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which is active in the interests of the
church. They do a great deal along
missionary lines and raise money for
church funds from their excellent
musical programmes and socials. The
officers are: President, Rev Mr..
Grunden; treasurer, John Nelson; and
secretary, Miss Ellen Johnson.
Norwegian Baptist.
The B. Y. P. u. of the Norwegian
Baptist church are active workers for
home and foreign missions and many
interesting programmes are planned
each year to promote the work of the
church and to raise funds for mission
work. The Officers are: President,
Miss Jessie Jensen; vice president.
Miss Anna Kzamme; secretary, Julius
Peterson; and treasurer, Alfred Jap
son.
St. PauPs Lutheran.
The st. PauTs Lutheran church has
a very interesting society for the young
people of the congregation called the
st. Paul's Young Peoples society. The
object of this society is to promote So
cial intercourse and to assist financially
in the church. The officers are as fol-
lows: President, Goodwin HUFF treas
urer, Miss Minnie HUFF; and secretary,
Miss Selma Krogstad.
Pontoppidsn.
The Bethany Young Peoples society
of the Pontoppidan church have assist
ed in their church work when called
upon financially and socially and have
a competent corps of officers: Presi-
dent, Gilbert Gunderson; vice presi-
dent, Emil Gionaas; and secretary,
Carl Martinson.
Gethsemane Cathedral.
The Gethsemane has no regular So
ciety for both young men and women.
The Brotherhood of st. Andrew and the
st. Cecilia guild take its place in their
church work The st. Cecelias guild
has an Alter society, which takes care
of the chancel, supplying flowers, and
has charge of the communion silver and
linen. The Junior auxiliary is branch
Of this guild and does missionary work.
First Congregational.
The First Congregational church
has society of over thirty members,
which is also known as the Christian
Endeavor society. The work of this
society is along social and missionary
lines and to assist in church activities.
The officers are: President, Miss
Luella Sincock; secretary, Miss
Frances Emery; treasurer, Miss Jessie
Buchanan, and vice president, Clarence
Covell
ST. Mary's Cathedral.
The ST. Mary's Catholic church has
two organizations, the Cathedral club
of young men, and the st. Agnes so
dality for young women. The former
is merely social club for the young
men and it's officers are: President,
Paul Cullen; vice president, George
Laliberti; secretary. Edward Sullivan;
treasurer, Henry Bernier; and financial
secretary, Floyd Dickinson. The So
dality is interested in raising funds for
the church and along social lines. The
official staff are: Project. Miss Nora
Fields; vice president, Miss Alice
Tierny; treasurer, Miss Anna Burke;
and secretary, Miss Caroline Trainor.
The Cathedral club has charge of the
ushering for church services.
Broadway Methodist.
The Epworth league Of the Broadway
M. r. church is active in church work
and also missionary and social work.
The OFFICERS are: President, Il. I. Cope
land; first vice president, Miss Ethel
Rhoades; second vice president. Eddie
Lee; third vice president. Miss Ethsl
Fields; vice project, Miss Alice
Margaret Cruikshanl: secretary. Miss
Edna Alderman; and treasurer, Maur-
ice Kelly.
The data for several Of the churches
was unobtainable. but each has well
attended young peoples sevices.