The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-09
Lodge Prepares Part
In M'Kenzie Meeting

The Royal Neighbors Of America
lodge will hold a special meeting this
evening in the American Legion Aux
iliary room of the World War Me-
mortal building. This meeting takes
the place of the regular meeting
usually held Thursday evening.
This evening members will practice
the memorial services which they are
to exemplify at the district r. N. A..
meeting at Mckenzie Thursday. Mrs.
e. j. Schultz. Sill Second St., district
deputy. will have charge Of the ses-
sion. Several lodge members plan to
attend.
Mrs. Josephine Long, Fargo, state
supervising deputy, will conduct the
meeting at Mckenzie. Mrs. Long is
now making tour Of the state to
conduct district meetings.
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N. L. Lillestrand arrived home Sum-
day from Chicago where he spent q
week attending to business and view
ing the Century of Progress EXPOSE
ton.
Miss Josephine Cervinski, 500 Tenth
St., and Miss Helen Taylor, Mandan,
went to Minot Saturday for a week.
end visit with the Misses Blanche
Reed and Judith Frank.
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Harold Shaft Of the attorney gen.
ERALS office left Friday for a business
trip to Milwaukee. Fay Harding,
railroad commissioner, has gone to
Cincinnati, O., on business.
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Mrs. B. NJ. Gronna, Lakota, left for
her home Monday after spending the
weekend with her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. "A. J. Gronna
8l9 Second st. Mrs. Gronna will re-
turn in few days to pass the winter
months in Bismarck at the Gronna
home.
A party of University Of North Da-
kota students coming TO Bismarck fol-
the week-ed included Miss Marion
Worner, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W.
| G. Worner, 705 Ninth ST.. Miss Alden
Paris, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Paris. 4O4 Fifth ST.. and Miss Virginia
Rohrer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
is Rohrer, 205 Second st.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Hulett, 1901
Avenue B, visited with relatives al
Elgin over the weekend. They have
had as their guest for a few week.
Mr.. Hulett's brother, Harold T. HUI
lett of Cleveland, O.. who Is now or
a trip to Butte, Mont. MIR. Hulet
will return to Bismarck before leav.
!, ing for Cleveland Thursday.
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+, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Leroy Evans, 6ls
Sixth st., had as their weekend
guests their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hanson. Goodrich
MIR. and Mrs. Evans are among re.
cent arrivals in Bismarck, having
come here a few months ago wher
Mr.. Evans began his duties as lane
appraiser for the federal government
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Junior and intermediate Sunday
school pupils of the First Evangelica
church presented Rally Day pro-
gram at the church starting at IA!
Sunday evening. Several songs an<
dialog numbers were given by TIL
group. Miss Ruth Bowers gave {
piano solo. Ivan. Franklin reas
Rally Day as Grandpa Sees It.
John Mitchell contributed q recita
ton. Robert Gussner played as ,
clarinet SOLO. 1T Pays to Serve Jesus
by Huston. Miss Pearl Schwartz CAV
a reading and Eileen and James Nu
bauer gave a voice and violin selec
ton. Rev. H. Graunke was tn
speaker.
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Green and yellow appointments len
the .predominating color note whel
Mrs. Frayne Baker, sos Thayer Ave
nue. West, entertained at q / o'clocl
luncheon and bridge Saturday com
I plimenting Mrs. E. p. Darlington IN,
lher daughter, Miss Dorothy Barring
ton. Of Chippewa Falls, Wis. Yello,
chrysanthemums were the flower
used on the table. Contract was play
ed at two tables with score gifts 60
ing to Mrs. D. v. Register. Rose apart