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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-03
Lutheran

0 South Third street English
se:vlce. 10 q. NJ; German service II
=. M; Sunday school meets at, 0 q.
~: p ladies' AID. meets lThurSday
mann strutz, ON North Fourth street.
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Plymouth Congregational.
New Year service Sunday. Januaxy
:, at IL q M. aubjects THE Great
imperative. Holy communion to
follow. q.
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Baptist Chupoh

John Gerald York, pastor. i
1850. morning worship. Sermon,
New Opportunities Lords supper
and Hand of Fellowship. 1880,
bible school. $50, h Y. p. u.
1880, evening worship. Sermon, ''The
Lure Of Love-" Union week Of pray
or in this church each evening this
week At 1870. l.. ..s - :.
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Norwcsaan Danieh, ArAsa,o

Sunday services at Ie:SySA, IS. ma
SIP. m. Sunday school at5i2so,cl6SE.
'Epworth league at z n. rn..*&A cordial
Invitation to all. \ II. N. Holm, pas
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First Church. OF Christ: Scaentia,
Church on Belmont avenue. sun
day services 119Am Subject, God,
Sunday school >followa.- Wednesday
evening service 3 O'Clock. Reading
room\ First National Bank Bldg.
HOurS VI Q tn K = ~.
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! MetholaiA EnlaconaI.

Or. Thos. HsttGalla8her, Minister. -
Worship %s1o:30. Holy con1tnuniop,:
every member andefriend uEged}to sts.
tend. New Years note will ~ struck:
Sunday school 12s*o'clock, EpWofth3
Forks district, will be the speaker
Sunday evening SERVICE. 1880. To all
services the public is cordially invit-
ed.
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st. Marks Lnthefam.

Bible school At 9;45a 4 m. Sermon
at 1880 a. m. Theme. Presentation
IN the Temple" Luther league at
1900 p. m. Evening service at 500
o'clock. Theme, .'The Way" Ladies'
Aid Friday afternoon. G. J.. Forster.
pastor.
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CHURCH
SERVICES

IAtheran l~lnsnaaaueI.
South Third street, Norsle services
st : o'clock p. ms by Rev. ]. Hens
oflckS. s. q S 4
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Moeeley nbernacle

. Rev. r. A. Love-. pastor In charge,
director Of negro northwestern mis-
sions. Sunday morning services ii q
M. sermon by Rev. Love, subject,
Gods Lift to Mankind" John 1877.
Sunday evening services 8.
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Bethany Lnthoaa,

-. bet100y I0Vn0k0.
services: English at 1915, and
Morse atab7:3u. Sunday school and
bible at the usual hour,
catechetical classes Saturday morn
ing at $3.50 and at II. David Stoevo.
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Church az God..

