The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-18
.irs. Kclly lltrhlx uonor.si.

Mrs. Kelly Highly %llonOrtNi.
Mrs. Clarke Kelly of Devils Lak'
mas been named national delegate t
attend the Belgium Farm Woman
congress abroad next June and II
commenting on this high honor TIN
minneapolis Journal used a largo pic
tur" Of Mrs. Kelly and tho followin.
article:
Mrs. Kelly la her husbands farm
manager. ono Ut tho most progressiv,
tarm women in tho middle west. Sh,
WAS appointed n dclceatc to the Bol
GUM Farm Wpmau's to h,
held next June Ivy tho iMtcrnntionm
~"ngrcs cf farm women In Leth'
bridge. Alta, Can.
Mrs. Clarke w. KcllN Of North Ia,
k"th Is the appointed delegate to- the
ing which will meet in Belgium mex,
June. II ii she should attend the con
Eress she Will he nm interesting per
SON AZ the farm congress in oklahoma
City in October. 1914
Az u congress IN october many
now lines of work will no discussed
and the new officers. who arc already
actively engaged in various field.
whtrh are meant to- increase the farm,
wives opportunities in tho lines of
mutual profit sociall> and from the
c~stinsly. The officers are:
President. Mrs. John Harbert,
Ian an"la. Cal: frs, virc president,
Mrs. Ryrtha l.. Stavcrt. Winnipeg.
Man: second vtce president. Mrs. NJ.
II. Matt. Victoria. L G.: third vice
president. Miss 1rma Matthew's, Okla
n"tna City. Okla: secretary treasurer,
Mrs. Eleanor l.. Burns. Lcthbridyc.
Can.
"on" member from each state and
PROVING" was elected on tho executive
o"ard. and among these arc:
mrs; r. W. pownrr. Alberta. Can:
MA; Mrs. y. Dickson. Saskatchewan:
Miss ~. Ellen browning. England;
Mrs. t"'t. Colorado: Mrs. Albert Keep
per Iowa: DR.. Ella $ Webb. Mime
sofia: Miss Maude Gri:'ith. Missouri;
Miss Leila Harkens, Moutana: Mrs. c,
n. Bachelor. North Dakota: Mrs.
Knoll, Nevada: Mrs. Grigey, Oklaho-
ma Miss Alice Lindsey Webb. Ore
II Miss Mabel Sensor. South Dalo-
"a Mrs. y. T.. Merrill. Utah: Mrs. ].
EcfrN' Washington, Mrs. AIDA V.
omins. W
The 1nternationa, Farm Women.s
fress association ,auNiliary to the
'onsress). which WAS organized last
year at Colorado Springs Will, eleven
.uarteI members. closed its first year
WIN members. The eleven
quarter members Of this org%anization
VINO We're present AT the Colorado
springs meeting fell thst upon them
as iarn-raper women dcvolvc.i a great
resp"nsin,l1N in exploiting and pro-
m"tins n work which the
aimed to do among me in rural
communities To that end they or.
canned themselves into this auxiliary
press association. Its ain, is 10 court
among its members the home coud,,c-
'"f M every agricultural. horticultur-
Al. poultry and bee paper in the coun-
W. as vel las all prominent contri.
'"'"ts 10 these papers They can ac-
quaint them with the work as II ia he
ing done in other parts Of tho conn.
.rS: they a gather information a
their WI and different localities 70
pass an to the headquarters Of their
press association. This in turn can No
used as a resource to draw from, u,
scer up active and continued interest
et"e" the press association and tho
larm women readers.
II new officers elected i, 4,;.
are as follows: President
Mrs, Mary l.. Rigelow. Minnoa,,oiis
,H'nn.' nrst vice president, Miss Irn,a
Is Matthews. state department Of ar.
Oklahoma: second vice nras.
iaent' Miss II. Ellen Browning. Lon.
"9n. Eng; secretary treasurer, MARY
!Niien Whodon. st. Pa;,l. Mimi.
Ine members Of the executive con,-
W.. :. are; Mrs. 1i'lian b. Thomas.
winnlpes. Man: Mrs. Alberta NJ
Hepper Winfield, Iowa; Miss Mabel
censor. Aberdeen. s. D.: Miss MAJ
Winnipeg, Man. ~
..,t Mss Le'ia Harkens Of the Montana
Holt Of Colorado were aprointad az
gates to attend the international ~
eress at Belgium next June. toa.tpar
WIN Mrs. Clark Kelly Of Devils 49,
=. D'' who was appointed as delesa.a
from the congress" 'eea'e