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Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
MAKES HIT
Spectators Watch Trade School and National Rhea
 Play Fast Game

lH eeef match aytd u Putnam 444. deal Rea her coHdi= uuH~ N aH...f hed success judging by the eaHmgats from he many spectators WHa saw the game hast Saturday V Mellor, who captain ed he Na4aaa Rhea team. won the choice uf ends SO the Trade school boys hfcked oti having the bright sun and slight breeze against them Fast mldiield pl4y followed with the Trade school bearing down towards their op- poneuts goal when one of thc Rhea team handled the ball. giving the Trade school free kick Mccormick took Che kirb and sent in a rocket shot which Murphy partially stopped but could not hold. one of Che Trade school men being in on the play Hak Ing sure the haIl went over the goat lne 10 put the Trade school one goal up
 The reverse spurred the National R1,a team and being ably led by the veteran Nellor they hemmed ln tht Trade boy < defense and were soon oH even terms Play continued at fast pace and from a faulty clearance stiAtNA @NAta ItANhtf TWO. NnltH was soon followed by number three. the ball being defoeted past Burgess i1 goal by one If his own defense men The first half ended with the National Rhea leading by four goals to one although the play was fairly even. Mellor and his forwards were more dangerous at goal
 Play was resumed after a few mn utes rest, the ball travelling from end to end at a rapid pace with neither team adding Co their score. Mellor talk ing his position at full back weakened the Rhea forward line Gilbert made 4 two goals for the Trade school from 4 well placed corner kick. the ball twisting cut ef Murphy's hands over the goal line
 The 6ual results of the game was National Rhea 6. Trade school The play not being as one-sided as the score indicates Mccormick and Hines were the outstanding players on the Trade school team and Mellor led team which showed remarkable ability at soccer from goal Co forward
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
Iourtellotte High Wins Glass D Cham.
 pionship

Chubbuck. the all-star school pl,y. CT, brought the class D small school basket ball championship Co North Grosvenordale when Tourtellotte High marched through the Glass D opposition easily defeating Washing. Ion by twelve points and Litchfeld hS eighteen points. Tourtellotte has played twenty games this season with. out defeat and Chubbuck has been heralded as the hero of each game.
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SPoRLTSs

Sherman and Moss
 Wheatley and Bourgeois won fror4 Tourfellotte and Payne
 Miyueauit and Buiger won from Clifford and Shaw
 Warrent and Gallant won from Johnson and Thayer
 Mansfield and Carroll won from ThuFston and Arnold
 Pinochis Berth and Cavanaugh lost Co Stan ton and Samuel Diamond.
 Checker Geissler won from Perry. Warren won from Stanton. Total score. Eiks l4; Maaons, 6. The players were paired and scores tabulafed by Leonard Meilor during the whole tournament. it was con siderable of task but ably handled.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
EIGHT MORE BOUTS
 BEING ARRANGED
Putnam Sporting Club Will Hold Another Meet On
 April 18th
CarIey. Toarains and White Will Be
 Features

Managers of the Putnam Sporting Club have announced another meet for Wednesday evening. April l3 in St Johns hall The program as usual Will contain eight baats of three rounds each.
 While t s too eaf5g =a announce the bill it is stated that semI-fnal between Bob White and Young Tour aIne Hlll be a feature. fnls match z one that will hold espee4a. Interest Tor the fans who have followed -H= bouts since last fat White has rEs reived two decisions and los- one He was beaten by Carley at the last bout but bg ne Wlde maegHa -Four aine and eaTiey have DraseH evan With q decision each Tae T aEalra and White match wiii be ae worth sceiuK
 WhIle 6ar.ey ail. D@ c ba1 his opponent has net 1~eH selected Negotiations are under way Hartford a4F who E sster Co#eT an s good
 Staa Prov eHea 4s
 aA
 .H program 
 can ss mases~f aa -
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 e formerly  fr==s
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
TURKEY SUPPER AT
 THE MASONIC WAKE
THE PRINCIPALS IN THE oBsEoUIEs MEMBERS OF THE CLUB PARTICIPATING IN THE TOURNAMENT,
 WILL PAY FOR THE COVERS
Frame Played Monday Nigbt-Mlo and Lewis
 Win High HonorI.

