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The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-02
Union Baptist
Assn Holds Meet

The Union Baptist District AS
sociation held their second annual
inspirauonal meeting. at True
Light Baptist Church. 1928 Russell
street. Jan. "a and 25
The first day featured the s. s.
period. with Rev. J. ID. Evans. the
president, presiding. rhe introduce
tory sermon was preached BY Rev
j. Moore.
The B. Y. + l. period was held
IN the afternoon. in charge OF re,
c. $ Cunningham.
Az 7.3n. a ioinr session Of the
sunday school and y y. Y.P. T.. was
hcld. Fifteen minutes OF Bible drill
was held hy three girls ana one boy
hr' wren iho ages of ana ~ yhc
ins'fHcirf wtS ~ Simmons IN
tM Lirhl rpwch
AZ m c5 @orinon eas dc.
iitie REV " e rnuaa ~ ~
SiNne Iifaneh Iiawi-t church. rri.
daf. 80 M was Nansn'4 dav
"lh Mf + I. Gln.er pre~ ding
A. 'he worship period wos lea by
Madam + Bronsan Rev s J.
lover preached the sermon.
The afternoon period OF 1he sec
'nd day was given 10 Association
work with Rev +. Fort presiding
v 5 p M, the moderator preach
lea the closing sermon.
At this meeting. Rev. r. "
Nills' pastor of True Light Baptist
rhureh. was elected wee president
OF the district Sunday school de-
partmcnt; Rev T. Fort is modera-
tor; Charles Walker. secretary
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up. am tickled that this pain has
Iail gone and recommend KovoN
to anyone. Tell them to come 70
my parking lot and ask me-"
ho'oN Is being introduced IN
Detroit BY THE PUP COMPANY.
lsis Broadway, Room coo (m.n
orders filled sI.So postpaid, fcr .
short time this article about KO..
'oN and Mr.. Clayton's picture WIN
be accepted as ss cts. on pvr.
chase OF first bottle TO introducs
iast Druggists are getting KOyON
'asf and the following stores now
have H.;
DIAMOND DRUG. sol Gratiot
L. II. LONG. 1901 St. Antoine
DAVIS DRUG. 1862 Hastings
BERG DRUG. 1859 w Cd. Blvd.
DAVIS DRUG. 1921 McGraw
rEUczA DRUG. 1900 Michigan :
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Deacons Union,
To Install, Officers

The Deacon's Union will hold It's
installation of officers Monday
night. Feb. I al New Light Baptist
ChurchChurch. at 3Oth and Cobb st.
The installation viii be followd by
a banquet and an interesting pro-
gram. A number of prominent
speakers will be present. includ-
ing several judges. The public is
invited. Admsson free.
Deacon Oden. OF Thompson
BAPTIST Church. Is president: Dea-
con $. &. Jordan. OF New Bethel
Baptist. chairman
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CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND REI IIGIOI SWORK7 !
Music Appreciation Week at St. John C.. M. E.
MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH
Mullett and st. AubIn

Rev. Cleveland preached a stir
ring sermon last Sunday morning.
also another at night. Rev. c. l..
Ferrell likewise spoke last Sunday
evening. subject( Salvation" I"
Many were present.
Sunday morning. Feb. 3. the
newly-elected pastor. Rev. ii. II.
Coleman. will begin a great reviva.
Everybody is cordially invited.
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NEW ST. MATHEWS BAP.
CHURCH
AIexandrlne and St. Antoine
Rev. william Robertson, pastor

Services last Sunday were very
inspiring. The pastor selected his
text from st. Luke 9:20, subject,
An Open Confession" Rev. S. ID.
Brown, Of New Salem Baptist. con-
preaching the evening worship.
pdeaching from Romans 1G:19,
subject. "Lifters For Jesus
The public is always welcome 10
worship at this church.
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tUMMINITN TtBERN iCLF
rHIRCn
>Gis Oakland. nj ilerr
Rev. }. II. Harvey. pastor

nlrrdid crneresarm rre,f-
~ ilc minister last Sunday ina
listened 80 him ~ he delivered a
lar,r'Nl S"r'noW subject Tne
''Hn WHO said lIe Would
'isiy Communion viii be admin
r'ea'l SUNDAY Feb. =. ai IL a. M.
a' pastors them. for the morn
-" message will be "The Souls
Whispering Gallery Rev ~ f.
Brown viii deliver the evening
message
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Womens Council.
OF Second Bapt

