The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-27
PROGRAM ON THANKSGIVING
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Following y program given by the
Garfield School, No. Z, and the Can
field Sunday school Thursday after
noon, u luncheon was served by tho
Garfield ladies aid society. The pro-
gram follows:
Song, "Count Your Blessings
................ ChOlr
Prayer.
Song, "America the Beautiful"
"Why We Are Thankful"-Five Pri-
mary pupils.
Reading, Thanksgiving" Virginia
Mailman.
Reading, "Pilgrinn Fathers,'-Ran-
dolph Jordahl.
Song, Lord Of the Harvest, '-Glee
club.
Reading, 1.-THE Turkeys Handicap
Virgil Little.
Exercise, "A Merry Thanksgiving
Dinner" ......... Primary Pupils
Reaaing. 1.-THE First Thanksgiving,"-
J; Louise Walter.
Reading. "The House by the Side Of
the Road" .............. Gudrun
Song. "Conquering Still,". -. Choir
Play, Americas Roll Of Honor
Fred Olson and High School pupils.
Reading, Landing Of the Pilgrims"
Ollie Cook
Reading. "Nutting.". .Elred Bushey
Song, THANKSGIVING. ...... School
Indian Drill -. ..... Primary Room
Reading, "Grandmother's Quilt.
................. Ira Mccoy
Song, 1--WE Pillow the Fields. '-Glee
Club.
Song, america"
GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATED
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Williams. for
20 years residents Of Burleigh county,
celebrated their golden wedding an
niversary on Sunday, November IA, at
the home Of their daughter, Mrs. +.
G. Hobbs of Cidden, Iowa, according
to word received in Bismarck. The
occasion was also the golden wedding
anniversary Of Mr.. sind Mrs. G. W..
Thompson. Mr.. Williams and Mrs.
Thompson are brother and sister.
Three daughters and four sons Of the
former Burleigh county couple were
present for the anniversary.
ENTERTAIN FOR MISS SIMPSON
Miss Cora Simpson. who Is leaving
in the near future for Dickinson to
make her home, was honor guest at
. farewell party given Wednesday
evening by the girls who live ct the
Mohawk. There were about 16 in at
tendance. The evening was spent in
formally with games and music and
refreshments were served. Miss
Simpson has made her home at the
Mohawk for number Of years. Miss
Leila Diesem Of Miami, Fla, was an
out-0f-town guest.
GUESTS AT CHRISTIANSON HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Field and son,
Jack, arrived from Grand Forks by
motor Thursday evening to spend the
weekend with Judge and Mrs. A. M.
ChristisnS0n. Mr.. Field Is Grand
Forks branch manager Of the Interna-
tiOnal Harvester company and held
the same position In Bismarck for
several years.
ENTERTAdNS AT DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Fossum were
hosts at . dinner on Thanksgiving
day for which there were IL guests.
Following the dinner bridge. was
played, honors going to Mrs. J. B.
Hollenbeck and w. F. Ayers.
GUEST OF SON !.
Mrs. E. McRoberts Of Boxeman.
Mont. Is in Bismarck for . two
weeks visit with her son. L. H. Nc
Roberts Of the regulatory depart
ment. Mrs. McRoberty is en- route
home after q trip. in the east.
MASONIC DANCE
Tho next dance FOR Masons Gnd
their ladies will be Fridsy evening,
December 10. according to m an
nouncement made today BY the en-
tertainment committee Of the Masonic
lodge.
RETURNS TO MINNEAPOLIS
4 A. s. Harris Of Minneapolis, who
was In the city Thanksgiving day,
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. J. L.
Mullin. and family. left Friday for
his home.
HOME FOR THANKSGIVING
+ Maurice Oiehl, con Of Mr.. and Mrs..
= =. Diehl, spent Thanksgiving day
Ia Bisuarek. Mr. Diehl 10 with the
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