Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-15
MRS. GOODWIN TO
BE INSTALLED AS
MATRON AT NURSERY

|. Inc university community
board has announced that on Tues
day Mrs. Helen Goodwin viii be in
stalled as matron at the community
house. Miss June who was engaged
as temporary Inatron, has been in
charge during the three months that
the nursery has been open, and she
has given excellent care to the babies
VINO have been left in hr charge dur
ing this time.
At present the day nursery has
from three to eight OF more. children
there each day. During vacation time
the older children Ire at home to
care for the little tots, and the num-
Der which are taken to the nursery is
not as large as that during school. At
times there are three and even four
little children from home taken
care Of by the matron. A small fee is
charged for the food given them. A
lunch is given them during the fore
noon. dinner at noon, Inc during the
afternoon they have a bowl of bread
and milk. The city has been very gen.
erous j n supporting the day nursery.
who subscribe regularly to the sup
port of the community house.
A sand box has been made for the
children attending the day nursery,
and it is expected that sand will be
secured within a short time so that
Tue ooA may De nile0.
Another community house activity
which Is creating a good deal of in
terest is the weekly demonstrations
which are being given on Friday after
moons. At the demonstration which
was held there last Friday Miss Luz
Gle Coe gave an interesting talk. A
good sized crowd of ome was in at
tendance. The e demonstration
will be held on Friday afternoon be-
ginning at $3.50 o'clock. with Mrs
Vernon P. Souires as demonstration.
Her topic will be Hot Mullins and
the One-dish Neal" Mrs. Squires
will also talk on the making of bread.
A number Of the women who have
tried some of the new recipes for
wheatless bread have been more or
less successful. n bread will be one
Of the chief topics at these demon
fstrations.
The University community house
board, which is a branch Of the pub
lie welfare association. has four
standing committees. The day nur-
sery is under the direction OF the In
d%ustrtal and Relief committee with
Mrs. c. E. Garvin as chairman: FL
nance committee. Mrs. H. W. Randall,
chairman: and Club activities COM
mittee with Mrs. Wyand acting as
temporary chairman during the alb
sencs Of Mrs. ]. NJ. Gillette.
A club which will come under the
supervision of the last committee is
one which Is being organized by Miss
Loughlin. Girls who are interested in
work. study and play are eligible to
membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hall of
jamestown celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary on Saturday.
They have eight children living,
Among than Corratarx, cA-A
Thomas Hall at Bismarck, Richard
Hal of Butte. Mont: Hugh Hall of
Portland; William Hall, Jamestown;
George Hall. Staples; Mrs. A. II.
Baenen OF jamestown, and Mrs. ]. H.
Squire OF spiritwood. The youngest,
Walter Hall, is with the American ex-
peditionary forces.
Mr.; and Mrs. Hall were both born
in Cornwall, England, coming to
Michigan in 1868 and to Dakota Ter
ritory in 1888. Mr.. Hall is in his
seventy-ninth year.
MIR. and Mrs. D. ]. Robertson and
two children. Helen and Jack, Of
Whitehsh, Mont, are the guests OF
Robertson and Mrs. Robertson nj
University Place for a few days. Mr.
n Mrs. Robertson and the children
nave been visiting at Wahpeton and
are now en- route home. They will
also visit for a short time with Mr.
Robertson's brother, Carl Robertson
at Rolette before going to their home
at Whitef1sh.
MRS. George Rector of Gilby and
Mrs. Agnes Hilman. 500 Belmon,
avenue, entertained at the latter,
home on Saturday afternoon. Tn.
afternoon was devoted to knitting
fourteen covers were placed for tn.
v O'CLOCK supper which was served
Out OF town guests were Mrs. Wilson
Of C~rookston. who is the guest Of he,
daughter, Mrs. Lundberg Of this citv
and Mrs. Erickson Of Upham.
DR.. F. s. Fletcher has gone to Bi,
Pine Lake. where he will Join Mr.
fletcher M the children who hav
been visiting for the past month i,
st. Paul. The family will spend to,
days at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Mcdonald an,
two children. Claire and Morse O
Minneapolis, visited here yesterday e,
route to st. Thomas, where they vii
expect to go later to Winnipeg befor
returning home. The trip il bein,
made by motor.
Miss Cecilia Young has gone L
Minneapolis and St. Paul for
months visit.
Mrs j. e. Hetherineton m;
daughter Kathleen have retaurne,
from q weeks visit 1t Larimore 4
the guests Of Nh. and Mrs. Jane
Barrett,
Miss Cora Hagen left today TO
II IIOAV11G Il Va WharA aha 01|fl $500
few days with relatives.