The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-26
BraddOck

l0:OO-Morning devotions.
Hymn ......... Braddock Choir
Scripture and prayer. Rev. Falk
lO:40-"The Greatest Need in Our
County-Teacher Training.
Mrs. II. Sisco
1:05-Music ............ kintyre
11:1O-Address :. Rev. c. +. Strutz
l1:50-Busincss: Appointing of
Nominating and Business Com
mittees.
Offering.
AFTERNOON SESSION
2:30-Music ........ Linton Choir
Scripture Verses from Memory
....... Napoleon Sunday School
2:45-Rev. Mcdonald.
Business Session:
Report Of committees.
Written reports of Sunday
school superintendent.
Pledge to the state council.
Election of officers.
Place of next convention.
International Journal Of Re-
ligious education.
3:3O-Music .:..... Hazelton
3:4o-"How to Make the Cradle
Roll Success" .............
......... Mrs. G. M. Pearson
3:5O-"T Teaching Methods for
the Primary Class. .......
..............M Mrs. ColbOrne
3:5O-"How Shall We Interest
the Men in Sunday School,.
............. Rev. Mcdonald
4:1O-"How Shall We Teach in
the Young Peoples Class" ....
.............M Mrs. j. w. Frisbee
4:2O-Address 1.-THE Religious
Education Program Of the
Local Church, ...............
.............. G. A. Armstrong
Prayer and Benediction 49,.
............ Rev. J. w. Frisbee
EVENING SESSION
500 Music ..... Braddock Choir
Scripture and Prayer .......
................ Mrs. Chalfin
S:2O-"The Week Day Church
School, ............ Mrs. Meir
S:3O-Address Rev. G. M. Pearson
Memory Work, Braddock Sun
day School, conducted by
Mrs. Sherwin.
Offering, Music, Benediction.
The ladies of the Woodman
circle will hold memorial serv-
ice in Stems hall Sunday evening,
May q, to which all the members
of the w. q. w. and Woodman circle
and their families are invited to
attend.
Word was received in Braddock
Saturday that Fritz Sueltz, who has
been in jamestown for the past two
years. had died. The funeral will
be held in Groton, S. OAK, where
the remains will be laid to rest be-
side that of his mother. His faith
er, Fritz Sueltz, accompanied by his
brother, Herman and sister, Mrs.
S. A. Engleman of Dana, left Sun
day evening to attend the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Button accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Ryan
to Bismarck Sunday to see
Mr.. Buttons little niece, Marvel
Hoime of Lehr, who is i'll at st.
Alexius hospital.
Mrs. G. L. Barton ant Mrs. NJ.
F. Shepard returned Wednesday
from attending the district conven-
ton of Federated Women's clubs
held at Forman.
The baccalaureate Sc vices for the
Braddock high school will be held
in the NJ. h. church Sunday, May
~, at II a. H., which will be con-
lucted by Rev. c. M. Pearson.
Frank Long has treated his store
% fresh coat of pain which has
greatly improved its appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Sherwin were
weekend visitors at Minot.
George Rousu, who has been bar
,ering in G. Sempeps barber shop
lere for some time, has opened a
;hop for himself in Kintyre and Mr..
Sempel is back at the old stand
lgain.
The annual "open house" and pro-
,ram of the primary department of
he Braddock school will be post
,oned until next week owing to the
measles epidemic in the school. It
$ hoped that most Of the children
viii be back again by thai time. Il
Miss Helen Erickson was week.
nd guest at the HON. Of Mr.. and
drs. F. G. Fockler.
r. H. Corey and VIM. Wilton were
Bismarck callers Thursday.
Messers Barton Savage and Nc
.achlan and Mesdames Long, Allen,
Aarvig and Savage attended the 0.
:. S. Memorial services held in Lin
On Tuesday evening.
Rennie Barth returned this week
rom Ashland, Ohio, to which place
9 accompanied the remains Of his :
ncle, VIM. Beard.
Braddock School Notes
A group of Is students and teach
RS Of the Braddock grade school !,
rove to Linton Saturday, May IL,
, take part in the play day ath- ,
tic events. They were successful
, bringing home the championship 1
amer for their class which is on
isplay at the schoolhouse. A total
"a points were won by the con-
The individual winners
ere as follows:
Girls-Class V-Mamie MAIDEN,
5-yard dash, first, 5 points; potato
ace, second, 8 points; baseball
nrow, first, 5 points; defamation,
nird, l point. /,
Mabel Hill, potato race, third.
Class IlI-Helen Hill, potato race,
Boys-Class V-John Schaefer,
INNING broad jump. second. 3 points.
In art the seventh and eighth
rades have finished their pastel /
1ork and have their pictures on ex-
ibit in their room. We have also ,