Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-19
Free Dispensary
Opened Today at
Community House

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The city board of health ave a
program for the conservation of child
health, with the opening of the free
dispensary. at the University Com
munity house, this afternoon. DR.. II.
O'Keefe, city health officer was IN
charge, with Miss Mae McCulloch, and
Miss Hedvig Djupe. visiting and
school nurse. respectively. assisting In
the examining of children brought in
during the afternoon.
The dispensary mas been opened for
the purpose of aiding families in the
care of children's health. Free X
animation and medical advice will be
given. and parents are urged to take
not only the ailing, but the we'll chill
dren in for examination. If they APP
YEAR to be in normal. good health.
there is every reason to preserve that
good health, and for those with ply
steal defects. those in charge at the
remedying the defects, if possible.
The ~dispensary will be open each
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. A. P. Clifford is chairman Of a
motor corps which aid in taking
children n mothers to and from the
Community house. Assisting Mrs.
Clifford are Mrs. E. S, L'Esperance
and Mrs. C. S. Giles. AS members Of
the motor corps who drove cars to-
day. and assisted in carrying the chill
dren to the clinic were Mrs. Theodore
Thompson, Mrs. NJ. G.. Olson and Mrs.
F. B. Feetham n Mrs. Clifford also
a her car out for the work.
The second annual joint convention
of the state choral union and the state
Young Peoples Luther league W i'll be
held at Fargo, June ~. 13, IA and Is
according to an announcement made
an choir will attend the convention
and under the direction of Mrs. David
Stoeve will assist in the rendition of
the cantata holy City, Gustav
Holmquist of Chicago will do the
bass solo work.
The convention was held in his city
last year. anti proved to be an alto
gether interesting one. This year a
large number of friends of the church
plan on accompanying the choir to
Fargo.
The women of the Eastern Star will
be hostesses at a Silver tea on Tuesday
afternoon in the Eastern Star rooms
of the Masonic temple. Hours will
be from 2 to 5 o'clock and hostesses
for the afternoon will include Mes
danes R. F. Bridgeman, j. S.
Hatcher. !: X. Hassel. G. E, Hodge
and members are cordially invited to
attend the affair and to bring their
sewing. Refreshments will be served.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Presbyterian church will hold
their regular meeting Wednesday
afternoon April 20 in the parlors Of
the church. Hostesses for the after
noon will be Mrs. Redick and Mrs.
Corothers. Devotionals will be led by
Mrs. ]. r. McLain. Mrs. Hugh E.
Willis will read a paper on Japan"
and Mrs. James Austin will present a
paper on Justice and Brotherhood"
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Prof. and Mrs. V. E. Sayre, South
Fourth street. had as their guest yes
terday, Mrs Sayre's brother. L~ieuten-
ant Paul E. Doty. Lieutenant Doty
ha been overseas for a wear with the
22nd division. field artillery, and
stopped here while en- route to his
home at Pasadena, Cal. Before 60
ing to Pasadena, Lieutenant Doty ex-
poets to stop in Portland. Ore, for a
short visit.
Mrs. A.. Hart, 7o1 University ave
nue.. has as her guest during the
Easter holidays, Miss Irene Maxwell
Of Grafton.
Mrs. Thomas Kerrick of Bemidji,
Mimi. arrived in the city last evening
to be the guest of Miss Anna Werner.
118 Lincoln street for a short time.
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Miss Clara Iddings, who has been
here for a week as the guest Of her
brother-in-law and sister, DR.. and
Mrs. E. e. Fletcher, will return to her
home in st. Paul Sunday night. Dur
Ing the week q. number of informal
affairs have been given in honor of
Miss Iddings.
Miss Helen O'Connor has gone to
her home at st. Thomas to spend Eas-
ter. Miss O'Connor is a student at
the university and will return here
Monday morning.
Mrs. Fred Niggeler is expected here
T tonight to spend a week with her
daughter. Mrs. Victor Swanson, 833
Belmont avenue.
Mrs. Robert Halcrow and Mrs.
Newell Patterson Of Bowesmont, N.
D.. are here today shopping n visit
Ing friends.
Miss Nettie B. Thompson. 1872
South Fourth street has gone to
Crookston where she will visit with
relatives during the Easter weekend.