The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-10-08
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TIE Redwood Regional Ministerial
Association met Monday afternoon
in the League room of the Methodist
Church with the following in attend
ance. Reverends Rankin, McCloud,
Barnes, E. P. Gabriel, Grove, Badger,
Hume, Stephans, Mahle and Ross.
The paper of the afternoon was given
by Rev. Barnes of Winthrop and dis
cussed by all present. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year; president, DR.. A. w. Ross; vice
president, Rev. E. P. Gabriel; secre-
tary-treasurer, Rev. Mahle of Fair
fax.
A very pleasant reception was
rendered to the returning pastor of
the Methodist Church, Rev. Paul L.
Grove, and to the members who have
become affiliated with the church dur
ing the last year, at the church last
Thursday evening. The Wesleyan
Sisterhood ladies were the hostesses
of the occasion and the program was
directed by Mrs. L. H. Kuck, the
president of the Sisterhood. Talks
appropriate to the occasion were
given by A. j. White, Geo. Ellison,
Jesse Slaymaker, Rev. Grove and Rev.
Darrell. Musical numbers included
song by Mrs. Grapp, song by A. F.
Dahlberg, whistling solo by Mrs. H.
E. Palmer, solo by Miss Chase, an in
strumental trio by Mrs. Rol, Miss
Rain and Mrs. Clement, and several
orchestral numbers. Miss Swigart
gave reading. Following the pro-
gram punch and waters were served
to the large number present.
The University of Minnesota will
play six games on the home field this
season, the first one having been play
ed with the North Dakota team last
Saturday. October 18th the u team
plays Haskell, November 1st it plays
Michigan, November Ames, Novem-
Der 18th Illinois and November %
Vanderbilt. The two games played
away from Minneapolis are the Madi-
son game October 18th and the Iowa
game at Iowa City October 25th. All
/ applications for the reserve tickets
which are a practical necessity must
/ be made to the Office of Football
Ticket Manager, University of Min
nesota.
The first three women to enter the
ministry of the Methodist church in
Minnesota were ordained at the an
nual session of the Northern Mime
sofa Methodist Conference at Aitken
Sunday, at 3 p. m. They are: Miss
Florence Resor, who is acting as
pastor of the Methodist church at
Gary, Mimi; Mrs. R.. P. Cummings,
wife of the Methodist pastor at De-
lano, and Mrs. Crawford Grays, wife
OF the associate pastor of Wesley
church, Minneapolis. Elected to de-
acon's orders, they were the first
women for whom Bishop Charles
Edward Locke, residing bishop of the
conference, conducted the. ceremony
of ordination. DR.. Roy L. Smith,
pastor of Simpson church, Minneapo-
lis, was reelected president of the
board of deaconesses.
From what, up to last year was
considered worthless land. Arthur
Sebring will this year realize some
thing like $1,000, proceeds from the
crop of celery he has raised on about
three acres of this land. The figures
would have been more than that al
SO, had not the high water this sum-
mer following the heavy rains we
had, drowned out part of it. The
celery he raises has about the finest
quality and appearance of any we
have seen. Mr.. Sebring has gone in.
to the work with thorough under
standing of the best methods of rails.
ing celery, has spared no efforts tc
give it the best care, and the results
are paying him dividends. Granite
Falls News.