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Neus of Women WorkInMQny Fields

Friday evening, her guests being the
lady members Of the A. @. faculty
who remained in Fargo for the hoIi-
days. Knitting, games and lunch
were pleasant features OF the affair.
The same group OF guests win be
entertained this evening by Mrs. H.
w. McArdle at a buffet lunch at her
home. 224 Eighth street north.
An informal tea mad knitting bee
We're enjoyed Friday afternoon by
thirty members of the Sigma Theta
sorority OF Fargo college, at the home
Of Miss Lillian Forth, First avenue
south.
A dtnner-dance was given Thurs
day evening at Prizes by Mrs. A. o.
Madison, complimentary TO Miss
Eileen sullivan. who ii home for the
holidays from Minnesota "U".
Covers were laid for eighteen guests
at the dinner. for which the table
was attractively decorated with red
candles.
William Dean returned Friday
night to Lake Louise, Alberta, Can,
after spending the holidays in Fargo
with his family at the r. w. ID.
Folger home. Ill Ninth street south.
Mrs. Dean, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Folger, and the Dean children are
here for the winter
Mrs. NJ. r. Thompson and two
daughters. 1892 Second avenue north,
left this noon for Detroit, MINI, to
visit over New Years with friends.
The Kings Heralds of the First
Methodist church met in regular
session at o'clock Friday afternoon
in the Mars room OF the church.
Herbert Taylor reviewed In very
comprehensive manner the third
chapter OF the textbook, African
Adventures. Fred Plumley, who is
home for the holidays from Shattuck
Military academy, Faribault, MINI,
gave q short and interesting talk on
the work given at that school. Re-
freshments were served by Bernice
Fuller. George Foster and Marion
Guptill. At the business session a
committee was appointed to arrange
for the annual banquet which the
Kings Heralds will hold some time
in January. At the conclusion of the
session there was q short season OF
games, in celebration Of the holiday
season.
Informal games were the principal
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Aid Holds It's
Annual Meeting

The annual meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society OF the Zion Evangelical
church was held on Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. George
Brewer, 500 Eleventh street south,
Though the society Is not large in
numbers. yet the reports showed that
IL Is composed OF busy members.
Among the things reported We're
numerous sick calls; flowers and
comfort powders" sent out; food
sales held pillow made for hospital;
sewing done for Children's home;
sewing, knitting and cutting for the
Red Cross, and electric lights put in
the church. A sum OF money has
been raised and put out at interest
as a small beginning towards the
building OF a new church. The So
eiety will take orders for plain sew
ing. through the president, telephone
299S.
onicers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: President. Mrs.
e. ]. Bechtel: vice president, Mrs.
Charles Cchwarz; recording score
tary, Mrs. Mary .Telchmann, and
treasurer. Mrs. George Brewer.
The hostess served q dainty lunch
at the close OF the meeting.
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The urgent need of special train
ing for those who were blinded in the
recent Halifax disaster, is more fully
realized in the light OF the authentic
statement that Of the 500 so injured
In that city, fully 800 are children.
The Halifax Blind Relief committee
has asked for q minimum fund OF
$500, 900 for the relief OF these 500
blinded citizens, and ii Is TO help
make up this sum that the Fine Arts
club OF Fargo IL arranging for
benefit AFFAIR at the Gardner hotel
on New Years eve. Father Egan, of
St. Mary's cathedral, will be chair
man OF the evening, and as stated
Friday, brief addresses by Bishop
Poyntz Tyler and Judge @. +. Ami
don will have q prominent place on
the program.
other program numbers will In
clude quartet numbers by Mrs. r. r..
Wright, Mrs. J. A. Jardine, VIII
MagiIl and Charles Lavell: duets by
Mrs. Jardine ana Mrs. Wright; a
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Ter boys at Camp Dodge have good
times as often as possible, and has
been successfully carrying out q plan
Of spreads" for the soldiers.
II was the idea of Mrs. Smith and
the local league 10 give the boys
from Fargo, IL there were enough
not absent on holiday furloughs,
Christmas party, and IL there were
too few OF them, to invite In other
CaHs county boys at that camp. The
Dies Moines Federation OF Women's
clubs holds its meetings in a beauti-
full club house used only for that
purpose, and Ii was Mrs. Smiths in
tention to gain permission 70 hold
the party there IL possible.
IL the plans for the party did not
SO through, Ii Is likely that the local
money was spent for musical records
TO be enjoyed at camp, and q letter
stating just what was done with &c.
Is expected any day now from Mrs.
Smith.
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diversion at the Christmas party
held by the First Methodist stand"
ard Bearers In the Mars room OF the
church Friday evening. Thirty were
present, each member Of the society
having been privileged to- Invite a
guest. Christmas trees and red and
green streamers decorated the room.
The committee in charge Of the party
Comprised Misses Lenore Graham,
June Fuller. Katherine Welsh, Esther
Calkins and Lydia Heffner.
-
Alfred D. Hauser OF the U. s.
navy who has been home week on
furlough from Dunwoody Institute,
Minneapolis. viii return there on
Jan. i. He IL q son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hauser. Of First avenue
south.
The program OF readings given
Friday afternoon at the George Rusk
home, 1904 Front street, by express
sion pupils OF Miss Maude Knight,
was a very attractive one, and TAX
ing part In IL were the following:
Mildred Gets. Constance Melchoir,
Edwin Shaw, Elizabeth Alsop, Lloyd
Rawalt, Marion Anderson, Roy
Moore, Jack Knight, Alpha knight,
AFLnuf knight margaret boWeIs,
Mary Isabel Bowers. and Alice Hare,
/ A Christmas sketch was included in
the program, and another especially
Interesting number was q japanese
reading, In costume, by Miss Alice
Hare. The recital was q private one,
only the parents and other close
relatives OF the participants in the
program, being invited.
Mrs. Lawrence w. Bartlett and lit
tie daughter Betty, Minneapolis, ar
rived in Fargo today to attend the
wedding OF Mrs. Bartlett's sister,
Miss Helen Hauser. and Frederick
Shepherd, also OF FaYgo, which will
take place Jan. 2. Another sister Of
the bride-eiect, Miss Ethel Hauser,
is home for the holidays and the
wedding from Eveleth, MINI, where
she teaches. e
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith, Third
avenue south, will leave Sunday for
California, to remain for the rest OF
the winter season. They will be
accompanied as far as Minneapolis
by Miss Pearl Smith, who will visit
there for several days.
Miss Ellen Thorson, who has been
employed by the Stone Piano COM
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Helpful Club Has
Scotch Program

