Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-21

were sold at the fraternity and soror-
ity houses, and all Of the halls, as we'll
as at the bookstore.
Miss Katherine Whitley. principal
of the Belmont school. was in charge
of the sale among the students. the
various schools turning in a total Of
$257.26. The fifth grade room at the
Belmont building. with Miss Gunder-
son in charge, sold the largest num-
Der Of stamps for any individual room.
the sale among students Of that grade
amounting to $4,000. OF the primary
grades, the second grade al the Bel
mont building with Miss, Gertrude
Skinner, sold the largest number of
stamps, $1,000 being the receipts from
that room.
The individual schools reported as
follows:
High school, s2O.sS.
Junior high school, $23.93.
Winship, $25.
: Washington, $1,000.
Wilder. $1,000.
Roosevelt. 1885,.
Belmont, $3.50.
Mrs. II. A.. Pierce had charge of
the young women who assisted in sell
ing seals at the theatres. these in
Guiding Misses Gladys Lesson, Agnes
Murphy, Charlotte Eversen. Edith
Roller, Dora Bundle, Ruth Hilligoss,
Alice Che" Hazel Lambe, Helen
Ryan. NJ McClernan, Faith
Cooler and n Guam.
Assisting Mrs. Laura Young in sell.
ing the seals at the hotels. were Misses
Evelyn Mcdonald. Ella Hanseth. Lou
Reading. Alice Moore, Hazel Bergct,
Dolly Morrison. Mae Strebig. Isabel
Downham, Ethel Young and Mrs. Kate
| Austin.
Mrs. j.. P. Newark. 119 North Sew
enth street. entertained on Saturday
afternoon at a birthday party in
honor of her little daughter, RATHER
inc, who was 5 yea old. Toasting
marshmallows "a one Of the after
moons entertainment features and
there was music and games. At 5
o'clock Mrs. Newark. assisted by Mrs.
J. B. Carlton. served a luncheon. A
frosted cake lighted with five candles
centered the table and the guests
were Donald Swenson. Mary and Don
aid Robertson, Hazel and William Kell
and Marvin Newark. >.
Miss Ruth Broen expects to return
to Doyon, N. D., on Tuesday to re-
sumo her duties as teacher in the
schools of that city. During the re-
cent week n Miss Broen visited her
parents. Prof. and Mrs. f. M. Broen,
1880 avenue.
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The Plymouth Congregational Guild
will give a supper in the church din
ing room on Thursday. serving to be-
gin at 5:45 o'clock. A cordial invita-
ton has been extended to everyone
interested to attend.
A regular meeting Of the Guild will
be held at 3 o'clock in the church
club rooms and all Guild members are
urged to be present.
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A regular meeting of Rebekah lodge
is to be held on Tuesday evening in
members are urged to attend. Nellie
Bahlke, N. G.; Agnes Rudser. secy.
The Girls Covenant league of the
Y. w. c. A.. was in charge of the
vcsper service at the "" on Sunday
afternoon at 5 o'clock and the usual
large number of guests attended the
service. "A light supper was served by
the Congregational Ladies' Guild.
An interesting meeting of the Entire
Nous club was held his afternoon in
the home of Mrs. l.. c.. Harrington,
Ala Fourth Mrs. F! T.
Rutherford, assisted by Mrs. Tom
Moore, Mrs. e. L.. Ellington and Mrs.
+, H. p. Rice, ave the program and
refreshments were served by the
hostess during the social hour.
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A special meeting Of the Grand
Forks Business and Professional
Women's club has been called for
Tuesday evening in the Commercial
club rooms. Reservations are now in
order for the supper to be served and
members are asked to notify the Com
mercial club for plate reservations.
The meeting, will open at 6:15 O'Clock
feature Of the session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tyndall return
ed to their home in Staples his noon
after visiting over the week end az
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry K
Geist' a1s North Sixth street.
corsages. cut. flowers fresh every
! McElroy's. 408 DeMers Phone
: 1991.-Adv.>
Mrs. Robert Mccoy of Bonners Fer
~. Idaho. who has been visiting will
: friends in Grand Forks for ,severa
days, left on Sunday evening en- rout
to her home. Mrs. Mccoy formerl
made her home in Grand Forks, and
number of her old friends entertaine
for her during her recent brief visit.
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Misses Katherine Holmes, Mari
Lysing. Agnes Glockner, Katherin
Z Finch. and other high school girls viii
give a dance this evening fror
8 to II o'clock in the Guild hal
Emard's orchestra will play, and tn
girls in charge of the affair have ex
l tended an,invjtatfon to all of tho hov
and girls who attend the dances give,
regularly at the Guild hall.