The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1937, Page 6

ee ee THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1937 RURAL CHURCH NOTICES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES Wilton Faith Presbyterian Church of America E E Matteson and C. A. Balcom, &ssocate ministers. Sunday schoo) at 10 a. m. Senior C. E. at 7 p. m. Wednes- day. Prayer: meeting at 8 p. m. Wednes- Gay. Church service at 8 p. m. Sunday. All services held in the Germap Lutheran church. Hope Presbyterian (Baldwin) E. E. Matteson and C. A. Balcom, Associate Ministers Sunday school, 10 a. m. Worship service, 11 a. m. Alexander Presbyterian Church of America E. E. Matteson and C. A. Balcom, Associate Ministers Sunday school at 2 p. m. Church service at 3 p. m. Darling Grace Presbyterian Church of America E. E. Matteson and C .A. Balcom, Associate Ministers Gervices every Sunday at the 6chool house at 10 a. m. nS Coleharbor %. E, Matteson and C. A. Balcom, Associate Ministers Sunday school at 11 a. m. Church service at 12. All services held in the school building. Glendale %. EB Matteson and C. A. Balcom, Associate Ministers Sunday school at 11 a, m. one Sun- @ay atid 3:30 p. m. the next. Church service at 10 a. m. one Sun- @ay and 2:30 p. m. the next. _ All services held in the log cabin on the Field’s farm 15 miles south- @ast of Bismarck. Glencoe Services every Sunday at 3 p. m. by Calvin J. Logan, stated supply of the presbytery. Baldwin Presbyterian Church Services every Sunday, 2:30 church school. 3:30 worship service. H.R. Genecal, Minister. DRISCOLL TUTTLE PARISH Rev. A. O. Borlang will be in- Stalled by Dr. D. Stoeve, North Da- kota district president, on Nov. lst. Driscoll at 11:00, Zion at 3:00. Tuttle at 8:00. Sermons by Dr. Stoeve. SACRED HEART CATHOLIO CHURCH Wilton, N. D. Masses on first, third and fifth Sundays at 10:30. Wing St. Ignatius Church Masses on second and fourth Sun- days at 10:30. Rev. George Kovitch, Pastor. DRISCOLL-TUTTLE PARISH A. O. Borlang, Pastor, Services at Tuttle 11:00. Services at Langedahl 3:00: MARIA LUTHERAN CHURCH Braddock G, Adolph Johns, Pastor. Nov. 28—First Sunday in Advent. Loyalty month js concluded today with the theme: “Loyalty of All to Christ.” All members and friends are urged to be prsecnt. 2:30 p. m.—Sunday School. 3:00 p.m. Church worship. Special music—choir. ‘Thanksgiving offering for the work Of the church at large. Sermon: “In Everything Give hanks.” Friday, Dec. 3, at 1:00 p. m. Church ‘worship and annual meeting of the congregation. Sermon by the pastor. ana meeting of the congrega- ion, REGAN GOSPEL TABERNACLE R. A. Griepp, Pastor. 10:00 a. m. Sunday school, A class for every age. 11:00 a. m.—Divine worship. An in- @pirational message by the pastor. 8:00 p.m. Evangelistic services. ‘The best place to spend your Sun- Free Delivery—9:00 Phone 816 Mergola and Pons concert tour. ~ Galli-Curel and Behymer Romantic melodists of opera and screen are the three ladies pictured above in osculatory poses, but it’s “strictly business,” not love, that is responsible for these kisses. Gaetano Mergola, San Francisco opera director, bestows a welcoming kiss on tiny Lily Pons as she arrives for an engagement, Amelita Galli-Curci, absent from the concert stage for several years following a throat operation, affection- ately greets L. E. Behymer, her Pacific coast manager in Los Angeles, as she continues a “comeback” A resounding “smack” followed the Sophie Tucker-Eddie Cantor amorous pose at right, as the “last of the red-hot mammas” wished Eddie good night after his party commemorating 25 years as an entertainer. Toronto, Nov. 26. — (Canadian Press) — The Rev. Martin 5S. Charles still had his $100 Friday, after what had been heralded as a test of spiritism at Charles’ church Thursday night developed into a debate in which more than a.score of spiritualists and most of the congregation -took part. The evangelist, a one-time ma- gician, had offered $100 to any medium who, at the church, could make a speaking trumpet dance or read the contents of a sealed envelope. Doughty Mrs. Sarah Jane Evans spoke for the spiritualists, who attended to hear Charles’ prom- ised expose of their practices. “Do you believe that while on the mountain, Jesus Christ com- uned with Moses and Elias—that he communed with them in the spirit world?” she demanded of Tucker and Cantor the pastor. Spirited Spiritualists Break Up Test Meeting “Yes, I believe that.” “Oh, you believe that. Well, do you believe that a voice came out of the clouds and spoke?” “Yes,” “Tl ask you @ question,” Charles came back. “Whose voice was it?” “I'm asking you the question,” she insisted. The congregation roared with laughter. Howls of indignation burst out, interspersed by cries of “witch” and “sorceress,” as the questioning proceeded. Finally, Charles wanted to know “Who's preaching tonight, any how?” Continued interruptions brought bedlam and the meeting, brought to order briefly by loud hymn singing, broke up without having the projected demonstration hav- ing gone beyond the verbal stage. Charles did not say whether the $100 challange was still open. MAP DRIVE AGAINST TRAFFIC VIOLATORS How Farm 1, The level of supplies at wh! bill than in the senate measure. production above these limits. 3. The senate bill provides for which the house omits. surpluses, in the two bills include: Senate: when supplies are more than 10 allotments; loans of unspecified Senate: Same as for wheat. and carry-over total more than 15 allotments; loans of from 55 per storage of excess production. Washington, Nov. 26.—(#)—The house crop control bill is less drastic than the companion measure in the senate. Both are predicated on continuance of the soil conservation act, but they differ in these four respects: marketing quotas to effect compulsory control is higher in the house 2. The senate bill proposes much heavier penalties for sale of 4. The house bill would authorize Secretary Wallace to use any or all farm program appropriations ‘to facilitate disposition of crop The principal differences betw Wheat ‘ Voluntary acreage control contracts (if approved by two-thirds of voting growers) with mandatory marketing quotas servation and parity payments for co-operators; non-co-operators subject to loss of these grants and to a tax of 50 per cent of parity House: Farmer-approved marketing quotas when indicated yield and carry-over total more than 25 per cent above normal; acregae penalty of 15 cents a bushel for as of non-co-operators’ excess, - orn, House: Farmer-approved marketing quotas when indicated yield of 15 cents a bushel for sale of above-quota production; acreage Bills Differ lich Secretary Wallace may impose adjustment, or “parity” payments, een the provisions for major crops per cent above normal; soil con- amounts for storage of surplus; per cent above normal; penalty tax cent to 75 per cent of parity for Editor, Former Navy Ensign, Is Murdered New York, Nov. 2—()—Chief Medi- cal Examiner Thomas A. Gonzales Friday said an autopsy on the body of Claude H. Kendall, editor and former Navy ensign who was found in his hotel room Thursday, showed he was slain. Kenrall’s body was found several hours after he returned from a Thanksgiving eve party on an- other floor of the hotel. His face was bruised and swollen. Pay of Minneapolis Laundry Workers Up Minneapolis, Nox. 26. — (#) — Be- tween 500 and 600 workers in the Min- neapolis laundry and dry cleaning industry will receive 10 per cent wage increases and reduction in hours from 54 to 48 hours a week under a new ‘agreement, day evening. All are invited to attend. First Presbyterian Church Wilton, N. D. H. R. Senecal, minister 10:00 a. m. church school. 11:00 a, m.—Worship service. 