Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-15
LOCAL WOMEN
PLAN CAMPAIGN
FOR LIBERTY BONDS

Plans for q brisk campaign among
the women OF the city for the second
Liberty Loan drive were made by the
women's committee at a luncheonsheld
this noon in the 7. W. c. a.. gym
nasium. Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre, q mem
bers Of the state executive board, as
sisting Miss Minnie Jean Nelson Of
Valley City, the state chairman, and
Miss Susan /. Malopey, chairman Of
the local committee, are leaders in the
local campaign, and were active in the
plans that were made by the commit
tee today.
The local committee, In addition to
Mrs. Mcintyre and Miss Maloney COM
prtses Mesdaimes Tracy r. Bangs,
Frank Stokes. Eugene Lovejoy, j.
Nelson Kelly, w. A. Mcintyre. Roger
G. A. Greenleaf, John b. Cooley, j. b.
Wineman. 7. j. Smith, o. ]. Barnes,
Robert Green, Jr., 4. Mulligan, C..N.
Barnes and Miss M. Beatrice john
stone.
1t is planned to reach every woman
and all of the school children of the
city, II possible, and with this in view
4-minute squads are to be organized,
20 give talks in every room of the
school buildings, aid meetings in the
churches, clubs, and in fact where.
S'NA 4 SoI1A6IlIl6S III WOIIl0I1.
one or more member of the COM
mlttee named above. each Of which
Is to captain q group Of campaigners,
will be at the Liberty Loan headquar-
tiers in the First National bank build
ing every day during the campaign,
special desk arrangements being made
for them. -
All bonds sales to women WILDE
handled separately through these
women's committees.
Mrs. M. G.. Olson is in charge of
the campaign work in the county. and
appointed as committee members
from the various districts, the follow
ing women: Mrs. Jacob Ensch, Man
vel; Mrs: w. w. Erb, Honeyford;
Mrs. Grace Cooper McCiain, Inkster;
MRS. r. e. Nelson, Orr; Mrs. o. A.
Wurness, McCanna; Mrs. VIM. WEIGH.
Lar1more; Mrs. A. l.. Won Smith. Ar
vilia' Mrs. b. Rasmussen, Mekinock:
Mrs. Henry Larives, Grand Forks
township; Mrs. W. NJ. Hancock, En-
erado; Mrs. e. w. Denneson, Kemp
ton: Mrs. James O'Neale. Thomnsnp.
MRS. Martha Runsvold, Northwood:
Mrs. Brady, Reynolds,
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Friends here have received an
nouncements of the birth of a baby
son to DIR. and Mrs. r. E. Devney, of
Malta, Montana, on Saturday. Mrs.
Devney was formerly Miss Ruth Car
rter. a sister of Miss HARRIET carrier
who was we'll known at the university
a lew years ago. and she has visited
mere a number of times.
Mrs. A. E. Whitney and her two
little sons. Albert and Frame of Minot
are at Grafton visiting the formers
mother. Mrs. F. Esler. Mrs. Whitney
and her sons are en- route to Camp
Greene. Charlotte. N. C. to spend the
winter with Lieut.. Whitney Of Co. D.
who is stationed with the North Da-
kota national guard there.
The Sacred Heart Court, Women's
Catholic Order of Foresters, will give
q card party in the Sacred Heart
church hall. East Grand Forks, Tues
day evening beginning at s O'clock.
An admission Of Csc will be charged,
and the games will be followed by re-
freshments. The general public is in
vited. a.
Miss Helen Mcguire of this city,
and Lawrence D. Elicit of Mime
|apolis, were married this morning by
Mgr. J.. A. Lemieux of st. Michael's
|pro-cathedral. They nave gone to
Minneapolis to live.
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Smiths Chocolate Brazils fresh
every Saturday. McGrath Pharmacy.