Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14
TO REPRESENT STATE
AT D., A. R. MEETING

Mrs. George NJ. Young of Valley
iCity, regent Of the North Dakota
chapter of the Daughters /of the
American Revolution, who Ms in
Washington, will represent the state
at the annual meeting of the national
organization which will convene in
Washington on Monday. April 10.
Considerable interest is centered in
this meeting as this is the year, for
the election Of a president general.
vice president generals and other ma
tionai officers. The national organ
zation meets each year but officers
are elected every other year.
Miss Geraldine McNicol Daughter
OF Mr.. AM. Mrs J,H. McNicol, 83S-
Belmont avenue, has been appointed
editorSS6f the Go-edY humber Of the
Student" at.a nnassS Meeting;.sof
lnooneM sWoodworth hall, Miss NC
Nicolg lisa sjuni0 o at the~ university and
is at present "a member Sof. the
I2esStudent" editorial sstaf. ..It.>
y The Coed Issue q Sthe2 Students
tte be published this year ION April 30
and Will contain matters of4parttclAar
douhstedlyr PROVE Of distinct interest to
the men ltQn the campus. saFs q
The regular r monthly meeting of the
Public Welfare association will be
hefd2on Thursday. evening at s o'clock
in the small council chamber of the
city hall, and all friends interested
may attend. This program has been
announced:
subject, The Delinquent And Tru-
ant Child From thelWelfare Workers
Viewpoint"-Mrs. Agnes Rex.
From. the Juvenile court-Henry
From. the Truant omcer:s' view
From the School Viewpcint-Mfss
NJ. Helen. Davies.
Word has been received in Grand
Forks from Mr.. and Mrs.. w. G. Mil
Ter. 1901 COTTONWOOD street, who have
been spending the winter in the south,
ter on Monday morning. The child
beer in ill health for several
weeks, though her condition was not
considered serious until measles was
contracted early last week. Il The
funeral will be held Saturday, April
II, in Los Angeles.
Mrs. William j. Rusch and SON.
William, IN. OF Fargo will come TO
Grand Forks Sunday evening to spend
two weeks with Mrs. Rusch's parents,
Mr.. n Mrs. Robert Spriggs, before
going to Des MoiHes, Iowa, where
they will make their home. Mr..
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. in
Des Moines. 4.
The Queen. Esther circR OF the
First Methodist church viii meet ON
Thursday evening in the home of Mrs.
F. H. Crothers. 900 Belmont avenue.
There wRf>be a program and other
NroNSo1 ~ ~ 80 1ts~,> - -
,evsning. All members are cordially
invited.
Between the hours Of 8 and
o'clock a. DISQUALIFICATION was held
today in4the home of MI =. NJ. Read,
11e Cottonwood street. by the women1
OF district number three of the Meth
NAL, and was given in honor Of Mrs.
e.. A. Foster, Second avenue, who
with Mr.. Foster will leave on Thurs
day to reside II. Minneapolis. ~
LAD 1formalfd dancing party is to be
sivehai lin: thesG ufld hall on Friday eve,
nhnir by sn the ~ msmheEs e St: Paul'ss
hours HtI be, IRON s:solto Il o,c1ocs /
ana ths efFsirs Y e BE- jnfornal !
Miss Rose Mccoy of Kcmptons. ac.
companied her brother. Will Mccoy.
70 Grand Forks on Tuesday eSening
they are attending the Knights
Of Columbus festivities While insfhe
city they ere quests of Mr.. AMI l1rs.
PsH. Wilder, Dakota avenue.
4: Il + .@
Mrs. Earl Sims, 1929 University I.
wa hostess at small dinner
IN her home On Tuesday evening" fn
TO Mrs Elisabeth Lucas. Y
lorlds. Of his month; Guests I'M
clu9eds Intimate friends Of the. bridal
elect and table appointments Aefe N
Keeping with the spring season.
| IAsbon-+yTWsnty-ninS pefsoneS Wers
wounded by. bomb4 thrown into
crowd. during dsnonst.x tson II
Asa1nst hish food prices.
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