The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-29
Christian EndeavOr
Delegation Leaves

Mrs. Virginia Butler. vice president
of the World Christian Endeavor
union for North Dakota, accompanied
by the Misses Thelma Leissman and
Dorothy Petron left this morning for
Kansas City, Mo-. where they will
attend the international Christian
Endeavor convention. July 3-8. They
will be joined at Valley City by Har-
old Strandness of Larimore.
Another car Of delegates carrying
the Misses Loretta and Margaret Le-
Roy and Walter and Frank Leroy
and Robert Snyder. all of the AleXan-
der Presbyterian church near Under
wood will accompany Mrs. Butler and
her party. Walter Leroy is vice pres
ldent OF the North Dakota Christian
EndeavOr union.
The party expects to be away about
four weeks. returning to Bismarck
after a tour in Colorado, Wyoming,
Oklahoma, and the Black Hills.
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Mrs. Anne Hurlbut Peterson and
Miss Lila Mcdowell will leave July l
for a motor trip to the west coast.
They will spend some time in the
Black Hills and Yellowstone Park, en-
route to Portland, Ore. where they
will be the guests of Miss McDoWell's
sister. From Portland they will motor
down the coast as far as San Diego,
stopping at various points along the
way. In Los Angeles they will visit
relatives Of Mrs. Peterson.
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The Sunday school of the First Luz
theran church will have it's annual
picnic Sunday, June 80, at Sunny,
five miles west Of Mandan. All pupils,
parents, teachers, and friends of the
church are invited and requested to
meet at the church not later than 10
a. m. Coffee and ice cream will be
furnished by the Sunday school, and
those attending are asked to furnish
their own picnic dinners.
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DIR. and Mrs. v. j. LaRose and
daughters. the Misses Marcelle and
Elizabeth Ann. sailed from New York
today for a four months European
tour. DR.. and Mrs. LaRose plan to
spend some time at the old homes of
their parents in Ireland before visit
ing points in Belgium. Netherlands.
France. Austria. Italy. England, and
Scotland.
William S. Moeller. sports editor of
The Tribune, left for Fargo today to
attend the wedding of Miss Evelyn
Blakeslee and Harvey Swiggum. who
will be married tonight. Mr.. Moeller
vas a claSSmatc and fraternity broth
CT Of Mr.. Swiggum at the University
Of North Dakota.
A group of friends of Mrs. Ed
Adams of near Moffit gathered at her
home Thursday to celebrate her
birthday anniversary. A lovely gift
vas presented the honor guest. Re-
freshments were served at the close
Of the afternoon.
Miss Leone Carlson of Saxton left
for jamestown this morning to visit
friends after spending two weeks in
this city as a guest at the r. A. Mason
home.
Mrs. Henrietta Sommerfale left
this morning for her home in Arthur
after spending a month here with her
daughter, Mrs. G.. w. Hektner, and
her son, F. w. Sommerfale, Of Man
dan.
Miss Kate Lyons. assistant county
auditor, returned this week from q
months trip to points on the west
coast. She will resume her position At
the courthouse Monday.
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The Yeomer will hold their annual
picnic Sunday, June 80. for all mem
bers and their families. Those PLAN
ming to attend are requested to cal
724 for particulars.
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Miss Dele Brun Of the Motor
Vehicle department left today for a
weeks vacation trip to Minot. Fargo,
and lake points In Minnesota.
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The Misses Elaine and Clare Smith
Of Dickinson have returned home aft
er spending a few days with Miss
Kathryn Brown.
George Luck and son are spending
the weekend in Aberdeen. s. d.
visiting friends. They will return
Sunday evening.