs. Gerlitz Hostess To Club on Thursday Mrs. John Gerlits, 927 Sixth 8t., Hairdressers to Give | Benefit Party Monday 2 See ae ee ven -|Monday at 8 Soon * Pioneer Nort Dalstan Notes 82nd Birthday George Puterbaugh, 1022 Broadway,. one of the pioneer residents of North Dakota, celebrated his 83nd birthday ‘Tuesday, Nov. 2. A surprise party was given for. hiim by a number of his grandchildren. Re. freshments were served after Mr. Put- erbaugh had opened his gifts. He came to Dakota territory in 1872 end has been a resident of Bismarck since 1930. Mrs. Burke | Is Feted By Mrs. James Morris! Mrs. James Morris, | 930 Seventh 8t., Each Family spectd eve © eee eee, | Renamed Chairman || THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1937 CLUBS | ® Tryouts Being Held For Junior ior High Play ‘Tryouts have been held this week for roles in “The Birds’ Christmas Carol,” which will be presented in December ty the tuntor nigh sete dramatic club under the direction of Mary Langer was elected president of the dramatic club at a recent or- ganization meeting. Regular meetings are held the first Wednesday of every month. Other officers are Eva Hend- rickson, vice president; Charles Con- rad, secretary-treasurer; Arthur Bet- terly, sergeant-at-arm-; Betty Dick, wardrobe mistress; and Janet Over- bee, program chairman. Hold-over members of the club are: Dolores Wells, Cleo O’Brien, Norma Skel, Mary Langer, "laine Derrig, Charles Conrad, Betty Brauer, Ruth ener Gladys: Leota rison, ‘Duane Graves, Arthur Bet- terly and Evangeline Eslinger. New eighth grade members are: George Fisher, Russell McCullough, Vernon Solum, Lois Peterson, Mar- garet Brastrup, Betty Dick, Violet Fagerstrom, Annette Torvik, Janet Overbee, Ernest Tolliver, Robert King, ind Eva Hendrickson. Seventh grade members are: Doro- thy Rader, Vivian Anderson, Mary Wolfe, Betty Cave, Nancy Tavis, Al- lene Olstad, Shirley Small, Beverly Beaudoin, Harriet Wagar, Marjorie Robinson, Virginia Wheeler, Dorothy Hanson, Inez Toppila, Roberta Las- ken, Donald Overbee, Gordon West- brook, Byers-Parks Marriage Solemnized October 6 Mrs. Mackley Guest Of Bismarck VFWA the group visited four CCC boys who in the hospital at Fort Lincoln e was concluded by a theatre id selreeaments, served'at the *“* * Pepette Distributed To Junior High School The first issue of Pepette, high school mimeographed maga- zine, edited by students, was dis- tributed to the pupils Friday. This For the past two years it has been under the supervision of Miss Ruth The nine page magazine, which is published every six weeks, has an attractive yellow cover decorated with witches and jack-o-lanterns in keep- ing with the Halloween theme. The cover is the work of Marjorie Jones. Langer . Wousr, and Eva Hendrickson, report- “Others who contributed to the first issue were Norma Selvig, Mary Wyn- koop, Merton Welch, Robert Cook, Phyllis. Fleck, and Ethel Hendricks. The Pepette contains original Al- | poems and stories in addition to notes various Mr, Parks graduated from the Sioux Falls high school, later pee or ere enon ase, First Lutherans Will Present Play Sunday Luther league of the church. The play, J. one act with four scenes, shows @ man who feels that the Christian church does not serve a purpose in tend. play was presented last Sun- day afternoon at Braddock before an appreciative atidience which filled the high school gymnasium. Plans are being made to present it in several other towns of te community. * {| Episcopal Food Sale Saturday at Lucas’ The women of St. George's Episopa! church will hold.a food sale Satur- day at 1 1a. the sale will be Boston baked beans and brown bread. se & Mr. and Mrs. Sig Rupp, Wilton, have as their guests their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rupp, Los Angeles, Calif. who have been spending the last year at Top- penish, Wash. where Mr. Rupp has been employed. They plan to return in two weeks to their home in Los An- on the . musical, athletic, dramatic, and scholastic activities of the junior Be an * Mrs. Snow Chairman Of Carnation Sale Mrs. A. W. Snow, chairman of the United Spanish War Veterans auxil- iary carnation sale, will be assisted by Mrs. A. H. Irvine at the sale head- quarters in the lobby in the Grand Pacific hotel. The annual carnation sale will be held Saturday for the purpose of rais- ing funds for disabled Spanish American Wer veterans. The flowers to be sold have been made by the dis- abled veterans in their various hos- pitals. It is the McKinley flower. Working with Mrs. Snow on the sales committee are Mmes. K. C. Ar- ness, Alvin Jacobsen, I. W. Patsman, L, Kelley