Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-10
MISSION WORKER
ARRIVES IN CITY

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state Women's Homo Missionary So
ciety held at st. Thomas this week.
they were accompanied by Miss
Mural Day OF Rochester, n. y. ma
tional field secretary. Mrs. j.. G.
Moore. president of the Womcn's
Home Missionary society in North
Dakota, was among the local women
were Mrs. S. Paige Johnson, Mrs.
George S%turtevant and Miss Naomi
Cady. The party returned to Grand
Forks Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Moore, who was reelected as
state president for the coming year
by a unanimous vote, has served
faithfully in this capacity during the
much progress under her leadership.
Other officers elected at this time
We're:
Mrs. II. H. Castleman. Fargo, vice
president.
Mrs. F. w. Heidlc, Valley City, cor
responding secretary.
Mrs. Fred Ober, Langdon, recording
secretary.
Mrs. G. H. Hills, Bathgatc, treas
urer.
Mrs. Guy Cook. Darlington. secre-
tary Young Peoples Work.
Mrs. kruse, LaMoure, secretary.
T1thing and Mite Boxes.
Mrs. A. Roe, Wimbledon, supply
secretary. :.
Mrs. will Mckibbon, St. Thomas,
superintendent Children's Work.
or much interest to friends
throughout the state. is the marriage
of Everett j. Conrad of Mandan. n.
D., and Miss Helen Hunter Currie,
daughter of, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Currie
of st. Paul. The wedding took place
IN the home of the BRIDES parents on
Wednesday evening, June 3, at $3.50
o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Roger. pastor of
the Merriam park Presbyterian
church, oficiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad will enjoy an
extended visit around the lakes in
Minnesota. and will be at home after
July l at sos First street northwest,
st. Paul.
The bride is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Minnesota. and also re-
ceived q diploma in accountacy at the
Boston Tech. During the war she
served for several months as business
|secretary and recreational director of
the Y. w. c. A. in New York City,
and Minneapolis.
Mr.. Conrad, who is now connected
with the Northern Pacific railway.
was at n time editor OF the Mandan
Daily News.
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Master Stanley Becker was three
years old today and in honor of the
occasion, his mother, Mrs. Nick
Becker, entertained a company of ten
little tots in her home, 1901 univer-
sity avenue this afternoon. The hours
will be from 3 to $3.50 o'clock. At 5
O'Clock Mrs. Becker will serve a
birthday supper and a birthday cake
frosted in pink and lighted with pink
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[G. B. Hunt will assist in the dining
room.
Little Misses Viola and Evelyn
Johnk of Stavin. Mimi, were out Of
town guests at the affair.
A regular meeting of the W. CIT.
U. will be held on Friday afternoon
in the home of Mrs. Peter Monahan.
$50 Seventh mi opening at 8
observed, and quotations On flowers
are to be given by the members.
Following the business meeting. there
will be brief program apd contribut-
ing numbers will be Miss Ruth
Gaulke, pianist and Miss Blanche
Sutherland. reader. A social hour
and refreshments will follow.
A meeting Of the Luther League Of
the First Lutheran church will be
held Intervening in the church par
lors and all members Of the society
and young people interested are r
daily invited.
This program, which opens at 8
o'clock. is to be given:
Piano Solo-Adelheid Thompson.
Vocal Solo-Ruth Anderson.
ReAding-Hilda Doe.
Vocal Solo-James McCracken.
Address-Rev. H. F. Buegel.
A report will be read by one Of
the delegates who attended the Lu-
Their League convention. which was
held in Mekinock last week.
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Prominent among the affairs at
tracing attention this evening Is tho
junior pipe organ recital which, Mise
Marie Vale will. play tonight at 8
O'Clock N the First Methodist church.
Assisting Miss Vale on her program
will be Miss Nellie Jacobson, reader,
land Howard DeIong, tenor. Miss
Vale. who o appeared in music re-
citals OF, much attraction, 10 . pupil
OF Paolos .Conte and her program to-
night gives promise of something un-
usual in musical offerings to Grand
Forks. u
Mrs. Fanny Walker, y Mrs. Matte
Triiax, MIRA SM1fgaret Myers Mrs.
Martha Stewart and Mrs. Ida Young
ma of Minot IRE among the nut OF
town women In the city attending the
annual W. r. G. e~ncampmcnt.