The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-24
Quarterly Business
Meeting of Baptists

The First Baptist church congre.
CATION of Bismarck will hold it's quar-
terly business meeting at the church
parlOrs on Fourth street this evening
Preceding the meeting, beginning at
$50, the ladies of the church will
serve a family dinner, at IS cents for
children and so cents for adults. The
business session will open at 1880.
Matters of much importance to the
church will present themselves for
consideration, and every member of
the congregation is urged to attend.
Fine New Daughter.
IT. T.. Wildfang, cashier of the Ster-
ling State bank. came in today to
make the acquaintance of a handsome
new daughter who arrived at the Bis
marck hospital Tuesday.
20. Catholic Ladies to Meet.
The Catholic Ladies' sewing circle
will meet at the knights of Colum.
bus hall Thursday afternoon at 200
O'Clock. Mrs. Frank Ryan and Mrs.
Frank Geierman will entertain
- t2, Baptist Ladies' Aid.
The Ladies' Aid of the First Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. l.. A..
Couch at her home on 18th street,
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. At
this time the ladies are planning a
rummage sale to be held May 10.
j.. For Mr.. Reynolds t..
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Howard Light en-
tertained at dinner. at their home on
north Fourth street Tuesday evening
in honor of X. R. Reynolds OF the 42nd
United States engineers, and his host,
George b. Farrell. 49,: .-"-.. ,r
y. az. 10 Montana '
George B. Farrell, general agent in
North Dakota for the Stoughton Wag-
on Co.. left at noon today for Billings
and Great Falls, Mont, where he will
spend several weeks in the interests
Of his company, 49, 4. - .
,'a:'" :i4'.Father Very lIL @a '>''. '''.'
Nv. L. Parsons, county superintend.
ent of schools, received a wire this
afternoon from Page announcing that
his father. pioneer of Cass county,
is very i'll. Mr.. Parsons will leave
for Page this evening. ,''.' s,.' .
-. For Mrs. Wilson e..-3 i
Mrs. IT. r. Atkinson and Mrs. G. L.
Young entertained at an informal
luncheon at the formers home on
Ave. b this week in honor Of Mrs. F.
A. A.ahr of Ave. B and her sister,
Mrs. Wilson, who is visiting Mrs.
abr The afternoon was spent in
knitting for the Red Cross.
To Live in Devils Lake.
Mrs. Daniel v. Brennan, widow of
the late first assistant attorney gen.
c!al, who has been in the city for a
few days closing her residence here,
and her sister, Miss Mary E. Norton.
will leave this evening, Mrs. Brennan
le.urning to Devils Lake, where she
will spend the summer with Mr.. Bren-
mans parents, and Hiss Norton return
ing to Washington, D. c., where she
is secretary to her brother, Rep. Pat
rick D. Norton. ., v....sf ....-. H. =,
d; " Missionary Society
,Fhe Missionary society of the Pres
by:erian church will meet tomorrow
;tts3 o'clock in the church chapel. The
subject to be studied will be Africa.
by ,tional services will be in cha, sc
of Mrs. Chares Hageman. "The Zulu
and His God" by Mrs. Robert Boyd,
1.-THE Largest Church in the World
by Mrs. G. w. Cochrane, "An African
Heroine" by Mrs. w. F.. Jones and a
song, 1.-THE World Children for Jesus
by Marjorie Smith complete the pro-
gram. 49,, = SI...r
TO THE GENTLEMEN