Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-31
OF Interest to Women
Coupons are beginning to- arrive

Coupons are beginning to arrive
from soldiers overseas and requests
for cartons in which to send Christmas
gifts are being made at Red Cross
headquarters. Beginning Monday,
some member Of the committee will
be at headquarters during the day and
will give out the cartons upon presen-
tation of the coupon. The cartons are
to be taken home and filled and then
returned to headquarters where they
will be inspected and wrapped for
mailing. The postage will be about
rs cents and persons taking the filed
carton to headquarters are reminded
to also take stamps or money for the
postage.
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Black cats, witches, pumpkins, jack
o'-lanterns and ghosts greeted persons
when they entered, the Wv. G. A. din
ing room this noon. The room was
lighted with jack-o'-lanterns and
candles and each table had as a CEN
terpiece a jack-o'-lantern lighted with
a candle. The places were marked
with little red apples topped with tiny
black and orange bows, and the Y. w.
c. A. insignia. The men which were
in black and orange, contained some
mysterious names, which really
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received their order. A. Halloween
supper will be served this evening.
Plans for a Halloween party had to
be given up or account Of the cpl
demic prevailing.
Friends Of Lieutenant Lloyd ".
Reilly of st. Thomas will be interest
ed to hear Of his recent promotion to
first lieutenant. Lieutenant Reilly
was a former University of North
Dakota student. and a member Of
the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. He
entered the second officers training
school at Fort Smelling, and there re-
ceived his commission as second lieu
tenant. Since that time Lieutenant
Reilly has been commandant Of a
division at Camp Pike, Ark, where
he received his commission, leaving
Immediately after for Camp Dix. He
expects to leave for overseas service
within a short time.
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Mrs. L. H. Carter, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. T. H Woods, Of
Corvallis, Ore, has returned from
Camp Grant, where they have been
visiting Mrs Carriers son, Leroy Car
ter, who has been i'll. Mrs. Woods
has been visiting at a number of
eastern cities during the past month.
and will remain here for a few weeks
before returning to her home at Cor.
wallis.
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The war Office at the county court
house is in need%of a number of vol
unteer workers to assist with work in
connection with registration and clas-
|~sification cards, and the sending out
of questionnaires this week. Per.
sons who can devote half a day or e
day to this work may call at tho wal
department. "A number Of teakher:
are included in the list Of those who
have been assisting with the work
during the past few days.
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Mrs. L. Philion of Red Lake. Falls
expects to return to her home tonor.
row morning after spending a Few
days here with her daughter. Miss
Louise Philion who has been i'll.
Mrs. G. W. Andrews and Mr.. C. ]
Andrews Of Walhalla are here for 9
few days.
Mrs. c. e. WaIter and daughter
Miss Veva L. Walster of Larimore are
spending a few days here.
Mrs. NJ. W. Murray and her bah.
are reported to b improving after
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