The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-05-01
Community Club Dinner Thurs
day Evening Largely Attended,
Board Arrange Summer Program

lily Club in this city. He brought
lfelicitations from the St. Cloud Club
land hoped that the members of the
1.-TWO organizations might become bet
tier acquainted as they had much in
common.
Mr.. Riggs, after complimenting the
local orchestra on the splendid music
they furnished during the dinner,
told In very interesting way of his
experience in handling the boys
band in the Granite city.
The address of Rev. John Fearon
of Our Lady of the Angels Church,
WAS the class of the evening. He said
that he was vey glad, indeed, to en-
fdorse the Community Club because
ne recognized it as one of the finest
things ever organized in this city, and
was doing a world of good. He said
that the mingling of the citizens and
the Community Club gave them a bet
ter opportunity to understand each
other.
| Lewis Harrington, secretary of the
Citizens Club at Minneapolis, a
mems organization located in the
southern part of the city in a club
house built by the late George
Christian, miller in Minneapolis, was
the last speaker of the evening. Mr..
Harrington did not have any set adj
fdress but his talk was interesting and
ne made several helpful suggestions
for the promotion of the local organ
lzation and the development of the
city.
! At the conclusion of the program
the dining room was cleared for dane
ling and the front portion of the build
ing was used for cards. The heavy
rain of the late afternoon and eve
ming no doubt kept many from at
tending this very enjoyable occasion.
D.
Monday evening Of this week the
directors of the Sank Centre Com
murity Club transacted the routine
business and cleaned up several mat
tars that have been hanging fire for
some time. President w. A. Moore
viii leave in a short time to look af-
ter his summer resort business at
Hazel ensack and during his absence
Vice President j. B. Schohehoff vii
be the active head of the organiza-
Ion and be is fully equipped to
maintain the high standard of eff
ficiency established by President
Moore.
In appreciation of the splendid CO.
operation given the Community Club
on several occasions by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sugden of the Caughren Theatre, the
directors unanimously voted that in
stead of holding the mems banquet on
Thursday evening, May 22nd, that
the club members and their ladies be
urged to attend the Caughren Thea
tire in body, and this evening will be
designated as Community Club night
at the theatre. The entertainment
committee are comforting with Mrs.
Sugden to see if bill of unusual ex-
cellence cannot be secured for this
paticular time. Due announcement
as to the picture selected and other
details will be- made in the Herald
At Monday evenings meeting it
was also decided that the regular
monthly banquet of the Club be dis
continued until October. A meeting
of both the directors and the MEM
bers will be held at irregular inter-
walls during the summer months as
the necessity seems to require and
on call of the President or vice pres
ident. At Monday evenings meet
ing it was disclosed that the janitor'
has been making charge for the
farmers meetings held in the Com
munity Club rooms. Several months
ago when it was voted to turn the
Club rooms over to the farmers or
|ganization for meetings, it was not
contemplated or expected that there
would be any charge whatsoever to
organizations for the janitor service
or otherwise, and in order that there
stand that the club does not propose