Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-04
HEADQUARTERS TO
CLOSE, SAYS YOUNG

made last night by Judge N. C. Young
of Fargo, state director Of Red Cross
work, the state headquarters which
have been maintained ut, Fargo are
about to be closed. Harry Curran Will
bur, who has served in the capacity
of state executive secretary. has ten
dered his resignation. and is now pre-
pairing a complete report of the work
done by the state Organization, and
the workers, during the var
1.-THE closing of the state headquar-
tiers of the Red Cross does not mean
that there will be any cessation Of
the Red Cross activities in the state"
that the duties which have
been performed by state headquarters
will hereafter be taken care of by d.
vision headquarters in Minneapolis"
Judge Young has been requested to
continue as state director in an adj
visory capacity subject to call and
has accepted.
The Thursday Musical club, which
is presenting for its members and
friends such excellent programs this
year, will hold its January meeting
next Thursday afternoon at Corwin
hall. French music and composers us
to be the theme of the program,
which has been arranged with Miss
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the numbers, some of which are pre-
tentious, and promise to be thorough
ly interesting:
LIE Rouet d. Omphale.. -. Saint Saens
(tWo pianos)
Miss Ida Rand and Miss Ruth Quigley
Talk on French Music-Mrs. M. G.
Olson.
1.-TWO pianos)
Miss Agnes Fagstade and Miss Lilah
Sannes
French songs, under direction of Mrs.
H. w. Bishop.
pe''' two aS1e' pianos, eight hand Rs0os'
Misses Maxine Stewart, Elizabeth
Kelly, first piano: Misses Marian
Robertson and Rhoda Hewitt, Sec
ond piano.
Members of the club may take
their friends, if they desire, and a
small guest fee Of twenty-five cents
will be charged.
The annual meeting Of the Bethany
Lutheran Ladies Aid society was held
Friday afternoon in the parlors of the
Zion church. Among other important
items of business which were given
consideration was the election Of Off
GERS which resulted as follows: Presi:
ucut, MTS. ~. ". Hanson, VICE preSl.
dent. Mrs. H. Morley, Mrs. A. STERN
Mrs. N. Skipley, Mrs. l.. O. Lystad
Mrs. Odin Olson Inc Mrs. Carl Mel.
son; recording secretary, Mrs. A. p
Halverson; assistant secretary, Mrs
II. Peterson; financial secretary, Mrs
George Larson; treasurer, Mrs. An.
drew Peterson; flower committee
Mrs. I. Lodmell, Mrs. G.. Holton an6
Mrs. j. Bundle. A. l.. Sande and o
Bridston comprise the auditing com.
mittee.
The Aid society has followed the
custom Of serving lunches during the
supper hour, and evening, following
their regular meetings, and this plar
is to be abandoned this year, accord
ing to plans made yesterday. Ligh'
refreshments will be served as usua'
at the meetings, it was decided.
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The Woman's Homo Missionary so.
ciety of the Methodist church will
hold a regular meeting on wednesda,
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j.. G
Moore, 422 North Fourth street. Thi.
program has been prepared: Review
of chapter two of the text book; 9TH.
Call to Service" by Mrs. W. L. Whit.
cher; the Home Missionary Enigma
Mrs. G. H.. Quigley; reading, Marion
severson; vocal solo, Mrs. NJ O
Simonstad.