The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 5

MA1T 29, 1941 Children's Day Event The Children's day and promotion program of the Congregational church school will be held in the social room at 9:45 o'clock Sunday morning All parents and friends of the children are welcome. The program will be as follows: Prelude, by Anne Olson; hymn, by the Junior department; the Lord's prayer, response by Junior choir; song and offering service, by beginners; presentation of promotion certificates to beginners; roll call of members of the Cradle roll; of- fcring, by the Junior department; special numbers by the Junior choir, under direction of Mrs. Clarence Ferguson; pageant by Primary department, "The Passer-By and the flowers," with these participants: Reader, Martha Blackman; musician, Marian Nelson; character parts will be taken by Nancy Anderson. Sharon Sutton, Sally Pike. Shirley Babino, Ann Pries, Gayle Marquardt, Sharry Harkins, Lois Joslin, Norma Gafke, Sally McCormick, Norene Gafke, Karen Hansen, Mary Jo Ferguson, Peggy Rosio, Ruth Seymour, Vernon Grant, Janet Joslin, Harold Seymour, Gladys Fries, Shannon Ferguson, Tom Winquist, Jerry Fulton, Garry Grant, DcWayne DeByle and Richard Fries; announcement of honor roll of presentation of promotion certificates to primary department and Bibles to graduating class.

The presentation of the program has been in charge of Mrs. Delbert Smith, superintendent of the Primary department, with the assistance of Mrs. Robert Harper of the Beginners department and Mrs. Lennart Erickson of the Junior- Young People's department. There will be opportunity for dedication of children by baptism at the morning service at 11 o'clock and at the close of the morning service.

Next week the churcii will announce plans for the Junior church to meet at 9 o'clock each Sunday morning during the vacation months. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller and son, Gary, of Chicago, are expected here tomorrow. Mrs.

Miller and Gary will spend the week-end with relatives in fronwood, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. P. W.

Peterson, Mrs. Charles Calkins a'nd Mrs. George Davies attended a banquet and meeting of the White Shrine in An- I tigo last evening. Mrs. Arthur Taylor has called to Sheboygan, by the death of her sister, Mrs.

Margaret Francis, Bradley Taylor is attending the annual Memorial service of thq Polar Bears, avi organization for veterans of the World war who fought in Russia, in Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Graham have returned from Milwaukee.

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and ADDRESS. Sibelius Club Held Meeting Today The May meeting of the Sibelius club was hold this morning In the Mary MucQueen studio on Oneida avenue. The program began at 9 and was as follows. "My Old Kentucky Home" Donna Krumm "The New Year" Williams Mavis Christiansen "Fairy Bell" Sarah C. Bragdoy Ellen Jensen "Hunting Song" Williams Played in 15 keys Joyce Teskc "The Gentle Bee" Folk Douglas Kongslien Study in Transposition Lois Gicscncn "Arabesque" Burgmullcr "Angel Voices" Burgmullcr Donna Krumm Duet, "March of the Boy Scouts" Grant Schaefcr Nancy and Bobby Hcurich "The Skaters" Wuldtenfcl Joyce Hanson "Story of the Mouse" Lyncs Barbara Hansen "The Dream Boat" Williams Lois Andrews "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear" Willis Mavis Christiansen "Skyrockets" Williams Ellen Jensen "Stars of the Summer Woodbury "Sweet and Low" Barn by "Last Rose of Summer" Nancy Hcurich "Spinning Song" Ellmcnrcich Joyce Hanson Duct, "Airs from Scotland" arr.

Hudson Sidney Brown and Barbara Hanson Scale contest and vocabulary drill. Little Theater Guild Will Meet Tonight Members of the Little Theater guild will hold a meeting tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Congregational church parlors. Joe McElronc, director of the guild, has asked for a large attendance at the meeting at which a cast for another play is to be chosen. Other business also will be taken up at the meeting. Members who have not checked in their tickets for "Holiday House" arc asked to do so at the meeting.

