Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-26
GRAND FORKS HERALD. SATURDAY., NOVEMBER &c, 1921.
AID SOCIETY SALE
ON NEXT THURSDAY

- S"A nS " IOA lNuISudy
afternoon the Ladies' Aid of the First
Lutheran church will conduct its an
nuai Christmas sale in the lower audi
torium of the church. The Priscilla
sewing circle is assisting in the ba-
Zaar, and under The, supervision of
Mrs. f. Simenson will have a display
OF fancy and useful artic es, which
they have made at their meetings
during the past year. The smembers
OF that club will also have a sale Of
homemade candy.
Under the supervision of Nrx A,
sundby. chairman of the refreshment
committee: a lunch will be served
during the sale hours. Mrs. J.. G. Gis-
Jason. assisted by Mrs. Gilbert Mos
kau, will have the home cooking table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thompson.
University avenue, have had their
daughters, Misses Helen and Jessam-
Inc Thompson as their guests this hol-
iday season. Misses Thompson have
been attending the state teachers
meeting at Fargo and stopped here
en- route to Aneta, where they are
teaching this winter.
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Mrs. j. r. Wagar, 405 South Fifth
street, Is entertaining her daughters,
Mrs. George Sparks, and Miss Mabel
Sparks of Forest River, as her house
guests this week. -
MI. n Mrs. Frank Hornung, 1903
international avenue. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Eva, to
William Puschunsky. son of Mr.. and
MRS. julius Puschunsky, 1916 Jennie
avenue. n ceremon was performed
on the morning of THANKSGIVING day.
November 70, in the rectory of the
sacred Heart church, East Grand
Forks. s:
OF. local interest is the wedding
which took place at Linton, N. Don
November. gath. when Miss Florence
Petrle, daughter of Mrs. w. E. Petrie
of Linton, and Donald Paul. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Paul, formerly of
Linton, were married in the home of
the brides mother. The young peo-
pie. will reside at Linton, where the
groom is in the employ Of the Mil
~aukee Railway e 'n
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph, LaBoda of
East Grand Forks a as their guests
during the Thanksgiving season theil.
uncle and.aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
LaBoda Of Berlin. Wisconsin. In,ad-
d1tlon to the latter, Mr.. and Mrs.
oseph: IaBoda had as their Thanks
irving Inner guests MIR. and Mrs.aM NJ.
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Ager Newark. and
Alexander Strong. Miss Mary Strong
assisted Mrs. LaBoda.
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The Ladies'. Aid of St. Marks Luth-
eran church will hold a regular meet
ing on Friday afternoon, December 2,
tor the afternoon will be Mrs. G.. w.
Taylor.
The first regular meeting of the
Faculty Wives club for the year will
be held on Monday afternoon, from
3 to S O'Clock, in the Women's league
+ rooms: Needlework will be the diver1
A. Bush and G.. A. Abbott will be
in charge.
Mrs. Marion Midlund, zoos Belmont
avenue, announces the marriage of
her daughter. Miss Bernice Midlund,
and Elmer Skier of Northwood, which
took place at 2:30 o'clock on Thanks
giving day. Rev. Thomas Skier of
Northwood, father of the groom, Of
ficiated at the service in the Midlund
home. ~ ..
Inc brides only ~attendant was her
niece, Miss Marion Widstad. Rcynold
Skier. aabrother of the groom, was
tbesk manu- g :
Dust members Of the Immediate
families were guests at the Wedding
dinner, which was served Immediate
~ after the ceremony. -
Cards have been received in Grand
Forks from Mr.. and Mrs. j.. f. LLOYD
telling of the arrival of a baby son
at their home inst. Cloud, Mimi. on
Monday. November IA. Friends here
will remember Mrs. Lloyd as Miss
Mae Johnson, formerly Of this city.