Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-30
Many From Here II.
o Contention
nlana %announced

according to plans announced at
the meeting Of the alocalhHW. C.T..U.
society on Friday afternoon, there viii,
be a large delegation OF Grand Forks
women attend the annual state con-
vention of the Minnesota Women's
Christian Temperance union, which
opens in Crookston on "Wednesday,
August 8. A banquet on Tuesday eve
ming, August 2, will mark the opening
OF the convention. although the con-
Vention sessions proper will: not begin
until Wednesday morning.
Some over 100 delegates are ex-
pected to attend the meeting and the
~Crookston society has made interest,"
Ing plans for entertaining Its visitors.
Will preside at. the banquet Tuesday
and the banquet speakers announced.
are Mayor F. A. Grady, Superintend-
ent G. H. Giese, Mrs. p. A.. Egeland,
Mrs. c. g. Selvig, Mrs. 7. r.. LAGER and
Rev. f. j. Hubbard.
Legislation, Americanization, Chris
ton citizenship. child. welfare, public
cotics will be the subjects under dis
cussion and a number Of nationally
prominent w. G. T. U. workers are
to take part in the program.
The Triple s Sunday school class
OF the First Baptist church will CON
duct another open air service on Sum
farm home, it has been announced.
Speakers will be Mrs. George W.
Buckingham and Rev. James Austin.
Mrs. Angus Johnston will be in charge
of the study hour. All attending are
asked to bring their bible with them.
The, service will open at 8 o'clock.
This is the second of a series Of open
Qjr M hnf3r oo r~A(4HE ~ T~l~S> q -~I>S~
has held.
DR.. and Mrs. B. Hendrickson and
daughter, Frances, and DR.. and Mrs.
S.. Binge Of Chicago. who nave been
guests at. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. c. Hendrickson, 713 North Third
street, left this morning for Portland,
N, D., where they will visit yer Sun
day on their way to their home in
Chicago. They are en- route from
Yellowstone park and other western
points.
There will be a reunion OF the Hen
Erickson family in Portland on Sun
day which Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hen
Erickson and family Of Grand Forks
will attend. DR.. Hendrickson and
Mrs. Binge ate brother and sister, re-
spectively, of S. c. Hendr1ckson. There
will be eighteen grandchildren at the
reunion.
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Miss Irene Swope, who has had
charge of the Commons building al
the North Dakota university this year
left Friday evening for the Twir
Cities, Chicago, and other points ir
the east. where she is to be the guest
of friends. Miss ;swope will go tc
will Join a party Of friends and from
there she expects to 60 by boat to hel
home In Seattle, Wash.
After spending several days ii
Grand Forks as the. guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry H.. knights, Hotel North
'rn, Mr.. and Mrs. John Knights and
M John, Jr., Of Great Falls, Mont.
Friday evening for Lake.. Mime
ka. where they will visit for sew
~ days. y.
ISIS. Myra Thompson, 3o7 Cotton.
id street. left this noon for Min
polls, where she will be the CUES
her brother during her summer
alton. Miss Thompson is mana.
Of the sheet music department o.
Poppler Piano Co.
The S. H. s.. club has taken the cot,
.. Grey Cables at Maple LAX,
a ten day outing and members O.
e club will go to the lax today
lie girls will be ~chaperoned by theil
others. In the party will be Mise,
toilet Ferestad, Genevieve Wesalosky
blanche .Warnken, Bernice Vent
Stella House and Etoile Piquette.
X X SIS
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Morgan, 51l
Third avenue. had Mrs. K. G. Adam
and son, Herbert Adams, Of Cavalier
as their guests on Friday.
aE ...ETHLa d. l. A \ ~. H
Mrs. M. G. Olson, 1O1 Reeves avenue
has taken the W.. H. Shulze cottage a
Lake Bemidji for the month Of Aug
ust. Mrs. Olson expects to go to tn,
lake on Tuesday.
X X X
Miss Isabelle Morgan returned t.
Grand Forks on Friday evening afte,
a fortnight's visit with friends /,
Buffalo, N. D. Miss Morgan formerl;
taught in the Buffalo schools.