The EIks won from Che Masons h ake last meet of this season's tourna rnent at the Masonic club rooms. Mon. day evening Score. ElA If. Mason. C In anticipation of She obsequie. the Masonic club eartoonist ex Mayor Allie " Marcy, had prepared a black board picture of tbc last rites. Thn depicted 90 coffin bearing the Masonic emblem decorated Wth pink fower. The recognized BersaaaRe of Ar AndreW GBup t8ei n the head of the bier book in hand Near by as mourners. were Nm and the Widow ZandeH. While 10 the back ground wers JigRr Aaggie BiHty Moore of al The T8onefsillc trolley af the brow of the hill denoted how the mournerg had reached the burial place
 Andy usually ipQial fellow had just concluded reading 2 short orig nal service as follows
 "Felfaw eltizeH According ta the laW of gravity all dead bodies hould be returned to Mother Earth Here then lies the remains 8f the Masonic Club tournament team killed in ar ton hp thc heavier Elk elHh Like eolore8 -oops thee tough Hahly h8' they lacked eo.aaeratIon. ea priI1a ton of collaboration Ifi them rsst in piecfF uHti resurrection da2 Ir November ahen Ha doubt 'heg all try te rise aRaia for Hope springs eternal tiHt.l then. amen.
 Turkey Supper Follo~s
 Ths tournament over almost. The ohzequies. however. vii 1ot be concluded until reV' Tuesday night when tae s.etora aH1 vanauIzhed gather are moro T. ttH Haznnir etub there t8 paftake af turkey 1aae- provided bF thf l=-ae aIH+ Afaer thia tHe rsrHz and hal'z and HH# board H =fa4 tstF zas q. warm HuM=H '# H+ eleansa and polished f#
 taurr #msrt fa stat na1f faH
 There is H1 laafaH t8f tHat a sef0uH ueHt VlIt he arranged Tho ending fr tournament h Aaar our If -rraf .rfarH and enjoyment and wHuld b. continue indefinitely cxeena for aHa HHrfe4eh af warn weather NHt oHls hasH the evening" been "a s-ea#=atIH huf tHe #em bers Hf two organization Hav' been gf9sg'V together an.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
collesians Win State Y Champion.
ship al Stafford

The Woodstock Colleglans. senior Y M. (. A basket ball champs of Windham county annexed the state ! championship Saturday night, Mar l9, by winning from Stafford '. NJ. (. A. by a score of 49 to 42.
 An outstanding feature of tbs game also of basket ball history !n this section. was the fact that Cbub- buck of North Grosvenordale was 3 big factor in clinehing the class B high school championship for Tour.el- lotte High school during the day and then entered the Collegians lineup and scored nineteen points for that az Rregation, total of forty-nine poia,s
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
CHECKERS
Championship of Eastern Con- necticut To Be Decided In
 Putnam.

The annual checker meet for the championship If eastern Connecticut. sponsored iast year by the HuWelt Athletic club of Norwich. will be held this scar under the auspices If the Putnam Checker Club. at Putnam. on Good Friday tHril l5. at tho Armory ] ivert street
 Play will tart at l0.30 m prompt. lV and wIil continue throughout the day. until the championship Is won
 Ther. WIl be suitable prizes award ed Am person who tx a resident of foliWd N5V London OF Wndham ta.afs aae bie to enter
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01

scored by this fast player in less shas twelve hours.
 In making this record Chubbues made twenty-one baskets and seycn free tries.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
BASEBALL

The Patriot sports department has received the following letter which ex- plans itself
 Newark \ J. March p. 1927. Sportiug Editor. Putnam Patriot:
 Dear Sir Can sou furnish h me with the names and addree ses of any of the managers of the leading semi professional teams of yolr vicinity '? We are considered Newark's best at traction and have met many of the best clubs of lersez and New York Fh.z season We would like to arrange a few game iu vYur vicinity. and any ciated bV
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
JUDGE MISTAKES
 BOXERS IDENTITY
Mckay Takes Saequet For Gravelin Tn Awarding the
 Decision

