Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-21
LARdMORE NOTES

by appropriate sermons, flowers and
special music both morning and eve
ming. In the morning, Doyle Watt of
Grand Forks, sang Calvary" In the
evening the choir rendered Sir John
s%tainer's The Crucifxion.' Solo
parts We're taken by Mrs. G. l.. Ben
way, Mrs. Jas. Larimore, Or. G. A.
Watt. professional to Calvary was
rendered on piano and organ by Miss
Rhoda Larimore and Mrs. Mary Piatt,
who also accompanied alH numbers.
The chorus also rendered rs 1t Moth
ing to You, All Ye That Pass BY"
Mrs. Abbie Watt, her daugher
Marjorie and son Doyle came over
from Grand Forks to spend Easter at
the W.. H. Welsh home and 10 visit
with friends,
Miss Winnie Ashbrook went to
Grand Forks Monday for a short visit
with friends.
North Star Chapter of the Eastern
Star met Tuesday evening for initia-
ton and a social time following, Ies-
DANES, WEIGH, Wisner and Hemming-
sen were ,hostesses for the evening.
Mrs. A. Watt and daughter Marjorie
of >Grand Forks were out OF town
guests. Miss Watt and MRS.. c. l..
Benway gave vocal solos at the Iclose
Of the business meeting.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid served
their usual Easter supper last eve
hing. The proceeds amounted to $50
and $40 was taken in, from the sale
Of fancy articles. II ..-k
j. Trainor autoed to Grand Forks
Thursday to see his wife who is in a
hospital. Her condition is reported as
slightly improved.
Miss Mabel Schafer celebrated her
birthday last Friday evening when
about twenty young people gathered
at her home for games, dancing and
lunch at the close of the evening.
Miss Beatrice Hardlund who was i'll
most Of las week, following an opera
ton for tonsilities and adenoids is
now improved and back in school.
Rev. A. @. BVchenough and Dexter
Pierce left Tuesda" for jamestown as
J delegates from this district to the
state Republican convention. Mr..
Birchenough was accompanied by his
eldest son Vernon. g. ,st, roc
The Rebekah lodge gave another of
its series of whist parties Monday
night in I Odd Fellows hall. High
r. D. Head and for the gentlemen by
w. c. Miller. y
Rev. c. u. Hanson gave IN inter-
esting address on Dreams" before
the high school Thursday afternoon,
and sang two enjoyable tenor solos.
ted Be"nson Of Moraine township
has rented his farm to Fred Lethcoe
or McGanna for this season and will
make an extended visit to his old
home in Germany. ,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Olsen enter
tanned at a family dinner last Sunday
when the famas;&s of Mike Olsen, pa-
vid and Hans Iwedt and Sam Hille-
stad gathered at their homes in
Moraine township.
Miss Marie Larson left on Wednes-
day for Petersburg. N. D., where she
will spend some time visiting friends:
A meeting of h new city coHRcil
was held Wednesday evening in the
city auditors office. when the three
Ujka, Galbratth and McCabe took
their seats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Engh Of McCan-
nR were Larimore visitors Wednesday,
taking in the supper at the APresby-
terrain church and THE Shiek' n the
/ Grand theater later.
The. local bankers are making prep
aratieRs for entertaining the DISTRICT
bankers here next Friday,
Stibor's orchestra gave a dance in
the Yeoman hall last Tuesday eve
ming. A good crowd was present.
MI. and Mrs, I. O. Messelt of Nc
Gamma were Larimore visitors on
Thursday.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J,
Whalian WAS the scene Of q quiet but
pretty wedding last saturday noon
when their daughter, Miss Ida Whali-
g. was united g. in marriage to t p,rah
enough performing the ceremony,
Mrs Ruth Millar sang ..Aly Dear,,' ar