The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-12
Salvation Army Plans =,
Big Day for Sunday

A Dig 0ay is Planned sunday at the
Salvation Army, when Evangelist
Wilmer, known as the little man with
the big message, will conduct spe.
cial meetings. At 700 a. m. a prayer
service will be held and at 1900 a.
m. holiness meeting. The evangel-
list has prepared special sermon for
the evening service at 8 o'clock.
Monday evening a lecture will be
given by Evangelist Wilmer as the
closing feature of his weeks meet
ings. A musical program will be
given by the Army band and the evan
gelist will exhibit curios from Zulu
land. This evening he will speak on
Brandy and Bones :.
Candy Sale Tonight.
Members Of the Junior Hustlers'
class of the McCabe church will hold
a candy sale this evening in tine S. T..
Bergeson store. Only home made
candies will be on sale. - -
Annual School Hike.
The seniors and juniors of the high
school held their annual hike Friday
afternoon, going to Burnt creek after
school hours and remaining until
8 o'clock. The hike was given by
the seniors as return for the junior
banquet to the graduates. They were
accompanied by the high school fac
ulty. Outdoor sports featured and a
wiener roast was enjoyed. The boys
pulled off a tug-o'war.
Women's Club Notes.
The Monday club will meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Victor j. LaRose
at her home on Sixth street. The
subject of conservation will be contin-
ued and will feature the child. The
will consist of papers on
1.-The Progress of Child Labor Laws"
moral and Physical Training and
Public Amusements-Goo and Bad"
The roll call will be responded to
by names of various childrens amuse-
ments.
The Mothers club will meet with
Mrs. Bruce E. Jackson at her home
on Fourth street. The study of the
child will feature the program. Mrs.
R. NJ. Ferguson will read paper on
'Nutritive Value of Different Foods
and Their. Proper Proportions in
Ones Diet
l,s ,a To BE June Bride.
AT charmipgly appointed lunch
eon given this afternoon by Mrs. Al
exander Schutt of Avenue B. the en-
of her sister, Miss Orba
Dean Savers to William Robert Tor
gerson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
OF Grand Forks. was an
Cards on which were writ
en the names of Miss Savers and her
lance and presented during the lunch
ION was the way the hostess took to
the interesting news. The
luncheon was given in candlelight
rhe table held centerpiece of XII
arney' roses and tulips, the blooms
icing studded in moss in Japanese
,asket and tied with maine bow.
Pink and white were the color tones.
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he guests. The engagement will ter
innate in an early June wedding.
The bride-elect is very we'll known
n the city and in the eastern part of
he state.
Passes Medical Examination-The
many friends of DR.. John H. Moore,
on of DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Moore of
fifth street, will be glad to learn he
'assed successfully the medical exam
nation of Cook county, Ill.,, and is
low eligible as an inferno in Cook
UNITY hospital. DR.. Moore will grad
late in June from the Northwestern
Evanston, III. He has al
eady enlisted for the Red Cross SER
ice in France, but will take up in
erne work in one of the hospitals
'efore leaving. Many of the physi-
ians in his unit leave shortly for
rance. A number of the young grad
ates were asked to do inferno work
'efore going to the front. 1t was
through the advice of the university
instructors, carrying out the govern
nent's orders, that DR.. Moore was
persuaded to stay behind.
Over 200 children in the "Pixies"
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