Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-11
Clubs and Guilds

NlUO8 ana IulloS
The regular monthly meeting of the
teachers and officers OF the First Bap.
fist Sunday school will be held at the
church this evening. Matters of bust.
ness will be discussed and work fol
the next month will be outlined
Mrs: N. J.> Nelson will give a report
OF the recent Sunday school conven.
ton held in Minneapolis.
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The regular meeting of the Won.
!. Christian Temperance Union wat
home OF Mrs. Richard Fox. 421 South
Fourth street. Child Nature" was
the general subject Of the meeting
and papers were read by Mrs. G,
Gunnlogs on 1.-THE Training of the
Muscles. Senses and Emotions" Mrs
". l. Dudley on THE Training Of the
A~nections." and Mrs. c. c. Stewart on
The LoIs Of Child Life Caused by the
The usual social time was enjoyed
after n program.
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See the famous "Allwin" line at
the No-Vary parlor. First National
Bank building. before you buy that
baby carriage or go-cart No-vary
coupons save you half the usual cost
and more. "Allwin" carts are strong
and durable. also comfortable for the
baby.-Adv.
The members Of the NJ. F. F. club
were entertained this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. E.. J. Davidson, S07
First avenue. Guests for three tables
were present and auction bridge was
the pastime. After the games, a So
ctal time was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served.
The regular meeting Of the Associa-
ton Of Collegiate Alumnae will be
held at 3 o'clock, Saturday afternoon
in the Farmers room at the court
house. Mrs. Frank L. McVey who has
Of the association at Washington. D.
c.. will give her report OF this con-
vention at this meeting.
The regular meeting Of the Camp
Fire Girls Of the Y. w. G. A. was held
at 1880 o'clock this afternoon in the
7. w. c. A. rooms. Regular work wa
transacted and then q social time en-
5oyed.
The Epworth league Of the scandi.
dSAdu &NClIlOOI0S CuulCn Will DC uSlC
at the church pariors at 8 o'clock THU
evening. A program has been arrang.
ed and there will be a service Of re.
freshments.
Tho Young Peoples society of thu
First Lutheran church will have theil
regular meeting this evening in thu
church parlors at 8 O'Clock. Miss Leils
Halvorson will be the speaker Of thu
evening and her subject will be 9TH.
Augsburgh Confession" Following tn,
paper and the general discussion, {
social time will be enjoyed and re
freshments will be served.
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The regular monthly meeting OF tn
Womens' Guild Of the Plymouth Con
gregational church was held in tn,
church parlors this afternoon and tn,
members Of the West END circle wer,
the hostesses. Following the transac
ton of the business matters, Mis-
Julia Newton gave q demonstration o,
canning.
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The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Schurmier Domestic Science
club vas held yesterday afternoon a
the home Of Mrs. Walter Root. Rol
call was answered with current
events. Miss Julia Newton Of the Ag.
r%icultural college, gave q talk on the
Preservation Of Food and the Can
ming Of V~egetables." Following Miss
Newton's talk q round table discus.
sion was held, and the methods need
ed for different vegetables were tAker
up. Following the business session, q
ess served refreshments. American
flags were used in the decoration Of
the home.
The guests Of the club were Mrs
Hancock. Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. C.
e. Working. Mrs. Burr md Miss New
ton.
Mrs. 1nsa Benson was a new nom.
Der taken into the cluo yesterday.
The regular nesting Of tho Ladies
Aid society Of the Zion Lutheran
church will be held 1t 3 O'Clock thia
afternoon in the church parlors
A social hour will be enjoyed after the
business session, and refreshments
will be served.
Mis-. Emily Nash WAS named a,
president Of the Thursday. Musicale
club for the next year at the annual
meeting Of the organization, held yes
terday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
M: q. Olson. l01 Reeves avenue The
other officers chosen were:
Vice president, Mrs.. G. +. Wisner;
secretary. Mrs. E. j. Lander; reasur-
or, Mrs. E. r. Sherman; librarian
Mrs. F. A. Parsons: chairman Of pro-
gram committee, Mrs. A. F. Bratrud.
A short discussion Al to the plans
for the club work OF the next year
was held after the election. The club
Will resume the monthly meetings the
hrst Thursday in November.
SOIIIOQUY OF AN EX-OZAR.
The former emperor seeks relief
from the, monotony Of, his imprison-
ment by shoveling now in the palace
acknowledgements dispatch.
Nick Romanor. he shook his head
And whimpered once or twice,
Although ! shovel snow" he said,