The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-28
LARGE PATRIOTIC
PARADE TO BOOST
RED CROSS WORK
PROCESSION PRECEDES MEET
ING AT JUNIOR HIGH AUDI
TORIUM FRIDAY EVE.
LARRY RO" The SPEAKER
COME OUT AND LEARN OF THE
WORK OF THIS SPLENDID
ORGANIZATION

Cross meeting to be held at the Jun
ior High School auditorium on
Friday evening of this week at
which time Larry Ho," the we'll
known St. Paul newspaper writer and
speaker will give the principal ad-
dress.
One of the very interesting features
in connection with this meeting will
be a monster civic parade which will
move from the City park promptly al
7:30 in the evening. The line of
march will be up Main street to Sixth
south on Sixth to Pine, north on Pine
to Fifth, west on Fifth to Junior High
School auditorium, the meeting place.
The parade will be charge of DR.. H.
L. Lamb as marshal and will be made
up as follows:
Standard Bearers: F. w. Sprague,
VIM. Parker, mounted.
Sank Centre Band.
Red Cross Executive Committee.
Speaker in Home School carriage.
War Fund Committee.
G. A. R. and Sank Centre enlisted
men on home leave.
Boy Scouts.
Red Cross Class No. in uniform.
Hespadia Club, in uniform.
Ambulance Corps. ..... ...
- Red Cross Glass No. 3, in uniform
Firemen.
Home School Girls, in uniform.
Sank Centre physicians and dentists
in cars.
Red Cross Committees.
Citizens.
This event should fill the large au-
ditorium, as Mr.. Hodgson will both in
struct and entertain. There will be NO
admission charged nor collection tax
en- for this event. There appears to be
a number who do not fully appre, late
the object and Importance of the Red
Cross movement, and for this reason
if not for other, the Herald hopes that
the public will turn out and have the
work of this splendid humanitarian
movement fully explained. Spec
ial patriotic music will be furnished
by the chorus of 20 voices from the
Home School for Girls.
The drive for membership in the To-
cal branch of the Red Cross will con-
clude this Thursday evening, and from
all reports it is certain that many new
names have been added. The contest
among the young ladies for the gold
buttons offered by the Herald has Gre
ated a friendly and quite intense RI
valry. Sank Centre has been a little
slow in getting on her toes for hel
share of the world wide Red Cross
war fund of $100,0O0,000. At a meet.
ing of II of the business and profes:
sional men held at the Commercial
clum rooms Monday evening, it was
decided that Sank Centre should dc
her duty in this respect and it was fig.
ured that her apportionment should
be $4,000. About $500 was subscribed
at the meeting. A special drive fol
this fund will be made Saturday by
the following committee, directed by
Chairman A. F. Strebel:
First district, east of Main, ano
south of third streets-B. F. Dubois
and A. NJ. Wallace.
Second district, west of Main ano
south of Third streets-F. W. Sprague
and A. F. .Strebel.
Third district, all north Of Third
J. B. Schoenhoff and v. T. Conklin.
A list of new subscribers of the Rec
Cross up to and including June 70, ex-
elusive of those secured in the contest
follows. The remainder will be pub
lished next week:
Mrs. Nancy Carpenter
Mrs. NJ. D. Aygarn
Mary Jackson
Anna Jackson
Mrs. Theo. Dock
Mrs. c.. E. Bohall 49,.
Mrs. A. F. Strebel
Mrs. B. F. Dubois
Mrs. ]. A. Dubois .sa
Mrs. B. w. Merryman
Mrs. Thos. Smith
Mrs. Olive Coin, Sustaining MEMBER
Home School for Girls.
Mrs. F. Pangburn
J. w. Ward
Laura T. Kells
E. B. Logan, Home School for Girls
Mabel Whipple, Home School for
Girls.
Mary Schwartzbauer
Mrs. Walter Dewhirst
Mrs. w. F. Jungck f,.-rer4 a.,
Mrs. Fernholz
Mrs. w. O. p. Hilsda1e rs,Y aI9dl
MRS. John Lloyd
Mrs. ]. N. McGibbon
Mrs. j. A. Norris
j. A. Norris
George Rice
Chas. Rotert
Mrs. Chas. Rotert
DR.. Ida Alexander
H. G. Rydholm
G.. e. BohaU "a III III