Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-03
RULES FOR. THE !.
WHEATLESS AND
MEATLESS DAYS

DR.. e. F. Ladd. federal food ad-
ministrator for North Dakota, has
sent the following instructions regard
ing h meatless and wheatless days
that are to be observed: "Wheatlesa
day and meatless day extend from
1900 o'clock at night until 1900
o'clock the following night.
Pies n crackers made from
wheat should not be served on wheat
less day.If the crackers r oatmeal or
barley crackers. then there can be no
I%objection. Ries should not be served
II made from wheat. but II there are
other cereals used for the crust, then
there can be no objection. White
bread or wheat bread should o be
sold on wheatless day.
The requirements regarding meat
less days are that Tuesday shall be
meatleee day for all red meats, name.
~: beef, pork, mutton, lamb and
veal. Saturday shall besporkless day;
Friday as f1sh-day, meat is not abso-
lutely prohibited, but the administra-
ton has asked that the use Of meat
be discouraged on that day, and the
use of fish and sea foods encouraged
l.. These are the official days that are
being observed in North Dakota, BY
housekeepers, and all hotels and pub
lie eating houses. Dr.. Ladd. ina let
ter to Mrs. r. A. sprague. city food
administrator, expressed his gratif-
cation at evidences Of the interest in
the food pledge campaign work, and
the conservation Of food products that
has been manifested by people OF this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Reichelderfer of
119 Cottonwood street, are visiting
with relatives at Clayton, Wis. D
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Miss Katherine King Of 619 North
Third street has returned from a two
weeks visit at superior. Wis.
Miss Anna Gallagher of Michigan
is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Tur-
ner of South Third street.
Miss Mary Nagel. who spent New
Years day at Ardoch, returned home
last night.
Miss Sylvia Hunter. Miss Blanche
Turner and Lyle Helmkay who were
ents. at Rugby, returned home yes
terday.
Miss Esther Malakowski Of Err.
skine. Mimi, who has been. spending
the holidays here with friends, re-
turned to Crookston, where she is at
tending the Northwest School OF
Agriculture.
DR.. and Mrs. Toilette and daugh-
ter. Margaret, returned from Crook
ston yesterday, where they were the
New Years guests Of MI. and Mrs
Barney Dreeland'
Mra r II p;chor1 o1oe. in.%-.z&or
entertained the Sunshine class of the
st. Marks English Lutheran church
yesterday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent informally in Red Cross
knitting, games and music. Plans
were discussed for the coming year.
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The ST. Paul's Social club will give
an informal dancing party in the
guild hall on Friday evening, between
S and IL, The club has been giving
a dance each Friday evening during
their regular fortnightly parties after
this week.
Miss Olga Torgeson and Edwin
Marriott returned to Leeds yesterday
after spending the holidays here as
the guests of Miss Torgeson's brother
and sister-in-law, MI. and Mrs. C. o.
Iorgerson. 2lO2 Cheyenne venue.
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Miss. Lillian Mcknight of Hannah
and Miss Ruth Weir Of Minot were
the honor guests at a. dinner given
last night by Mrs. H. A. Venable, 1874
Belmont enu Miss Weir and Miss
Mcknight are two of the North Dako-
ia nurses who have been ordered to
France for duty with the American
expeditiopary forces.
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Miss Gertrude Paletz of Harmon,
! Miss Elizabeth Heller Of Coal Har-
Dor; Miss Rebekah Heller of Lehr,
and Miss Leah Papermaster sot
Hampden, were the honor guests at
IN informal dancing party given last
night in the club rooms Of the Red
River Power company. Mr.. and Mrs
Nathan Heller and Mr.. and Mrs. S
Papermaster were the chaperons
Dave Skadron of Willisten. A. j
Heller of Minneapolis and E. Fin
gard Of Winnipeg were u of town
guests. The hours were from 9 to !
O'clock. A supper was served during
the evening.
MLLERs MEET TODAY.