Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-18
LARIM0RE NOTES

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Larirnore.. N. D., April 16.-Rev.
and Mrs. c. E. Hanson, of Stephen.
Mimi, now settled in the Lutheran
parsonage. Rev. Hanson will conduct
English services in the churcd Sunday
morning and there will be s. reception
for the new pastor and his family in
the church Sunday evening.
A group of friends and neighbors
gathered at the GIN. Naylor home hast
Friday evening. Miss Clara Struble. OF
Grand Forks was an out Of town
quest.
Miss Winnie Ashbrpok was a Grand
Forks visitor between trains last
Wednesday.
Prof. Gottfried HUT of>the Univer-
sity will give readings from his book
"Out-bound" next Monday evening at
room. The public is. cordially invited.
Mrs. G. L. Sande and Mrs. o. H.
Phillips were Grand oTks visitors last
Friday.
The nrst division Of the freshmen
class In Domestic Science gave a din
ner at the domestic science rooms in
the gymnasium last Wednesday even
ing. The members of the school board
their wives and Supt. and Mrs. NuEent
were h guests.
MeSsrs. Serviss and L<erch have
opened up . garage in the east end of
town for auto repair work.
Miss Guanda Clark W0 hostess at
a dinner party last Saturday evening
for five of her young girl friends fol-
lowed by a ''slumher ptrty' which
lasted into the wee sma' hours"
Emil Benson of Andalusia, ILL.,, is a
guest 1t the Theadore Strandness
home this week.
This week is Oral Hygiene Week"
all over the country, and was observed
In the Larimore schools by talks given
h pupils. On Wednesday DIR. II. G.
krieser spoke on Oral Hygiene and
Its Importance to Health" n Thurs
day DR.. G. A. Plass talked on THE
profession of Dentistry and its Rela-
ton to the Public"
Mrs. Bertha Mason will e-opcn the
rooms in the Swain House this week.
The dining room and restaurant SER
Sice has been rented by L. O.. Toilet.
son and is now open for business.
The Presbyterian choir was enter
tanned at dinner Friday night in the
basement dining room by Mesdames
Pugh. Radcliffe. A. 7. Thompson. r.
J. Steedsman n G. c. Naylor. Rev.
F. W. Pugh acted as postmaster and
presented the choir director. Mrs. ALL
geo with a gift in behalf of the church
Mrs. Allgco responded very charm
ingly and talks were also given by
Messrs. Lord, Nugent and Doyle. Pink
roses centered the table and pink
favors added to the gayety of the
occasion.
The Pa~rent-Teacher association
meeting last Monday night was one of
the most Interesting ones held so far,
and the Nmatter discussed was Of vital
interest to every parent, taxpayer or
anyone interested in the advancement
of schools. According to the request
of the rogra committee. each mem
Der of the high school faculty told the
studies he was teaching, the ideal way
and conditions in which he would be
able to do his best work, and the &C
tual conditions under which the
school is working. The high school
now Is over crowded having 10 pupils
and the teachers are put to every OK,
pedient. TO secure blackboard room,
recitation rooms n facilities for the
pupils to do the required work. Owe,
half the pupils. SO in fact, come from
, outside of Larimore as this schoo,
. has a large contributing territory, I,
= = was remarked that attending thi.
meeting and going through the schoo.
building a not, help hut be i'm
pressed by W facts, first, that one
of lArimore's most imperative needs
I Is a new up-to-date school building
large enough and suitably equipped
ands second. that every. aeaaber OF, tht
faculty is working for the good % III.
school, SOME times under Inadequate
facilities. but striving in spite of ad.
/ verse conditions, to keep up the work
and add to the efficiency of tn,
school. Opportunity was given 70,
questions and discussion. so that the
, dlHerent lines OF work and the need,
were well brought -"
In considcr'"-L lie school tax oues,
> ton in Larimore. it has been brought
out that the high school enrolment
l. is at least half from territory lyin,
: outside of the district. The amount tt
be received this yea on Of
this outside attendance will be abou'
100000, an amount which does no;
go far toward the support. of q schoo