The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-04
BANQUET Plan. .About Completed,

and banquet Of the First Baptist
church which is set for Wednesday
evening. January Is. is I . he a per-
fectlN appointed gathering and the
committee in charge. Rev. H. NJ. Cook.
Mrs. f.. j. Babcock and r. b. Griffith.
L. p%erfecting all plans very rapidly.
In the evening in the church dining
hall and the Ladies' Aid society will
be in full charge. AT the annual meet
ing OF the society to be held next
Wednesday,. their plans for tho ban
Quet service will be completed and
announced.
The congregational meeting will fol-
low the BANQUET hut just before the
service. Of the feast there Is always an
informal half hour reception and the
committee announces the following
assistants and order of business:
Ushers-Mr. and Mrs. IL. w. RAN
dali and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Il. Griffith.
Receiving Line-Rev. and Mrs.
Homer NJ. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Garvin, MIR. and Mrs. NJ. w. Spaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Griffith. Harold L.
Winslow and Miss winifred Nelson.
PRESIDING at Business Session-Prcf.
Vernon P. Squires. chairman of the
advisory board.
Report OF Church clerk-Dr. G.. L.
Tompkins.
Board Of peacons-c. E. Garvin.
Board Of Trustees-R. B. Griffith.
Benevolent Fund-N. @. Benner.
Sunday School-W. s. Regg.
B. Y. P. I'll. E. winslow.
Ladies' Aid Society-Mrs. H. X.
Geist.
Mission Band-Mrs. Mary Gaylord.
Pastor-ReN. Homer NJ. Cook.
Financial Secretary-M. W. Spauld-
ing.
Treasurer-Sidney Clark.
Nominating Committee. E. Gar.
vim. chairman Of board of deacons.
Elections of Officers.
New Business. "A New Vision
Altar Society Party Thursday.
The Ladies' Altar society of ST. Mi
chael's church will give their January
card party at the knights Of Column
bus hall next Thursday evening. Mrs.
Fred $. Duggan is the hostess in
charge of the party and she has chos-
as her group of assisting ladies
Mrs. NJ. F. Murphy. Mrs. NJ. Norman.
Mrs. John Valley. Mrs. {. J. Monley.
Mrs. f. $. L'Esperance. Mrs. G. r.
Thacker. Mrs. F. J. Duggan. Mrs. w.
H.. Ryan. Mrs. L. L. Eckman. Mrs.
OSsA NAA oIAA AAAS a.. "a odlkON.
Grand-nula is the game selected for
the evenings entertainment and play
ing will begin at $3.50 o'clock. A splen-
did lunch will be served in the parlors
at 10 o'clock and the hostesses extend
a most cordial invitation to all men,
hers and friends Of the church.
Mrs. Thomas Woods Here.
Mrs. Thomas Woods arrived last
evening from Ottumwa, Iowa. where
she has made her home since becom-
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Car
ter of Belmont avenue for a few
weeks. Mr.. Woods who is With the
Byllsby company has recently been
transferred from the Ottumwa Office to
Minneapolis and he has gone to that
City to take up his new work and to
residence quarters before his
wife joins him. While here Mrs.
Woods will also visit her sister and
brother-in-lau, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis L.
Rowland.
Old Residents We're Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lien of Winnipeg.
former pioneer residents Of this city.
were here a short time last evening
enroute home from Minneapolis and
Rochester. Mimi. Mr.. Lien having
gone to the latter city to consult the
Mayo physicians and to Minneapolis
to visit their son. William Lien. MI.
Lien Is suffering from heart trouble
and the phHsicians at Rochester gave
him no encouragement for improve
inent. For that a he and his
wife were fastening home and did not
stop in this city as they had planned.
A large number of their former
friends we're at the station to see them.
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Announcements Cards Received.
Friends have received cards from
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Larsen of Sake
vile. Wis, announcing the marriage
Of their daughter. Dora Marie. to AL
bert Erwin Carpenter of Arvilla. The
wedding took place Wednesday. jan
uary l, and the couple will be at home
at Arvilla after January Is.