Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-14
Christmas Baskets
For ManyFa Families
Are Being Sought

Who is willing to supply a Christ
mas dinner for one family in Grand
Forks? Telephone your name, n
wha o are willing to do, to Mrs.
T.. M. Pierce, social service commas
Sioner. She las q list Of families
Public Welfare association will under
take to provide with good Christmas
dinners. !.
Persons who wish to partake Of this
Christmas-giving may either furnish
baskets OF dinner materials or send
funds with which the committee may
purchase the dinners, but 1t Is de-
ably filled with the items for a good
Christmas mea
Miss Susan /. Maloney is chair
mar Of the committee appointed by
the Welfare association to look AFTER
the project. She states that some
contributions have been received ana
that several persons have
There still are a number OF fam1nes
to be looked after. however, and Miss
Maloney asks that those who con-
template assisting with the dinners
telephone to Mrs. Pierce as soon as
possible in order that the committee
for those, who will not otherwise be
supplied with dinners.
The family larder in some homes Is
apt to contain only a small STOCK On
Christmas day, and in order TO avoid
any unhappiness in this direction, the
Public Welfare association has named
this committee to see that Christmas
baskets go to all OF the fan'aiies on
the list.
Westminster Guild hold a very in
teresting meeting on Tuesday evening
in the Presbyterian church pariors.
Talks by Prof. Plato Shaw Of Wesley
>college n Miss Isabel McPhall Tea
tured~ the entertainment of the eve
ming.
Prof. Shaw took for hts subject,
'aThe. Life Of Mohammed and the Mo-
hamn,edan Religion which was fol-
lowed by a chart talk by Miss Nc
Phail in which the speaker escorted
her audience on a journey BACK
through the ages, and thence back to
the birth of Mohammed. Miss NC
Phails talk was given life by her
sketching of maps end diagrams IN
the course of her d~iscuseonA
"A novel candle light party fol-
lowed the talks. M refreshments
we're served while lighted candles
burned about the room and on an
elaborately decorated Christmas tree.
Miss .Rclle Mcknight and Miss Cecil
Ross served refreshments.
Miss Alma Bakken. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Andrew Bakken OF
Northwood, and Edward Dnlhang,
also OF. that city, were married on
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
parsonage Of the Lutheran Free
church. Rev. Ingel Rowland, pastor
of the church, officisted at the ser"-
ice, .sl,,
ard,n N. ,,os,np cnnple during
the ceremony were Mrs. Oscar F.. Oh
SON and Bernard Bakken. Mr.. Dal-
haug and his bride have gone to
Northwood to reside.
The officers club Of the University
of issEntlsaEIdins::an IN
formal dance for. Saturday&night at
the arnlory, 1t has been announced.
Programs will be used. but the anai
will be informal. Hours Will be from
1880 to"11:o0 O'Clock.
The annual bazaar and luncheon
of the Bethany Willing Workers is be-
ing held this afternoon ana evenihs
between 3 and s O'Clock. ARTICLES
suitable for Christmas gifts are on
sale.
On Saturday, December II, the
High School Social club Will hold a
COmbinatiOn 1000 ana caHoy SdIo IA
grocery department OF tho r. B. Crit
fifth company store for the purpose OF
raising $25. the sun pledged by the
society for the aid OF the Pueblo 1000
victims.
Miss Geneyieve Void is chairman OF
the committee in charge of the ale
and she is to be assisted ~ Misses
katherine Holmes, Sophie Garrison
and Lois Hanson.
K y 4: -.
District No. S OF the Methodist Aid
society will meet or -Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock in the home OF Mrs
f. p. Robertson, 30c4 University ave
nue.. Mrs. re. Commit and Mrs. E
81. Hunt will be the assisting hos
tesses.
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A social meeting of the Daughter
81 AMERICA will be held on Thursday
evening at S o'clock in the knights Of
Columbus club rooms. Members Of
he order who attend have been asked
to supply themselves with sewing
equipment.