Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-20
Club Has
Interesting Meet

ster held its regular meeting Tuesday
evening in the Inkster high school
auditorium. Miss M. Beatrice John
stone, county superintendent, was the
ing talk, using as her subject, Com
!.munity Center Work." The idea
which Miss tombstone conveyed to the
club members was the importance Of
reorganization, and the necessity of
cooperation in the activities Of clubs.
The advantages that might be gained
upon by Miss Johnstone during the
course Of her talk. and this subject
was generally discussed by the club
afterward.
A large crowd attended the meet
ing, including parents Of school chill
dren and the instructors and students
VINO. through this organization. have
come into closer contact with each
other. Mrs. Cora Cruttenden, presi-
dent of the club, presided at the
meeting.
One of the special features of the
musical program was an original
French song, composed and sung by
members Of the French class Of the
also enjoyed by. all guests and men,
bers. "
This Patron Teachers club was tho
first club of its kind to be. Organized
IN Grand Forks county, and the first
meeting was held in 1913. j. F. Bjorn-
son was superintendent Of the Inkster
schools at that time. In the six years
crown rapidly and has become one
OF the most active in the county.
Girls of the Delta Gamma house,
$3.50 University avenue. who are leav-
ing. Friday n Saturday to enjoy
their Cyrfno Woo films oS$L-, - ~
homes or with friends. include: Mrs.
Pauline H. Omlie and Kathryn Har-
ris, who leave Friday for Pembina to
visit their father, DR.. C. B. Harris;
Louise Thorne, Armagh Perry and
Lelah Tracy will 20 to Valley City;
Dorothy Brainerd will 20 to Walhalla
10 visit for a short time with her Sis
ter. Miss Bertha Brainerd. before 60
ing on to Chicago; Misses Irene Rob-
bic and Vera Dishrow will 60 to Cava-
l1er Saturday where they will visit
relatives; Misses leila, Zeh and Mary
Moore will leave Saturday morning
Tor Thief River Falls to spend their
Miss Marie Meisch will go to her
home in Argyle. MINI.
hose of the Alpha Phi sorority
now making their home al the Alpha
Phi house who are leaving, include:
Miss Louise Bennett Of LaMoure, who
will go to her home: Misses Florence
Mcintosh and Marion Cathro of>Bot-
tineau, who will visit at their homes,
and Misses Grace Monroe, . Fannie
Elmslie and Margaret Catherine Reed
OF Devils Lake will visit their parents.
Miss Maude Stephens will 20 to Law
ton, Miss Gladys Beech to Emerald
and Miss Ann Ganssle to her home
In st. Thomas. Miss Mabel Thomp-
sonson will spend her vacation with
friends in Minneapolis Misses
Grace Dunlop and Florence Harrison
will go to their homes in Michigan,
IN. D..
Mrs. Minnie Clark Budlong of Bis
marck, secretary of the library COM
comforting with the city librarian in
that city. Mrs: Budlong was in Grand
Forks Wednesday comforting with
Miss Lillian Cook of the public library
and A. B. Keator of the university
library. A conference will be held
Keator, n George Wilson of the
university extension will be present.
Mrs. Budlong will be present and a
general discussion will be held rela-
tive to co-ordinating activities towards
various phases of library extension
work. Other librarians who will at
tend the meeting will include Mrs.
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About As women attended the meet
ing of district number 5 of the Meth
odist Ladies' Aid which was held at
the nome of Mrs. w. L.. Witcher yes
terday afternoon. The husbands Of
at the supper hour. An interesting
business meeting and. musical pro-
gram were held during the afternoon.
Mrs. Seymour Anderson delighted the
guests with singing a group of humor-
our Irish songs. Assisting Mrs. Witch
er were Mesdames Martin Jensen and
Walsh.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
meet Friday evening. March 81, at
the home of Mrs. George S~turtevant,
100 Boulevard venue. The feature
Of the meeting will be in the nature
of short talks will be given by the
members. All members are urged to
be present~and a cordial invitation is
extended to the men of the church.
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Mrs. s. Paige Johnson, who was
named county organizer for the war
mothers of America, has appointed
MRS. A. L.. Woods, temporary CHAIR
man. Mrs. Woods expects to call a
meeting very soon, and is eager that
every war mother in the city attend
the meetings. Any mothers of sons
or daughters, who are now, or have
been in the service. who wish to join
the War Mothers, may communicate
with Mrs. S. Paige Johnson, at 202
Vernon avenue.
Cards have been received in the
city announcing the arrival of a baby
girl to MI. and Mrs. Thomas B. Ham
nan mildred Sinclair) Of Keewatin,
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