The decision of the judges iH award. ing the sixth bout at the last meet 9I the Putnam Sporting Club Co 9faEeiih of Mousup, which met with such disaI proval by the press and fans, takes a peculiar angle from after events. ne Patriot learns on questionable a2- thority that Judge Mckay states that he fully intended ta give the h9lt % Saequet. but that be Hlsteak one box CT for the other
 IL will be remen. haIei that IT max in9 the preliminary announcement An u0uncer I,ebeau first introduced sac auet as Grayelin and BraFeln as sac guet He ehanPad the introduction shortly afterward l. was tnls that confused McKaF. RHa has since aH- n0unced that he fai5 intended giFlik Sacquet his vote
 There are. We understand, those who feel that .He decision snoaia stand. From thf press table there was nothing to 1t b1t saeqaet after the middle 0f the see aa round
 First 6raveiins Oniy
 There is no q5est8ea about the hrst round T. was Gravel ny Wide marVin Tn the ,gE5at 5raveiin vas again having tHa batter If it at the opening. but bef sEe round was more than half Sar4uet landed a s-raiEht left rha t1e blood splrt- irr from Grave. From that moment antl md af the round Sae3ast worked .-as straight left and firaaaiia could r .E. AgaIn and agan did saceua ts# on the nose and mouth 'f the N 1rvEr and be was z.rt ta his corr arsd With blood which Was staI az from nose and meazz f. va sstzaHahly Sac .7.let 5 round
 Fhe lass -as saeg8es brought s1ase left iahs a.a7 agatn and landed almost Hhlle he dld ar- h~s4F e 1la shmeHt ae ~ aa-d and the more asa rushed -lc1z. Hrr1 ~ ssterat
 w sat blows rA Hf tEs
 -Isa=
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 gaue
 u.aHl. a=
 saW ir f E.. fight.
 and admits
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 ad ef Sac
 match hHfwaaH
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Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
Yours ru's
 IlarrE Ancar.

ltA Broad Street. Newark. \.
 While the easoa in tals locality Dot as far ad aHced a j8 %eN Jersey. and We kume af ua certain baseball leans q. b organized th year. sIi'' ls fell that possibly the Silk Sex ef some other s f9HE tEam at a year aee may De inter trd in tho atoy5 and 70 may eemmun'cate with he booking manager ot the team whose name slgned to the communication.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
iH,.a inner

4l a#lHs. -l-=
 .fnzea hrst nuat at tas @a ez EHa4 aaa Hat tHrmleH Won Ns aH Iha decision as glk ta. d2a= #a the emeut 3H th. write ar af the meet ing tho judge dee5sIaH ta Earmier Wa= an .H= adYsftanee Heioquin was gieen the decision haf t was a class one W believe fha DaHIelson boy deserved f by small margin. however.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01

Robbed hair is banned in the Chinese Province of Chihl by order of the mil itarN governor
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
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Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
RrHdre

A E Macdonald and Benef lost 70 Perry and Robert Diamond
 Mcintyre and Fhillips loaf lo John son aHa Simpson
 Maat and iew8s waH from Jenkins and English
 Rich and Padrett Iost to BuHey and Holden
 BarEu- and AiIru Avrriii Rau from William Wheaton and Prince.
 Vaughn aa8 N V 4.eH# 'a=t ta M0rse and Gr.seHnf
 H8HH #z.aH fFaa 00IlEarI Hs+zaf
 " i.au Murray Han
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line Mf sham was an efficient referee and had charge of the fol- lowing teams.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
BOWLING

TIITH fIITU IUIAI- v - I7.#- High tenn string. Put Woalen 663 High average. St Onee, ll6. HIpl tbrpe strings. Duure. 4l4 High fnglp NeveuN and Ryan i6l
 PUTNAM BUICK
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
Bd What

