Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-01
Miss ~Stdrkwedther
Wal Speak at 'sU''


the cther nations shas are al ~2f
Miss Starkweather will also speak
at length OF the work of the women
in helping to win the war, The part
that ome are playing in the ire
mendous work OF making the world
afe Tor is eSerSwnete oe-
ing as OF gtea> s.knaA-
canoe, NOT oniy as an aCtuas co.sslse-
eion 10 the "innins OF sne oeS1 ~ =
against autocracy. oue also as n OK
me mos s1snlncant signs OK ths 80
era mat the Worto Is aNe2os entering
upon
MISS SaaTk"eAtnef Is NetSeA d s.s
eAample or the new woman IN 800
WORK. She hao cnatse o. -she 49,
ing OF tne Masn1nceh' nossess oS
has changed the entire Atmosphere u
Camp Dodge. and has been a place I
comfort to hundreds OF North 3
boys and boys from many e.nes
states. 1t is a piace OF cnee.Ho.0eS
to which these soldiers may go AZ Al
times, and is especially apereeAse1
when the folks from nome come
there.
Because Of Miss Sa-kweatAers
own great success n the vorS. II IS
should address the young women on
the subjec, Of the Y. W. c. 4. as 3
possible profession for women, A
part of her address on Tuesday morn
ing will be devoted 20 this discussion.
and also TO a statement OF what the
7. W. c. A Is accomplishing in the
On Wednesday Miss StarKweather
win devote the entire day to confer
ences with the girls OF the summer
session. She is a southern wonnan Of
unusual charm She is q fascinating
speaker and her coming is being an
, ticipated at the university with much
pleasure.
j. hs;e. ssar.veafhsr 10 some
ume in Sorh Dakora and is visiting
: the u~niversitv At the reuues. of the
National Y. ". G. A.
4 served her fifth birthday an
: niversarv YESTERDAY was the guest
: Of honor at a family picnic at Big
: Woods. Minnesota. yesterday. With
8 Mrs. Green. 20 celebrate the eventful
l Eday were Mr.. Green. and the Al
members Of their family who reside
here, MI. and MS Robert Green Jr.,
Mrs. Jean Taylor. with her daushtsrs
land Ms F Z. stokes and their son
land NJ and Ms a 3. Finch
Neesag es 1T CONCENTRATION were sem
fron shsen, nemher ~ -ne ramilv
NJ and Wrs 1ohn Green o. tacoma
Ms Mar Iexis Of searrIe. wash.
!. land Mr. and N~ Frank I'd Herr O,
= lei. Parl-
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$500 -. sEer,oon h~ psv Ard NJ
HarS $500 n.,s;c,s.e re- q,
ron.s 70 c.ron frnm nevis T.ks
Where Aey have been hI,;rs an er
a easement. MS stoeye tornsrsy va
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Of Rugby: and more recently . res
oenI OF saiies C'ts' Aon.1na. nA -. .
: ceat.S ie.s SamP 1~s WIN S
p]ns a OF tne "a Maenlhe Gun cott
II pany. en oute an ea2.eIn sea pol
= 70 oea.t 1or ser'1ce IN .ance Sal
am oetoHs 70 a prom
e nent iamiiy OF uep n a pee
wen now mere MS. AcInneoc
ner Two nule eniioren, wno wei
e at Tacoma wh1le captain McCantoc
was stationed at Camp Lewis, hay
+ arrived at Minot to reside with tt
l. formers mother. MrA. E.. A. TomI
= kins.
. + + =
n MISS Marie Rlchardson Inc Patr1c
Quinn, both Of WillfSton, were MAJ
ried very quietly on Friday evening
\ the home OF the brides sister. Mr.
y John Pender. 631 Fourth avenu
n Rev. c. 2. Tingley Of h Bapti
II church onicfated. the ceremony bein