Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-13
Aid In
Il. INiteracy Fight

y4l5tSW IN. D., Dec. 1S.-MrS. AL
fred zuger II this city, who has been
APPOINTED al the representative Of the
Wonlen's cubs OF North Dakota on
the state iliteraey commission, is writ
ihgs the leaders Of the clubs asking
their Immediate aid in the fight to
sradic ca &c illiteracy in the state by
Skprthj Dakota club women can help
iiNfive different ways, declares MRS.
IHger. who presents her program as
fOliows: 81
Ss.1--Agi,ation: Ta,k against litter
aoy everywhere, day and night, at club
meetings, social functions and else
Whare. Have two Of the. club pro-
grams on iltiteracy this year, even II
something else must be abandoned.
,"2-Public Addresses: CRoose litter
acy as your subject when you have
a. speech to make and see that liter
,acys is on every program siventiu your
community. &s NJ
.3--.Teaching Illiterates: Every club
woman should try TO teach one, some
can. teach a class. 1T the iltiteratc,
wifi not come to you go to them.
Teach them somehow. You can Sc
cure a beginners, school OUTFIT, moon
light school reader and tablet with
pEltI1l IOl.-LiIIJ
c6Yt and postage. A stock of these
has been. placed with me to supply
club women who wish to teach.
HnfM-Providing Books! Club women
carr aid the superintendent and teach
ers wonderfully by raising and putting
atS.their. disposal a fund for o for
illiterates. A tea or, entertainment
should be given for this purpose.
R$'''5-Pubicity: Have local papers
,,,,1,l;eL' ;l1s+oraor, q a i,etioo nf o01Nttoa
showing rank of your county, also Sc
cure editor ais on the subject"
EDO you realize North Dakota's
position today and her opportunity"
asks Mrs. Zuger in her final para
graph. we have challenged the
world for first place at the top. and
have set 1924 as this time when we
wti5take the leadership. Shall this be
anasfdle boast?"
sAfdr. and Mrs. A. s Hoganson. 7o2
walnut street, are entertaining Rev.
and Mrs. 1. Root of St. Paul as their
house guests. Rev. MIR. Root, who
has'been an evangelist. for the last five
years, has just accepted a pastorate
At Brinsmade, N. D., and aocompan-
led by Mrs. Root will go there soon
%toSreside. Mr.. and Mrs. Root and
Miss Estelia Hoganson were class
mates at the Boone biblical college at
Boone, Iowa, some years ago.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will hold q bazaar in the
church auditorium Thursday, Dec. 10.
SaisSSstarts at $3.50. Tea Will be served
fnSsaisplay of plain and fancy articles
inSA3ufdins sewing, home cooking, can
nedsafruits and je'lies, Y. NJ, CA. cook
boo1is and. many interesting noveltieG
Cafeteria supper will be served at y
O'Clock. An invitation 81 extended to
the public to attend..Adv'
Mrs. Max Goldberg dnd her two
daughters. Betty and Ruth. arrived n
tho, city Monday evening from Fargo
to spend a few weeks ns guests Of Mrs
Goldberg's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1
Paletzs,S 1928 Fourth avenue
Miss Dorothy serumsard loft Mon,
day noon for Minneapolis, where Che
will her studies in tho nurses
training school of The lakewood hos
pttai. Miss Serumga-d has been the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
6iverf Serumgard. a Devils Lake. FOL
several weeks. While in, Grand Fork
she was entertained at the Gamna
Phi Beta house.
.61T6. y A1llcb SOAlAI1or "liA C41Io1 S04L
the Lady Elks this afternoon at he
home, TIC Fourth street. All mem.
bers of the club are invited and the
diversion OFT the afternoon will be
cards.
In honor Of their daughter, Mis-.
Mary Moran's sixth birthday enniver
sary, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.. Moran were
hosts to, q company Of ten little folk
= = = l. A>-.N 4 r MAINTAIN o,,an,, a
a dinner Monday night at 6 o'clock
Miss Florence Cassidy assisted thu
hostess. There were covers for Mar.
Moran. Mary and Jackie Monley. Bet
ty DAILY, Jimmie Bulge, jerome ant
Jack DAILY, Marion Smith. Dorothe.
stinson and Margaret Smith.
A group Of quaint and interesting
little stocking dolls were made las
week at an afternoon tea which Mrs
c. E. Brawner ave in her home, 10
Chestnut street. On Monday the doll
were turned over to the Santa Clau
girls to be distributed to the poor lit
. tie. children Of the city. "Sunshin
sammy was allotted first prize o
the group. but in the collection Their
are many ''close seconds. and the fac
is assured that the dolls will be nppre
ciated.
Mrs Brawner invited her. guests t
meet Miss Clarabelle Palmer OF; Chi
cago,,;aHho was visiting her en- rout
to DEVILS Lake and Bismarck. Sewtnl
forSfhe Santa Claus girls was deeme'
n more Citing afternoons pleasure a
thisseason Of the year than nnrnerou
other, diversions, and 1t was thorough
~ sgenjoyed.
Mrs. l.. F. Fisher Of Thief Rive
Fails. who has been chosen to sin
tho contralto solo parts in the Mes
siah3 next Sunday. is expected to ar
rive In Grand Forks on Wednesda
evening. Mrs. Fisher will be accom-
panied by her two little sons. an
while in the city will be a guest Q
.hers parents; Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Nal
Tory, 21s Euclid avenue.
t4ES r.F.P3 EE@N fsMIA 4. a
MI. and Mrs. A. II. Hammond Q
orr, N. D.. returned on Monday nigh
TO their home. following a brief vs
in Grand Forks. Mr. Hammond
cashier OF the Bank Of Orr and Mr.,
Hammond holds the Office OF ban
president in the same institution.
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