Another exceptionally interesting
program was enjoyed Friday evening
~ the Helpful club members and
guests, at the postponed meeting
held at the r. NJ. Pollock home,
Eighth street south, with HeWison
Pollock as host. The club is made up
81 voice pupils OF Professor Franz j.
Sucher, OF the Fargo conservatory.
"A delightful Scotch program was
given, the musical numbers being
three groups of Scottish songs BY
Hewison Pollock, whose accompanist
was Miss Hargrave, sister Of Mrs.
r. l. Anders. Mr.. Pollock included
IN his numbers such old favorites as
Comm Through the Rye, Loeb Lo-
mond, Balloola Ny Iambie, Sweet
Alton, Jack o. Hazeldene, Bonnie
sweet Bessie. Annie Laurie. The
Biuebells, and Mary Of Argyle. all
of which were most pleaEingly given.
Rev. Rodericlg Dundonnld, lecturer
who has been making temporary
headquarters in Fargo, proved most
interesting speaker. He told num-
Der or Scotch stories, and gave q
reading OF The COtters' Saturday
Night. He also read part Of the four-
teenth chapter OF the gospel OF 81.
John. in the old Scotch dialect, and
then read a pretty story based on
the sixteenth verse OF the third chap
ter % ST. John and very we'll told.
Rev. Mr.. Dundonald also told Eome-
thing Of the customs Of the peasantry
Ia Scotland, and touched briefly upon
the songs native to that country He
leaves Fargo soon after New Years
g. take a charge at Minor. u, y.
Nearly forty were present at the
nesting. and the program was fol-
lowed by light refreshments. The
serving was By Mrs r. NJ Pollock
and Miss Nina Pollock; Miss Mary
Elizabeth Pollock, Casselton, and Miss
Iorthy Hubbard, Cr0okat0ns the lat-
ter two being niece ana 9randdauah~
respectively. "A AIRS. Pollock
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Three Hundred OF the 500 People
Blinded In Halifax, Are Children