10000 .. M. Sunday school. This ~
missionary Sunday. s1i:Oo-., 4 a.
Notwithstanding. 7:a0 pm. evening
IS extended to all. A.. g. Ahrendt.
pastor = IL
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Mendenhaal Memorial Presbyterian.
Sunday school. 10 q. M; commun.
ion service, II a. M; Subject, Christ,
the Master OF Our Service; G.. f.. and
Intermediate G. E., 1880 p. M: Eve
ming service, 8 p. m. Carl Perrin.
minister J
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CHURCH
SERVICES
IAtheranI mlnanuel.
South Third street, Norate serviee.
At : o'clock p. ms BY Rev. j. Hem
Plymouth Opnsreeaaoual. 3
New Year service Sunday. Januaxv
4, at IL a m. Subject, THE Graat
Imperative" Holy communion to
Nosrvesian l1anish;5M eshodsak
Sunday s~crvices q ls:sSsA ina
Epworth league It q. ma cordiai.
Invitation to all. II. N. Holm, pas
Zion Evanssaical.
The morning worship in. German At
1880; the Sunday school at 1870.
Z. p. A. 7:l5. English preaching at
: p. m. Wednesday evoning German
prayer meeting will be at the parton
. r. -. -..e...a :;
po..,.l r..L
1sS-. n..i -
~ cnnrch sunday morning
AZ av:so and aSain atl7:30 p: "a: Both;
hus. Sunday school meets At li:I5.
=. H.. Gunhus. pastor.
Immsnucl Swedish Lutheran.
Corner Alpha. and Sixth .fraat.
Sunday school 1t 10 q. mi, Prayer
meeting at z. Services ct ! "a. 4.
Ladies' Aid meAtinx in church mar.
Saturday at 2. y. M Perseuius, pas-
tor.
- u -----@ MA. 49,;
BapEtst Church.
John Gerald York. pasfors
1880. morning Worship. sermen.
and Hand az Tsilovshir ss.no
bible school. Gao. n y. ~
1850, evening Worship. sarrror .1rh:
or in this church each evenine this
- -.
First Church. o .Chrase. scaentiat.
chnrch nm -....
dav services 1i-s@- s,Ssnss SuI,
Sunday school ToIlovse 'WsanssS:v
averio. ..rsSc. .s.~s "oSn0@19ssy
Honr 10 tn -. ~ S'oe'
lutheran Imn,,n..,
sos South Thtrd atre.ts r,,,,.n
e:vice 10 n. M. a.rnSn EnSl's1
\. M: SUNDAY .choci ma.t sss ~ q - :
M. the Tadis., Al r,a.SsS ~. = ~,
afternoon At < hnnan s 3 nus1oay
mann Strutx. on/iorth Fo,,rTh - .a.+
- - 49,
81 Ng..hs. Yrtr,..-. .
Rih,e schooI - S.1sN ~ - -
.at 1i:oo A. M = Thsnns ,.p%re,snt.t;o r
IN the TemnIe" I"tS.r Isen"s
T:oo" n m Ev.rjns .e.-,ae 500
O'Clock. Theme. .T6e 9 Way'" = Ia dies
Aid Friday afternoon = X 1870
pastor 1850 - o.e.'
-,
z;on I"ts...xy GrSs..ossA s..s..
service.. Enci;sh ~ - ~
Nora ~ 7.ssS' sa,,nSsv lA,hs.k 80
hihle cIassess'. - tha s!,aS $3.50
|catechetical ciass.s sat,,r6sv nn"..:
'inr Al e.So and ~ - nav;d $500
49,
Moseaev T.heracla
Rev. r. A. Love pastor in charge
s,ons s,,na.w ~orntns v.n11n. nus
"a; rsld Iaft to oy M NV d,ov :fohn s1oIec''
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According to word received in
Grand Forks from Captain and Mrs.
L.. l.. Eckman, who are now in. Min
neapolis. they will return to this city
about February /. They expect to
visit in Minneapolis and White Bear
before returning.
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Or INTEREST TO WOMEN
Irene Snyder
Married Today

i A wedding witch comes as q sur.
prise to@their, friends In this city and
East Grand Forks and which will
prove Of equal interest 10 that OF Miss
Irene Maude snydsr OF EastsGrand
Forks to Elmer j. ajordal OF, Under
wood. MINI. TIE ceremony was per-
formed at 10 O'Clock this morning at
tho home Of Nj. and Mrs? Arthur
Goselin at Crookston. Rev. Freder-
tick Hibbard, pastor. OF the First Pres
byterian church at Crookston, read
the service.
Following the ceremony . luncheon
was served at the Goaslin home ana
covers were laid for only members OF
the bridal party and Mrs. r. " Cruz
miller of this city. sister, Of the bTide.
Mr.. Sjordal> and his bride left on
the afternoon train for Staples, Minn..
where they will make their home. Mr..
Sjordal has recently been appointed
Mp. telegrapher at that point. He
held a similar position in East Grand
Forks for several years. The bride
Is the youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Snyder. 100 North Third
street. She is q graduate of the East
Grand Forks high school. and for.the
last year has been bookkeeper in the
First National bank in that city.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
Drum Corps Dance.

The drum corps Of Amoo grotto
will sponsor dancing party tomor-
rev evening at the Masonic temple.
l.owIby's orchestra will furnish
the music for the dancing. which
Will continue from $3.50 to II
O'Clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
ibrown.M0rrisOn.

lev. J. Clark Granger. pastor OF
the First Baptist church, per-
formed the ceremony which united
In marriage Miss Vera G. Morrison
and Fred I. Brown, both Of Aledo.
at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon at
the parsonage Of the church The
ring service was used and there
were no attendants. Mr.. and Mrs.
brown left for AledO where they
will reside on farm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26

