Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-08
Red Cross Will
Hold Conference
Here March 20

A conferences, arranged with the
motive to acQuaint the Red Cross
workers with the new phases OF n
Red Cross work with which they are
daily coming in contact with. will be
held in G:and Forks Thursday,
March 20. Sessions will be held both
afternoon and evening in the large
council chamber In the city hall At q
D. m. and 1880 p. m.
The Grand Forks chapter has been
very fortunate in securing a number
Of well known and prominent work
ers who will appear at this meeting.
Among them will be Mrs. Cora F.id-
lev, MISREPRESENTATION of develop
1nent; Mr.. Grennel, director OF ac-
counting; H. H. Field. the new d.
vision manager; Judge Young. state
director at Fargo, and Mr.. Bruno of
the civilian relief.
Miss Cora F.idley has been in di-
rect charge of the women's work
since the. organization began and she
will be prepared to answer any con-
fusing questions which may have
grown out of the work.
The local chapter is especially de-
sirous that the chairmen of the vari-
Gus circles in the city attend. There
are many a-ssistances and suggestions
that may be gained tom h reports
Of the speakers and which will enable
more efficient work In the future. In
case the chairman is Unable to attend
the meeting the local chapter sug-
gests sending a capable representative
as considerable harm will be given to
your circle if some effort Is not MADE
to be represented at this conference,
All women. of the city are given a
special invitation to attend the meet
ings and any woman in the Crane
Forks county. chapter is urged to be
present or to see to it that all circles
and clubs In the county are repre-
scented.
The visiting nurse committee of the
Public Welfare. association. met last
evening at the home of Mrs. ]: "A
Foppler, chairman Of the committee
Plans were drawn up for use in con-
nection with the school nurse and
public health movements, and SUB.
committees were appointed. miss
Mae mccullough. visiting nurse and
we're present. The following women
were named chairman of various
committees: Diet, Mrs. c.. NJ. Cooley;
supplies, Mrs. o. G.. Libby; dls-
pensary, Mrs. James Collins. MIS-
Robert Green was named secretary OF
the visiting nurse committee ano
much interest was manifested "nlcn
points towards the SUCCESS VI liA0 q
fare work.
Mrs. H, E. Chism of Pembina, ac-
companied by her sister, Miss M
Davies of that city, are spending a
few days the city en- route to Camp
Lewis, Washington, where they viii
visit Mrs. Chism's son, Roy, who re-
Gently returned from overseas, and is
recovering from wounds, received in
active service. While in the city
ME-. Chism and Miss Davies visited
ths formers son. Jack Chism, who Il
a student at the university.
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The Alpha Phi fraternity house OF
university avenue was the scene of {
unique production, Campus Follies
last evening. The pledges, numbering
seventeen, staged the affair and th'
active members Of the fraternity wer'
the invited spectators. Vaudeville
skis Of the following nature made VI
thS program: Cabaret scene, Mon
sienr Fiji and his trained seals. Mis-
1870, A Sailor and His Girl, Owe
from Norway, Maurice and Florenc
(dancers), and the Grand Finale. I
lively social time followed and a ligh
lunch was served.