The woman's Council. OF Second
Baptist Church, of which Mrs. Eli
zabeth Tyreil is president. will
hold their regular meeting Monday
evening, Feb. 4, at 1 O'Clock. The
program will be the discussion of
reports and problems OF the var
ious committees.
All members are urged to be
present and bring prospective
members.
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ST. Paul \. VI. +. CHURCH
.Jay and lhene

Rev. J. A. Charleston, pastor
DR.. r. +. Washington, the pre-
siding elder, will preach at l0:4
a. nj. and 1880 p. m. next Sunday.
at quarterly meeting. DR.. George
w. Baber, his choir and congre-
cation, of Ebenezer A. NJ. f.
Church. will be at St Paul at 3
p. m.
Sunday School will convene at
9:15 Allen Christian Endeavor
G d. IN. The public Is invited.
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ATTENTION CHURCHES,

The Tribune Independent makes no cbar~s. for
publishing church news items of reasona bic length.
when received at this office before noon on Monday.
We have job-prnting departments however. and
would greatly appreciate being given the opportunity
20 print some of the tickets, programs placards.
oodsers, and similar work, which local churches are
qIsntiy cavnS done. At least, feel this paper
should be given opportunity to make a bid for such
jobs of printing. ~ ~ ~''
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OBITUARY


Funeral rites were held Jan. II
at Ebenezer A. NJ. +. Church for
the late Mrs. Matte Addison. i169
ST. Antoine street. Rev. @. w.
Baber officiatcd.
The deceased. who passed awey
on Jan. 3. was the mother of Mrs.
Alberta Lee, member OF the Sun
shine Club
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ST. JAMES y. !. HOLINESS
CHURCH
~. Antoine and Superior
Rev. r. i. ROWman- p0afap

The pastor. Rev. r. J. Bowman.
preached fine sermon last Sun
day. subject. Gods Claim on Our
Services"
Sunday School is held at 10 a.
m. preaching. IL Noon. also 3 p.
m; ii. Y. II. U. at s p. m: services
at 1880 D. m.
Tuesday and Friday nights at 8
o'clock, services are also held.
Sunday. Feb. 3, will be Com
munion Day. The public is invited
to attend the services.
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ST. CYPRIANs EPISCOPAL

COT. z6tn and MILFORD
Rev. Father Lewis. priest. an.
nounces services for the summer
firss mas,ns n,Hsdsxi sSnS 4 hS;<s Msss
other Sundays. at 10:16 a. m.
weekly, Low Mass. "Wednesday
Friday. and Saints Days. at q
m.
Confessions every Saturday eve-
ming, from 7 to 8.
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SECOND BAPTI>T CnrRan

Fey. II. l.. Bradb,. pn-tor ~
second baptist. viii preach on
"f"d' Recovery Act" NJ Il n. M.
sunday. Feb. 3. The public Il IN.
,ited.
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Community Council Plans
Norena Reception Feb. Is

report Of the institute for public health
nurses held early In January and q re-
port on the committee meeting Feb
ruary s. At the latter, housing con-
ditions in the city were discussed and
1t was decided to study city ordinances
on the subject. It also was decided to
hold an open meeting in April for all
service and other clubs to discuss the
matter. Mrs. Hedstrom reported that
the Progressive Mothers and Monday
clubs had made donations to the loan
closet for relief nursing. DR.. p. L.
Owens stressed the importance Of pre-
natal care for relief cases.
More Bonds Sold
Two additional Christmas seal bond
sales were reported by Mrs. E. F.
Trepp, 1885 chairman, who said that
the total now has reached $l,O45.6l.
Miss Marion Burke announced that
Mary F. Hall Of the Women's Overseas
League has sent word that the second
annual broadcast Of the League will
be given over the WIZ network Of the
NBC at 5 o'clock (CST) Monday after
noon, Feb. Is. The broadcast director
is known to several North Dakota
women who saw service overseas.
The council adopted q resolution Of
sympathy to Mrs. F. A. Knowles, the
immediate past president, for the
death Of her son, Grant Knowles.
Mrs. Frayne Baker, council presi-
dent, emphasized that members Of all
groups affiliated with the council and
their husbands are especially invited
to attend the reception for Nine.
Norena. Delegates and other club
members are to serve on the various
committees.
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Trinity Choir Offers
Sacred Song Service

