The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-21
Anniversary Dinner
Given Thursday at
Episcopal Church

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Over sixty members and friends Of
st. Georges Episcopal church At
tended the supper and sociaa con.
Quoted by the Woman's auxiliary Of
the parish In commemoration OF the
fiftieth anniversary of the organise
ton Of the first Episcopal Ladies'
Guild in Bismarck.
Supper was served at the parish
house at o'clock, after which sew.
eral members Of the church were
called upon for short talks on the
history OF the parish, its progress
and plans for the future.
Mrs. ]. b. Belk, president Of the
Wotnan's auxiliary, explained the
Significance Of the celebration and
introduced the speakers. Mrs. 3. L.
Faunce, Z member OF the first guild
.of the parish, recalled many interest.
ing incidents Of the early days. In
giving . brtef outline Of the his
tory OF the parish, she mentioned
the conservation Of the church in
1881, the building OF the rectory and
the moving Of the church to its
present site.
The history OF the church during
the past IS years was the subject Of
"reminiscences by Mrs. G. F. Dul.am.
She noted the work done under the
different rectors, and read letter
from Rev. Lewis Wtlford, q former
rector OF this parish, who 10 now in
England serving a. chaplain In 4
hospital conducted by the Church Of
i. England Sisters Of Mercy.
G. r. Green, senior warden Of the
church, spoke on the present condi-
ton Of the parish and urged all
Episcopalians to be loyal to their
church. 1.-THE Church From the
Standpoint OF the Newcomer" was
the topic OF q short talk by Mrs.
H. ]. Taylor, who praised the guild
for its remarkable progress.
Rev. f. H. Davenport, rector Of
the church, in outlining the history
OF the parish, mentioned its consis-
tent growth In accordance with that
OF the city. He said that as Bis
lnarck grew and developed, so the
Episcopal church has real contri.
button to make to the moral and
spiritual life of the community. The
organization Of the parish proper
took place on Oct. !, 1878, and the
rector announced that this apniver-
sary would be properly observed In
the fall.
After the program Of speeches the
guests were entertained at bridge.
.
The Senior Luther league Of the
Trinity Lutheran church will meet
Monday evening at s o'clock at the
church. Musical numbers, read
ing, and . talk by Carl E. Knudtson
will make up the program for the
evening. Refreshments will be
served at the close Of the evening.
All members and friends are invited
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olson and
little son, Tommy, Of Peaceful VAL
ley ranch near Medora, are spend
ing a week or more in this city as
the guests Of friends while trans
acting business here:
Miss Madge Runey drove to Dris-
coll Friday evening where she at
tended meeting Of the Parent
Teachers association Of that place.
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Friday to William w. Niels Of Bis
marck and Miss Katherine Kaelber-
er OF Aimont'
Donald Sensek, little son Of Mr..
: and Mrs. +. ". Sensek Of Mandan'
mas Oeen aisc"ssseo ITO" o. A'e@'
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