Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-04
Many Bazaars
Calendared For
Present Week

With the approach of Christmas
when the gift problem is an all-im-
portant one, especially among wom-
en-, the various church societies and
other organizations are making bids
for patronage with the usual pre-hol-
iday bazaars and sales. In sone in.
stances the women's societies in the
churches have been working in prep,
aratton for these sales >since early
summer. and they will undoubtedly
have "a choice display OF suitable gift
articles when the booths are Opened
for business" this week. In addition
ltotbe sale OF useful and fancy articles
thefeEare to be some suppers and
luncheons offered.
Methodist C1pqtch.
The annual bazaar R the Method
list Ladies' Aid will be held in the
lower auditorium OF the church OF
Tuesday, Dec. 5, beginning at 2 o'clock
evening. Each of. the five districts
of the Aid will conduct a fancy work
booth. and the rooms will all. be dec
grated in the Christmas colors. In add
dition to the display of fancy and use
full articles, each district will also have
H, r~efreshment table where lunches will
be served during the afternoon and
evening. II
The women of the Fourth district
have announced THAT they will have a
supply Of homemade mince meat for
sale, also. 4.
Two-Dny Fair.
The bazaar at St. Mary's church
will per Monday. afternoon and will
continue Monday and Tuesday after
| 1nnn0 nd examiner Eooh dow fhn
sale will open at 2:3O O'Clock. and a
full supper will be served beginning al
5 O'Clock each day. The usual handi.
work and plain articles will be offer
ed for sale and besides, there will be
novelties Of various kinds. The Young
Ladies' sodality Of the church have
charge of a large candy booth where
homemade sweets will be on sale.
The women who are to look after
the supper include Mrs. ]. p. Miller
Mrs. W. j. Doyle, Mrs. John Lynch
and Mrs. j. +. Poupore.
- St. Paul's Church.
The st. Paul's Guild offers an limo
Xatio n,i in the matter OF bazaar meals
for they announce that a corned bee1
hash luncheon. will be served in Guild
hall dining room, starting al 11:3C
o'clock on Wednesday,. December 6
and all during the afternoon tea viii
be served. Besides, there Will be thu
! usual gift display and sale of, candy
Ito attract the Christmas shopper :
Congregational Guild.
The Congregational Guild will give
its annual bazaar and supper on Wed.
nesday, December 6, and the sale vii
open at IL o'clock, noon There vii
No fnr . cola n0yol$1r. oo~nnS hoSiaos
the regular gift articles, homemade
candies and doughnuts.
A boned chicken pie supper with
cranberry sauce, and all the Other
trimmings, will be served from $3.50
to Z O'Clock.
The chairman Of the west side cir,
Gle has asked that contributions fol
the bazaar be left at the church OF
Tuesday. -
Handkerchief Sale.
The handkerchief sale which Sigma
Alpha Iota will hold in the Trepaniel
Pharmacy store, on Saturday ,thii
week, is likely to attract much atten
ton. All the handkerchiefs are hant
made and very suitable for gifts, thos'
in charge state.
Presbyterian Aid.
Friday December 3, is the date o
the annual bazaar of the Presbyterian
Aid society, which will be held in TIL
lower auditorium of the church, be
ginning al 2 o'clock. Refreshment
will bA dsefved~during the Afternoon
and there will be a food sale in con
nection with the sale Of fancy ant
lplain articles. N
On Thursday there will be article!
from the bazaar tables on display il
the johnson Company store. and 4
grouped children. wearing the gar
ments which have been made for tn
sale. viii appear in a miniature styl'
ishow at the store during the hours