Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-28
W. C. e. Meeting
Yesterday Pm.

Women OF the w. C. !. U. mes
yesterday afternoon at the home II
MRS. &C. Stewart, and a large num-
Der of members in attendance found
yauch to interest them. In addition
to- he regular routine business 20
een,e he:ore the union. there vas q
report Of n work done at the w. G.
A. u. booth at the state fair Last week.
Comfort bags. which were received
from the state headquarters, to be
made for the soldiers and sailors de-
partment, were distributed among the
members. to be gotten in readiness
within a short time. 3
In line with the food conservation
gospel which is being so widely
preached throughout the country, and
which is receiving the attention OF
mel and women in all walks of life,
vas an article from the national ".
c. Z. U. organ. the Union Signal, by
Mrs. Ella Boole, of the foremost
Temperance workers, and best known
writer's on the subject, in the
try. Pertinent points from the arti-
Gle that were well worth considering,
not only for their ~cleverness. but for
their practical value. included such
rs these: Can you avoid waists?
Maybe your garbage can" IF you
S1SPSo itSGs tlS IL Wal . y
therell be many more who will live
to eat;' Eat what will spoil, ave
what will not. grow what you car,
waste not a jot,' > Any or all of these
little jtngies might well be adopted
by housewives who are enlisting in
the great food army, and the prac-
tical application of them would help
q good bit in conserving the national
food supply.
The afternoons program also in
cluded the reading OF articles anent
the prohibition measures that are
pending in congress-. and the efforts
that are being made to Great white
zones around the military training
camps of the country. =
Mrs. Stewart served refreshments
at the conclusion of the meeting. The
ter part OF August at Riverside park.
and no meeting will be held before
that time.
Miss Elizabeth Mckenzie, general
secretary of the Y. w. C. A. who has
been absent from the city for more
than a month, returned last night.
Miss Mckenzie has been at indian
apolis, during the time she has been
away, having been called there by the
sudden death Of a sister.
Il X
Mrs. Louis Trepanier OF 30i North
Sixth street expects t leave tomor-
row moo to visit relatives in Minnea-
polls for a week.
X X *
Mrs. James A. Dinnie who has been
ut Williston during the week is now
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Din
pie at Minot. Mrs. Dinnie is expect
I'd home early next week.
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Mrs. Lucy N. Lewis Of Neche came
Hottie city yesterday from Williston
where she attended the Grand Lodge
hf sPpthian Sisters, for a brief visit
with friends before continuing on to
her home today, Z &
Mrs. A. L. staubus OF Devils Lake
p visiting with. her sister Mrs. Archie
u r,a 49, =
ELL meet for work at the Masonic
Nemple on Tuesday afternoon.
Invitations are being issued today
x the marriage of Miss Rose Leibo-
Etch and ]. Friedman. The cere-
fnohy will take place at the home of
the bride-to-be, on Oak street, on
Miss Marie Sattlers went to Bennidji
Hesterdaysto spend a fortnight as the
guest Of Miss Arvilla Kempfield.
X X y
Mrs. Howard Payne and her daugh-
Yer Mary, Of Winnipeg, who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter John
son, left today for their home.
X X X
Mrs. C. B. Gillespie has returned
from Star Island, cass Lake, where
Rhe was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. S.
"A. S~aupderson.
/ X X X
DIR. and Mrs. W. H. Witherstine, 212
Eighth avenue, left last evening for
Rochester, Mimi, where they will
spend several days visiting at the
home Of DR.. Witherstine'a parents,
Dir. and Mrs. H, II. Witherstine. DR..
Wttherstine will attend the Mayo elm
&c. while in Rochester.
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