Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-06
GRANVILLE NOTES

Granville, n. d, June 5.-Mrs.
Frank Covall and daughters. are here
from Wolf Point, Mont, for a. visit
al the Covell home north Of Granville.
-Four children of August Lueck who
reside north of Riga had AZ narrow
escape last week when their car
turned over Harry. the driver, was
pinned under and the other children
ran for help. When Harry was tax
en- from under the car, he was I'M
conscious but recovered in a short
time. The other children were not
injured.
Miss Alice Hjort, a student 81 the
Sherwood schools, will entertain the
| patrons of tho Gem Theatre on
Tuesday night, with Mhistlingas solos.
Miss Hort is highly Recommended
and her listeners are promised a real
treat.
d. W. Mcdaniel and H.. d. Morrison
took SOME of the members Of the To-
cal Royal Neighbor lodge to the Dis
trict meeting at, Des Laos last Wed
nesday. The party were: Mesdames
U. G. Morrison, E. Barry, O. A. Oh
son. T.. l.. Dwello. Alice Beatch, +.
+. Wallace, j.. h. Lcavy and ID. w.
Mcdaniel.
a. Methodist Ladies Aid was or
ganizcd last week in Granville with
Mrs. w. S. Wheeler. president: Mrs.
John Blair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. and
Mrs. d. W.. Potter. Mrs. j h Blair
and Mrs. Ben Ratlif work commit
tee. ar- r'
a.. G. Cowan and family have
moved to Westhope where Mr. Cowan
is running 4 cream station.
Mrs. II. NJ. Nelson returned II. her
home at Kenyon, Mimi. Thursday
after a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. U. G. Morrison.
The streets Of Granville. are being
improved by grading and dragging.
r. L. Richardson and O.. A. Olson
We're elected delegates TO the state
fremen's convention to be held at
Casselton. this year.
Commencement exercises were held
al the high school auditorium on
Friday evening. The address of the
evening was given by Rev. A. +.
fIooke of Rugby, his topic being.
Tho Relationship Between the
School and tho Community" h
diplomas were presented by Supt S.
l.. Wallen. Other nun ers on the
| program were musical selections by
Mrs. Il. Il. Woodbridge, Misses Dackin
and P~asonault. the band and, a brass
quartet. composed Of Messrs Potter,
Hag,e, Burr and Gorder. There were
nineteen graduates. FIVE boys-Dale
Hayes Fay Hunter, Joseph Barry.
Carleton Markillie and Clarence ON
lid: and fourteen girls-Gladys Allen.
Ellenore Woolringe. Aida Anderson.
Hedrick Larson, Esther Boutilier.
| Sigrid Tonneson, Mary CoveH. Mary
katherine, Blake. = Oma Morrison,
Gladys Ridenour and Lucille Wallace.
The girls wore, dresses of organdie I'm
the various rainbow tintss and all car
ried houQuets of pink and white. The
auditorium was decorated in the
graduating class c~olors, henna and
blue and the stage was banked with
! potted plants.
Alfalfa. sowed two years ago with
farm is now two feet high.
The Memorial Day program was
held at the high school auditorium
this, year instead of ats1the park. as
planned, the rain making a change
in plans necessary. The address OF
the day was given by Rev. Crossely of
Mcha1l. "A drill was put on by grade
and high school. girls while the hand
and a mixed quartet rave several
musical selections. After the exer-
cises the American Legion together
with the veterana of the Civil war
and the Spanish American warThead-
ed the procession to the cemetery
where the graves of the soldiers wsre
Granville took thu hpnors from
Burlington In the basehali game herr
on Memorial Wgning nth
score Of s to, s.. Denbighe played here
on Friday and the cor was 3 10 !
in favor OF Denbigh. Only q few Of
| the regulars played, however. $500
Mr.. and Mrs. LeonHrd sDm1id
rived Friday from Iowa. for visit