Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-03

IA.3SH FghgeEG UHS-t. -E FN"SEga so E&V2EytHall.pss
.sTcnos, was the subject OF Miss
kkathertnc Whttelyss address to the
High School student club, given I tho
| assembly hall OF tho old high school
| hntldtnE Immediately following the
| afternoon session OF school today.
Miss Whttalr spoke Of the tones OF
q teaeherN dreea. Of her voice. OF. her
/ manner. and OF nor Apeechs az they
affect the pupils and thef com,aunity,
herself, and her resltion among the
peeple with whom she lives She eM-
phasized the necessity Of a teachers
having a seAse Of raGhtNssA Of tone,
aud the need for it, cultivation.
A large number Of students awaited
themselves Of the epportunity to
hear Miss Whitley talk, In addition
to this address the girls In the
norIpAt depArtMeAt OF the htxh
school put Oh 4 schoolroom farce to
entertain the audience.
Below IN = quotation from the
Fresno (~Caifornia) Republican. con
corning the golden wedding OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. N. Smith who moved to
Calferaia from Grand Forks 9 few
years A&o. Before moving to Grand
Forks, Mr.. and Mira SInlth lived for
q number Of years near EInerad6. and
they are we'll known In this vicinity.
Mr.. Smith is a brother Of Mrs. A. j.
Pierce of this city.
"Mr, and Mr.. ]. NJ. Smith. sel
Roosevelt venue celebrated their
golden wedding yesterday. They
we're married in Beileview. Ohio,
February 22. 1872. The first eight
years of their married life was spent
at Goodland, Indiana. then 40 years
In Grand Forks county, North Dakota.
w. ~ n~c<N <vryNt won no Aoxy Aoyn h0An
in Fresno.
Yesterday they entertained q
number OF guests at dinner, other
friends dropping I'M during the after
moo to call. A large number of tele-
grams were also received from rela-
tives and old friends. wishing them
happiness on this occasion. The
house was decorated with yellow.
tulips, daffodils and roses. During.
the afternoon, refreshments were
served to the callers.
Those at the dinner yesterday in
cluded Mrs. C. J. Warren and Mrs.
3. n. Rushton of Long Beach. both
sisters of the groom; Mrs. Jennie
Albion OF Seansigle, Oregon. sister of
the bride: Mrs. Jennie c. Lcngfellow
apd her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Hall Of Fresno, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan and daughter Lillian of Biola."
Following federal inspection of Com
pany M in the auditorium this even
ing the mothers, wives and sisters of
members OF the company will serve a
banquet in the Y. NJ. c. A. for COM
pany NJ and a group Of men who will
be guests on that occasion. DR.. John
Moore. Dr.. H. H. ,Healy, Major B. c.
Boyd, w. w. Blain, Rev. F. H. Am
brose, Lieut.. John Frame. Lieut. Carol
johnson: Major Walter S. Fulton and
Harry Randall will be guests.
Captain IIeber Edwards will pre-
side at the table and Secretary W. w.
Blain will be the speaker.
Mrs. J.. M. Culliton has charge Of
the arrangements for the banquet and
she is being assisted by Mesdames A.
r.. FarQuer. A. G. Schultkeis, John
Beaten and e. J. Davidson. -
+ + + -.
The Frivolity club will sponsor a
matinee dance in Guild hG1l on satur-
day afternoon between 8 and 6
o'clock.
Twelve young people surprised Miss
Lillian Leo at her home, lis Cotton
wood street, on Thursday evening, the
occasion being fher birthday anniver-
say. Games, stunts and music pro.
vided the entertainment, and at the
close Of the hours refreshments Wrrt
served by the honor guests mother
Mrs. J. p. Leo. She was assisted b.
Miss Jean Leonard and Miss Florence
Mullen.