The Trinity Lutheran church choir,
directed by I. A. Esko, will sing the
works. Of such masters as Handel,
Gounod, Tschaikowsky, Gretchanin-
oft, Kalinnikoff and Christensen in
q sacred concert to be given at the
church at 8 o'clock Sunday evening.
The public is invited, according to
Rev. Opie s. Rindahl, pastor
Soloists for the song service will
be Miss Ruth Nestle, violinist; Mrs.
G. A. Narum, soprano: I. A. Esko,
tenor, and Bruce Wallace, baritone.
Christiansen's "Fairest Of Roses"
Will be sung antiphonally with Mrs.
7. g. Plomasen, Miss Neste and Miss
Marian Dahl intoning the responses.
Following Is the program as an
nounced by the director:
open Your Eyes," MacFarlane-
bass solo by Mr.. Wallace; Vision Of
Christ" and In Heaven Above"
Christiansen-soprano solo by Mrs.
Narum; solo, Mr.. Wallace; "Agnus
Del" Kalinnikoff; "Legende" and
oh, Thou from Whom All Blessings
Come" Tschaikowsky: Our Father"
Gretchaninoff: violin solo, "Adora-
tion," Borowsky-Miss Neste; Seek
We the Lord" Roberts, quartet with
soloist-Mrs. Narum, Miss Dahl, Rev.
Rindahl, MIR. Wallace and Mr.. Esko:
"Fairest Of Roses" Christensen
antiphonal choir with soloists; solo,
Mrs. Narum; How Lovely Are the
Messengers" Mendelssohn: "Benedic-
tus," Gounod, and Holy Art Thou"
Handel.
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Meetings of Clubs
And Social Groups
Pioneer DAUGHTERS

The executive committee Of the
Burleigh county chapter, Pioneer
Daughters of North Dakota, will meet
at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening at
the Grand Pacific hotel private din
ing room. The general meeting will
be called at o'clock at the same
place. For the program, Mrs. F. E.
McCurdy will discuss The Historical
Background Of Pembina County" and
Mrs. F. H. Waldo will read North
Dakota poetry. Mrs. J. A. Larson is
arranging musical entertainment.
Mrs. Peter Reid heads the refresh
ments committee.
Chapter N, p. E. O.
Mrs. Nell Pollard will entertain
Chapter N, p. E. O Sisterhood, at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. r. F.
KraMse, 200 Avenue A, at 7:3O o'clock
Monday evening.
Past Presidents Farley, A. L. A.
The Past Presidents Farley Of the
American Legion Auxiliary meets at
8 o'clock Monday evening with Mrs.
J. Arthur Solien, 807 Fourth St., who
will have Mrs. Oscar g. Oleson as as
sisting hostess.
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American War Mothers
Fort Lincoln chapter, American
War Mothers, will meet at the War
Mothers room. World War Memorial
building, promptly at 2:30 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon.
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Menus Junior Music Club
The Junior Music club Of the Me-
hus conservatory meets at the studio.
200h Third ST., at $3.50 o'clock Sum
day afternoon.
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Chapter F, r. E. o.
4 business meeting Of Chapter F,
2. =. O. Sisterhood, will be held at
; O'Clock Monday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Henry Q. Putnam, 623
Fifth st. The anniversary dinner
planned for this date has
been postponed to March 4.
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Sterling Woman Dies
Here Early Saturday

