The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-25
Demons Seasonal Record En-.
titles Them to Compete for
National Honors'
SINGERS, DANCERS APPEAR
Morris Advises Boys to Avoid
Donations to Retired Horse.
shoe Pitchers Home

ketball team to the national tourna.
ment ut Chicago, sponsored b,
friends Of the team headed by N. O
Churchill, was given an enthusiastic
launching at the Lions club luncheon
1t noon. The club voted to give the
movement its organized moral, and
It's individual financial. support.
The request for this action was
made by Ed Klein, who explained
that the Bismarck team had made
such = superior record throughout
the season-losing only the game ia
decide the state championship to a
team 1t had twice defeated before
that 1t was believed It would give a
better account for North Dakota at
the tournament than the Valley City
winners OF the championship.
Ooert Olson and other club MEM
oers shouted support for the idea
from their seats and . loud chorus
OF ayes gave approval to the move.
ment.
College Boys Sing and Toot
Today's luncheon OF the club WAS
.ne completest entertainment that
mas been put on in months and only
equaled BY its famous stag and
ladies' nights. Jim Morris, ATTORNEY
general, was the speaker Of the dav
ano tnere were vocal and saxophone
Quartets from Huron college, South
Dakota, with a dancing trio from
Inc Ronald Mcintyre studio.
The saxophone quartet first Uave
Iwo numbers. the first sounding
suSplclously like "dod leedle Cher
nan pant" The players were ]. a.
5etts. bass sax; r. Myers, tenor sax.
=. Hopkins, alto. and H. Baker. Alto
lne male Quartet. consisting Of K.
snow. bass: w. williamson. baritone.
q. Williamson. second tenor: = ~
6etts, first tenor. with Walter Nal.
ION q piano accompanist. sang two
'electlons and = final toast. Both
auartets were greeted with salyos Of
applause to each selection.
Graceful Students Dance
Inc Mcintyre students then nut IN
ner dances. Gwendolyn Pilmoor
appeared IN q jazz dance in pierette
costume. Inez Landers danced a tar
lance IN costume. then the two were
olned BY Ronald Mcintyre. their i'm
and they danced a selec.
lon from The Show"
Attorney General Morris spoke IN
ne M purpose Of service clubs. lcadinc
'1l with q testify funny reply Of 3
aan named Layton ut BILLINGS. Nom
ana. protesting at being touched hv |
" the associations and clubs ana
ldies aid societies when 4 lauver
aaae 2 proposal to him inyolvino |
0rtner contribution to 4 retireS |
'U1se.noe s,i pitchers home at Gaines |
lille, Missouri.
motifs said the service clubs were
existence to make the taking ~ |
veg pills pleasant and with suear
oatlng. Service clubs, he said. msde
possible for all to function IN
oing their bit in the complfcated
oclaI organization into which we are
orn. He urged the Lions not to
lax with the advent Of spring, but
IKE 2 little sulphur ana molasses
astead OF 80 much taffy from the
ynamtc head OF the organization
no Keep the good work going.
Greetings from Uncle Joe
A card was received from "Uncle.
oe Spies. who is at Missoula. telling
the wonders Of that garden Sec
on OF Montana, which he has ex-
lored . distance Of 40 miles into
,e hinterland, while on q business
'ip there.
The first absence OF w. 8. Ayers
Is announced and the reason given
the death Of his mother, at 81. back
Sheldon, Iowa.
a communication from Georee =
noerson, assistant secretary ana :
I'D Of the extension department Of
le Lions international, announced
'e addition Of n clubs In Januarv X
ltting the Lions next to Kiwanis Is
rength, While 800 behind that or 4
last year, the Lions now Il
z within 20 clubs Of the Kivanian 4
rength. The total OF clubs Is l.70e Il
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