Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-20
ClothingN Needed
Bye Charities

Clothing. that may be made over
for the use Of children, or used as It
is, for grownups. is needed by the
associated charities, according to their
field agent, Mrs. 3. NJ. Pierce. The
prohibitive ost of living-including
a larger demand on the charities all
during the summer, than has former
ly been. the case at this season, and
h outlook for the winter months In
dicates that the approach Of cold
weather ts going to increase theNde-
mands in this direction to an almost
alarming point.
There have been a great many calls
recently, for clothing to be made over
Ing Of school being but few weeks
away, causing energetic mothers to
look to the comfort, and, care Of the
little people who must be kept at
school-tf possible. and there has been
very little turned into Mrs, Pierce's
Office at, the city hall. during the SUM
mer to meet these calls. Our home
people. who are having difficulty cop
ing with the high cost Of living must
not be lost sight of, in theSrelief work
with which every person is so much
~engrossed at the present time, and II
any homes can contribute clothing,
1t will: be most cheerfully accepted.
Articles may be left at Mrs. Pierce's
Office in the city hall, Or X the office
is closed telephone IN. w. 1896 Fri
State. 724osthey will be called for.
Articles may be left at Mrs. Pierce's
Office In the city hall which is open
mornings between $3.50 and - o'clock,
and afternoons between and 8
o'clock. II the ONCE is telephoned
N. w. 1850. Tri-state 724. anything
that is to11be donated will be called
for. III
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Mrs. r. H. Mccoy Of Bonner's
Ferry, Idaho. who has been In the
city for the last two weeks. as the
guest ofz.Mr ana Mrs: James Dlnn me
ST. PAUL whereSsheswill be for. a few
days before returning to her home In
idaho. Mrs. Mccoy IL q former resi-
dent OF Grand Forks. and is known to
a great many people here, who were
Interested in meeting her again. It
Improbable that she will stop*here for
a day on her way west:
II X X SIS
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Mansfield Of
Minot were week end guests Of Mrs.
Mansfield's brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.-F. voigt. Mr.. and
!, Mrs.FMa nsfleId have been absent from
their home at Minnesota lakes for
several weeks Ind stopped here while
en- route to Minot. They left this
morning. .
Mr.. and MRS. Vincent, Smith who
have been here for some time visiting
Mr.. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
i. Smith. Of Belmont Avenue, have re-
:urned to their home at Regent, N. D.
Mrs. ). 4. Mccullough 1 SIS North
Seventh street, and her daughters
Ethel. and Edith and Mrs. McCul-
lough's small sister, Ethel johnson.
whoshas spent the summer here visit
Ing Iiotored to Lengthy, MIMI IN SAT-
urdays5to visit relatives. When they re-
turn ina few days smother sister OF
MraS McCoullough; Miss Ruth john
bon will return with them. to resume
her position in the millinery depart
ments of the. OntarioNstore.
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Mrs. /. y: Heazlett Of .Glasston and
her little son Warren, and Miss Lillian
Hurst of st. Thomas were week end
guests Of Mrs. Heazlett's mother, Mrs.
g.; b. Mcintyre. They motored over
and returned to their homes today.
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