reading by little Doris Baker; and
q solo by N. b. Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. IT. Leimbacher,
Of the Gardner, will arrange for
chairs to be placed In the hotel lobby
in sufficient numbers to accommo-
date all who patronize the affair,
which will conclude with a collection
for the above mentioned purpose, and
there will be ushers to assist the
people in finding seats.
Local Interest Strong.
There is especial local interest In
the proposed relief OF the Halifax
situation due to the prominent part
which Charles Brown, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Brown Of the Wellington
apartments, Fargo, played In the
rescue work at Halifax Immediately
following the recent disaster. Mr..
Brown was serving on an American
vessel in the Halifax harbor when
the explosion occurred. and his BRAY
cry has been recorded ct Washing
ton. ID, C..
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The silver tea TO be given from 4
to p. m. on New Years day at the
home OF Mrs. A. L. Moody 800 Eighth
street south. under the auspices Of
the Fargo French War Relief asso-
citation. Is for the benefit Of the AL
lied Permanent Blind Relief fund.
Some Of those best. known in must
cal circles of Fargo are giving their
services to help make the tea an en-
joyable occasion. and the affair will
recall and in q measure revive, the
old-time custom OF New Years calls.
Vocal numbers win be given on
this occasion by b. "A. Orr, VIII
Magill. Mrs e. r. Wright, Mrs. De-
iopes FitEsimons. and N. B. Black.
Committees Named.
The general committee in charge
Of the benefit tea. consists OF Mrs. "A.
L. Moody. Mrs. Harry u. Magill and
Mrs. ]. 8. Watson Receiving during
the period from 4 to $3.50 O'clock, win
be Mrs. r. b. Blakemore, Mrs.
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Coterie CotilliOn
Charming Affair

The most elaborate party OF the
Coterie Dancing clubs series this
season, was the delightful holiday
cotillion held Friday evening in the
Knights OF Columbus hall. Members
of the club and guests participating
numbered fully $50. and the cotillion
leader was Hector Barnes.
Many clever figures were included
in the cotillion program, and tiny
flags Of the allied nations were used
as markers to divide the dancers in
to groups, while Mr.. Barnes waved
a large American flag when calling
the dancers. Among the very at
tractive favors were parasols, pom
poms, flowers and red, white and blue
canes. Cliffs orchestra played.
In the X. G. dining room, where
supper was served. the tables were
adorned with poinsettiaa and tapers
shaded in red, while the chandelier
lights were covered with red tarlataT.
As for the previous parties OF the
week, large pom poms In red, white
and blue hung from the chandelier
both IN the dining room and the
main hall.
The committee Of hostesses for the
Coterie affair Friday evening con-
sisted of Mrs. ]. w. Campbell, Mrs.
F. V. Hutchinson. Mrs. L. w. BONN
and Mrs. p. W. Satory.
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Well Attended

Despite the severe weather OF
Friday, there was an attendance OF
twenty-five at the bread demonstra-
ton held by Miss Julia Newton OF
the A. c., az the Glad Tidings mis-
sion. The arrangements were in
charge of Mrs. A J. O'Shea and Mrs.
o. K. McCracken,
Miss Newton demonstrated corn
meal and bran mullins, and four
kinds OF breads, the latter being
made OF cornmeal, oatmeal, potatoes,
and rice. All proved most delicious,
and aroused much enthusiasm among
her audience.
This afternoon a similar demon
stration is being held at the Critten-
ton home, In charge OF Mrs. r. M.
Pollock and Mrs. r. w. McRoberts.
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be there over New Years. and then
so TO washington. ID. G Mr.. Alter
bury holds one OF the most import
ant positions created because OF the
war situation, being in charge Of the
war railroads In France. Mrs. Nit
chelI and Miss Hermoine left FAR
so a week ago, the latter stopping at
Cleveland, o., 70 visit friends a day
or so. and Joining the rest OF the
party in New York. Misses Katherine
Hunt and Alice Mitchell, both OF
whom are students at Hannah Moore
academy, Reisterstown, Nd. will re-
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pie participating. With one exception,
that member OF the party acting -
guide, no one knew the Destination
Of the party except that the party
was somewhere on the north side
II proved to be AZ the Peter stewart
home, Thirteenth street north, where
Miss DevIna Gillespie rooms. Decora-
tIons were of pink roses. A theater
party at the GaFrick was then en-
joyed, and later the party returned
to the Stewart home, for an informai
social hour.
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r. G. Program
Nets $214.35

A playlet entitled Aunt Diana's
Quilting Party was given at Grassy
Butte, Billings county, N. D., recent
ly, for the benefit Of the Red Cross.
The AFFAIR was put on by home talent
there and was a success in every
way, the proceeds from the enter
tainment amounting TO &214.sB.
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Social Notes