7:00 p. m. Senior C. E. Wednesday 7:30 Junior choir rehear- sal in the manse. ‘Thursday 7:00 p. m.—Junior C. E. ‘cee p. m.—Midweek devotional serv- Friday 7:30 p. m.—Junior choir re- hearsal in the manse. = 10:30 - 2:30 - 4:30 Hansen and Enget, Owners Grapefruit +..:° ee... ee Crackers Our Family, 2 Ibs..... 18c —— pean Friday Afternoon & Saturday Specials Oranges = “sz.Xzx* Doz. 236 Lettuce "suit 2heads Tle Celery Hearts _____Per bunch 18¢ to the Saturday Matinee at the size Seedless 5 for 28c waite saraven 10 bars SOAP 39¢ Free Ticket with every purchase of Nash’s Coffee P-¢ Bismarck Theatre Nov. 27 1 & 3le £6} ed 7, A | Today’s Recipe | Spiced Cranberries (Serves 10 gridiron appetites) Eight cups cranberries, 1 cup vin- egar, 1 cup cider, 3 cups brown sugar, 2 sticks cinnamon, 6 whole cloves. Clean cranberries . Place in large saucepan’ with all the other soft, mash the berries with a wooden tinue to simmer for about 15 minutes after they have reached boiling point, Mash through coarse sieve. Chill thoroughly. Candied Sweet Potatoes Six boiled potatoes, 4 tablespoons fat, 2/3 cup brown sugar, % teaspoon ccnnamon, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, % cup water, % teaspoon salt, % tea- spoon paprika. Peel potatoes, and cut in lengthwise slices, Melt fat in frying pan, add sugar and cook until blended. Add rest of ingredients, bake or cook siowly on top stove 30 minutes. Turn potatoes frequently. Chocolate Nut Waffles (Sometimes called ‘Brownie Waffles’) Two cups flour, 4 teaspoons baking powder, % teaspoon salt, % cup sugar, 2 egg yolks, 2 squares chocolate (melted), 1 teaspoon vanilla, 1% cups milk, % cup fat (melted), % cup nuts, 2 egg whites (beaten). Mix all the ingredients except the egg whites. Beat until smooth. Add whites, mixing lightly. Serve with chocolate sauce, whipped cream or ice cream, Always available at the Patterson: ES Fresh Sea Food, Live Lob- sters, Bluepoints, Little Neck Clams, Fresh Shrimp, Tomatoes Fancy whole, 21 sise.. ore J ingredients. Bring to boll and when each toad annually, about 16 spoon. Skim off foam at first. Con-|cutworm’s annual damage at the low Fresh Scall . Hard- Shelled Grab. _ On Saturdays We Deliver All Orders Free Oranges Cauliflower a gel 19¢leee aT el te ‘otal ess, ona’ x fancy, 2 for LC Gib”. LOCle tor... 27 c| 20:8. box 69c PHONE 1060 Jello 1c Sale White Fur ener 1 Chocolate Pudding, te 4 roll ......24e Hin nee 33c . Jello. . | Allfor ..... 17 bps) mm .20Cc SINCE 1883 SIRLOIN STEAK | Veal Roast or Steak ringed ee OT | co cceccissds AO loo... LVR yee LEG 0’ LAMB | ROLLED ROAST SAUSAGES Tender, Juicy Spiced iat 25 | 418, 20C | punt ......28C prot... 28C Just Phone ) CAPONS 1060 GUSSNEN’S — sic cues: twee State Highway Patrolmen Con- ferring in Bismarck; to Help Winter-Bound Motorists DRUG SEEDS FOUND IN DRUNK'S POCKET Transient Gets Stiff Sentence When Chief Discovers Plans for a statewide drive on vio- lators of motor vehicle traffic safety laws will be outlined at a conference of state highway patrolmen in Bis- marck Friday afternoon, Source of Dope Called in by Patrol Superintendent Henry Luhd, the patrolmen will be instructed to arrest. motorists caught Tony Soto, transient arrested here speeding, passing cars on hills or corn- ‘Wednesday, is having a longer look at|ers or with vehicles not properly the inside walls of the Bismarck jail-jequipped as to lights, brakes or other house than do most persons “sent up”|equipment, on charges of being drunk. 