FWr- aaa tH# s# ff# and se4at4
 GagHe HHA ba5 @ ts= and BruuHHau
 ErsdFJl 4AA Is.Nl#AEl n ll9.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
close friendsbips have been formed
 Win High Honors

close friendships have been formed
 Win High Honors
 Fer nps the highest houorf of the tournament should be awarded Ga Omer Mlst and George Lewis Jr. They have played bridge whist ln ev. cry meet and came through the tpu unmeHf undefeated This Is an eEeep tional and noteworthy record
 The Maaons tied one night. Janu- ary Z4. and won once. February "a The resuifz were as follow except thnt a few checker games played on another evening are not included These would change the score but little
 November %. Elks f0 Nasons 3, December |. Elks 16. Masaus i De eernber tf. Elks II. Masons 2 Deeem- ker %. l2 te 2 December z7 l4 70 2 January 2. 10 to g.. 10th. II to 7i T7fh. n 70 T. 24th. TO and 10i 5Ist. I2 Co 2. February 2, 10 70 2; l4th 2 fa I05 21a. 10 10 2, 2sth. 10 te z. Harvh T. l2 10 ss l4th. 70 To Q, 2lst. n ta 2. 2sth. li Co : Total Elks. 20s HasoHs. lZ5
 Monday night result was a5 fol- laee
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HIGH OFFICER
WILL BE GUEST.
AT w. B. A. MEET
CONTINUED from page one)

w. B. A. for the state Of Michigan.
Mrs. Droelle will be guest Of honor
at the Quadrennial Great Review
which will open formally Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock in the Patter-
son hotel.
During Mrs. Droelle's visit a num-
Der of social affairs have been
planned in her honor to enable her
to meet the members of the North
Dakota Review and to welcome Mrs.
Annie DeMars Of Fargo, North Da-
kota commander, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Dow of Mandan, district deputy, who
will also be guests Of the convention.
The committee in charge of ar
engagements includes Mrs. Effie Say
ler general chairman; Mrs. Bertha
Adler, Mrs. Alta Herman, Mrs. Jennie
Will and Mrs. Selma Tekippe Other
committees are:
Reception, Mrs Sayler, Mrs. Adler,
Mrs. Herman, Miss Erma Lyngstad,
Miss Mable Olson, Miss Jessie Ramp,
Miss Emma Falkner. Mrs. d. Stat
terry, Mrs. f. E. Morris, Mrs. Dow Of
Mandan, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Ella o.
son, Mrs. Fannie Seitz. Mrs. Fay
Ravenous.
Program, Mrs. Morris.
Train, Mrs. Jennie Wit1, Mrs. era.
ven.
Decorating, Mrs. Tekippc, Mrs. Es-
telle Carr, Mrs. Floyd Hastings.
Hall, Mrs. Adler, Miss Olson.
Banquet, Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Adler,
Miss Elsie Wilde and Miss Olson.
The convention will be opened by
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message sent by Townley from
jamestown last night. The message
said only that oil had been struck
and that Operations would start
again tomorrow"
why operations will be resumed il
oil has already been struck he did
not know he said.
N. b. French, editor of the Oil
News, said that Townley hopes to
obtain oil in paying quantities by
drilling few feet deeper. The paper
also announced a giant mass meet
ing to be held at Robinson tomorrow
to witness the anticipated oil strike.
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McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Walter f.. Water. Pastor

0lLCI IIs V0sCIO OCtV1
Divine service will be conducted
fmxt Sunday as follows:-
1880 a. m. Morning worship. The
pastor will preach on the subject.
1.-THE Eternal Vcrities" or "An An
chorage For Faith" The ladies
quartet and Mrs. w. ]. Targart will
Sing. Organ Music. Prelude in G.
Minor-Hosmer. Theme from "Air
Varie," Vicuxtemps. Minuetto Pom
poso-Harris.
1900 noon. Sunday school, classes
for all ages.
: 7p. m. Epworth League
8 p. m. Evening worship. The
pastor will preach the last sermon
of the series on "Thc Ten Command
ments In Modern Life" Text:
'Thou Shalt Not Covet." Sermon
subject: "That Sin of Covetousness. y
The Young Peoples choir and Miss
Ella feathers will sing. Organ
music "A Song In The Night
Sheppard. Twilight Dcvotion-Peasc
Vespcr Observation-Disclosures.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Thayer and End Street
pan1 q WRIGHT.


