Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19
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4 III st NNI'+ :. 0sNErag- &L. -IL |ts.-'x n HEGt-..H
Miss Mary N: Carey: Red Letter Day.
aid; The Americanization Problem,
with Illustrations. Mrs. Julia b. Mel,
on.
L 3:15-Address, Moral Education.
Mrs. Kate 8. Wilder.
3:3o-The Union Signal, Mrs
Maude B. Perkins,, The Young Cru
sader, Miss Mildred o. Moody.
Standardization convention host
essss; SONG, We Did It, Of Course We
4:oo-Introduction Key-women in
Jubilee campaign; one-minute speech
ELECTROMAGNETIC; adjourn
ment.
Friday Evening-Jubtlee Night.
1890. Sound the Jubilee!" De-
guild; group of numbers, Miss Esther
Sanford, cellist; annual address OF
the state president, Mrs. Elizabeth
Preston Anderson: group Of songs,
Mrs. v. e. Sayre, soprano; short
speech. Mrs. Ellen M. Tompkins, Obe-
ron; demonstration, Mrs. Maude B.
Perkins, Mrs. Frank Beasley; address,
Americanization. Mrs. Perkins; in
production Of presidents Of banner
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state superintendents reaching eff
cheney standard: presentation OF
prizes; singing, The star-Spangled
Banner" adjournment.
Saturday Morning.
I 9:oo-Hymn, Faith Of Our Faith
ers;;" Scripture lesson and prayer;
Mrs. Anna p. Halvorson; reading OF
s:30-How We Helped in the Jubi-
lee campaisn-14th district, Mrs.
Myrtle e. Phillips. president: 18th
district, Mrs. H. w. LAmpson. presi-
dent; 18th district. Mrs. F. NJ. Wan
ner, president; 18th district, Mrs. F.
L. Watkins, president; 9th district,
Mrs. Minnie Pearson, president.
1o:oo-Piedges for state work.
T. L. secretary. Mrs. Bessie S. Luz
bitz Bergen; report of acting Y. P.
B. secretary, Mrs. Roy. r. wolfer.
jamestown.
1o:3o-Report Of credentials com
mittee; prayer: election of officers;
election Of delegates to national con-
v%ention; noontide prayer: adjourn
ment.
Saturday Afternoon.
1:30-Hymn. we May Not Climb
the Heavenly Steps," devotional SER
vice, Mrs. J.. r. Mclean, Grand
Forks.
1:45-what Next in the Soldiers
and Sailors Department." Mrs. Mary
NJ. Shaver.
2:oo-Demonstration, How to Sc
cure New Members, Mrs. Necia e.
Buck and district presidents.
2:15-How We Helped in the Ju-
bilee Campaign: Sd district, Miss
Mary M. Carey, president: 18th dis
trict, Mrs. Elizabeth l. Baughman,
president; 4th district, Mrs. H. e.
Mielke, president; 9Th district, Miss
Nellie M. Osmun, president; 18th dis
2:45-Physical drill.
Goethe Further Necessity for
Flower Mission and Relief Work, Miss
M. 1nez Lee; Why Continue Scientific
Temperance instruction in Schools?
Mrs. Lille b. Smith: The Place of the
Bible in the Public Schools, Mrs. Alb
bic w. H. Best; Why an Anti-Narcot-
ic Department? Mrs. w. E Black: A
Plea From the Publicity Woman.
Mrs. Mary M. Shaver; singing, 70,
Sound the Jubilee"
3:3o-Addrea, Women in Indus
try, Mrs. Mintie B. Bowe, supt. Wom-
ems division, u. s. Employment ser
vice; music. n
s:45-survey Of Suffrage Situation;
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" :.
Mrs. Ella M. shippy. state supt.
4:o0-Announcements; adjourn
ment,
Saturday Evening-Young Peoples
Night.
,7:3o-Song service; devotiom, Mrs.
H. e. Mielke: group Of numbers, Miss
Marie Vale, organist; playlet. The
Trial Of Prince Nicotine" by the Bap-
tist Young Peoples Society; address,
Miss Mildred O. Moody, associate
secretary National L. T. l.; group Of
numbers. Miss Kathryn Harris, cell
lest; short speech, Mrs. Bessie Sem
rau Lubitz, state L. T. L. secretary;
address, Mrs. Maude B. Perkins, col
lege secretary, Y. p. b.; music; an
nouncements; America" benediction
by Rev. Jonathan Watson.
Sunday Mofnfng-First NJ. e. Church.
10:30-Regular service, with Con-
vention sermon by the pastor, Rev.
T. H. Gallagher.
Sunday Afternoon.
3:0o-Children's rally, in charge of
Miss Mildred o. Moody, N. Y.;sdevo-
tional service, Miss Nellie M. Osmun;
hymn, Savior. Like a Shepherd Lead
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