The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-21

MISS josie Johnson WHO SuileTeQ Il
severe attack of pneumonia a few
weeks ago has just returned from a
visit with friends in Fargo and Will
be able to resume her position in the
Office Al tho. Frederick in a few days.
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Golden Rod Thursday.
The members of the Golden Rod
club will meet Thursday afternoon
this week instead of Wednesday as
hostess at her home in Riverside Park,
l2O Fenton street.
Guests From Humbolt.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Flerance of
Humholt. MINI, Will return home to-
morrow evening after enjoying a sew
eral days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. y.
J; Nelson at their home in Eas, Grand
Forks. While here Mr.. and Mrs. Flor
ance We're entertained at dinner at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. a. K. Getty
on North Fifth street.
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Guild Social Wednesday.
a dime social will be held i'll con-
necllon with the regular meeting Of
ST. Paul's Guild Wednesday afternoon
and each member of the guild will be
expected to bring other ladies' of the
compensation and friends. The hours
will be from $3.50 to 5 o'clock at the
parish hall and the ladies of the guild
as hostesses will serve light refresh
ments. Guests are asked to bring
their needlework and come prepared
TO enjoy an afternoon of informal
pleasure and get acquainted With
those who may I e Strangers
Shrove Tuesday Dinner.
st. Paul's guild ladies will observe
the coming Of Lent again this year
by giving another of their popular
Shrove Tuesday dinners at the parish
nall. Those who enoNed the delicious
huckwheat pancakes. homemade sau-
sage. ~doushnuts and coffee that the
ladies served last year will be pleased
to hear that the treat is again in store
for them and NJ doubt will pass the
good word among their friends. The
dinner will he served Tuesday. Febru-
airy 4. al tho parish hall dining room
from 1880 until . o'clock.
Presbyterian Mission Meeting.
Mrs. \. r. McIlraith and Mrs. James
black will he hostesses Wednesday
afternoon at the meeting of the Pres
bNetrian Missionary society and the
session will be held in the church par.
lors at 3 O'Clock. The following in.
tcres;ins program has been arranged:
Devotionals-Mrs. D. NJ. Mcintosh.
Current Missionary Events for 1912
Mrs. L. F. Chandler.
Work OF the Presbyterian Church
for the Indians
lap The Indians vi the Northwest
Mrs. Killough.
Oh The Indians of the Southwes,
Mrs. E. B. Page.
(nl The Indians of the East-Miss
Mahoney.
story-Mrs. Harold Lamming.
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Foreign Mission Meeting.
The regular meeting Of the Won.
ems Foreign Missionary society of the
Methodist church will be held Wed.
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock With
Mrs. r. E. Roberts at 1923 North Fifth
street. Following the business and
usual program there will be a social
hour which will be in the nature of d
farewell to Mrs. A. Sansburn who
leaves tomorrow evening with her
family for their future home in On
tario. Mrs. Sansburn has been a
valuable member Of the society for
some years and the members will be
given this opportunity to bid her God
speed and wish her we'll in her new
home.
Mrs. Roberts will serve light re.
freshments during the social hour and
will be assisted by Mrs. f.. q. Lowell,
Mrs. H. 0. Sargent. Mrs. w. Z. De.
Long and Mrs. Jasper Vale. All mem.
bers Of the society arc urged to attend
and friends are cordially invited. The
program will he as follows:
Devotionals-Mrs. J. NJ. O'Nealc.
Business.
The Place of PRAYER in Missionary
Work-Mrs. Emma Hoy.
Stories of Answered Prayer-Mrs
Whitford.
Prayer for Definite objects-Mrs. J.
9. Moore.
Solo-Mrs. W. r. whitby.