The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-19
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS

+. Barton. Mrs. J. w. Mikcscll, Mrs
| +. +. Savage. and Mr.. George Dexter
Some fine addresses were given cs
pccia!ly those by DIR. Robertson o
Wesley College at Grand Forks an,
Bishop Smith Of Helena, Montana, ans
it was with pleasure We listened /.
an address "Thc Great Teacher" b,
Mrs. Elizabeth Zcllcr Of Mckenzie
who filled the charge at Draddocl
last year. We wish that more pcOpl,
could hear and know about the worl
that those Cody men arc doing fol
the furthcrancc Of the Gospel.
Miss Avis Carlisle spent the week.
end as the guest of Miss Marian
Barton.
!, Louis and Carl Thompson passed
!. through Braddock Sunday on their
way to Bismarck to see their brother
who was seriously hurt in an auto
accident.
Mrs. Emma Button has been quite
sick all week with the humps.
Miss Bertha kocnig is i'll at tho
home of her brother, Art Kocnig.
Her place at the home Of DIR. Bacr is
being supplied by Miss Josephine
Salthe.
| Miss Avis Carlisle and Miss Marian
Barton were Steele callers Sunday
! afternoon.
| Several Of the Braddbck young
folks attended u party at the home
!, Of U. +. Lee Saturday night IN
/ honor Of the birthday Of the Lees
| two sons. Max and Jay Lee.
Rev. Pearson delivered splendid
sermon on "thc talents and the use
of our money for the Lords work"
on Sunday morning. Owing to the
great amount Of sickness in town.
| the attendance was not as large as
usual. After service Rev. Pearson
remained for Sunday School and con-
Quoted the mems bible class. At the
close of the Sunday School plans were
made to conduct a Vacation Bible
School about the first week in June.
1t was decided that we employ a cap
able superintendent along with three
local teachers to do this work. The
following committees were appoint
ed. !. To enroll the pupils who
.Aarvig and Mrs. Sherman: 2. To en-
gage building in which to hold the
school and to arrange for all expenses
Mr.. Vice. Mr.. Aarvig and Mr.. Aliens
worth. !,
We feel that it is the wish Of the
parents that their children should
receive this religious instruction
that they do not get elsewhere.
Rev. Father Krank Of Hazelton
conducted services in st. Mary's
Catholic church on Sunday morning.
High School Notes
Mrs. Langford Of the High School
staff has resigned and her subjects
are being supervised by Miss Haas
and Mr.. Sherwin. Mrs. Leshcr has
charge Of Latin /.
The senior class has been kept
busy the past week, choosing rings
and announcements. The annual class
play will be "A Poor Married Man.
Owing to measles, mumps and scarlet |
fever large percent Of the high |
school students have been absent |
the past week. They are beginning |
to return now and We hope a full at.
tendance is present Monday.
7th and 8th Grades
Thursday and Friday of last week |
were unlucky days for our room. /
Over half the pupils were absent.
The attendance this week is much |
improved. there being only two of |
and Eldon Stckncy.
We arc wondering if the children in
California arc playing baseball dur
ing rcccsscs in February and March.
We are.
9Th, 9Th and 9Th Grades
This week ends with an imperfect !
attendance. There have been three
pupils absent all week. We will GER
tainly be glad when everybody gets /
we'll.
We were sorry to hear that Mamie
was i'll with SCARLET fever. We hope
she is not seriously i'll and that she |
will recover rapidly. |
We have been learning poems of !,
Spring in our language classes. We
arc beginning to think that spring is
very near and we all hope so.
Primary Notes
Measles, humps and scarlet fever I
have kept many Of Us absent the past I
three weeks. We are dramatizing
sleeping Beauty" Mildred is the
princess, Ross the King, Alice the
queen. and William Robinson is the !
prince.
We had our first lesson in charcoal
drawing last week and found it to
be very interesting. We are glad to
come soon.
The first grade class in number
work is learning to tell time. We
made clock faces this week and put
the Roman figures on them. We put
large black hands in front Of The
faces, and enjoy playing games with +
our clocks.
The regular meeting Of the
Daughters OF Grace was postponed for
two weeks. owing to the prevailing
sickness.
The next regular meeting Of the
Cherry Grove =. T. A. will be held on
Tuesday evening, March %. The fol- /
lowing program will bc given.
Children's Literature.
Community singing
Roll Calmly Favoritc Book AS a
Child.
A Parents Crccd--All.
Building Up a Child's Library-Mr.
Shcrwin. |
Story Telling and Reading Aloud
Mrs. Aarvig.
Childrcn's Magazincs---Mrs. Martin.
a Group Of Stories-Mrs. Sherwin.
Music--A Group Of Chlldrcn's
Songs--Childrcn of grades.
Hospitality Committcc-tMrs. Muir.
ply and Mr.. Allensworth.
A pleasant social hour will follow.
Parents don't miss this meeting!
Come and hear about the surprise |
program planned for April. *
SAFETY FIRST"
The Cherry Grove r. r. A. of |
Braddock has recently adopted a. its
slogan Safety First" They have
some valuable advice for married |
men. and are willing to pass it |
along. The opportunity lies before
you men! Come out Friday evening |
March &c. in tho school gymnasium.
II you are an innocent and inof- !
fensivc young husband don't, follow
the example of Bob Kocnig who takes
the part Of Jack Montgomery. II you
DO. you are apt to mar the beauty oil
'""- fa;- wife ms Jack did to his wife.
Mabel Montgomery, played b. Ms
Edith Haas The MOTT - 1nrr., A.