Miss HGnp6f wishes to Give her
Audienceo different program, and
shs y detsrmined It shall again be
. perfect oue. This 70 Why she Is
delving deep into the old classics
and going through thousands Of
new songs TO ind just the right
ones.
Audiences, however. are doing
some Of the choosing. and already
the Blue Danube" II requested for
every concert-in some cases writ
ten into the contract-while The
Last Rose Of Summer" Of Martha"
memories, and ''Dixie" are close be-
hind ID popularity. Hempel has
made these songs her own and her
listeners will have them whether
they are On the program or not.
Relief Csrps Social
An enjoyable and interesting So
cial was held yesterday afternoon
by the Woman's Relief corps at
Memorial hall, in the court house.
The meeting was opened by sing
ing America" after which Mrs.
Emma Scheesley read the -Gettys-
burg address. Frances Knox gave
a reading on PERSIA" and Mrs.
Martha Mason sang "a Scotch Bal
lad" Miss Marion Pough gave a
vocal solo and Mrs. Jessie Hull Of
Detroit. Mich, reading. A hu-
morous selection was read by Miss
Frances Medill. The program was
followed by short and entertaining
talks by Comrade William McCon-
ochie, Commanders Church, Bladel
and Spur and Mrs. Sarah Norris.
Refreshments were served by the
committee composed of the Mes
DANES Mary Thompson. Dora Ber-
tleson. Lena Wright, Edith Corwin,
Ezra Wilcher. louisa. Knox, Mary
Cameron and Anna Callahan.
Tickets Selling Fast.
| Tickets for the Wishing Ring"
to be presented at the Illinois the
atre March 3 and 4 by the Y. w.
c. A. are selling fast, according to
reports from the committee. Mrs.
j. Paul DUNN is chairman of the
ticket committee and is assisted by
Mrs. Dudley Marshall. Mrs. George
Perrin is chairman OF the patron
ess committee. A sterling wishing
ring is to be given to the person
who sells the most tickets, and
one free ticket to everyone who
sells 10 or more. Reservations can
be made at the Illinois theatre box
Office March 8. One of the pref
test dances in the play is that oil
the Roses" Those to compose
this group are the Misses Anna
Marie Van Duser, Ailene Trent
Helen Moore. Aeone Apple, Vesta
Dempsey, Viola Sherer, Marjorie
Close and Geraldine Whitney.
Mission Study Class Organized.
A mission study class was organ.
lied by. the young people of the
Gloria Del United Presbyterian
church at a meeting at the church
last evening. The New Christian
by Ralph s. Cushman will be stud
led 1t meetings, which will be helt
once every week.. This will be sup
plemented by readings from tn
, handbook on foreign missions. TIL
. pastor, Rev. c. G. Mann, will leat
in the lessons. Last evening afte
the study. there was a singing re
hearsal and a social hour. Re
freshments were served. The meet
ing OF next week will be on Frida,
: evening owing to a conflict il
. dates. Wednesday is the regula
! meeting night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26

Pregran for Coaeo,

The program to be given 4 ~
coffee sponsored by the Knr
parent-teacher association ~.
row afternoon gives promise g. q,
ing an unusually good one. =.
program will start at 2 O'Clock -
there will be a popcorn and ~
sale In connection with the coess
Miss Marie Hastings will III. |.
piano solo. and the pupils Of 4:
fourth grade present Fairies r :
Schoolroom." Miss Ethel Volr -
give an introduction to histori.s,
characters. and Clair Hoffman -,
sing the Eskimo boys song. The
will be q dumbbell drill BY the ~
of the second and fourth sr,S.s
and a dialogue by pupils Of ~
sixth grade. The pupils of the A.
grade will sing song, and the A.,
grade will give most entertainn:
little playlet THE Birthday Calss
The girls Of the fifth grade will Is.
a hoop drill. and the song Ans,
ica," by the school, will close n.
program.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26

lows hall last evening, Nrs. Grace
Ashalm was chosen vice-chancel-
Tor. There was ! splendid attend
ance OF regular members ana an
encouraging number OF Davenport
visitors. The newly organized drill
team practised the floor work IN
nrenaration for the drill work to
s. nut on the convention to be held
in davenport in June. Plans were
completed for the dance to be given
at Odd Fellows hall Feb. ~. The
proceeds from the affair will be
added to the convention fund. The
next meeting of the court, March
10, will be q social one.
Cleaners in Monthly Session.
The Cleaners class Of the Edge
wood Baptist church met in regu-
lar monthly session yesterday al
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. N.
Whitaker, 800 Forty-fourth street.
After the short routine business
session, the lesson was taken up.
There was a social hour and the
hostess served dainty refreshments.
The class will meet again March rs.
April 6 Banquet Date.
April 6 is the new date for the
annual membership banquet OF the
|Y, W. C. A. to be held at the asso-
citation building. The banquet was
to have been held tomorrow night,
but was postponed because OF the
play which is to be put on next
week and for which many OF the
girls are practicing nightly.
The o. I. c. club, which was one
of the first organizations perfected
at the beginning of the association
work in Rock Island and which
has not held any meetings for many
months, was reorganized at last
nights meeting at the association
There were II of the old members
in attendance and they enjoyed sup
per together. Miss Helen Storbeck
was appointed chairman of the
nominating committee and Miss
Agnes Koerber and Miss Margaret
Osterman will work with her. The
meetings are to be held regularly
again mad an effort will be started
| Immediately to gain new members.
Successful Entertainment.
The entertainment given by Ar
senal lodge No. 1886 last evening al
the Knights of Columbus hall was
most successful and pleasant one
The committee giving the party
was composed of William Fox, H
Erikson, ]. Williams, William Beck
er and G. Simpson. Supper was
served, and afterwards card games
were enjoyed. The high score
prizes were won by Mrs. Minnie
Cardall and Howard Wright. The
favors for low score were received
by Mrs. Roy Fisher of Davenport
and Henry Schmaldt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26

