Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-09
MISS HEDRIcK WITH
STATE LIBRARY

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Miss Ellen Hedrick Of Washington,
D.. c. has accepted a position as chief
OF the travelling library bureau of the
state library commission and will also
assist In the work in the historical
library a Bismarck. Her appointment
Is met with a good deal Of interest as
she has had extensive experience in
library work. She was educated at
Smith college, receiving her A. B. de-
gree n took library training at the
New York; state library training
school. Her experience included five
years as department librarian in
Washington, D. c.. five years as clas-
sitter of the state university library in
California and eight years as cata-
loguer in h Yale university library.
Christmas seals. which will be Of
fered throughout the country, as usu-
al, for the benefit of tuberculosis
work, will be placed or sale in Grand
Forks on December 1, according to
Mrs. r. a. Sprague, city chairman.
1t Is probable hat the sale will be
handled in this city as it was last year.
Mrs. Sprasue states. At that time
the hotels, theaters, stores, offices,
ETC., were under various chairmen.
who organized their own forces. and
this method proved highly ~satisfac-
tory, according to Mrs. Sprague. The
result of the campaign here last year
Melted a substantial sum-, and it is the
ann to raise larger amount if pos
s1ble this year.
The share of the fund which re-
mains for local work will go toward
purchasing milk for the nutrition
classes which are being maintained in
connection with the public Schools.
There are at present 319 children in
the nutrition classes, being given milk
to bring them up to weight and UP to
a properly nourished condition, and it
is hoped that the sale Of the seals this
fall will bring the local workers
enough to supply milk for the classes
for a year. T..
Mrs. Sprague is now organizing a
selling staff and the campaign will
be pushed vigorously after the seals
are placed on sale. 2
Miss Margaret Monley. 1913 Conklin
avenue, will entertain this evening in
her home for Miss Lillian Donelly,
whose marriage to Russell Mcintyre
is to take place during the latter part
of this month. There will be rs
guests. 81
The Catholic Daughters of America
will give a card party on the evening
OF THURSDAY. November IT, in 81 the
Knights Of Columbus hall. There win
be = program and refreshments will
be served in buffet style during the
evening. The proceeds from the af-
fair will be used for the charitable
work Of the organization. s~'i
Miss Jennie DuncanAhas left for her
home at Neche,. N. d. to attend the
wedding of her sister, Miss Margaret
Duncan, and Merton EFitzsimmons,
which will TAKE place at the family
home on Friday. Mr.. Fitzsimmons
has been assistant cashier in a bank
at Bathgate, but he and his bride will
go to South Dakota to make their
home. y: -
Women of st. Marys Altar society
gave q successful supper in the church
dining hail on Tuesday night. Nearly
500 persons p~atronized the affair. The
menu served included turkey and
other ~seasonable items. Mrs. E. NJ.
Stevens is president of the Altar So
ciety and in the management OF the
AFFAIR had the assistance of a COM
mittee of women from the church
Mrs. Ralph Lynch and her sister,
Miss Valerie Sherlock, .who'are spend
ing several days in Minneapolis, are
6ocSS VI WITS. James mite, VINO re-
Gently moved from Grand Forks to
Minneapolis to make her home "a
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The Luther League of the First
Lutheran church will meet this even
Ing in the church parlors. Mrs. f.
Simonson and Mrs. O.. O. Berg will
be h hostesses, and extend an in
vitation to attend, to all members
and friends OF the society. The pro-
gram for the evening is as follows:
Informal talk on the Goth ami
versary celebration at Luther Col
lege, DEBORAH, Iowa, Rev. S. l..
Yallackson.
Vocal solo-Miss\ Myrtle Rysstad.
Reading-Miss Margaret Sorlie.
Piano solo-Miss Adelaide Thomp-
son. 81
Reading-Bert Lee.
| Vocal solo-Rev. E. O. Armbruster