Mrs. III. #. Horner, lila Seventh
street south, entertained informally
this afternoon for. Miss Eva Free
man, who is to become the bride or
Emil II. Groth, chaplain on the bait
tleship Louisiana, on Jan. at Hor-
tonvilie, Ind. The other members OF
the La,Chom sorority OF Fargo coll
IeRe who are in town, about sixteen
in number, were the only guests. and
spent the afternoon making sachets
for the bride-elect Decorations were
in Christmas effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Moe. Ills Sixth
street south, entertained five guests
at q dinner party Friday evening IN
honor Of their son Robert, who re-
turned home Christmas night on a
furlough from the marine training
station at Quantico, Va. Mr.. Moe
started back to Quantico this morn
ing.
Miss Myrtle Mortenson, First ave-
nue. south. entertained fourteen young
ladies Friday evening at q trousseau
shower for Miss Helen Hauaer. who
Is 70 be married on Jan. TO
Frederick shepherd both Of Fargo.
The guests made sachet bags for
Miss Hauser. and the other gifts
were concealed in a large powder
puff, which when opened showered
the parcels upon her. Lunch was
served at the dining table, which was
pretty with appointments OF red and
white. The decorations elsewhere were
also in those coloTs.
An informal tea and knitting bee
thirty-five young people participated,
Was given at the Civic Centre FRI
day evening in honor Of 1t. Charles
Dawson who IL spending a holiday
leave Of absence from Camp Dodge.
IN Fargo, at the home Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Dawson, Tenth
street aouth. The Civic Centre had
been qUIke deliberately decorated for
the occasion with flags and other
patriotic emblems, and included In
the program OF dances were several
numbers In which military favors
we're given. The affair was q delight
ful one throughout
The Business Girls club OF the r.
w. q. A. viii give q salmagundi
party on New Years evening from
1880 to 10 o'clock, at the association
parlors, All girls Of the city are
invited to participate.
1t. Donald Hall and wife enter
tanned ten young people az o'clock
dinner Friday evening at the North
Dakota Children's home, OF which
institution the hosts father. Frank
d. Hall, IL superintendent. The
pretfily appointed dinner was foi-
lowed by an informal social time and
games. Lieutenant Han and wife
are home from Camp Dodge for the
holidays.
Miss Harriet Pearson 1876 Eighth
streat north. euteFtained informally
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A. C. Men Make 658 Special Order
Dressings In Only One EUening

The Mems surgical dressings class
comprised Of faculty members Of the
a. c. met again in regular session
Friday evening at the engineering
building on the campus and estab-
hshed another fine record by making
SIS Of the special AKA wipes. of which
5000 are asked for from Fargo in two
weeks time. Twenty-Five were in the
class Friday evening, and were di-
rected in their work by Mrs. r. s.
Keene, Mrs. p. w. F'arnham and Mrs.
Aubrey Lawrence.
The women's class which Mrs.
Keene directs, and which met Thurs
day evening at the same place, made
1l0 Of these special dressings. only q
small representation OF the class be-
ing present.
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A dinner party for Sergeant HON.
er /. Sands, home on a furlough from
Camp Dodge, was held Friday even
ing with four couples OF young peo-
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turn there Jan. 3. Miss Harriet
Hunt. who teaches in st. Timothy's
Catonsville, Md, has a week more Of
vacation, which she win spend with
friends In New York. Mr.. and Mrs
IL. j. Weiser and two daughters,
days at the stratford hotel in New
York city.
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Mrs. A. Anderson. SIT ara Az. N-AdY.
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Machine hemstitching and picot-
ing. Mrs. A. e. Bassstt, 206 deI,en-
drecie building. Phone 2s47.W.-
Advt.
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The Business Girls club Of the r.
w. q. A. viii give a saimagundi
party on New Years evening from
1880 to 10 o'clock, at the association
parlors, All girls Of the city are
invited TO participate
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No cuttara MondaY.