Mrs. Frank E. Rice Of Sterling
treasurer Of the township board there
and manager OF the telephone office
died at 12:45 q. M, Saturday at q
local hospital after q lingering Ill
ness.
Born November 4, 1875, at Chero-
kee, Iowa, Mrs. Rice, whose maiden
name was Maude E. st. John, scame
to North Dakota with her husband in
1907 They settled on q homestead
near Sterling where they lived for
several days before taking up resi-
dence in the community.
Funeral services have been set ten
tatively for Tuesday afternoon at
Sterling. Burial win be made there.
Besides her husband, she leaves
two daughters, Mrs. Verna Sherman
and Mrs. Leona Accord, both Of ster.
ling: one son, Vernon Rice Of Exeter,
Calf. and brother, Hane st. John
Of Cherokee.
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Senate Pays Tribute
To Walter F. Cushing

A ten-minute recess was taken by
the North Dakota senate Friday In
honor Of the late Walter Gushing,
Beach publisher who died here Wed
nesday.
The recess was taken on motion Of
Sen. Q. E. Erickson of Kidder county
who said Gushing had taken an ac-
tive part In the welfare Of North Da-
kota.
In 1902" Erickson said, "he was
proof reader Of the senate, In 1923
he was chief clerk Of the house, and
he was one OF the original delegates
to washington, .. c., in the interest
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st. Mary's Students
Honor Mobridge Team

seventy-five young people, includ-
ing the Mobridge. s. D., basketball
team members and coach who were
guests Of honor, were entertained at
dancing party Friday evening by
the st. Marys high school junior
class. This will be the last in the Sc
rtes Of parties which the class Is
sponsoring until after Easter.
Two huge blue moons and q bonfire
effect created on the stage where the
Rhythm Ramblers orchestra was
seated were the decorations used in
the school auditorium where the party
was staged.
Patrons and patronesses were Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Bobb, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. McGraw, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
F. Orchard, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Reef
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Wagner.
Junior girls acting as q reception
committee were Stella Lutgen, Peggy
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N. D. f. w. {. Board Members
To Be in City at Same Time;
Will Share Honors

The Bismarck Community Council
concentrated on plans for the recep-
ton 1t will sponsor Monday evening.
Feb. Is, in honor Of Nine. Eide Norena.
metropolitan Opera guest artist, and
officers OF the North Dakota Fedora
ton OF Women's clubs who will be in
executive session in the city at that
time. at the February meeting held
Friday afternoon.
During the routine business session,
reports Of the treasurer, milk commit
tee chairman, school nurse, city and
county health advisory committee rep
Tesentatives and the Christmas seal
Chairman were given.
The treasurer;s report showed re-
ceipts OF $600.27 and expenditures of
1865 since January Is, making a
present total Of $l,40l.15, divided be-
tween funds as follows: health,
e366.69: general 1897 .98: school nurse,
el31 80, and Christmas seal, $505.18.
Serve 1856 Bottles Daily
Mrs. J. A. Kramer, milk committee
chairman, reported receipts Of $l96.72
from school pupils for the last four
weeks. During the five weeks milk
has been served at the schools, $3.50
bottles have been served. COS being
free. Reduced to a daily average, l56
bottles are paid for daily and 80 are
served free.
Miss Esther H. Teichmann, school
nurse, gave figures on the milk serv-
Ing and submitted the usual bills in
her report.
Mrs. E. B. German read q report
covering activities Of Miss Magdalene
Gondringer. county school nurse, for
December, showing 20 schools visited,
100 pupils inspected, II referred to
doctor or dentist. IS health supervision
visits and ~ families visited for the
first time as part Of her work. The
nurse spent 203 hours on duty during
the month.
Mrs. Albin Hedstrom submitted the
city health advisory committee report,
including December summary for the
city nurse, Miss Anne Wotrang, q brief
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and Mrs. E. A. S. Howell and to at
tend the North Dakota Agricultural
college charity ball to be given tn
the evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Wynkoop, who
formerly resided at Jamestown, are
spending few days there visiting
friends and attending to business
matters,
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48 Guests Play Cards
At Rebekah Function

