Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-04
.New Class Opens
Tonight at 'tY''

I. The. first regular meeting OF the
Practical Christianity" class. which
was, organized recently at the y. w.
C. a., will meet at the association
rooms this evening at 1880 O'clock, ac-
cording to an announcement made to-
day. . Miss Laura 'Cobel will be the
leader of the new class, and has an
nounced some very int testing plans
for the class during the coming year.
At tonight's meeting the class will
make nursery pictures 0 the Com
munity house nursery, and the. men,
bers are asked to bring with them to
the meeting a picture suitable for a
child's nursery and any. large pieces
OF glass which they may be able to
With the aid OF passepartout and
cardboard, Miss Cobel expects to sub
init some cry good looking pictures.
The Practical Christianity class is
Ito meet each Wednesday Of the week
at 1880, o'clock under the direction OF
Miss Cobel. Something very worth
while, as the club name infers, is to be
taken up at each meeting and on the
calendar for the year there Is to be a
good amount of charitable work, in
Guiding sewing. for the poor. 4
The membe cship Of the club in
,cludes a number Of school and work
lIl6 61Elo dAlu ftcdSuCES III 1kc Slly, diAO
anyone interested in the work of the
organization, and, who would care to
join the class, may register and begin
with tonight's class, says the associa-
ton secretary. &
The Sunbeam class of st. Marks
Lutheran class of which Mrs. George
Jauss is the leader, will give a concert
Friday evening, November z, in the
auditorium OF the church. The Sun
beam class will be assisted on the pro-
gram by the members of the Loyalty
class and the program will be com
prised of patriotic features including
violin numbers and songs. There will
also be a dialogue. u" I'd.
Following the program there will be
a social hour, and the class is prepar-
ing amusements for young and old.
Halloween decorations will be used to
make the. rooms attractive, and at the
close of the evening the class will
serve refreshments.
A cordial invitation is given out to
all members OF the church and to
their friends.
Mckinley Hobart Shirk has re-
turned to his home in Guthrie, Mimi,
after visiting over the week end with
his brother, O. F. Shirk, 1911 North
Fourth street. Mr.. Shirk, who was
wounded In action, has just received
his discharge from q Denver, Colo.
hospital.
X X X
Mrs Arthur j. Jerome, 407 North
Sixth street, will be hostess this eve
ming to a small company of friends in
honor Of DR.. and Mrs. A. e. Floto,
who are soon leaving the city. Nor
wegian whist will be played at three
tables and dinner will be served later
in the evening.
X X
The Bethany Mems club will meet
this evening at 8 o'clock in the church
club rooms. A program has beer ar
ranged which will include musical
numbers by Miss Cora, Ericsson and
Miss Irene Anderson. Mrs. Charles
M. Cooley will give a short talk and
the club quartet will contribute a
number of selections. The men will
serve refreshments after the program
and the women friends of the club
members r invited.
4 X X
DR.. and Mrs. F1oto with their two
little sons, Charles and Donald, ex-
pect to leave in a fortnight for Foley.
Alabama, where they will spend the
winter.
Miss Fern Crothers has issued invi-
tations for an informal gathering at
her home. 500 Belmont avenue, Sat
urday evening in compliment to DIR.
and Mrs. Floto.