Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-03
Christmas Seal
Sale Progresses

The committees in charge OF the
Christmas seal sale in Grand FORKS,
have expressed appreciation OF the
ND endid manner in which h public
Is responding to the call for assistance
represented by the little Christmas
seals.
The proceeds OF the first two days
OF the sale were not far from the1
expsctations OF those in charge, and
according to Mrs. r. A. Sprague,
chairman of the drive, II the. present
! Interest and cooperation continues.
there Is no need to doubt that the sale
report from Grand Forks will stand
among the first In h state.
The school children. under the
chairmanship of Miss katherine
Whitley. are carrying on a vigorous
campaign. All the schools are ON
peting for high honors In sci ing the
Christmas seals. and III each school
there is keen competition among the
various grades. The name of the
school selling the iarses; number of
Christmas seals in This drive Will be
published IN the Herald.
Sale workers are located at the the
aters. hotels and prominent business
! houses ami offices. The head Of each
committee has announced a splendid
spirit on the part Of a | local indivtd-
uals in the campaign SO far. FIFTY
per cent of the receipts from the cam
paign will go to the North Dakota
tuberculosis association. and the re-
mainder will be used TO purchase milk
for the undernouris:led children in
the Grand Forks~scieols.
Following q two mon.hs' visit In
Evanston, H.. as III guest of her
aunt. Mrs. +. r. Fulton, and in Chi
cago, Miss Ruth lCarcthers is ex7
pected to return On Tuesday evening
8 to her home in Grand Forks.
Mrs. X. r. Burkicr OF C~rockston.
accompanied by her daughters. Misses
Maxine, Mary and Fern Buckler, mo-
tored 10 Grand Forks on Friday for
a brief visit at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ". Sims. III Conklin e
y y Il
'Tilesa young women will be hos
tesses at eague tea on Tuesday after
noon III the Women's league rooms
from 4 10 6 o'clock: Misses Marjorie
Bergun. Edyth Farn!>anl and Mary
E;w ng. Assisting will be Misses Erva
Douglass, Constance Deckstad. Mabel
Evingson. Winifrcd Fitch. Alice Gun
i ningham, lren. Curran, Nellie Cur
ian. lrva Deeh-. karine y. Dokken,
Margaret Dickinson, Ruth Eckrom.
The Daughters Of Norway will meet
at 1899 o'clock on Monday night IN
the X. =. ha /. Special business Is to
be attended TO and all members are
urged to be on hand. There will be
a social session after the lodge meet
ing.
Mrs. l.. ]. McGovcrn OF Duluth
with her son. Lawrence David. and
daughter, Mary Catherine. and her
mother, Mrs.. Dave O'Gorman, who
has been visiting in Duluth, were
in Grand Forks for a short time this
morning en- route IT, Park River
where they viii spend the holiday.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kns
\ terrace O'Gorr1an). Mr.. and Mrs
McGoverH, former Grand Forks res
! idents, expect 20 make their home IL
: Kansas City after the first Of thu
year. y
The General Aid society OF the
Methodist church will meet in tn,
church parlors at 3 o'clock on Wed
nesday afternoon. The ladies Of dis
trict No. 2 will be the hostesses.
%Nss Il X X
From 2 to 5 o'clock on Tuesda,
afternoon Irregular meeting will b,
he'd Of the Rebekah circle in the Odt
Fal'ows' hall. Mesdames Common
kayes ana Ryan will be the hostesses
ara all Rebekahs are invited.
4 X X X
AIR. and Mrs. E. j. Buckingham
4rY North Fifth street. entertaine,
Mrs. BuckinSham's parents, Or. an
Mrs. +. w, Poole. OF Forest River
and daughter, Mrs. A.. G.. Thorn, o
Rushmore. MINI. as their guests las
weak. The guests returned to thei
homes on Friday night: On Tuesday
De. and Mrs. Poole with Mr.. and Mrs
IL Hsgar OF Forest River. will loav
crI route for Corning and Santa Bar
bara, Cal. They vii! stop at numerou
p6tnts in tho west cn~their way.