The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-09

people departed they all agreed that
they had had a good time in spite of
the weather man.
]. g.. Hyde left yesterday for Ames.
Ia, where he will attend his class re-
union of the state agricultural college.
Enroute he will visit a few days at
Minneapolis and waverly and after his
visit at Ames, will go to Nebraska to
visit his sister and brother. He will be
absent from he city two or three
weeks.
The thirteenth annual meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary society of
the Methodist Episcopal church of the
North Dakota conference, will be held
at Valley City, Thursday and Friday,
June II and IL. The program for the
two day session Is as follows:
Thursday Morning 1880 a. m.
Delegates, visitors and hostesses
meet at the M. e. church.
Enrolment of delegates.
Introduction of delegates to hostess
es and to each other.
Prayer service led by president, Mrs.
S. Newlove.
Thursday Afternoon, $3.50.
Appointment of committees.
Reports of years work.
Supply Secretary. Mrs. N. L. Redman
Corresponding Secretary .:..::..:...
Treasurer ... Mrs. George p. Mile
Paper, Our Untitled Fields, by secre-
tary Y. P. work, Mrs. E. Duden.
Procession of Nations. !
Thursday Evening, 8 O'Clock.
Organ Solo ........ Mrs. H. e. Goodsell
Reading Of scripture and prayer.
Vocal Solo -. Miss Florence Hedstrum
Address-Mormonism ...............
.:....:....... Mrs. Lulu l. Shepard
Free will Offering.
Friday Morning, $3.50.
Praise and thanksgiving moments.
Grand Forks Delegates
Reading of minutes.
Business
Election of officers.
Taking of pledges for 1914-15.
Round table discussion.
Topics.
Contingent fund-what? How much?
Thank offering-when taken? Why?
How used?
Reports-when made? By whom?
Importance?
Reading circle-Who are members?
Books to read?
Friday Afternoon, $3.50.
Report of committees.
Unfinished business.
Talks about some of our Homes and
Missionaries:
Mrs. Nasmyth of Little Rock, Ark
Mrs. Geo. E. Miller.
Mrs. Elder and McCleskey Home
MTS. AlSOH w 6llSs
Marcy Center, Chicago-Mrs. Blanche
Caldwell.
The Kentucky Twins"-sheldor
Our Immigrant Work-Mrs. e. P
How the W. H. M. S. a~rticulate.
with other organizations and has a dis
tinct mission" ft
laJ With w. F. M. S...To be supplied
Mrs. S. A. Zimmerman
(c) With Freedmen's Aid. .........
........... Rev. C. A. Macnamara
Miss Abbie L. Simmons left yesterday
for Chicago where she will represent
the Fine Arts club at the biennial con
vention of the General Federation OF
st. Paul, Minneapolis and other Mime
sofa cities left ST. Paul for Chicago a,
$40 a. M, in a special train on the
ST. Paul road, to attend the biennia
| convention, which will be in session
ten days beginning tomorrow. The
club women's special will reach Chi
cago at 10 p. m, Minnesota head.
quarters will be established at the
Blackstone. Mrs. C. L. Atwood of st
Cloud. president of the Minnesota State
Iteration, accompanied the delegation
Among the st. Paul women to make
the trip are: Mrs. H. 7. Quillan, Mrs
Kay Todd and Mrs. c. G. Higbee, Mrs
George M. Kenyon, Mrs. r.. r. a KIRK
and Miss Agnes Peterson who are II
the east, also will represent st. Paul
Minneapolis sent about twenty dele.
gates. Mrs. Atwood will report OF ths
work of the Mimi sota federation al
the opening session. Miss Josephine
Brewer of st. Cloud, chairman of the