Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-19
TO GIVE CANTATA
FRIDAY EVENING

FRIDAY EVENING
The primary and junior depart
Fonts OF the First Presbyterian Sum
day school. will give .'Johnnie Dcub-.
ter" a Christmas cantata, next Friday
evening. in the church autlftorium.
Donald Mt~lieS-Diays the role OF
"Johnnie" In c-ommendable manner
and, he In assisted by a enmaetant
Eroup Of little girls and boys who ap-
pear IS "oid Mother Gnose
Woman Vine Lived in Her shoe.m
and others. Two hundred ch ldren in
ostumes Of a QUAINT variety. appear
iASsthe chorus numbers. The scenery
10 tan additional feature of interest.
b fs.committse of women has BEEN
assisting In the eeachtng and prspnra
(. ton of the cantala. MesGarles Joseph
Bel DeRenler. A. NJ. Armstrong. An
drew veitch r. T.. Young w. Maxwell
and Misses Margaret Hyslop and
Viona Hanson.
Mrs. p. NJ. Cole, SOS South Sixth
street, witty her daughters. Misses
It hsisland Anna Cole viii! leave the.
last Of iha week to send Christmas
snn-in-iaw and daughter, Mr. and,
Mrs Glare Mcfane esther Cole in.
Minet, At the close Of the holiday va
patien:. Misses Ethel and Anna Cole
wil return to Grand Forks TO resume
their studies at the state university
Mrs. Cole will not return with her
dauahtcrs but will leave on January
I. to spend the enna'nder of the win
ter months in San Pedro. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Durick of Port
age, Wis. will he among the holiday
guests in Grand Forks. They are fof-,
mel local residents, and they will:
come here the las of the week to h
gu"sts at the home Of their son ard;
aaughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. W. y
Durick. 414 Third avenue. Mr.. AR
Mrs. Durick's son, Ray Durick, VII
left here with his parents
months ago, to make his home in Fort
Dodge, Iowa. has already arrived and
will remain until after the New Year.
The Faculty wives club will not
meet this week. because of pre-Christ.
mas activities. Announcement will be
made later of the date Of the mex,
meeting.
Plans~are under way for a Christ
mas program to be given Friday
dren II the NJ. e.. church. The pro-
gram which Is to consist of readings.
exercises and music, is scheduled to
open at Z o'clock.
4 regular meeting OF the Women's
Catholic Order Of Foresters will be
held on Tuesday evening in the
Knights Of Columbus hall. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
One Of the most successful meet
ings which the Scandinavian W. c. T,
U. has held this year Was enjoyed
Friday afternoon in the home Of Mrs
O.. Sverson. Ills University ave4c
Some fifty members and friends at
tended. Mrs. A. P. Halvereon Rreald.
ed over the short business session and
later q Christmas program was given
Miss Norma Rognlie, q pianist of abii-
ity. contributed some numbers to the
program and there were also numbers
given by Mrs. G. N. B1aEse, Mrs, o
A. Myrand, Mrs. O, Aorkrtd and Mrs
A. P. Halvoraon. The devotional.
were led by Ms & \; jacobson
The New Years card party, which
St. Mary's Social club yin give OF
In the church hall. according to al
announcement made by the commit,
tee in charge. This committee i.
planning the affair: Aeslames c. r
T%repanier, ]. Nelson Kelly, g. F
Thacker, NJ J. German, Boyle and Fl
c.. Woutat ana Miases Margarss
F~razier aad, Nae Barney:
+ Mr.. and Mrs ]. g. Hansy. 10.
North Third street, have returned
from Bartlett. N. D, where they Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T
F.. Emerson. Mr.. Haney addressed
a farmers meeting while there. tn.
meeting was held in conjunction. will
a Christmas bazaar, given by the Ia
dies Of the n. p: church. A turke,
supper and program were other fea'
lures Of the affair. Mrs. Frank 81.
monds RAJ chairman Of the commit
Euroute to Cavalier, N. D., where
she will spepd Christmas With friends
Miss Florence Gallup arrived in Crane
Forks this morning. Miss Galluy
who formerly lived here, has beer
teaching in the Minneapolis public
schpnls. She makes her home in st
MT. and AFs. Fred Parsons who art
former Grand Forks residents.
A discussion i family heirloom,
will constitute the program at thu
meeting Of Red River Valley chapte,
Of the Daughters of the American
Revolution this afternoon. Mrs. Pau
Jehnsen hAa arranged the program
and has requested each member t.
bring to the meeting a cherished bi
Of family property. The meeting is t,
be held in Mira. Tom Moore's home =
4e2 Vernon avenue.
+ + +
|; Mrs. Walter Barclay. TO Mort
Sixth street, is entertaining her dRlgh
ter Mrs.. Frank Hewitt of Minto.Yovt
the Weekend. Little Robbie Hewitt
accompanied his mother.
In London 1t IL q common sight +
zee girls employed in shop or offic
enjoying a game OF chess or draught