The order Of service for Sunday
morning is as follows
Organ Prelude: holy, Holy, Holy"
........ ..... ASnIOfd
Mrs. R. E. Morris
Anthem: "Cast thy Burden'-Hand-
len
Presbyterian Church Quartet
Offertory: "Madrigal" $500. Heiser
Mrs. Morris
Anthem: "Ponder my Works, O God"
............ J.. ............ Rogers
Presbyterian Church Quartet
Sermon: 1.-THE Mystery of His Will"
Paul s. Wright
Postludc: "Vesper Recessionap.
Schiller
Mrs. Morris
The morning service is broadcast
by radio station KFYR regularly at
1890.
Evening service:
Prelude: Evening" ...... Shelley
Song Service
Offertory: Evening Shadows.
....,. Weber
Sermon: Spiritual Alchemy"
Paul S. Wright
Mr.. Wiser will sing solo.
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zion Ev. LUTHERAN CHURCH
missouri Synod)
Fourth street and Avenue A

j. V. Richert, Pastor.
Sunday services as follows:
9:30 a. m. Sunday school in charge
of Miss Ella Brelje.
10:3O a. m. Morning worship
Germany.
Sermon: Cor. IL, Concerning
Spiritual Gifts
$3.50 p. M. The pastor will preach
at Driscoll in the German language.
$50 p. m. Bible Hour in charge
Of the w. L.
1880 p. m. Evening servicek Eng
lish).
Sermon: l John 2, Jesus, Our
Mighty Advocate"
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!. In long distance conversation
with the Associates Press, H. G.
Schumacher, Townley representative
at Robinson, said oil had been struck
there some TING ago. and that
drilling will be resumed tomorrow in
an effort to bring in we'll.
He said a strong showing of oil
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH N

Rev. A. j. Malmquist. Pastor.
Sunday school, GAS a. m. Mr.. c..
C. Larsen, superintendent.
Divine service in English, 10:30
a. m. Text: fourth Sunday after
Easter, John 1879. Subject:
"Christ's invitation to the Thirsty"
In the evening at 8 o'clock The
Women's Missionary society" will
render the program, which should
have been given last Sunday evening,
but which had to be postponed on
account of the storm. The church
choir and other musical talents with
contribute with songs and the pastor
will give short talk on Home Mis-
SION
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as we were compelled to postpone
the service last Sunday evening.
On Monday evening, May %, at 8
O'Clock the girls of the Guild will give
the play they have been working. on
for several weeks. 1t is entitled:
"A Stitch in Time" There will be
no admission charged, only silver
offering will be taken.
The Daily Vacation Bible school
will begin Monday, June 49, Classes
will be arranged for all children from
5 to 16 years. The hours Of meeting
will be from 8 to 1850 each morn
ing except Saturday.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Of Fourth st. and Ave. p.

.. II. OtePHeHS, 7 10 CUF.
1880 Morning worship, subject,
"Who Is Wiser"
1900 Sunday schol for all ages.
TOO Senior B. Y. p. u, Gertrude
Miller, leading Junior B. Y. p. u.
$500 Evening worship, subject,
AN Ordinance That is Much Abused"
500 Wednesday evening, prayer
meeting, study of LIST Peter.
$500 Thursday Mission Circle
meets. .
The ordinance of baptism will be
administered at the evening service
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Rev. Walter E. Water, pastor Of the
Methodist church, at 10 o'clock Tues
day morning. The convention ban
quet will be served at z o'clock Mon
day evening in the dining room Of
the Patterson hotel with Miss Jessie
Ramp as toastmistrcss.
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OIL IS FOUND
AT ROBINSON.
TOWNLEY SAYS

tContinued from mage onA)
mentioned in the story was more
'than n year ago when drilling oper-
atoms were stopped.
]. The. explanations offered by Town
loN's friends il that he wanted to get
leases on some adjoining land before
announcing the discovery.
Maddox Gets Telegram
In long distance conversation to-
day with Lieut.. Gov. Walter Mad
dock, at Plaza, said he knew nothing
further than word contained in a
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had been discovered before drilling
was stopped. That was over y year
ago.
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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST,
SCIENT1CT

Corner Fourth St. and Ave. C.
y Sunday service at 11:OO a. m.
Subject: "Mortals and Immortals."
Sunday School at 9:45 am.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at s o'clock.
I A reading room is open. in, the
church building every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, except legal
holidays, from to 4 D. m.
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Events Of the Week Ahead

