Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-02

Publication Of the resolutions on
passed by the resolutions
committee at the national convention
Of the Federation of Business and
Professional Women's clubs held in
Chattanooga. Tenn. July 10 to IS,
cries and plans set forth, the keynote
of the ,~fedefation's aspirations is
struck in the following:
Resolved: That the National Fed
Grafton Of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs address itself at once
to the study Of the needs of women
in business, and the promotion of the.
best education Of women for business;
that from the outset, the federation,
both nationally n individual clubs,
recognize its obligation to help, a.
and loans. the financially handicap
ped girl or woman who is seeking
further education for business; and
that in furthering the above plans,
the> federation seek the cooperation
of the following: Prospective bust
ness women themselves, parents, bus
mess schools, chambers Of commerce,
n other influential civic bodies.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Pope, who have
been visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Pope's brother and sister-in-law; Mr.
and Mrs. George Reed. 623 North
Fourth street, left here by motor on
Monday. They will visit at Mime
apolis and Faribault, Mimi, before
returning to their home in st. Maries
Idaho.
Miss Laurah> Haines has returned
from a months vacation. which SHE
spent in visiting various western
points. In company with Miss Ida.
maye Kingsbury Of Devils Lake, N. D.
Miss Haines toured Yellowstone PARK
and Salt Lake City. Utah, and Den
yer, Colo, were among the western
cities which they visited. Miss Haine.
also visited at the home of her moth,
or in ,Wellsvilie. MO, and with he,
sister in Trinidad. Colo, her mother
accompanying to Trinidad. /.
All persons who had exhibits en-
tered In the women's department a
the Grand Forks fair last week ar,
requested to call for these entries a
soon as possible. All canned good
exhibits for both outside the city an.
In Grand Forks, articles Of sewing ant
art are ready for distribution to tn
owners at the Office of Secretary E
r. Montgomery, and their speedy re
moval will be appreciated. ACCORDING
to MI. Montgomery. Goods which
4came in from outside the city, Will
the exception OF canned goods, hav
been sent out.
!. Mrs. B. E. overacker, 71s NORTH
Seventh street, has had as her CUES
during the last week. Mrs. Gee. Alt
now Of GAINESVILLE, MINI. Mrs. Alt
now returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. G. Olson ana her son. ,Al
len. who motored to Minneapolis o.
Friday. returned here Tuesda;
morning, and with Mrs. Olson
e~daughter, Nell. who Joined then
here, left last evening for points Il
California They expect to spen'
Some time with Mr.. and Mrs. F. M
Smith in San Francisco, and viii
make definite plans regarding thei
residence later.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Walker hav
'returned here from a motor trip, t
Winnipeg Beach, Man., where the
spent the past two weeks with rela
tives. They will remain here wit
Mrs. Walkers mother, Mrs. A. I
Hogenson, 7o2 Walnut street, 70
their home in Minneapolis.
X X +
DR.. and Mrs. M. B. Ruud. 10
Belmont avenue, expect to leave tc
day to spend two months in Chlca
so. While there DR.. Ruud will TAX
post graduate curse andslater h
and Mrs. Ruud will 60 to Lansing
Mich, to visit with relatives. Il
Lansing. they will purchase a ne,
automobile, and will motor toSGran,
Forks from there. IL. "