Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-10

mot hundreds Of them. I taught them
the word 'Nazdai,' which in Czech
means 7 greet you.'' So please say
'Nazdaf' for me. so that all the
A AT, boys who wers in Siberia
. Miss Mikiska will write q book on
her experiences, she said.
In an effort t o arouse sentiment
against the repeal Of the ~so-called
blue laws" the Business and Pro
fessional Women's club Of the city
last evening in the Commercial club
rooms. The meeting vas attended
by 4 good number Of men and
women.
DR.. Thomas f. Kane of the univer-
sity in a short and interesting address
told Of the injurious results Of the
cigarette and Of experiments that
proved the deteriorating effect of to-
bacco and stimulants OF the brain
and body, citing facts to prove that
young boys using tobacco to excess,
because stunted mentally and physi-
cally.
lection to the younger generation in
the state and that it was the welfare
of. the boys and girls Of the state
that should be kept in mind. Must
cal numbers were given by Miss Lo-
rene Smith, pianist, n Mrs. H. Alden
Enyeart, Mrs. Harrington playing ac-
compartments for the latter.
A special meeting Of the :Women's
Foreign Missionary society Of the
First Methodist church will b. held
on Thursday afternoon, March IL, at
3 O'clock in the parlors Of the
church. A special Thank offering
will be taken up during the meeting.
DR.. Headland will give an address
steal numbers. Following the meet
ing a supper will be served to all
members Of the society, their hus-
bands and. families. Servin8 will be-
gin at. S o'clock and continue until
$50 o'clock. &"
Miss Frances AAhon was elected
president Of tho university Y. w. c.
A. at. a meeting Of that organization
held Tuesday evening in Davis hall
par1ors. Other officers named were:
Miss Dorothy Moore, vice president:
Miss Alice Hops secretary: Miss Ruth
stearnA. treasurer: Mts Mary Helen
CaBelL
The outgoine president, Miss Rital
Murphy. Win preside at the meeting
next Tuesday night at which time the
new officers will be installed.
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Plans are under way for the secur-
ing Of q woman assistant in the office
Of City Health Ofscer Samuel ..Cla-'
man, it was announced on Tuesday
by Mayor b. II. Wheeler A WON
an who has been specially trained
In this work 10 to be secured and her
duties will include supervision over
the o and milk inspection, gen.
eral inspection Of stores and other
buildings Of the city az well a. part
Of h regular routine ONCE work.
Under he plan Of reorganization
Wheeler, 1t is expected this change
can be made without any additional
expense.
Mrs Isabella Traynor, sos North
Sixth street, entertained as her guest
on Monday her son. Fred Traynor Of
Devils Lake Mr.. Traynor left Tues
day morning for Fargo en- route to
MrA r. J. Hogan Of Fargo. accom-
penied BY her daughter, Mrs. Ton,
Croitz Of Billings, Mont, arrived in
Grand Forks Tuesday evening to
visit with friends in this city and
East Grand Forks. Both Mrs Hogan
and her daughter who wa Miss Win
ME HOGAN before her. marriage, for
meFly lived hero.
Mrs. f. c. Wheeler, with her little
daughter, Beverly Jane, will leave
Thursday for Chamberlain. 8. D..
where the former will attend to bust
ness matters relative to making her
home there. Mrs Wheeler will re-
turn to Grand Forks within q few
dayA
The Ladder Aid Of the First Luth-
ofan church will meet on THURSDAY
afternoon in h parlors Of the church.
The meeting will open At , 3 O'Clock
and plans for the annual Easter ba-
mar which the women arc to- hold
All members Of the organization are
urged to attend. A social hour will
follow the business. meeting.
Tho Public Welfare association will
hold a regular meeting on Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock in the small
council chamber Of the city hall.
be attended to At thin meeting a
the association has not me sancs
January, and reports OF the two
months work are to be given, A
good attendance Of members and
friends is urged.
.El.r. -..-ta u - s.-y. -sH-lH
Mrs.. Horace Bruley OF Crookston
arrived In the city last evening and
will whit over the remainder OF the
weekend as b guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Prtesa
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b Aasons have issued invitations
for an informal dancing party to be
Stven THURSDAY evening in the Ma
sonic temple. Dancing b to be. en-
3oyed between the hosFs of > and IL
o'clock and members Of the Masonic
social committee win be In charge.
Mrz. A. ]. LAdd will leave this eve
ming for Aurora I'LL. to visit with her
sister for = time. From there Mrs
IAdd plans to 20 to Ann Arbor
Mich, to spend . month or two with
1t the University Of Michigan.
Mrs.. =. J. Hazlett Of Glaston. N
to visit for . few Days with her par.
ents, III. and Mn s. 4. NcIntyre. Re
siding south OF the city.
NJ. and Mr.. Robert Coxthor,
have feturned to their home in Elmer
ado after Waiting with friends /,
tECrookstoh and Grand Forks for sey
esal daysL
Nrk@IAA. 6hlplly and little AaaSA
ter. Phyllis Of fhS Gotsians bloc
.hsvs left Tor q PauI. vheeSsthsysS q
psct q nit with Tsiatlyas fcr. IS
corning month.