More cutters are needed Monday
morning In the surgical dressings
room of the Fargo Red Cross branch,
as 1t Is difficult at present to keep
enough work prepared for the folders
who are helping with the rush order
OF surgical dressings. All who can
help In the cutting Monday are ur-
gently requested to do so.
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pany during the last year. leaves
Thursday for Daytona, Fla, hav-
ing accepted a position with Senator
Pierce, who with his family viii
spend the balance OF the winter In
the south. This will make Miss
Thorson's second season in Florida,
she having held q similar position
with Senator Pierce last year during
the winter. She will make her home
with the Pierce family, and expects
to return TO Fargo about April ].
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The Island Park Charity circle
held its regular meeting Friday aft
ernoon At the home OF Mrs. ]. a.
Shaw, 1901 Sixth street south.
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Mrs. Hacks, mother OF Mrs. c. ".
Wilson,. Seventh street south, has
gone TO Chicago for visit OF sew
eral weeks.
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Work turned over Friday to the
1 Cass county chapter by the Fargo
branch, representing less than q
weeks work, consisted Of the follow
ing: Eight pillow cases; rs wash
cloths; 2 knitted wash cloths; pairs
pajamas; 3 convaleScent robes; un-
dershirts; 2 pairs underdrawers: 9
hospital bed-shirts; operating
gowns; 3 operating caps: 40 folded
gau&e strips; 40 gauze congresses;
$50 gauze sponges; gauze rolls;
T-bandages; s abdominal bandages;
triangular bandages: 8 scultetus:
80 pairs knitted socks; pairs wrist
let's; scarfs; IS sweaters, and 8
trench caps.
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Misses Harriet and Katherine
Hunt, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs, w.
-. Hunt, Fargo. who had been spend
Ing the holiday season In PhIiadel-
phia with their aunt, Mrs. w. w.
Atterbury, have now Joined Mrs. J.
w. Mitchell and daughters, Misses
Hermoine and Alice Mitchell. in New
York city, where all are stopping at
the Stratford hotel. The party will
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Horace Mann Meeting.
The meeting Of this auxiliary FRI
day was at the home of Mrs, W. T.,
West. Fourth street north. A con-
siderable amount OF work was start
ca, and some knitting was accom-
piiahed.
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Mrs. =. J. Bjorquist was hostess
Friday afternoon TO the regular
meeting OF the Ladies' Aid society Of
the Swedish Lutheran church OF
Moorhead. Mrs. Hetland was as
sIstant hostess. Following q short
business session there was a social
hour, during which the ladies knit
ted and sewed.
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War Relief Notes.

The Fargo War Relief association,
now a Red Cross auxiliary shipped
on Friday the following supplies: 10
rolls Of bandages; 10 T-binders; 80
body binders; 20 cotton absorbent
pads; 10 slings; rs hospital boots; 20
bath nitts; and pneumonia jackets.
"A large number of surgical dressings
win be ready for shipment next
week
At its meeting next Wednesday the
association viii work only on pneu-
monia Jackets and gauge dressings,
for both OF which articles there Is
pressing need. An extra large num-
Der of workers is needed. as the
jackets take some time to malxes All
members and their friends are urged
to help.
The Tuesday cutting committee OF
the association win meet Monday in
stead, next week. at Q o'clock p. m,
at the Y. w. C.. A. gymnasium. The
committee comprises Mrs. Aubrey
Lawrence, Mrs. william Staples,
Mrs. w. J. Howe. Mrs. c. d. Nugent
and Mrs. James Grady.
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Catholic Auxiliary.
The Catholic auxiliary. which met
Friday at the K G. hall. completed
- pillowcases, bedshirts and 5
pairs Of socks. II win meet again
next Friday.
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Lucky Thirtean Work.

LUCKY IWIFtWNU WoFks
The Lucky Thirteen girls held q
hne meeting Friday evening at the
home OF their leader Mrs. ]. p.
Miller, finishing nine pillowcases,
and doing considerable knitting on
sweaters and socks. Miss Jessie
Froling, one OF the members. leaves
Sunday morning 20 resume her work
with the state superintendent of
schools, Mr.. Macdonald, and Miss
Helen Riley was elected TO member
ship in the auxiliary, in her place.
Ten members and one guest were at
the meeting Friday evening.
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Rev. T. ]. Graham ofFiciated Fri
day evening at his home. at the
marriage of Miss Theresa Moran,
Cooperstown, and Severt Rosn, Lake
Park, MINI. The bridal couple will
reside in Lake Park.
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HoyaI Neiahbar Notice.
The Royal Neighbors' auxiliary
win meet next Monday evening in the
law library Of the court house, ana
all members Of that order are asked
to help. A splendid amount Of work
was accomplished at the meeting Of
this auxiliary last Thursday even
ing. at the home. OF Mrs. Eta Ross,
Fourth avenue north.
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A9@@@tG m@@Ftnas
The Agassiz auxiliary met Friday
at the courthouse, Ave being there
In the morning and eight in the aft
ernoon. The workers finished Ave
bathrobes and one bedshirt, and last
Wednesday turned in IL OF the spec
tal undergarments.