Mrs. Mann to Win 'For Married Folks' HOUSTON, May 29 Light-spirited Mrs. Russell Mann of Omaha went out today "to win for us married folks." The 29-year-old matron and former Curtis cup player was the only married woman in the quarter finals of the women's Trans-Missis- -sippa golf tournament today. Polly Tompkins To Get Degree SOUTH HADLEY, May 29 to The Polly Tompkins, daughter of Mrs. R.

F. Tompki-ns, 309 Dahl street, Rhine-lander, is a candidate for the degree of bachelor of arts at Mount Holyoke college this June. Mount Holyoke's 104th commencement exercises will be held Monday morning, June 9. Christopher Morley will give the commencement address and President Roswell Gray Ham will confer the degrees. Miss Tompkins, who completed her work for her degree in February, prepared for college at Rhi'ne- Innder high school and attended Pine Manor Junior college before coming to Mount Holyoke in the fall of 1938 as a Sophomore.

She Has majored in a member of Phi Beta Kappa, national honorary scholastic society, and has received the Skinner fellowship for the study of history at Mount Holyoke next year. Miss Tompkins was O'ne of the Mount Holyoke students included in the 1940-41 edition of "Who's Who Among Students." She was president of the International Relations club this year and last summer studied in Mexico under a scholarship given by that organization. She is a member of Delta Sigma Rho, honorary debating society, and has won the Anna C. Edwards prize for excellence in debate. Church News Seventh Day Atlvcntist.

(617 Mason street) C. M. Bee, pastor Saturday, May school at 1:15 p. church services at 2:45 p. m.

Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening, June 4, followed by a business meeting. The Missionary Volunteers society district meeting, will be at Clearwater Lake May 31. Bible study for this Sabbath's services is "The Cleaning of the Sanctuary." Dan. 8:14 prophecies: "And He said unto me, Unto two thousand three hundred days (or 2300 years as a day for a year is the Bible rule) shall the sanctuary be cleansed." How do we know that this docs not refer to the earthly sanctuary which Moses was instructed to make after the pattern shown him of the heavenly sanctuary? "He said unto Understand, son of man: for at the time of the end shall be the vision," Dan. 8: 17: Improvement Group To Meet Tonight The weekly meeting of the Mutual Improvement association of the Latter Day Saints church will bp held at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the chapel, 699 Thayer street.

The preliminary program will be under the direction of Mrs. Glen Oakley, Half-hour classes for various ages will be conducted. The public welcome at these meetings. Play practice will be held immediately after the meeting. ANNOUNCEMENT THE OPENING TOMORROW OF THE Tremont Ice Cream Store 324 Thayer Street Featuring FAIRMONT ICE CREAM The Highest Peak of Quality Vanilla Chocolate Chiffon Strawberry Butterscotch Chiffon Maple Nut.

DOUBLE HEADER CONES 5c Stock and Produce Market Reports Final New York Stocks. NEW YORK, May 29 (If) The stock market Absorbed its vitami-ns more or less synthetically today but managed to work up moderate rising energy in several departments. Closing gains were small for many leaders although 1 to 2 points were tacked on scattered issues in generally slack dealings. Transfers for the full proceedings were around 350,000 shares. Another flurry in aircrafts, com- i'ng after mid-day, helped prop some other faltering groups.

A little short covering, brokers said, in preparation for tomorrow's holiday when major exchanges will recess, tended to steady trends. Mild investment purchasing, based on the fact offerings have dried up appreciably in the face of bad news, also was observed Al Chem 147M- Am Can 78 Vi A Am 1 Am Had Am Smelt A Am Tob 63 Am Zinc 5Vs Arm 111 Beth Stl Boeing 4 Borden Can Dry 11 Can Pac Chrysler 4 Comwlth So Cons Cop Cunt Can 32Vk Curt Wr Dc'frc 21 Dist Corp Douglas Aire 68 Du Punt 144V4 Kiiylman Kodak El Ck'ii Eiec Gen Foods 36 GCMI Mot Int Harv 49Vs Jut Nick Can 24Vi Kcnnecott Krcsge 24 Lib Lig My BOVi Marshall Fd Mi Ward Mas-'h Kelv 4 Nut Bisc No Am Co 33 Penney 80 Phelps Dodge 28V4 Repub Stl 18 Markets at a Glance. NEW YORK. Stocks: Steady; aircrafts, specialties improve. Bonds: Firm; U.