Mrs. Hannah Harris and A. W..
Snow won high score awards at bridge
and Mrs. .Alva Pucket and Emil
Strand held the high scores in the
whist games at the card and dancing
party which the Rebekah lodge gave
Friday evening at the World War Me-
mortal building dining room. Twelve
tables were in play. Dancing started
after the card games and continued
until midnight. Arrangements were
made and lunch was served by Mrs.
<. Q. Arness, chairman, Mrs. Harry
Berg, Mrs. Selma jacobson, Mrs. A.
L. Brevig and Mrs. H. H. Engen.
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Legislative Visitors
Forming Club Monday

Wives and daughters Of all legis-
lators are invited to attend q meet
ing at the American Legion Auxiliary
room, World War Memorial build
ing, at 8 o'clock Monday evening.
The purpose Of the gathering is to
form q social organization which will
have regular meetings during the re-
mainder Of the session. A program
and service Of refreshments are PLAN
ned for the evenings entertainment.
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Miss Mildred Hoff in
Radio Program Friday

Continuing the series Of two-piano
programs which the Menus conserva-
tory Is sponsoring, Miss Mildred /.
Hoff, Bismarck high school instruc-
tor, played the first two movements
Of the Mozart D Minor Concerto over
kFYR Friday evening, starting at
7:45 O'Clock. Miss Belle Menus was
at the second piano. Next weeks
program at the same time will be
played BY Miss Audrey Warrior, high
school student who Is a graduate Of
the Bismarck Indian school.
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Senate Bill Approved
BY Local D.U.V. Tent

A formal resolution favoring Sen
ate Bill No. 10 was adopted by Tir-
zah Ann Barclay Tent No. 3, Daugh-
tiers Of Union Veterans of the Civil
War, at its meeting held Thursday
evening. The resolution calls "for
an act making an appropriation to
pay expenses Of erecting headstones
over the graves Of soldiers, sailors
and marines Of the United States War
OF the Rebellion" Mrs. g. D. Bell
used place cards and other appoint
ments In keeping with st. Valentines
day when she served refreshments.
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Trinity Lutheran Aid
Serves Supper Today

The Trinity Lutheran Ladies' Al.
announced Saturday that 1t will serv,
q second meat ball and lutefisk sup
per at the church parlors saturda,
evening from $50 to 1880 o'clock. TIL,
public is invited.
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In compliment to her mother. Mrs
Hannah Harris Of Fargo who ha
been visiting here for the last week
Mrs. Robert w. Carlson, 9l3 Eighth
st., Wednesday afternoon entertain.
ed at 1:30 O'Clock bridge luncheon
with appointments in keeping Will
the Valentines day season. Award.
for high scores in the games played
at two tables went to Mrs. Inez Han
son and Mrs. Clarence Guinness, who
held first and second high, respect
lively. The hostess presented Mrs
Harris with . guest gift. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlson, their baby daughter,
Merilyn, and Mrs. Harris left Sat-
urday for Fargo. The Carlsons ex-
pect to return on Sunday.
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Mrs. George H. Spielman, Mandan,
and Mrs. G. r. Robertson, Mason
apartments, entertained IL guests at a
bridge party given Thursday after
noon at the Spielman home. Score
awards went to Mrs. E. F. Underhill,
Mrs. H. s. Russell and Mrs. A. E. Hetz-
Ter, all Of Mandan. A bouquet Of
hyacinths centered the buffet lunch
con table which was lighted with red
tapers and decorated in st. Valen-
tine day motif. Among the guests
were Mrs. ]. A. Kramer, Mrs. P. G..
Remington and Mrs. E. A. Wilson,
all Of Bismarck, and Mrs. r. ]. Dow
ney, Devils Lake.
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Miss Belle Menus, 20o1l Third ST.,
has returned from Minneapolis
where she had been since Sunday to
spend q few days with her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
G. Studness (Alma Mehus) Of Devils
Lake. While she was away, Miss
Menus saw the Monte Carlo ballet
staged at st. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs.
studness are going on to Chicago be-
fore returning to Devils Lake.
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The Valentines day motif was
carried out in red and white luncheon
and bridge appointments when Mrs.
r. J. Gerlitz, 100 Rosser avenue,
west, entertained guests for two tables
Wednesday evening. The Misses
Freda Anderson and Rosella BreIe
received the high score awards.
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Anthony Faber, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Faber, 206lz Fourth St.,
and graduate Of the North Dakota
Agricultural college. Fargo, has open
ed an advertising agency In Chicago
where he has been employed for the
past year, according to word re-
ceived by his parents.
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Mrs. G. r. Robertson, Mason apart
ments, left at noon Saturday for Lib
erty, Mo-, q suburb Of Kansas City,
where she IS to spend q few weeks Wis
ting with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
J. G. Armstrong.
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Miss Esther Koth, r. n, has re-
turned to the city after spending
zone time With her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Koth Of Jamestown.
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Of the Roosevelt park, and has always
been found In the front ranks for the
welfare OF our state"
Funeral services for the veteran
North Dakota publisher were held
here Friday.
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Buildings constructed Of adobe
brick following the design Of early
missions are being constructed BY
Sierra labor for the San joaquin
county fair 1t Stockton, Col.
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Belk Is Soloist for
Guild Radio Program