Lions Club; Grand Pacific Hotel 1915 p M
p. E. O., Mrs. G.. L. Young .............. 800 p M
City Commission, City Hall ............... 500 p M
T. O. O. #. Canton l. @. @. F. Hail. ........ 800 r. M
Masonic Blue Lodge Masonic Temple ....... $500 p M
Kiwans Club Grand Pacific Hotel ....... 1915 p M
Mothers Service Club, Mrs. Hugh Spanger. 300 p M
War Mothers, Mrs. John Burke ........... 300 r M
Veterans Of Foreign Wars Grand Pacific r
A. O. u W., A. o. u. w. Hall ............ 500 r. M
Eastern Star, Masonic Temple ............ 800 p M
H. o. O. F. Subordinate /. @, O. f. Hall. .... 500 p NJ
Progressive Mothers Club Mrs. H. J. Nelson. $500 NJ
Rotary Grand Pacific Hotel ............. 1915 F. M
Current Events Club Mrs. C. r. Simpson $500. 800 p NJ
Fcrtniohtv Club place to be announced $3.50. 800 p NJ
Ia Moav's Masonic Temple ............. 1880 P. M
Catholic Order of Foresters st Marys Hail. 500 p M
Knights Of Pvthias A. O. u w Hall ...... 500 p. M
M r A I H. O. r Hall ................ 500 p M
Methodist Ladies' Aid Methodist Church Parors p
Mothers Cnh Mrs Ienhart ......... 800 P. M
pr..hvtaran ladies' Aid PRESBYTERIAN Church 300 p NJ
ronon.ru "a " Armorv ........ 7:30-P. NJ
Ma.nr;c Comm anderv Masonic TEMPLE $1,000. 500 P. NJ
MoSnar +;son Wonen;s club @ O. F. Hall -. 500 p M
noinh;an society prince Hotel ........... $3.50 A. M
. :, - = nils Hall .................... 500 p NJ
=. n n = = Ercamnment @ O. F Hall $3.50. 500 p NJ
M ~ - - r " Hall .......... 500 F. NJ
p.nbow Girls Masonic Temple ........... 1880 p M
n;snn.rcL odue If r Of r. r. A. O. u w. Hall 1000 A. NJ
U r 80 Cainhus 81 Marv,s Hall ...... 800 p NJ
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Social and
Personal
JuN1oR-sENloR BANQUET

The Juniors Of the Bismarck Evan
gelical hospital will entertain the
Seniors this evening at q banquet at
the Prince hotel. Miss Esther Teich-
man of\the alumni will act as toast
mistress. An interesting program has
been planned. There are % members
Of the graduating class.
TO FARGO
Rev. F. H. Davenport. rector-of st.
Georges Episcopal church, left today
for Fargo to attend the. annual con-
vocation Of the Episcopal church in
North Dakota. The session will open
on Sunday morning and conclude
Wednesday.
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LINEN SHOWER !

Mrs. F.. j. Knoll (Clara Wahler)
was guest of honor last evening at .
linen shower given at the home Of
Mrs. O. H. Reynolds of Mandan by
the girls of the Capitol Steam Laun-
dry. Mrs. Knoll is bride of the
week.
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LUTHER LEAGUE MEETING
The Young Peoples Luther League
Of the Trinity Lutheran church will
meet at the church Tuesday evening
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TO GIDEON MEETING

Bismarck Gideons are being repre-
scented at the state meeting in James
town today by w. J. Noggle, George
Register. Jr., Kenneth Preston, j. NJ.
Bell and George kilmerc.
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In 1920 there were only 2O,l29
bachelors in France. In 1921 the
number rose to 208.449, in 1926 TO
100000.
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at 8 o'clock. A program and social
A0ur will be held.
RETURNS FROM ROBINSON
Mrs. Susanna Hultberg has return.
ed from a business visit in Robinson.
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SATURDAY, MAY IA, 1927
CHURCHES
ST. GEORGES EPISOOpAI,

W U1VbSO1 y EFISVOfA AL .
Corner Thayer and Third st.
Rev. F. H. Davenport, Rector.
Fourth Sunday after Easter,
(No early communion service)
9:45 a. m. Church school.
II a. m. Morning prayer.
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