The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-06-15
ESlQ|.'|!1.lET'Y: NEWS
Presbyterian Young
People at Conference

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| People at Conference
A group of 10 young people Of tho
First Presbyterian church, accompan-
led by Rev. Floyd E. Logee, pastor of
the church, Miss Helen Vale, director
Of religious education, and DR.. H. E.
Brandes and w. e. Perry, left We'd
nesday morning by automobile for
jamestown, where they will attend
/ the annual Young Peoples Confer
ence of the Presbyterian church, June
1922.
Sessions will be held at jamestown
college, where the delegates will be
housed. Rev. P. Hewson Pollock, Min
neapolis, will serve as dean of men
and Mrs. w. r Tennis, Lisbon, as
dean of women.
Rev. Logee and Miss Vale will be
instructors during the conference,
which is sponsored by the church
Board of Christian Education. Morn
ings will be devoted to study and lee
lures, with recreation in the afternoon
and vespers and devotional services
! each evening.
Bismarck young people attending
are Mary Jean johnson, Gladys Ris-
EN-, Julia Ann Allen, Delbert Perry,
Wade Green, Phyllis Olson, Ellen TIL
lotson, Jack Harris, Emerson Logee,
William Mote, Paul Wachter, and
Elizabeth Wheeler. Clara Wolfgran
of Raleigh also was a member OF the
Marty.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Jensen and their
daughter, Beverly, 100 Fifth ST., are
spending several days touring the
Black Hills.
Mrs. Alfred Zuger, who was injured
in fall at her home more than a
week ago, and who is a patient at the
st. Alexius hospital, will be unable
to sit up before the first OF next week,
according to attending physicians.
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Mrs. j. r. Branley, Gladstone,
Mich, former resident OF Bismarck,
has arrived to spend week or longer
visiting with friends. She is the guest
|cf Mrs. Paul Henry, IT'S Fourth st.
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D. NJ. Slattery, 500 West Broadway,
lis spending several days in Madison,
is. D., visiting his son, Dan Slattery,
Jr., who is connected with bank
there.
F.. E. Tunnel, manager of the state
bonding department, has left for
Minot where he will spend few days.
He was accompanied there by his sis
ter, Miss Edith Tunnel, Minot, who
spent the weekend here.
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DR.. w. F.. Crewe, son Edward and
daughter Sarah, 808 Second street,
have returned from Fargo where
Monday they attended commen-
cement exercises at the North Da-
kota Agricultural college, from which
Edward was graduated.
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Mrs. Wesley Baker and daughter,
Miss Helen Baker, ZIG Ninth street,
accompanied by Mrs. Della Fox and
son Jack, 423 Fifth street, will leave
Thursday for Hot Springs in the
Black Hills, where they plan to spend
a Today vacation.
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Miss Florence Satterlund, SOC Ave-
nue. A, will leave Bismarck this eve
ming for Chicago, where she will
spend several days transacting busi-
ness. From Chicago she will 60 to
Toledo, Ohio, for visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Edward L. Wenz. Miss Sat-
terlund expects to be gone about two
weeks.
Mrs. Ralph Truman and two chill
dren have arrived from Minneapolis
to join MIR. Truman, instructor In
violin at the Menus Conservatory of
Music. Mrs. Truman will teach dra-
matte art at the Conservatory. They
will make their home at 314 Third
street.
Mrs. Ira Seeger and children, Aud
rey and Harlan, Sabula, Iowa, arrived
Wednesday noon to spend two weeks
as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G..
Plomasen, SOC West Rosser avenue.
Mrs. Seeger is sister Of Mr.. Ploma-
sen. Mrs. Plomasen and children,
Jean and Bruce, recently returned
from Fargo where they visited with
relatives.
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Mrs. E. v. Lair and daughter, Miss
Marlys Lahr, 221 Avenue B West, left
Wednesday morning by automobile
for Minneapolis, where they will
make their home. Mr.. Lair, who is
connected with the Federal Land
Bank, has been located in Minneap-
oils for several months. Mrs. Lahr
and daughter were accompanied to
Minneapolis by Miss Louise Keller,
102 Avenue A, who will visit friends
there for few days.
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Miss Jane Byrne, 100 Avenue A
West, was hostess at a bridge supper
Tuesday evening for Miss Marlys
Lair, who Is to make her home in
Minneapolis. Guests were a group of
intimate friends of Miss Lahr. Gar
den flowers and green candles were
used in decorating the supper tables