and Miss Evangeline Kel- , who will sell at the capitol. On the Capitol bus will be Miss Margaret Olson, Selling carnations downtown will be Mrs. Dave Hamilton and the Misses Jean Gillette, Maxine’ and Betty Brauer, Lois Jean Peterson and Betty Reynolds and the Patzman brothers. a Garrison Couple Wed Thursday J Afternoon m., at the A. W. Lucas} gt, Saturday -- All Day BEEFSTEAK DAY The Patterson Hotel Main Dining Room Bring Your Family and Friends Meats Cut and Cooked to Suit You A hotel is judged by the Meat, Poultry and Eggs it serves Sits guests, The Patterson Hotel buys the cheicest and mest ex- pensive meats that can be purchased, and the Finest Fresh Ses- feeds ef all kinds. We use ne fresen steck. Visit cur Sanitary All-Electric Kitchen any heur, day er night. The Only Fireproof Hotel in Bismarck PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SPEAKER BARGAIN BASEMENT Where the Overhead Is i atid and the Values Unsurpasged . . Saturday Guaranteed fochen that makes it worth while shopping here "Wear-ver” FALL SALE ALUMINUM Alexander M. Warren Heametpied the centennial of the establishment of the Presby- terian Church Board for Foreign Missions, members of the First Presbyterian church here have begun a series of meetings which will continue until Nov. 14. Group meetings were held in the homes of members Monday and ‘Tuesday evenings with a special service in the church Wednesday. Thursday evening Rev. Alexander M. Warren of New York. repre- senting the evangelism unit of the national missionary work of the church, began a preaching mission. The public as well as mem- bers of the church are invited to attend the missionary sermons, according to Rev. F. E. Logee, church pastor. Entire Band Will Play For Band Boosters @ program Friday at 7:30 p. m., in the high school auditorium at the meet- md of the Band Boosters. Following the program 8 social hour will be held Appearing for the first time with its on aaa eect ae Clar- entire membership, the Bismarck high|ion Larson. All members of the Band school band of 78 pieces will present | Boosters are urged to be present. BISMARCK THEATRE SUNDAY MON, - TUES. NEW! TIME-SAVER TEA KETTLE An entirely new idea in Tea Kettles; new shape, new de- sign made for maximum effi- ciency on all ranges. Broad flat bottom exactly fits large electric heating unit; boile water 25% to 93% faster. Attractive ...emart for any kitchen. 32-Piece Breakfast Set $3.50 This Price Saturday Only Floral and rainbow stripe patterns. Set consists of 6 Bread & Butter Plates 6 Luncheon Plates 6 Fruit Saucers 6 Cups é sues $3.50 1 Vegetable Dish : Mirro Aluminum Sauce Pan Set $1.95 This price Saturday only Regular price $2.29 per set. Set consists of one each, 1-quart, 2-quart and 3-quart sauce pans fitted with dome shaped, vapor seal covers, with no-burn Bakelite knobs. FEATURES CHARACTERISTIC OF THOSE WHO STAY YOUNG Large BYBS and long UPPER LIP...a combina- tionindicating youth's abil- ity to learn, Full, wide JOWLS (youth's love of life) tapering sharp- ly to a prominent CHIN (youth’s keen acuteness). MOUTH closed firmly, but lacking thethin-lippedcon- straint of the stubborn type, indicates courage and daring. Long, narrow NOSTRILS (youthful activity) and the section of CHBEK between nose and cheek-bone par- ticularly prominent are in- dicative ofyouthfulenergy. LOWER LIP straight at edges, butabruptly curving in the center reveals the cheerfulness of light-heart- ed youth, Cast Iron Skillet Set Saturday Only $1.00 Set A regular $1.19 value. Set consists of one each, Nos. 3, 5 and 8 cast iron frying pans; cast iron handles; polished inside. s Plate Glass Mirrors, 9x16 79c- 89c Assorted shapes. 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Streamline handles designed for perfect balance and to fit the hand, 26-Piece Service Silverware $2.66 Silver Plated Tableware consists of — 6 Knives 6 Forks 6 Desigrt Spoons 6 Tea Spoons 1 “Butter Knife 1 Sugar Shell —Fully guaranteed— A Battie Special Only Solid Copper 7-qt. Tea Kettle $2.98 This price Saturday only Reg. $3.79 value. Heavy gauge, chromium plated, bakelite handle; easy pouring goose neck spout. Cookie Sheets, 51c Saturday only. Reg. 65c each. 12x16 in. Bright aluminum, curved ends. Oven Broilers $1.19 Reg. $1.50 value. Broiler and meat rack attach- ments can be removed and pan used for baking. Glass Bowls, 39c Large size, green glass mixing bowls that can be used in electric mixers. Pie Plates, 27c 39c regular. Ivory white with red trim, 10% in. in diameter; oven proof. Heat and oold resisting. A. W. LUCAS CO. Bismarck’s Shopping Center