The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-05
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noted musician. The club decided
money Tor the chaatspqsa fand. ~
Lone Scouts offer to clean the park
was gratefully accepted BY Tho club
members. The following ptoeram
was rendered: Pager, Kew Music
Developed. Mrs. LAWYER; Harry LAp-
der, sketch Of -His Life, Mrs. wills
victrola selections By Harry Lauder
and Calli-Curci. Mrs. Anhorn; vocal
solo, Fern Finch; piano selections,
Mrs. Gibson; vocal solo. Mrs. O'Con-
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Mr.. and Mrs.. Dan Hsrrea and
family, accompanied by Mrs. Wealth.
erly and little daughters, left ST.
urday for an extended visit In Min
nesota and South Dakota.
We neglected to mention last
week very interesting mission
meeting held at the home Of MA
Mcvcy. A large crowd was present
and some most interesting papers
were read by members.
A most enjoyable Day was spent
Sunday vt the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
If. p. Finch when about Is relatives
to celebrate Franks birthday anni-
versary.
Rev. Corbit. N. G. Emch and E. +.
Saunders motored to Lennon Nom
Miss Ruth Cochranc, who teaches
ut Solen, spent Sunday at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Anhorn and Mr..
and Mrs. f. LAWYER were guests
Mt the Julius Teller home Sunday
Mrs. Walter Moen entertained at
dinner Sunday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aanestad, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sept
and Miss Marjorie Lundin and Axcl
Changren. 1880
A Rease Of Regent has accepted
a position ut the Farmers Elevator,
recently vacated by Fred Seal.
Professor and Mrs. Aanestad
moved into the Hurley apartments
Monday evening.
Clarence LAWYER entertained n
number Of friends at his home wed
nesday evening in honor of Verne
Mrs. Mary Erbe of Bismarck ID =
guest ut the Clark Hill home.
Charles Brown and Clark Hill arc
owners Of new Chevrolet cars.
The telephone switchboard witt be
installed ut the Wyman store for the
future.
Presbyterian church notes for Sum
day, May s: This second Sunday Of
May is set apart as Mothers Day,
and the services in the different
churches will be in keeping with the
thought Of the day. We urge all to
attend church services somewhere
on this Mothers Day. If you havc
no church home we invite you to
Worship with us. Leith, morning
t. ~ - -
at II. Raleigh, Sunday school at 2
o'clock, sermon ut 8. Carson, Sun
day school at IL o'clock, evening wor-
ship at s. A male quartet will
furnish special music.
High School Notes Is.
Our school Is very busy preparing
an operetta pageant entitled, I'm =
Florists Window" -
A defamation contest will be held
at Lcith Wednesday evening. May
4. The participants are Irene Hur-
ley. Helen Vessel. Ruth Wcatherly
and Gerald Hurley.
Martin Ticker has been absent
from school the past two days.
This week we complete our nd
vance work in all our high school
subjects. Next week we commence
reviewing for the final examinations.
intermediate
Those who have been neither alb
sent nor tardy are: Leslie and Ruth
Anderson, Robert Anhorn Fac
Emch. Ervillc and Rex Jones, Helen
Miner. Kasper Moen, Esther Wcs-
sci, Gcncvicve Williams, Gertrude
Ticker, Rose Wahl and Ixeta Will.
The fourth grade won the spell
ing race this month by four words.
The third and fourth grades were
very excited over it. ,..ss..
The third and fourth grades have
made nature study booklets.
Primary
Fourteen pupils have been neither
absent nor tardy the past month.
The second. graders are learning
"The Lamplighter." by Robert Louis
Stevenson.
Fridays construction period was
devoted to the making Of May bas-
kets. Many dainty creations have
been reported as found on the door
steps.
Adelinc Vessel is the monitor to
take charge Of all unnecessary talk
ing during study periods.
Mrs. Hurley, Miss Agnes Gerhard,
Mrs. Gerhard and Milton visited our
room last Thursday