Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-21
IARIMORE NOTES

Isrinsre, y. 3. ,Ess. al:-rhs
Mondy evening After community
singing. Nils Nelson, Mrs.. Orttn john
faon and MIS-. Frank Taylor all grade
teachers. gave short talks on books
and reading suitable for their grade
children, andsresd extracts. from books
they found the chiidrenTentoysd. Dis
cusaden OF ~increaatng the library fol-
lowed. Rev, G.: e. Hansen then gave
lAs.1tenors solo. 81 Hear ! You Calling
Me, 3 which was enthusiastically re-
cetved and an encore demanded. The
minutes were readily Sec. Bingen
and aho q challenge to debate on the
Dillingham; immigration bill, sent in
was voted to accept the challenge and
a committee was APPOINTED TO arrange
the debate, also to nominate officers
for the semt-annual election at the
next meeting.
Pupils Of Miss Rhoda Lakmour's
music class gave a very pleasing re-
cital at Miss Larmour's home last
Thursday afternoon. Mothers Of the
pupils were honor. guests. and light
of the program ss3s @t'
Miss Winnie Ashbnook visitedGMrs
Madsen in Grand Forks *last@Mon-,
dayfand Tuesday. -
| At a special meeting Of the city
council it was voted to offer the use
of the lower north room of the city
hall to the American Legion for 9
meeting place.
Rev. A. o. B~irchenoush gave q spe-
cial address last Sunday evening at
the Methodist church on ~ Re-
ligion of lincoln to which the Am
erican Legion was invited. A large
f, n ,,dSe-4o RIO n~ouAnt ~ m - 3NinAf q In
the observance of this patriotic ot-
~casion.
C.. J. Mexican came down from
Pisek last Thursday for a short visit
at the Hazen home.
Miss Amy Whalian is able to Be out
again after aftwo weeks illness.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
met Friday afternoon at the home Of
! Mrs. James Larmour, Mrs. Nellie VIII
cox being the assisting hostess. The
afternoon was spent in sewing for the
mission box and a special mission Of
fering was taken. Refreshments were
Guy Walster has been circulating !
petition this week for his appoint
! ment as postmaster at Larimore on
the expirement OF the term /of Post
master Regan. Mr.. Walsten il a well
known ex-service man and his peti-
uon mas receIFeo quite keneEal sup
4 valentine party was given last
Tuesday evening in the NJ. E.. church
basement by the Epworth league.
Valentine day decorations and muse
ments provided entertainment for the
jolly crowd of young people.
Edwin Skurdahl and Hans Nelson
were Minneapolis visitors last week.
The American Legion auxiliary met
last Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
Richard johnson. Nine new members
were voted in. making a total of sixty
four, with more in prospect. The
matter OF helping furnish rooms for
the Legion was discussed. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. orrin Johns6n. The;
committees for he year were y ap-
pointed by the president. Mrs Hazen,,
as follows: Americanisatton. Mes
DANES W. C.. Peterson, C..,+B. Thomas,
G. w. Mowris; disqualification. Mes
danes NJ. Gass. 6. shafer. L. Phillips,
r. d. Head and Edw. Luton; flower
and visiting, Mesdames A. Way, r.,
Johnson, E.P. -Walster and, Chas.
| Woods; membership. Mesdames Mar
tin johnson, Paul Glass and Elmer
Woods; program. MesdAmes Orrin
Johnson, Harvey Hollahan, Frank
Taylor, w. ]. Galbraith. G. L. Ben
way, ". j.. .Christianson and Geo.
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