Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-07

Distance was no bar to Miss Mabel
Patterson OF Lake Park, Mimi, u
milliner Of that city, who, advised that
her soldier . sweetheart had been
picked from his company for immedi-
ate Service abroad, travelled 1888
miles to American university, Wash
ington. d. c., and, according to word
received here, was married to Neil
Hoeglund. formerly of Lake Park, al
a private home in the national capital
last week.
Miss Patterson is a daughter of Mr.,
n Mrs. John Patterson, we'll known
residents of Lake Park. She has beer
in the millinery business here for the
last three years. Her soldier groor
is we'll known in Lake Park, having
been in business there for a number
to the colors as one of the Select
service men from Becker county.
.Agsss s@ X X :.
AT a meeting Of the Westminster
Guild. hetdaMonday night in the Pres
byterian church parlors. Miss Lila
McGlynch was elected president; Miss
Janet Mckay was reelected vice
president; Miss Belle Mcknight was
elected secretary, and Miss Ida Plum
year as treasurer. The outgoing
president and secretary are Miss
Leona ". Smith and Miss Gertrude
Dutton.. r. :
The program for the evening was
in charges OF captains who, have led in
the work of. the Guild during the last
Year. and they read very interesting
letters from mission workers in the
field. These included letters from
India, Africa. New Mexico and from
schools among the colored people of
| North Carolina.
The Aid society Of the Baptist
church will meet in the church par
lors Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. The meeting will be a fare
well for Mrs. c. H. Crouch and her
leave the city within a short time.
A committee for the fatherless
Echildren of France work has been or
ganized at Dickinson. Mrs. H. J.
Blanchard has been named chairman
Of the committee. Mrs. Norman NAL
colin is the secretary, and Wilson
Eyer was named treasurer.
X X X
Mrs. I. A. Gets and her two daugh-
ters, Mildred and Edith Gets, return
ed to Fargo last night after spending
three days here visiting friends and
relatives.
/ 'Ea. D. - .Es3 aI"H.
The PEE. o. society met last night
at the home of Mrs. C.. E.. Tingiey.
The program for the evening was in
charge Of 4Mrs. F., F.. Fletcher, and
Twas in the form Of a musical farce.
Initiation services were held for Mrs.
L.aC. Harrington.
The Public welfare association i.
badly in need Of several baby buggies,
%comforters. quilts and blankets, and
clean white cloths for dressings. The
welfare workers will be very glad to
send for the articles. II any persons
who have them to give to the ~associa-
ton will telephone the ONCE in the
city hall CLOS N. W. and 724 T.-s.).
Residents Of the city have been very
generous in their response to appeals
II sis expected that the articles named
be Forthcoming within . short time
+
Bethel Young Peoples society
meets tonight; At 8 o'clock. Miss Thea
Erickson and Hilda HendricksOn. the
program committee. have arranged
for the numbers. After the program
there viii be served refreshments by
M. and Mr.. Joseph Rohofson. The
prosram]is y follows:
Scripture Reading and Prayer
report y sser.t.p-ai.. Anna
lOpsahl.
Readtng-lAurits Mork.
Observation-Disclosures
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Observation-Disclosures
C1osinG-Miss Christine Ffyhling.