Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-22
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The Company "M'' club met at the
home of Mrs. o. II. Holm last night
and held an election of officers, with
the following results: Captain. Mrs.
o. G. Holm; first lieutenant. Miss
Nellie Edwards and second lieutenant.
session was followed by a social time.
during which the members knit. A
light luncheon was served. The pro-
ceeds derived from these meetings
will be used for buying tobacco,
candies, ETC., for Company IN" doing
service in France. The next meeting
will be held next week Thursday eve
ming at the home Of Miss Nellie Ed
wards. Riverside Park. ,ae
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The Young Peoples society Of st.
regular bi-weekly meeting in the
church parlors this evening at $3.50
o'clock. Miss Ida and Clara Lein will
be the hostesses and will serve re-
freshments during the social hour,
which will follow this program:
Devotional service led by the pastor,
Rev. J. H. Richard.
Piano Solo.-Miss Lauretta Clock
ner.
Vocal Solo-Miss Mary Hurd.
Reading-Miss Margaret Widlund.
Star Spangled Banner-By audience.
A. r. Brame will exhibit European
and Asiatic lantern views taken by
himself.
The Schurmeir Domestic club met
at the home of Mrs. Andrew Erickson
yesterday afternoon. and held an in
formal party in her honor. Mrs
Rose and Edith Anderson. are NOV
ing from the Falconer township dis
trict, and the former having been an
active worker In the Schurmeir club,
the members presented her with q
gift. During the afternoon the mem.
bers spent some time knitting and
afterward Mrs. Erickson served a
supper.
Ninth district division Of
the Red Cross and delegates from
auMliaries." branches and chapters. OF
the state Red Cross, are expected tc
attend the conference which opens Al
Fargo this morning. The banne,
which was won by Golden Valley
county in the state membership cam.
paign will be displayed. Fifteen.
minute talks will be given by work.
ers in h morning and group meet.
lngs will be held in the afternoon.
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Clifton. have returned to their home
at 2102 Cheyenne venue, after 6
three weeks visit with relatives q
ErskiRe, Ninn. -
Cards have been received by friend,
here announcing the birth of a bah,
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Tor
geson Of St Paul. Mr.. Torgeson wa
formerly associated with the volt
drug company here.
A group Of neighbors and Other
friends Of Mrs. Frank Jarvis of Min
after loon in honor Of her birthda,
anniversary. There were twelve guesti
and they presented Mrs. Jarvis Will
an attractive birthday gift.
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To the cast Of Characters for sth,
"Deestrikt Skule" published in yes
terday's issues Of The Herald, are t
be added the names Of Mr.. and Mrs
Mtnney as pupils, Miss Simonstad a.
Anna Eliza Piunket, and that Of Dr.
G. H. Quigley, who is to impersonat,
tProf. Rubenstein, a. distinguished
gentleman Of the Jewish race. Coined,
parts in h cast also include an Irish.
man, and several awkward and bash.
full school boys
The "Deestrikt skule' is being pre-
sented by District No. four az III,
Methodist AID society, and the genera
public is being invited to the enter
tatnment.
The Wesleyan Epworth league Of
the Scandinavian Methodist church
will hold a Patriotic Social Thu
feventng at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Smith, 1905 International ave.
nue.. The evening will be spent il
patriotic games and music. foilowin.
which refreshments will be served. r
cordial invitation IL extended to all.