Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-15

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Cards have been received in Grand
Forks announcing the arrival Of a bAby
daughter, Lois Virginia. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Gladen, Of
Hood River, Oregon, on Sunday, De-
cember S. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Gladen
are well known to local residents hav-
ing formerly made their home here.
Mrs. Gladen was Miss Edith Andrews
before her marriage. Mr.. Gladen Is
ONE. time editor Of the Grand Forks
Herald.
We are selling u Jul complete
stock such as G~eorgettes, Crepe de-
I Chimes, Velvets, WOODEN Goods and
Framework. to make room for a
installed. The Speciality Shop, 31l
South Third street.-Adv.
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Mrs. o. A. Myrand, 1908 University
/ avenue, has returned from Minne-
apolis, where she has spent the last
fortnight. Y Mrs, Myrand wasscalledsto
Minneapolis by the sudden death of
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Ingvoldstad.
At the annual meeting of the LADIES'
Aid Of the Swedish Lutheran church.
held on Tuesday afternoon in the
church parlors the following officers
!, were eleCI0Q lOF Tie coming year.
President-Mrs. John E. johnson.
Vice president-Mrs. Flank Eng
Second vice president-Mrs. Charles
Magnusson. @.p II
Secretary-Mrs. Alfred Allen. 4
Financial secretary-Mrs. Eli Ertck'-
tson. &
Treasurer-Mrs. Alfred Hansen.
A floral committee was named, con-
sisting of these women: Mesdames
John E. johnson, j. s. Swenson and
Gus Peterson. Mrs. A. A.. Westeen
was elected president of the Women's
Home and Foreign missionary society
and Mrs. P. E. Holmberg was chosen
secretary and treasurer.
Following the business meeting a
social session was enjoyed and re-
freshnhents were served by Mrs.
Charles Magnusson.
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The, intermediate Department ofsthe
First Presbyterian Sunday school will
hold q, basket social in the lower audi
torium OF the church Thursday eve
ming, Dec. 16, 1920 at 1880 p. NJ. The
girls are to bring a box or basket filled
with lunch for two, each boy is asked
to be supplied with money not to ex-
coed 75c with which to purchase the
baskets. Proceeds of the rattle will
go to the Christmas giving of the
school. There will be games and
music. The social is in charge of
Samuel Teel DeRemer, superintendent
Of the department and the teachers.
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Miss Clarisea Rees, daughter; Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Rees, 1918 Walnut
street, has returned from a five weeks
visit In southern Alberta. Bamph,
Watertown Lakes and Medicine Hat
were among the points Of interest
l 1{oiko1 ba 0hn mo {. o0eocf ~ 4~N~#o% a
house party given by Mr.. and Mrs. +.
w Croftosat their cottage while al
Watertown lakes.
Mrs. Mary tombstone. OF Duluth,
Minn..who has been the guest Of her
niece,%sMiss Beatrice tombstone. and
OtherSretatiyes in This city and Emer-
ado. left on Tuesday evening on route
for her home. nj
The annual Christmas tree party Of
the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will
All alunnnae, .actives n pledges. have
been invited and gifts from the Christ
mas tree will be presented to each
A gift will also be given to the sOrOr,
ity house blythe active. pledge and
aiumrae members Of AlphaSPischap.
tter. VIA.
We have just.receIvedssa large ship.
ment 81 good bushy Xmas trees. iii
sizes. Come N early. McElroys,
Flower shop. 408 sDeMers 1ve.---Ady
The Psat Omega Psi sorority u gtvinl
a hot chicken pie supperfin III the dininl
roomSof the y. N. &. "A. tonight eers
ing toNbegin at $3.50 O'clock. and til,
pubic has been invited. h place p
holding the supper has been changed
to the53SYsM. q. Al from the dininl
roofn IN the Methodist church becaus
Of the supper to be giyen for tn
Bishop. &Rs
Mr. and Mn. Befson Of Nortl
Third street; have had 10 their guest
for several days. Dr. and Mrs. n
Swansdn.a with their children, Mar
garet Ellen and John Henry Of Wash
aington, D.
Dr. Swanson stopped here enroutl
from Alaska. I Washington. and lbe
fore LEAVING Tor Washington, He Witt
ed his parents. Nj. and Mrs. {. Swan
son " Arvilla.
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