Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-12

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,easy VIII hold . food Als at J. g.
asreh =. & !, o:s|oss. m. Fred
Huasd. ArA Frank Heech and Mrs.
Catherine R0sy/icompriDe the COM
mittee who hAv6 the affair In charge.
and thopo WOMEN aEO making plans to
display complete stock Of homo
bakery and fancy cooking:
Nas blanche Lynch, South Eifth.
street, went to Minot today to spend
the week end with her parsuts. Nj.
and Mn. John Lynch.
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Mr.. and 1(rs. c. H. walker enter
home. Se7 walnut street, ON Thurs
day evening In honor Of their son-in-
law and daughter: Mr.. and NrA AL
bert Smith Of Lewtkown, Mont. who
are Visiting here. 0E1nd-nolA was
played at three tables and honors
were won by MI. Smith. who received
first prize. and George r. Robbins
who was awarded the consolation
favor. A luncheon was served 1t the
tables and Mrs. Walker was assisted
by her daughter. Mp. Herman Camp
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and their three
children stopped in Grand Forks TO
visit en- route from points in Illinois,
Wisconsin and southern Minnesota,
whore they have been visiting. They
plan 70 return to Montana next week.
. The Young Peoples society OF. st.
Marks Lutheran church will meet
this evening at s o'clock lin the
church parlors. The social commit
tee has made arrangements for an
enjoyable time and all young folks
interested r cordially invited. Fol-
lowing are the program numbers
which are to be given:
Plano solo-Mls volberx AakuA
Vocal Solo-Niss Minnie LyUing.
Ukulele observation-disclosures Mar
garct Sorlie. Ilcile' UrneeR. Elm
Thorgrtznsen. Isabelle Ottum; Irene
Hamilton and Grace Guam.
Reading-Carter Mcdonald.
Violin Solo-Mhs Ruth Greentng.
Piano Selection-PhNip aBrasSth.
Games and informal social hour
will follow the progEam and refresh
ments Will be served by Miss Mar
Mrs. G. H. Sherman. sos Amont
avenue, entertained her Sunday
school class of the First Baptist
church 1t . dinner in her homo
Thursday evenin~. During the eve
ming the class organized under the
name. Tho Golden. Stx," and Miss
Dorothy May Hartford was elected
Glars president Other. omcers named
were Miss Myrtle Guland. secretary,
Miss Marion Bitney. treasurer, and
reporter. Miss Lois Eastlund- Other
membe 70 of the class are Niasen Lois
Greeson and Helen Copenhaver.
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The Young Peoples society Of the
Bethany Lutheran church will meet
Informally in the parlors Of the Beth
any church this evening after the
band concert. which the Concordia
band ID to play in the Zion Lutheran
church Mrs. J. C. Bowcs, Mira Fans
Peterson. MrA Andrew Peterson.
Mn. Q. A.. Thoreson. Mira Peter
Braseth and Miss Clara johnson win
be the Possesses. All young people
The Willing Workers Of the Beth
any Lutheran church will meet on
Saturday afternoon, in the church
parlors and every member Of tho 80
ciety u urged to be present. Hostesses
for tho afternoon viii be Mrs p. o.
Thoreson and Mrs H. Hail.. and re-
Treatments win be served ut the close
Of he afternoon. n
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The Modern Brotherhood Of, Amer
lea will meet this evening at 8 O'Clock
in h Red River Power club roomA
Following the short business session
there II to be a social time and all
members are urged to be present.
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Mrs A T. Severyn and son. WI
bert, were iHf Grand Forks 1rnlradav
visiting with friends while en- route
to their home In Devils Lake. Mrs.
Severyn and son have spent the past
winter in Los Angeles with the for
mer's mother. Ma. II. King. q roai-
dent Of Grand Forks at one time.
P chapter Of Kappa Alpha Theta
announces the pledging Of Miss Ida