The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-28
Bismarck Pastors Announce
Special Services for Thanks.
giving Morning

Speclal Tna0k8G1v1ng services In
the churches, the large gatherings Of
families and friends for dinners, the
influx Of young people who are away
at school, large dancing parties and
the smaller informal social events
will make the Thanksgiving holiday
q festive one Ia Bismarck.
Many families and people employ
"a here are journeying to other places
for holiday visits ct homes Of rela-
tives.
Dancing parties planned for
Thanksgiving night are those Of the
Bismarck chapter Of DeMolay, which
will take place at the Masonic tenn
pie, and the forty-eighth annual ball
Of the Bismarck fire department,
which will be staged at the Dome on
the Observation-Disclosures road.
Members Of the Maudan DeAdolay
chapter and prospective members Of
the Bismarck chapter will be enter
tanned at the DeMolay party, which
viii start at $50 O'Clock. The dance
program viii b played by the Peter
volk orchestra. The party arrange
ments are under direction Of Donald
johnson, chairman, Jack Harris and
John Cameron.
Army Post Observes Holiday
At Fort Lincoln, the various COM
panies will entertain their officers at
dinner. Ono Of the most elaborate
affairs will be the traditional dinner
at the station hospital, where the
roster Of officers includes Major John
F. Duckworth, LIST Lieut.. Cecil g..
Mollahan, LIST 1t. Stewart T. Gins
berg, list Lieut.. Harry Weiner and
LIST Lieut.. Samuel Morgan.
Many Of the officers Of the post
and their wives will be guests At :
dinner party at the Patterson hotel
Terrace Gardens on Thanksgiving eve
at which Captain and Mrs. Fred N.
Whiting, list Lieut.. and Mrs. Tito q.
Moscatelli. Ind Lieut.. and Mrs.
Adrian L. Hoebeke and End Lieut..
Joseph E. BarzinsN will be hosts and
hostesses. Afterward, there viii b
dancing ct the post gymnasium.
An important Thanksgiving day
wedding viii be that Of Miss Marian
Sandin, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A..
L. Sandin, 1923 Park st., to .. wilkes
Kelly, Stanley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. Kelly Of Pollock, 8. D., and
Grand Haven. Mich. The ceremony
will be read by Rev. F. Z. Logee. pas
tor Of the First Presbyterian church,
at the Sandin home at high noon. The
attendants win be Miss Ethel Mae
6andin, sister Of the bride, and An.
thony L. Bavone, Williston.
Union Service q 10 O'Clock
All local ministers Wednesday an
nounced plans for Thanksgiving serv-
Ices. Congregations Of seven Bismarck
churches and the general public are
invited to worship at the traditional
union Thanksgiving service which
will be held at 10 o'clock Thursday
morning at the First Evangelical
church at the corner Of Rosser ave-
nue. and Seventh st. Rev. Ira E.
Herzberg Is the host pastor.
Rev. A. w. Heidinger, district su-
perintendent Of the Evangelical
church, Is chairman Of the program
and will preside ct the meeting.
Churches cooperating are the NC
Cabe Methodist Episcopal, First
Presbyterian, Bismarck Baptist, First
Baptist, st. Georges Episcopal, First
Evangelical and Salvation Army.
Rev. ]. J. Lppert will deliver the
sermon; Captain Preston Kiefer will
give the invocation and benediction:
Rev. N. e. Ellsworth viii deliver the
scripture reading: Rev. Herzberg will
lead In prayer: Rev. Logee viii read
the Thanksgiving proclamation; Rev.
Walter E. Water will announce the
Offering, and Rev. ELLIS Z. Jackson
will give the closing prayer.
Music planned for the service in
cludes two selections by q mixed
quartet, Gloria" and other hymns
sung by the congregation and the
prelude and postlude.
Five Having Separate Services
Churches which have arranged Sc
parate services are st. Georges Epis-
copal. st. Mary's Catholic, Trinity
Lutheran, First Lutheran and Zion
Evangelical Lutheran. All invite the
general public to attend. The Sal
vation Army conducted . special