Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-17
Prize Banner Was
Presented; Radio
! Amused Guests

The prize banner won by the local
Woman lodge for having taken first
place in the membership contest
which has been under way du1ng the
last three months between the different
branches of this state, was presented
ID the lodge Tuesday evening by W..
HI Elliott of Fargo, state
Mr.. Elliott spoke briefly to the large
number Of members who were pres
eut for the occasion.
I'm addition to a splendid program
Of numbers, the guests were enter
talned with a radio receiving set
which was installed, n which reg
iStered smatterings of talks, station
calls, and a variety of sounds which
were not recognized by the listeners.
While the experiment could not be
termed entirely successful, according
10 those who heard h instrument in
operation. it furnished a good deal of
. amusement.
THE program included a song by the
drill team, a dance by Helen Austin,
vocal solo by N. Nordlund. reading
ny Gertrude Papermaster, dance by
Ruth Ward and a vocal solo by Alma
Holien.
Refreshments were served at the
close Of the program.
Miss Jean Campbell, who has been
visiting with friends in Minot for a
few days, has returned to her home
here.
Miss Luella Narcotic of Rolla
county superintendent of school in
Rolette county. arrived in Grand
Forks on Tuesday evening, and dur-
ing the conference of teachers will be
a guest at the Delta Zeta sorority
house.
Miss Auxilga Sorenson, who spent
the last few days in Thief River Falls,
has returned to Grand Forks.
Mrs. Harold Lamming, 902 Belmont
avenue, who has been in Minneapolis
for the last two weeks, to
her home Tuesday morning. She
went there to attend the funeral of
her brother-in-law, R. l.. Hayford.
.The Gist of It," official publication
of the North Dakota Business n
Professional Women's club. which is
being put out for the first time by
the. Grand Forks club. is nearly COM
pleted, according to Miss Jessie
Bulge, who is in. charge of editing
the book.
The bulletin is being published in
accordance with a motion a to
1nat erect at the ldSl SGle CONVENTION
of the clubs held in Devils Lake, and
it is believed that it will be'a month
~ periodical from this time forth,
which is also according to the stipu-
lAton IF the, resolution which was
passed last year. One copy of the
bulletin will be mailed to every mem
Der of all the state clubs Immediately
they come from the press, Miss Bulge
states.
Those assisting Miss Bulge with
this publication arc Vera Ward,
Margaret Iemm and Helen Larkin.
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Misses Sylvia and Viola Adams left
at moon Tuesday toslbe in Minneapolis
for the next twosweeks. They will
visit with relatiyes and friends there.
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Miss Mary STrepanier of st. Paul
is visiting WITH her mother. Mrs. c. P.
TEepanier, SlS.Fourth emu for a
shprt time .ssSs Sunday she will re-
turn to takEasa1p her duties as assis-
taht in tHestEI1ited States Veterans
hospital there:
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The ladies' Aid of the Bethel Ln-
theran church will meet in the
church Thursday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Refreshments will be served
by Mrs. r.. Sander. All persons in
terested are invited to attend. The
church is located on Belmont ave-
nue., Immediately south Of the Bel
mont school.