Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-19

1cSSlOllAl NOIlNQl . CluUS Will nave d
special meeting on Tuesday evening,
February 2s, in the Commercial club
rooms and at urgent request is made
for all members to be present. Those
expecting to attend are asked to call
the Commercial club, No. 148, to
make reservation as o o as possible.
The meeting will open at 6:15 o'clock.
Interest is now at its highest in the
campaign for members, it is an
nounced, and both the Hustiers and
Rustlers are putting forth every cf-
are especially urgent to have their
teams attend the Tuesday meeting
and it has also been urged that mem
bers come prepared to pay their dues.
A meeting of the club chorus is also
to be held at this time.
The Entire Nous club will meet on
Monday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. J.. C. Harrington. Ala Fourth
of Mrs. r. p. Rutherford n will be
assisted by Mrs. Tom Moore and Mrs.
L. L. Ellington. In Mrs. Ellington's
absence. the paper which she has
prepared will be read by Mrs. II. =.
Rice. it has been announced.
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The following special program OF
music has been announced for st,
Marks Lutheran church on Sunday
morning:
Morning anthem IT Lay My Sins on
iSolo-"Rock of Ages ....... Remick
Lawrence j. Anderson,
Afternoon anthem CLitany), Second
Word from the Cross. Mathews
solo-"Just AS AmI..... Danks
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Christian Endeavor society is to be
held on Sunday evening in the ciut
rooms of the First Presbyterian
church to which all young people Of
the city interested are cordially invit.
ed. Numbers of the program will in
clude a contralto solo. by Miss Marie
Weisbackcr and selections by, Frani
LaBine. tenor. The meeting as is Gus
tomarv will be held during the hours
of s:45 and 7:4s o'clock.
The Women's Missionary societies
of a number OF the Grand Forks
churches gathered on Friday after
noon in the parlors of the First Pres
byterian church for a joint prayer
meeting. There were some Is women
in attendance and the churches repre-
scented were the Plymouth Congrega.
tional, Baptist, Methodist. Episcopal
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church of East Grand Forks.
A united prayer was sent up fol
j the success of the mission scattered
over the world, Mrs. j. III. McNico
leading. The various phases Of mis-
sionary work-educational, evangeli'
cal. and medical-Were dwelt upor
and social prayers were offered fol
the success of each.
Mrs. G.. w. Buckingham, lead ir
the singing of a group Of sacred
hymns. The occasion was the obser.
vance Of the annual day Of prayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.. H~aagenson, 14s
Reeves Avenue, are expected to re.
turn home this evening from Chicago
and Evanston I'LL, where they haVS
been visiting with friends and rela.
tives for several weeks. Enroute they
stopped for a brief visit in the Twin
Cities.
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Miss Emma Rice entertained in her
home, 301 Walnut street, in honor Of
Miss Beatrice L. Paquette, who recent.
ly came here from Omaha, Nebraska
There were music, and dancing dur
ing the evening, and in the serving
of refreshments Miss Rice was assist.
q eddy her mother, Mrs. E. Rice, and
Miss Alfredo Peterson.
Miss Mabel Rasmussen left Frida,
for Larimore to spend the weel
end as the guest of Mrs. W. E. Gran.
dali.
Mrs. H. w. Whitcornb, 174 Reeves
Avenue, accompanied by her little
daughter Ann, returned on Thursday
evening from Newburgh. NJ. T., ant
other eastern points. In Newburgh
they were the guests Of Mrs. Whit.
combs mother, Mrs. A. P. Tuthill. .
Misses Helen and Theresa Neff ar.
expected to return home this evening
from Rochester, MINI, where tn
latter has been receiving medica
treatment. They have been ava,
several weeks.
Easter comes early this year an
fortunate Is the woman who is ready
Thes.Fashion Shop, lot No. 3rd, La
dies Tailors. will fashion you a sprin,
suit that will individual re you o,
Easter morn.-Ady:
Mrs. Harry Fredericks Of Bremen
ton. Washington, arrived in the cit,
Friday evening to be the guest of Mis-
Madeline Turner, 514 South Fiftl
street, for a few days. Mrs. Fred
ericks formerly attended the stat
university, and will be remembers,
here as Miss Florence Prichards o
Thief River Falls.