Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-13
Local People
Attended Synod.
AT Wanen, MINI.

A number Of local people attended
the annual meeting of. h WOmen'ss
Missionary society of the Lutheran
Angustana synod held in Warren,
Mimi, on October 10. Mrs. John Os-.
lund, representing the local society
of the Swedish Lutheran 'church.1ian
Mrs. A "A. Westeen, Mrs. J. N. Per
bers Of the executive board, all at
tended the session. : Il
At the morning session which was
given over to the business OF the or
S~anization and the election Dt officers.
Mrs. A. A. Westeen 3ssof Grand Forks
was reelected president: Mira. S. w.
Swenson of Warren was named vice
president, and Mrs. j. A Parkander
Of Lancaster, Mimi. was elected to
succeed Mrs. I. 1Iundgfen of HAL
:ock, Minr., as Observation-Disclosures.
The executive BOARD OF the confer;
tnce society OF which Mrs. j. Moody
Of Detroit, Minn, is chairman, met
with the district officers and the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted and
signed:
Resolved. that We declare against
any modification ot the Volstead code
which would admit wine or beer or
otherwise weaken enforcement. ind
will do all in our power to insure the
SAS~NANll ANVtClllOCx 81 ! b ~ y
hers " the United States congress ant
state legislatures who will work and
vote Tor the retention and enforce
ment of the eighteenth amendment
and the Volstead cPdc."
1t was recommended, that every
member go to the polls on election
day n vote In accordance with the
above resolution. E
Tho u.rvrnoRnf fho SuyoIion T:,f1,nr-
an Aid society will sponsor q food sale
in the Ontario store on Saturday, be-
ginning at 10 a. IN. and continuing
through the day. All varieties "
home cooked and home baked foods
will be on hand, and the public pat
.ronage Is invited. ;
The members of the Triangle class
Of the Methodist Sunday school will
church. Afterward, the church kitch-
en- will be the scene of a candy max
ing bee and the young women will
conduct 'batches' Of all sorts OF can
dies. This candy will be offered for
sale at Wilson'S grocery and at the
]. C.. Penney store on Saturday after
noon and many varieties Of CONNECTION
will be displayed for sale. All mem
bers of the class are urged to be pres
CAAI o. UOll tuo supper dNu lAS Cd4!uv
making bee this evening.
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The first dinner for members Of the
Presbyterian choir for the present
year will be given by the women of
the Aid society in the church dining
room this evening. Mrs. H. M. Camp
bell, chairman of the committee in
charge, Is being assisted by Mrs. j. e.
Dickinson, Mrs. Adam Common and
Mrs.HW. M. Crombie, and also by
members of the November division Of
the society.
Cosmos. asters and geraniums will
sadorn the tables. and the entertain
snnent will be Of an Informal nature.
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1The.s..Missses 1AlAh xsannes, u My3sttS
Allens1ksandaAghes Fastad ~entertain-
I'D asixtAsAn ,young Women .in$the home
of Miss Sannes Thursday evening
! complimentary to Miss Camilla Hofto,
a bride-elect. The. guests spent the
evening hemming busters for the hon
ored guest.
Miss Nellie Hanson, assistant super
intendent Of schools in Walsh county,
Miss Delma Hanson, Mrs. Edward
Curran and Mrs. Arthur McConvilie,
allsof Grafton, N. D., are in the city
TO attend the conference. of the north
eastern division. National Education
kassociation, in session here the re-
"inainder of the week. x
I'm IA Mrs. Curran is the house guest of
aSsMr. and Mrs. r. G. Davies, 1901 Wal
Ssnut street. while in Grand Forks