Lorenzo H. Belk, assisted by Miss
Phyllis Wolverton at the piano, will
present the Sunday afternoon pro-
gram Of the Singers Guild, which
Will be broadcast over KFYR at $50
o'clock, according to Miss Maude A.
Tollefsen, teacher-founder. Mr.. Belk's
program will include "Credo" from
"Herculanum," David: 1T Was q
Lover and His Lass" Sllakespearean
song, Austin; Requiem" Homer, and
The Green-Eyed Dragon" Charles.
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Mrs. Thomas Whelan Of st.
Thomas, who has been with her hus-
band, Senator Whelan. 1T the Patter-
son hotel for . few weeks. now Is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Alex
Stewart, Fargo.
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Miss verouta Weppler went 70
Fargo Friday to be the guest Of Mr..
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Whitley, Dolores Curran and Eleanor
Thompson.
The party arrangements were made
by Mary Katherine Riggs, chairman.
Eunice Starkle, Ro1Ald Erickson and
Feter Fischer.
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Miss Esther Koth, r. NJ. has re-
turned to the city after spending
some time With her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Koth Of jamestown.
, 1935-02-13
Fire Fighters
Install Their
New Officers
lSpeclal 20 The Heraldl

AGKN<a8a
McALLEN, FEB. I3.-New officers
who will direct activities OF the Nc
Allen Volunteer Fire Department
enc OF the largest completely vol
unteer fire departments In this part
OF South Texas. were installed az q
department meeting Monday night
Chief O. III. Britton, who has held
that position since organization OF
the department IN 1925, was INSTALL
Ell to serve his tenth year. In de-
ference 10 his hobby Of Gulf fish
ing. the department members pre-
sented him with a fine rod and reel
Other officers installed included
First Assistant Chief w. Il. Cain.
Second Assistant Chief Alfred My
crs and the following company and
ether officers: Company No. ], Cap
tain Bill Goteher and Lieut.. Hal
Ramsey: Company No. 2, Captain
RAYMOND Virdell and Lieut.. Iryin
Cameron; Company No. 3, Captain
Carl Dubois and Lieut.. Wendell
i.c1lnSCn. Company No. 4. Captain
Sid Purl and Lieut.. Lee stone, Ed
lsng5, captain CT first aid squad:
Harry S. Merits. chaplain: 8. J. Purl.
SIR. captain OF fire police; Junior
Britt0n. mascot.
Officers Of the business orGani-
z3tion we're also installed ana i'm
Guided irwin Cameron, president; A
ID. Dosn, yice-president; Bill Gotch-
I'll, secretary: and John Stevens,
treasurer.
Standing committees include. .
House-ROy Parsons, chairman
Wendell Robinson and Raymond Vir-
dell: Sick-GaSton Wiley. chairman
Troy Harrell and Hal Ramsey: uni
Iorm-Ed LANCE. chairman, and Carl
Dubois and Merle Wood.