Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-05
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which they can not participate. A
part Of Secretary McAdoo's address

which they can not participate. A
part Of Secretary McAdoo's address
was as follows:
Let 1t not be said" Mr.. McAdoo
said. that ten millions Of the youth
service on the fifth day Of June and
that there was wanting a sufficient
number of volunteers on the fifteenth
day OF June to supply the means to
keep those men in the field through
the purchase Of the bonds of their
own government.
women will hold mass meetings ana
women orators will speak at street
corners in behalf of the loan, while
women motorists will distribute lit
erature through the country districts.
Thousands of telephone switchboard
operators have agreed to spend part OF
that day calling prospective purchas-
ers of bonds, and asking other women
to make similar telephone
In Office buildings, railway stations and
department stores women will be sta
toned with application blanks for
the bonds n information for their
purchase.
Mrs. Frank A. vanderlip Of New
York, reported that women's societies
and clubs in New York have sold
more than $1,000. 900 worth Of bonds
to women within the last two weeks.
Mrs. Francis L.. HigKinson Of Boston
reported success for a similar move
ment in the New England states Mrs.
George T. Guernsey. president senera,
Of the Daughters OF the A.,e-icsn
Revolution. said more than $l.0oo,10A
worth of bonds have been bought by
members Of that organisation. Mrs
Kellogg Fairbank Of Chicago tolS ot
arrangement with mas order houses
to distribute Liberty Los literature
and subscription hlsnss 20 every
farm woman before the subscription
period ends uae
Miss Florence Gallup. who will %
graduated from the expression de-
partment Of Wesley college It the
close of the sunlmer term. assisted the
members of the senior class Of the
Hillsboro high school with the presen-
tat!on Of their class play.
Mrs. H. l.. CAN will be graduated
from this department Of the school It
the close Of the year and will give a
reading Of the play. Faust by
Goethe. in the i've acts. Mrs. L. C.
Harrington will play the musical &c
compartments and h will be assisted
by Mrs. F. A. Thompson.
The junior piano recital of Miss
Hannah stat, which was to have been
given last evening at Corwin hall has
been postponed until Friday evening
on Of the illness of Miss Stat.
On Thursday evening, June 2, the
Ladies Society Of Wheatbelt Lodge,
B. OF L. F. and E., will give an in
formal dancing party in the Odd Fell
lows hall. A three piece orchestra
has been engaged to play the program
and the hours are from 9 until IL
o'clock. Luncheon will be served
during the evening. This is the last
by the women of this order during
the winter months.
The class day exercises will be CIV
en- this evening in the auditorium of
the Central High school and will be
week festivities. A one act farce. "A
Committee On Matrimony." will open
the program for this evening, and
this will be followed the acting of the
class history, the class prophecy and
the class. by different members of the
senior class. The senior band under
the direction Of Miss Geraldine Nc
Nicol will play; + =
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Frank Read. who
are leaving Grand Forks to make
their future home in Minneapolis. will
be the guests of honor at an informal
reception to be held in the Masonic
temple this evening after the regular
meeting Of the Acacia Chapter, East
ern Star.
The hours will be passed informal
ly and there will be a service of light
refreshments. A cordial invitation is
extended to all friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Read to attend the reception and
to bid them farewell. The Read fam
lily will spend the summer months at
their cottage at Bemidji and will go
to Minneapolis in the fall.
The announcement Of the APP
preaching marriage of Miss Esther
Harriet Dahl Of Norma, N. D.. to Otto
Bjorn Sorenson of Pettibone, N. D.,
has been made. The wedding will take
place on June 20, and will be a quiet
home affair.