S. governments gain. Foreign exchange: Narrow; Canadian dollar up. Sugar: Steady; trade buying and covering. CHICAGO.

Wheat: Two cents lower; hedging, pre-holiday liquidation. Corn: Lower; weak with wlieal. Hogs: Five to 10 higher; top $9.55. Cattle: Generally steady on all classes. Reynolds Tob 28V 8 Schenley 4 Sears Roe 69 Stand Brds St Oil Ind SI Oil 37 Swift Unit Corp 9-16 Rubber 21V 8 Stl 53V 4 Stl Pf 117 West Un West El Woolworth 26M; Youngst Sh 33 I Zenith 11 Vi I Final New; York Curb.

Ark Nat Gas A 1,14. Cities Service 4V 8 Cities Svc Pf I Pitts PI Gl Chicago Potatoes. CHICAGO, May 29 (U. S. Dept.

71; I on track 196; total U. S. shipments i 733; new stock supplies rather light; I demand moderate; market stronger; i California Long Whites S. No. 1, 2.10-20; Alabama Bliss Triumphs U.

S. No. 1, 1.70-95; Louisiana Bliss Triumphs U. S. No.

1, 1.60; old stock, supplies light; demand fair; for Idaho Russets market slightly stronger, for northern stock market firm; Idaho Russet Burbanks U. S. No. 1, 1.75; Minnesota Cobblers U. S.

Commercials 85-90; Wisconsin Katahdins and Chippewas U. S. No. 1, Chicago Butter. CHICAGO.

May 29 Butter receipts firm: creamery 93 score 92, 35V 4 other prices unchanged. Eggs receipts firm; storage packed firsts other prices unchanged. i A I A I If you hove a kitchen that requires additional heat we highly recommend the MONOGRAM COMBINATION. You can cook or bake with either wood, coal or gas. Our stock of ranges are going fast and replacements are slow, so buy now and be sure of getting a range.

Of course you can get terms without carrying or installation charge. Also a TEN YEAR GUARANTEE against part replacements. ONEIDA GAS COMPANY Beyond the Mains Use O-N-I-G-A Missionary to Speak Tonight The Rev. Anton Lundeen (above), field secretary of the board of foreign missions of Augustana synod, will speak tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Immanuel Lutheravi church. Rev.

Lundeen was a missionary in China for 12 years, and recently completed a world tour on which he spent much time in China, India and Africa. His lectures arc illustrated by motion pictures. Sunbeam Society Meeting Postponed The Sunbeam society of the Trinity Lutheran church has postponed its meeting until June 7 At that time Mrs. Henry Gates will entertain the members in church parlors. PAGE Society News Club Notes Thursday, May 29.

Townsctul club card party at 8 p. in. in Ihc council room of the city hall. bake sale at 1 p. m.

in the Model market. South Side circle of the Methodist Ladies' Aid meeting at 2:30 p. m. in tho home of Mrs. William Hardcll, 639 Margaret street.

Prayer meeting of the Foursquare Gospel church at the home of Mrs. Rupp. Ndnh Stevens street. Senior choir of the Zion Lutheran church meets at 8 p. m.

Service at 7:30 p. m. in the Immanuel Lutheran church; the Rev. Anton Lundcen, missionary, conducting. Ladies' Aid society of the Trinity Lutheran church; Mrs.

A. Wold and Mrs. H. Samuclson, hostesses. Junior choir rehearsal at 6:30 p.

m. in the church. Little Theater guild meeting at 7:30 p. m. in the church parlors.

Mutual Improvement association meeting at 7:30 p. m. in the Latter Day Saints chapel, 699 Thayer street. Saturday, May 31. Townsond club rummage sale in the former Hehn morkel building Thayer street.

Confirmatids meeting at 9 a. m. in the Trinity Lutheran church. Junior Choir to Hold Rehearsal Tonight There will be a rehearsal for members of the Junior choir of the Congregational church at 6:30 o'clock this evening in the church. High Hat DERT Pert Kelton, radio and screen actress, is planely air- ANNOUNCEMENT.

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