81 de1ixhtful numbers, with Mrs.
Leoua Olson q Chicago accom-
pauying her at tas piano. There
were Is membefs present. ana
most Of the aftsrnOon Was spent
vith their fancy work. Delicious
refreehmeuts were served BY the
hostess. The n4xt meeting will be
March 81, ct the home OF Mrs.
Benson, 4515 Eighth avenue.
Uusacal Club Csfee.
The, Rock Island Musical club
win have a coffee at the home OF
Mrs. F. K. Rhoads, 1882 Twenty
lirst street, Friday afternoon.
March S. The active members OF
the club have been divided into five
groups. and each group will give
some entertainment to raise
money for the piano fund. This is
the first group to entertain. and the
committee in charge OF the coffee
Is planning ON a large attendance
Friday afternoon. In connection
with the coffee there will be a sale
Of home made jams and jellies.
There will be a musical program
during the hours. The coffee Is to
start at 2 O'Clock, and all friends
Of the club are invited. The com
|mittee in charge of the coffee Is
composed Of the Mesdames A. E.
Williams, Joseph Goldsmith, H. E.
vanDuser, A. r. Wallin. Ed Apple
ouist and Misses Ruth West, Iva
Pearce and Georgia Nettles.
Tri.City 500 Club Entertained.
The Tri-City 500 club met at the
home OF Mrs. H. Rysrson at 1406
Thirty-ninth street, yesterday at
ternoon. There were three tables
of 500 and Mrs. George Wadsworth
of Davenport won the first prize.
Mrs. Margaret Tank of Davenport
was awarded the second and Mrs.
r. C. Hansen of Moline the all-cut
| favor. A dainty luncheon was
served at the small tables. The
club will meet March at the home
of Mrs. William Ziegler. 1121 Thir-
ty-seventh street.
To Sponsor Movie.
Mary Miles Minter in THE Fairy
and the Wait" will be shown at
the high school Friday evening,
Feb. q. under the auspices Of the
PARENT association OF the
Eugene Field school. There will
be two performances. one at 6:45
and the other at $50. The picture
is an excellent one for the children
to see and amusing as well for
grown folks. There will be a pop
corn and candy sale in connection
with the picture. Mrs. W. B. Stew
art and Mrs. J. W. johnson COM
pose the committee in charge OF
the films shown by the school.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
To Sponsor Movie.
Court Of Honor Election.

Court Of Honor EIeCtiOn.
Mrs. Bertha Bruhn was elected
chancellor to hold Office until the
expiration of the term in Septem-
her at the meeting Of the Court
of Honor, No. 81. held at Odd Fell
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26


Tony's 10Th Century jazz orchestra
furnished the music for dancing.
The drill team viii sponsor . sim
liar party On March 10.
Dinner on Anniversary.
A family dinner ct noon today
and open house this afternoon and
evening are the features OF the eel
ebration Of the e3rd wedding ami
versary Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Nc.
Michael Of Milan. Only immediate
relatives Of the couple we're guests
at the dinner. and many friends
were calling this afternoon Others
will call this evening and extend
their congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMichael first liv-
ed on q farm near Milan. but since
1892 they have made their home in
the village. Both are well known
in the community where they have
spent the greater part Of their life.
The affair today is entirely infor-
NAL. Some of the children were
unable to come for the day, but
those residing in the vicinity are at
home today with their parents.
To Present Musical Comedy.
The three act comedy, Molly"
is to be presented at the Franklin
school Friday and Saturday nights
of this week. Rehearsals have
been held regularly for over q
week, and the performance prom
ises to be a fine one. James Stew
ems is to carry the character role,
and cast is as follows: Ephriam
Higgins, a farmer, Arthur STAN
baugh; Squire Briggs, George La
mont; Ross Briggs, son, La Verne
Bernes; Sam Johnson, ace of
spades, Lewis Moos; Mr.. Phalan,
an Irish politician, Frank Hoester;
Mrs. Phalan, Florence Stewart;
Patrick Phalan, Paul Siegel; Mrs.
Bangs, a suffragist, Miss Helen
Davis; Mr.. Bangs, the henpecked
husband, George Helpenstell: Har-
old Bangs, Abraham Heltern !:
Percy Augustus Witherspoon. La
Velle Hicks, who has been direct
ing the performance; Mrs. Hig-
gins. Miss Mary Carol: Molly.
James Stevens; Annie, Betty and
Susie Higgins, Misses Mary Bur-
ton, Frances johnson and Mar
garet Alderman; Mrs. Robert Lind
sey VonCleve. Miss Ethel John
son; Lucille Won Cleve, Miss Edna
White; Marguerite Won Cleve. Miss
Ardeth Nessler; Miss Ketchum
Miss Ardilla Shinsky; Mile Elsom
Miss Lois Mcintyre; Dorothy Ell
some, Miss Merle Russell. There
are several choruses, which will
be very effective in costume and in
the part they play. There is a
Chinese drill, and choruses OF base
ball. Quaker, Colonial, darkey
tennis and others. One of the
choruses is made up of pupils OF
the first grade. Every part is TAX
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
Re.el0cf Officers.

