The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-18
Cooperation Of All
Residents Asked in
Garden Club Contest

club are rejoicing because Of the way
the citizens of Bismarck are respond
ing to the Yard and Garden contest.
So far there have been a number OF
entries, and it is hoped that every
home In the city will take part, and
thus aid in making Bismarck the most
attractive city In the state. Sugges-
tions to those entering will be freely
Agiven by the contest committee.
Prominent local citizens have
shown their interest and have ex-
pressed themselves as being very
much in favor Of the work the club
AS undertaking. Every resident OF the
city is invited to enter this big con-
test, which is part of national
movement to improve and bcautify
the surroundings Of the average
American family
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Miss Ruth Staley, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Staley, who is
teaching in the Normal school at
Fairmount, w. Va, will go to VIM
chester, w. Va, this weekend to be
the guest of friends during the Apple
Blossoms Festival at the University
of West Virginia. Miss Staley re-
Gently returned from New York,
where she spent the spring holiday
visiting at the home Of Mrs. William
West, sister Of. Mrs. Ralph Penner
of this city, and = former Bismarck
resident.
Mrs. M. Harrington, Montclare, ILL.,,
stopped in Bismarck yesterday for q
visit, en- route to her home after an
extended trip In the west. She visit
ed relatives and friends at Los An
Eeles, Seattle, and Spokane, and at
Helena, Mont. At the latter place
she was a guest at the home of FORM
er Mayor Purcell, brother OF the
recent Judge w. e. Purcell.
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Mrs. Henry Waldo Coe. who hn'
been visiting her sister, Mrs. q. A
Rawlings, since their return last We,
from q trip to the West Indies, left
this morning for her home at Port
And. Ore. She was accompanied BY
Kiss Frances Davis, Portland, wht
has been guest Of Miss Rutf
Rawlings for the past month.
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jlnc 6lTClludy MAoOAOA 00HASSJ -
the First Lutheran church Will NEE
Friday evening at 8 o'clock at tn
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. August Carl
son. $40 Seventh street. All member
and friends are invited to come.
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Mrs. M. J. Orr and daughter. Bett.
Lee. have arrived from jamestown t.
toin Mr.. Orr, manager OF the Gam
hle-Robinson company. rIr. and Mrs
Orr will make their home here.
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The Trinity Lutheran Ladies Az
win hold q rummage sale Saturoa
BEGINNING ct 10 o'clock In the room
formerly occupied by the Wedg
Clothing store on Broadway.
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Father John Stag will deliver 81
address at the meeting Of the Com
rpunity council Friday afternoon at
o'clock at the Women'S rest room be
low Hoffman's cafe.
A dinner for workers In the churc
school and other church activities WI
be held at $50 this evening IN tn
church parlors Of the First Presbyter
Ian church.
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Commencing at nine o'clock, tn
ladies Of the First Baptist churc
ktill hold their annual rummage 81
FIN the church parlors.
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Mrs. Milton !. Wick, Niles. Obi
has arrived In the city for an extene
ed visit with her parents. Mr.. au
Mrs. w. p. Lomas.
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Members Of the Women'S Reli'
a corps viii meet with Mrs. Margar'
Moriarity, 400 Mandan street, Fridi
afternoon at 2:30.
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"a rummage sale will be held satu
day in the parish house on Thu
street BY members Of Ct. George
Guild.
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