5 poppies A on asl parsoimens: du- Police found marihuana seeds, good luri wi ‘mont bertll for planting, in Soto's possession when [sisting motorists stalled or in_acci- they picked him up ‘Wednesday, Chief |dents will be outlined, W. R. Ebeling said. And consequently | Brophy, safety engineer. Police Magistrate E. 8, Allen gave him} Patrol cars will be winter equipped a stiffer sentence than is customary, |with tow chains and shovels to assist to make sure he would be here when |the motorists, he said. law officers want him. ‘The conference ends Saturday. Soto was fined $100 on the drunk charge and when he could not pay the cash was committed to the Bur- leigh county jail to serve it out at the rate of $2 per day. Earlier in the day Soto was caught shoplifting in a local store but was not arrested, according to Ebeling. He was forced by the store manager to give the stolen ar- ticles back. Local authorities were not certain Priday as to wether or not federal narcotics officials would ae cogni- In 1887, a few skylarks imported from England made an effort to es- tablish themselves on Long Island, in ‘what now is the city of Brooklyn. One nest containing young was found almost 10 years later. narcotic properties. It usually is con- sumed by addicts the form of cigarets. The weed grows wild in the Southwest and in Mexico. Of the, 10,000 insects dest All yyed by r cent will be cutworms, and, counting each 2 Butter, %-lb. rints, Ib. .....- Milk, tall cans, 3 for__.....-.... a Carrots, green tops, figure of 1 cent, each toad would be worth about $20 for this service alone. FARMERS CUT RATE MEAT MARKET 612 Broadway Phone 216 16c i. nic Beef Roast, white, Ib. 16c POT ROAST OF BEEF, |b. ....... HAMBURGER, Z2lc SIRLOIN STEAK, ROUND STEAK, 1 9 c PORK CHOPS, Lamb Shoulder shoulder, I --... LOC LIVER SAUSAGE, BLOOD SAU- vcesssssse SDE |] | Matites'at the Blomarek We Deliver Free Theatre. Tender Carrots —Bunch Sc ron29C | Tomato Juice...3 for ZOC ———____—___—_-+ | Sick Twins Die | Half Hour. Apart Napoleon, N. D., Nov. 26.—With- in 30 minutes of each other, the 27-day-old twin son and daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Him- merich, Jr., died. Private funeral services were held in the home eight miles north of Napoleon because the family is quarantined for scarlet fever. Hess Is Convalescing In St. Alexius Hospital Joseph P. Hess of Omaha, former Mandan banker and well known throughout the Missouri Slope, is re- covering nicely in St. Alexius hospital from an ailment for which he under- went an operation Tuesday. He came from Omaha to undergo surgical treatment here. Wishek Doctor Home After Leg Amputation Dr. Grant, well-known Wishek physician, was released from a hospital here Thursday following rt ’s All-Bran. police TWO things. your inbestines a les f need. First, it's a good source of vita- min “B,”—the an vitamin that State 4-H Stock Team Members of the 1937 North Dakota 4-H club championship livestock judging team are shown above getting a few pointers from their coach, County Agent T. X. Calnan of Barnes county. The team will compete with non-collegiate teams from other states in the livestock judging contests in connection with the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago, Nov. 27 to Dec. 4. From left to right are County Agent Calnan; Raymond Stangler, Lucca; Kermit Harstad, Sanborn, and Rolland Reiten, Hastings. Barnes county teams, coached by Calnan, have been state 4-H champions for the past three years, recovery from an operation for the amputation of his right leg. Dr. Grant was brought to the hospital several weeks ago suffering with gan- P&T 105 Fifth St. Free Delivery Across the Street From Patterson Hotel grene in the leg, his surgeons stated, and after treatment failed to cure the disease his leg was amputated just above the knee, FOOD STORE Phone 1994 Jonathans, 20-1b. box.. 3 9 c (40-Ib. box—98c) Many Other Items Too Numerous to Mention zZ Free Ticket with every purchase of Nash’s Coffee te the Saturday Matinee at the Texas, Sweet, Juicy; size 200 20: for 39c Armour’s Star Beans Sere” 3m 25c | 7" DEq| Jello sectsre on ...... SC Spinach ** 2% 25c | BACON | Tomato Juice tn *...21¢ Peas Naztin “es 19c About 1% In.ars. | Noodles te 15¢ fe Wh 23 Honey »c.. °3 48¢ Very short storage! 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