Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-10
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NORM Z State NuraeS' AssOcta-
ton and the third annual convention
of the North Dakota State League Of
Nursing Education. will be. held in
Commercial Club building.
The president OF the association,
Miss Josephine Stennes of. Rugby, N.
D., will preside at al sessions. A
program Of much interest has been
arranged for the event. Il
II. w. Geary, president Of the Fargo
city commission, will give the address
of welcome at the opening session
of the convention, and another brief
welcome on behalf of the Cass Coun-
ty Medical association will be given
by DR.. Sverre Oftedahl Of Fargo. Miss
Edith B. Pierson OF. Minnewaukan
will respond,y,!T The presidents address.
"The Need of More and Better Nurs-t
ing will be given by Miss Josephine
Stennes. A prominent speaker from
outside this state will be Mary Mar
garet Huckley of Helena. Montana.
Public Health Nursing" and "a
Valuable Asset" on three different oc-
casions during the convention. Miss
Muckley is director of public health
nursing in the. state Of Montana. An
other out of the state speaker will
be Miss Minnie H. Ahrens of Chicago,
Of the central, division Of the Amer
lean Red Cross. Mrs. Winnifred Lund
Morris will giveSa report on the Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Clubs convention.
and Miss Stennes will give the mess
before the meeting.
Among the features of entertain
ment outside the regular business of
the convention will be a group Iof
piano solos by Miss Martha Klinsman.
vocal numbers by Miss Marie McCor-
mick 81 Fargo, and violin selections
by Prof. A. J.. Stephens of Fargo.
The social occurrences which have
thus far been arranged include an in
formal reception by the. physicians of
the Fargo clinic staff; a tea to be
given by st. Johns and st. .Luke's
Alumnae Association as joint hos
tesses. and finally, the annual banquet
which will, be given in the Gardner
Hotel on Saturday evening. =.
The selection Of officers to replace
of on Saturday afternoon. the Sec
ond day of the meeting. The officers
at this time servin;; with Miss Stennes
president, are Sarah Sand of Fargo
first vice president; Marie Hanson Of
Grand Forks, second vice president;
Clara A. Rue of Minot. secretary.
treasurer, and Esther II. Teichmanr
of Fargo, corresponding secretary
Members at large who are on the
executive board are Miss Mabel FAR
of New Rockford, Ida Swanson o
Bismarck, Emily Anderson Of Wilton
and Mildred Olson Of Northwood.
Local delegates to the state NEE
Iihave not yet been elected, but viii
probably be selected at the meetint
of the Grand Forks County Nurses
association to be held on Tuesday.
Miss Margaret McNally spent Sun
,da. with her mothe1i Mrs. Patrick
McNally in Larimore..
Miss Florence Jensen, a teacher il
the REYNOLDS school. spent the weel
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T. Jensen. III Vernon venue.
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Miss Ruth Rudser of Walhalla !
spending her Easter vacation with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Rudser
i'll Woodland avenue ! !:
Miss Geraldine McNicol. a teache
IN the schools at Hope, N. d.. is her
Ia spend her Easter vacation with he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. McNicol
205 South Fifth street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy o
Reynolds were in Grand Forks OF
Saturday and they were accompanied
home by Mrs. Murphy's sister, Mis-
Name Morgan, No. s 1-2 Stratfort
block. Miss Morgan returned to Crane
Forks this morning. -
Martin Keppel of st. Paul is TIL
guest Of his daughter and son-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gust, sos Dove
avenue, East Grand Forks. He ex
poets to remain about ten days.
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Miss Glynn Sinclair, formerly
teacher in the local schools. wen
through here Saturday on her wa,
back to Minot, where she is teachin,
this year. She spent her vacation
with her parents in Argyle, MINI.