The Bismarck tribune., 1931-08-14
SOCIETY NEWS
Students at Trinity
Lutheran Plan Picnic

A family picnic for students at tn
parochial school Of the Trinity Lu
theran church and their parents viii
follow q special church service Sun
day morning, according to the Rev
Opie s. Rindahl, pastor. The picni
will be held south Of the city.
The parochial choir will sing an.
the service and sermon will empha
size activities of the school, whicl
closed this week. Larger quarters an,
more equipment enabled the schoo
this year to care for more pupils thar
in the past, and arrangements hav
been completed for making it par
of the regular parish activities, Rev
Rindahl said.
Plans now are taking shape TO
the opening Of the fall school term
which has been set for Sept. 6. Ses
sions will be held Sunday mornings
Under the direction Of Myron H. An
derson, group Of trained teacher
will have charge Of the various de-
partments for beginners, primary
catechisnl. explanation and Biblt
students.
The confirmation class for the yea,
will be enrolled Sept. 5, with the pas
tor in charge.
For the summer session Of thu
school, Rev. Rindahl had charge o
Bible study, with Waldo Ellecksor
and Thelma Livdahl in charge o
catechism and explanation depart.
ments, respectively.
Y 4 Y
Neil Cameron, son of Mr. and Mrs
Scott Cameron, GA Fifth st., /.
spending a few days in Linton as the
guest Of William Wolverton.
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Miss Agnes Witzeleben, Linton
teacher at the Richholt school, will
leave Saturday for Duluth to spend
several weeks with friends. She has
been spending the summer months
with relatives at Linton.
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Miss Edith Calender, 80l Fourth
ST., will leave Saturday morning by
plane for Granton, Wis, to spend q
two-weeks vacation with her cousin
Mrs. Walter Reich. She will fly as
far as Minneapolis, where she will be
joined by relatives.
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Mrs. j. A. Wright, Tacoma, Wash
has left for New York City, where she
will visit sister, after spending sew
eral days in Bismarck as the guest OF
MIR. and Mrs. H. p. Asseltine, 222
Third st. Mrs. Wright is a sister of
Mr.. Asseltine.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Ohde and chill
dren, GA Sixth st., plan to leave early
Monday morning on a motor trip to
Minnesota and Wisconsin points. They
will visit Mrs. Ode's brothers and
sisters at Hokah, Mimi, and with her
father at Coon Valley, Wis.,, as well
as at Baraboo and other places in
Wisconsin. They expect to be away
two weeks.
Miss Rose Sell, TOT Avenue A, and
Miss Hildor Simonson, 522 Second St.,
will leave Saturday afternoon in a
trip through the Rocky Mountain
region in northern Montana and Can
ada. They will go from here to Gla-
cier park, where they will take a.
day horseback trip through
Glacier park and northward to Aller-
ton national park, returning through
the Canadian Rockies to Banff and
Lake Louise.
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Mrs. r. J. Kamplin, 927 Ninth St..
returned to Bismarck Thursday eve
ming from Portland. Ore, where she
was called two weeks ago by the ILL
ness and death of her mother, Mrs.
II. A. Wehlitz. q former resident of
Steele. Mrs Kamplin was accompa-
MED here by her sister, Isabel Web
1itz, who will make her home with the
Kamplin's and attend high school
here. Another sister, Miss Adelaide
Wehlitz is expected to arrive the first
OF the week from Portland for q sew
eral weeks visit.