The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 9, 1937, Page 4

‘Final Plans Are Made THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1937 o'clock mass, receiving holy «« wuay ton in a body. rank NI For C.0.0.F. Initiation PQ) SOCIETY an 7 Cl UBS home oj Mrs. teenth St., with All members and candidates of Bis-; Mmes. W. C. Wiley and J. O. Quinn as marck will assemble at the school at 1/ hostesses. Ten members and four p. m., to go to Mandan for the joint guests were present. The lesson was » Final plans for the initiation, Sun- @ay, Dec. 12, of candidates into the | Catholic Order of Foresters were made Wednesday evening as several | members of St. Clemens Court No. 747 | attended a meeting of St. Joseph's Court No. 704, Mandan. In charge of cad is Joseph P. Harren, Red Lake lls, Minn, A joint initiation of candidates to the two courts will be held. About 75 will be admitted into the order. Bismarck members and candidates. initiation at Hudson hall, starting at} 1 o'clock (MST). Degree work will be exemplified by the High Court degree team of Min- neapolis. Following initiation a banquet will be held at the Lewis and Clark hotel at 6 p.m. (MST). State Chiet Ranger Robert Ford, Mandan, will serve as toastmaster. Principal speaker of the evening will be Hugh Young .Minne- apolis attorney and High Court repre- sentative. eek * The Capital Homemakers met Wed- the second one to be given on home management. Mrs. O. J. Olson was in charge. xk * Jr. Auxiliary Groups Will Meet on Friday |" The three junior groups of the American Legion auxiliary, Junior Aides, Juniorettes and Daughters of the American Legion, will meet for a joint Christmas party Fridya at 4 p. m,, in the Auxiliary room in the World War Memorial building. of bridge in play. A guest award was presented to Mrs. Putnam. Mrs, Benson entertained again Wed- nesday for eight guests. A Christmas theme was carried out by @ecorative appointments. Score awards were won by Mmes, P. O. Sathre and E, M. Stanton. * * x Ramstad Classes to Present Xmas Play A Christmas play will be presented by the beginning and advanced pu- pils of Miss Edith Ramstad’s dramatic Classes, according to an announce- ment made Thursday by Miss Ram- The play, “Kings in Nomania,” is a fantasy in five scenes. The most out- standing feature of the production will be the costumes, which will be original and colorful, The story is that of a bootblack and a king. Approximately 30 young people are in the cast, including ages from 5 to 14 years. HIGH COURT HEAR JUDGMENT APPEAL Jamestown Man Seeking to Re- caver From Power Company for Steam Line Extension 2 Moorhead Teacher Is In Critical Condition Jamestown, N. D., Dec. 9.—(#)—The condition of Lawrence Norin, Moor- head State Teachers college instruc- tor, is very critical Thursday, accord- ing to attending physicians. He suf- fered a broken neck in a truck col- Usion Monday night near here. * RAILROAD EMPLOYMENT DOWN terstate Commerce Commission re- ported Thursday a decrease of 55,623 in class one railroad employment be- tween October 15 and the middle of November. : ceere=-ADADSs Bessie Collier, Capetown, South Africa, is among the thousands of Will’s guaran floral agents all over the world _ waiting for your Xmas flower Featured on the entertainment rn program will be a play by dramatic & | pupils of Miss Edith Ramstad. * kx a' Mrs. John Benson Gives s+ Series of Two Parties g| Mrs. John W. Benson, 921 Fifth St., was hostess this week at a series of | two bridge parties at her home. | The first, given Tuesday afternoon, was given in honor of Mrs. H O, Put- nam, who will leave soon for Minne- apolis, Minn. Christmas appoint- ments were used as table and room | decorations. Score honors went to Mrs, C. B. Whittey at the two tables GAMONTS.“JEwEI PY “Gruen,” America’s choice since 1874. This is the “PRECISION watch” and the biggest selling wrist watch in the world. “Longines,” winners of ten Grand Prize awards and leading makers of fine watches since 1866. “Hamilton,” the time-honored watch with years of service and reputation back of it. The above makes of watches are the Aviation watches of the world and while their quality is much higher than many other makes, yet the price is no higher. We handle many other makes and we will be glad to explain the difference in quality. t us show you our assortment of Diamond en- gagement and wedding rings. The quality and prices will please you. F F. A. KNOWLES Jeweler Bismarck’s Diamond Store for Over 31 Years Now December Reductions Dresses 4740 a dt ds 47) gids A) a) 4) ds) ddA dd dd dD) de dD ade a dD dd GIFTS for MEN } * * * Mrs. Ackerman Fetes Mrs. Coleman at Party Mrs, H, L, Ackerman, 718% Mandan COURT, NEWSPAPERS during