The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-19
THE DISTRICT
PRAYER MEETINGS
SUNDAY WORKERS ARE GETTING
AcTivE-RIG UNION MEETING
HELD LAST NleHT-cHoiR
LEADERS HELD A CONFER.
ENcE.

There was a largely attended prayer
meeting Of Sunday workers at the
First Presbyterian church. Mr.. Gill
addressed those present and was fol-
lowed by w. r. Lane, chairman at
large of the committee on
ments. There was much enthusiasm
displayed and it is felt that the spirit
Tor the big revival will have sufficient
~ developed by Nh. Sundays arrival.
There was a choir meeting at the
Y. NJ. G. A. auditorium last night and
announcement was made that voices
v already been procured for the
cnolr for the Sunday meetings to be
neld in the tabernacle. Extensive
plans are being made for the opening
meeting OF the revival. April 4.
Inc committee announces the fol-
lowing homes in the which the prayer
meetings will be held tonight:
District No. In. d. Agricultural
college building.
District No. IDEALS dormitory.
District No. 3-Mrs. w. II. Aymar.
District No. Mrs, Fred Heath.
District No. 5-Mrs. o. Barrett.
District No. 6-Mrs. I. w. Smith.
District No. detention.
District No. S--Mrs, Frank Gustaf-
son.
District No. 9-Mrs. j. q. Roe.
district No. 11--Mrs. j. A. Graham.
District No. I2-Mrs. L. Matson.
District No. 1S-Mrs. r.. c. Donagnue.
district No. 14-Mrs. G.. 1. Bell.
District No. 15--Mrs. Il. L. Copeland.
District No. 16-Mrs. S. Thompson.
District No. 1S-St. Luke's hospital,
District No. 19-Mrs. r. r.. Vidger.
District No. 20--Mrs. f. r. Knox
District No. 22-23Mrs. w. Al. Draeske.
District No. 24-Mrs. Ruth prior.
District No, 25-Mrs. H. e.. Nesne.
District No. 26-Mrs, o. M. Strate.
District No. 27-Mrs. j. T. smith,
District No. 2S-Mrs. l.. Peterson.
District No. 29-Mrs. B. Nelson:
District No. 30-Mrs. M. N. Hatcher
District No. 31-Mrs. r. H Halev.
District No. 32-Mrs. w. III. Hunter.
District No. SS-Mrs. H. H. Cassel-
man.
District No. s4-Miss Evelyn White.
District No, 35-Mrs. G. G.. owen.
District No. S7-Mrs. w. Hauser.
District No. 3S-Mrs Thomas Kelley.
District No. S9-Mrs. SiIas craig
District No. 40-1Mrs. j. Al. Hatcher
District No. 41-Mrs. Geo. Rusk
District No. 42-Mrs. J. nj. Walters
District No. 43-Mrs. j. D.CamnbeIl
District No. 44-Woman's Boardfna
Home.
District No. 45-Mrs. j. Ames.
District No. 46-Mrs. 7 n McCon.
key.
District No. 47-Mrs. J.. n. Jones.
District No. 4S--Mrs. S. q. Youatt.
District No. 49-Mrs. r. G. Han.
District No. 50-Mrs. G. II. Webster
District No. 51-Mrs. e. s.. Elliott.
District No. 52-Mrs. WIN. Mangeld.
DistrictzNo. 5s-Mrs. e. q. Thonau-
son.
District No. 54-nfrs. Geo. sweetiand.
ping.
District No. 5s-Mrs. j. Forsberg.
District No! 57-Mrs. Electa Rich
District No. 5s-Miss vivian shuts.
District No. 5s-Mrs. g. q. Boise.
District No. 60-Mrs. John Monson.
District No. 61-Mrs. s.. H. Crothers.
District No. 62-Mrs. H. AmerIand.
District No. 6s-Mrs. s. Leighton,
District No. 64--Mrs. II. r. Turner,
District NO. 65-Mrs. Joseph Matters
District No. s6-Mrs. ". B. Jensen.
Moorhead Meetings Tuesday Night
District No, 6s-Mrs. Robertson.
District No. 69-Mrs. Larson,
District No. 70-Mrs. Peterson,
District No. 72-Mrs. Gabrielson.
District No. 7S-Mrs. Bergstrom.
District No. H--Mrs. Dennison
Be sure and attend the first spring
showing of hats at Wasem's, Sal First