The officers of twin-city Lutheran
hospital circle were reelected fol
another year at the regular meet
ing Of the circle yesterday after.
noon at the home of Mrs. l.. P
Nelson. 729 Third street A, Moline
Mrs. Ben Benson is the president
and Mrs Nelson secretary and
treasurer. After the business ses.
sion, Miss Della Leonard sang SET.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
Hl.Y EnfertafnS,

The girls Of the Hi-Y were host
esses yesterday afternoon to the
Davenport girls student club,
which is an organization similar to
the Hi-Y. There were some eighty
FIVE present, IS Of whom were Wis.,
iting guests. Miss Gelste Olson
presided at the short business ses-
sion, in the absence OF the presi-
dent. An entertaining program was
given, and then the Davenport girls
gave a clever stunt. showing differ
ent phases of their work. Miss
Eta Setterdahl led in the singing
which was greatly enjoyed. This
is national song week, and the song
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
Alfnr 0eelely uoets,


The LAdies' Altar society Of 81.
JOseph's church held the semi
monthly meeting yesterday after
noon IN the school auditorium.
About 90 members were present A
great deal Of work was accom-
pIfshed. Three sewing machines
have been secured. new altar Hin
ems are being fashioned, children's
garments made for the welfare de-
partment, and a variety Of aprons,
rugs, quilts and fancy goods for
the sale to be held some time after
Easter. At recent meeting OF
the women OF the parish, the soci-
ETY. was reorganized, and q welfare
department opened to take care OF
parish charities. The following Of
ficers were elected: President,
Mrs. d. V. Coleman; vice presl-
dent, Mrs. ]. S. Barnett; secretary,
Mrs. J. T. Shields, and treasurer,
Mrs. Walter Yerbury. Mrs. w. A.
Russ was named chairman OF the
welfare department, with Mrs. r
&c. Rasmussen as secretary and
treasurer. The meetings are be-
ing held on the second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month, and
from go to 80 members have been
in regular attendance. Many do
nations have been received and a
number of articles have already
been distributed among the needy
Elect Officers for Year.
Officers for the coming year were
elected at the meeting of the Zion
Lutheran hospital circle at the
home of Mrs. J. P. Magnuson, 282s
Eleventh-and-a-hal avenue, yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. John EkhOln
was elected president; Mrs. Car
Sodergren. vice president; Mrs. D
W. Dahlsten, secretary, and Mrs
&c. e. Nelson. treasurer. 1t was
voted to continue with the worl
undertagen by the circle for the
remainder of the year. The circle
! meets four times during the year
and the next meeting will be il
May. the place and exact time tt
be announced later.
Junior Christian Endeayor Society
The Junior Christian Endeavol
| society of the Broadway Presbyter
ian church met in regular session
yesterday afternoon in the church
The devotionals were conducted b.
Miss Virginia Scherrer, who wa
the leader of the meeting. Afte1
the lesson, a piano solo was givel
by Miss Anita Evers, and a due
by Miss Alberta Elwell, violin, ant
Miss Dorothy Foster, piano
Further plans were made for thu
st. Patrick's party to be helt
March II in the church. The girl
are planning on giving musicale
on April 2 in the church. Their
is a great deal of talent among tn
members and they will be able II
furnish a splendid program with
out outside assistance. Games wer
played at the conclusion Of tn
meeting yesterday. The next meet
ing will be conducted by Mis-
Pearl Anderson.