the evening with score honors going to Mmes. Bert Johnson and Arthur Paul. The honored guest Interior Chief Calls ‘Fagcist- Minded Men’ Greater Threat Than Reds Owen T. Owen, former head of the North Dakota regulatory department, is state tax commis- sioner. received a number of gifts. Christmas appointments were used to decorate the rooms. WPA Begins Buying of Supplies for Building ; New York, Dec. 9 —(P}— The su- North Dakota's WPA Thursday|preme court reorganization contro- requisitioned through the United! versy was recalled trenchantly Thurs- States treasury procurement division/qay as Interior materials to be used in the construc-| Secretary Ickes tion of WPA projects of a total value} served notice that of $53,000, Requisitions covered &/he, at least, was wide field from steel to cement and/still actively on lumber. Purchases will be made at/the field of cam- once through the United States pro-|paign against the curement division. court’s philosophy. At the state office of the WPA, it} In a speech was announced that the requisitions) wednesday night covered materials to be used in the|before the Amer- next six months on WPA projects injican Civil Liber- North Dakota. Placing of requisitions) ties union, Ickes at this time was authorized because}|denounced the of advantageous price quotations in/court as having practically the entire field of building|“gone far to con- Ickes construction materials and to apply|vert the bill of rights into a charter buying power during winter months,| of corporate privilege.” which it is hoped ‘will be reflected in} “‘Fascist-minded men of America,” stabilizing general conditions in man-/ grasping for more power and greater. ufacturing lines producing construc-| riches, are a more real threat to the tion materials. : country than Communists, he It was announced at the state office| clared. of the WPA that there is no prospect) “It is these men who, pretending of curtailed employment during win-| that they would save us from dread- ter months below the 12,000 quota,| ful Communism, would superimpose under which the state now is operat-| upon America an equally dreadful Washington, Dec. 9.—(#)—The In-|orders. 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Hand work- ed initials, corded or plain borders, MEN’S SHOP Fancy Colored Handkerchiefs 29c ea., 79c per box 35c, ea., $1.00 box 39¢c ea., $1.10 box 50c each JAYSON PAJAMAS Lastex Belts As usual you will find the newest and smartest pajamas included in our selec- $1.95, $2.50, $2.95, $3.95 $5.00, $7.50 > Bismarck, N. D. ing the WPA employment. Italy’s Withdrawal From League Rumored Rome, Dec. 9.—(7)—An extraordi- mary session of the Fascist gran council was announced Thursday for Saturday night. Information cir- | culated in diplomatic quarters that the meeting bl Possibly was cal to fy | decide wether Italy should withdraw ve | from the League of Nations. | Today’s Recipe Lima Bean Casserole (4 to 6 servings) Two cups dried lima beans, cold | | water to cover, 1 onion, 1 tablespoon olive oil, % teaspoon salt and 1 sliver of garlic, brown sugar, sliced bacon. Wash beans carefully, soak in cold water. 3 is not necessary to soak the ane 4 you have plenty of time to let thet cook long and slowly. To the water just before you start to cook them, add the onion, olive oll, salt and garlic. Simmer until beans are tender. Butter a casserole. Turn in the soft beans and the liquid. Dust top with brown sugar. Across the beans lay several uncooked strips of bacon. Bake in slow oven (300 degrees F.) for 30 minutes. Your choice of many holiday decorations and centerpieces await. you at our floral shop, m | 315 Third Street. 5 OE———————————————_—_— IN THE NIGHT commands the imme- dete service of our organization end eur facilities. CONVERT Funeral Home 304 Bismarck ANSWERS will be found in the CLASSIFIED GIFT DIRECTORY en the Want-Ad Page Fascism,” he said, Ickes, turning to an attack on parts of the press, said “under the stress of economic forces our press and news agencies are coming more and more under the domination of a handful of corporate publishers who iq |may print such news as they wish to print and omit such news as they dq not wish to print. They may even color the news.” Stokowski Sees Garbo . Off on Trip to Sweden New York, Dec. 9.—(%)—Greta Garbo was Sweden-bound Thursday for a Christmas vacation in her na- ore opald Stokowski, symphony , or chestra conductor, bade the film ac- tress farewell aboard ship before she sailed Wednesday on the liner Grips- holm. The conductor came here from Philadelphia to see her off. Miss Garbo is expected to return to Hollywood, probably in April, to begin a new film. 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