The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-03-24

OF SOclaDlllCy and Tor the number OF
excellent talks made. Miss Barr
spoke at this meeting on the sub
ject Of Liberty and Justice for ALP
adapting her theme to Christian
Americanization from the viewpoint
of the younger generation of church
people around whom and for whom
this program was built Making the
young men and women of the Church
feel their responsibility as it's future
leaders Miss Barr urged them to
Talk it up, work it up, pay it up and
pray it up,".
Another interesting talk given at
this meeting was the talk to the
young folks by Mrs. Margaret Bradt
Southmayd of Delhi who has worked
with and loved the younger genera
tion for many years. Mrs. South
mayd gave a beautiful and appealing
talk on Follow the Clean" illus
trating it with candles representative
of the various types of young men
and women who must carry forward
the work of the Kingdom. Mrs.
Southmayd is much of a favorite with
the boys and girls of the Presbyter-
ian churches of this district and her
talk to them was greatly appreciated.
She also led the group singing which
formed an interesting part of the
program given during the serving of
the meal.
The vice president, Mrs. j. H.
Frarey of Worthington, presided at
this program as most clever toast
mistress. The short word of welcome
was tactfully and graciously given by
Mrs. A..C. Dolliff of Redwood Falls.
Miss Theo Jensen spoke for the Guild
and Miss Margaret Fobes for the
Guild Circle. The members of the
local Circle sang hymn with Miss
Diantha kuester accompanying and
trio sung by Mrs. R.. c. Ochs, Miss
Opal Geibler and Mrs. Clarence Hillig
with Miss Cooper accompanying, add
ed much to the enjoyment of the pro-
gram. The excellent three course
menu prepared by the women of the
church under the direction of Mrs. j.
.fibert Johnson was daintily served
upon. tables decorated in st. Patrick
colors with flowers and candles add
ing to the attractiveness of the din
ing room which was in charge of
Mrs. Bert Zumwinkle. Covers were
laid for hundred seventy-five.
The business sessions proved of
much interest and were attended by
one hundred, ten delegates. The
Presbyterial officers for the year are
as follows: president, Mrs. w. j..
Lowrie of Window; first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. J. H. Frarey of Worth
ington; second vice president, Mrs.
Fred Banker of Redwood Falls; re-
eording sec., Mrs. Martha C. Dorr of
Mankato; corresponding sec., Mrs.
R. C. Wilson of Mankato; home treas
urer, Mrs. C.. w. Headley of Winnie
bago; foreign treasurer, Mrs. w. w.
Davis of Mankato; literature, Miss
Cummings of Delhi; missionary edu-
cation, j. S. Goehring of Brewster;
Christian Endeavor, Mrs. p c. Voris
of Winnebago; Westminster Guild,
Mrs. G. F. Constans of Blue Earth;
Children's work, Mrs. w. A. Demo
of Blue Earth; Associate members,
Mrs. E. A. Pease of Redwood Falls;
Stewardship, Mrs. Cook of Marshall;
Box work, Mrs. w. D. Willard of
Mankato; National and Overseas
work, Mrs. Dorr of Mankato.
Among the delegates and visitors
present were Rev. and Mrs. Badger
of Cottonwood, Rev. and Mrs. j. E.
Rankin of Delhi, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Southmayd of Delhi, Rev. and Mrs
Russell of Marshall, H. H. Mcleod of
Vesta and Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Stel-
macher of Marshall
The officers of the local society,
who had in charge the many ar
rangements necessary to the enter
tanning of so large group are Mrs.
j. j. Christensen, president; Mrs.
c. A. Fobes, vice president; Mrs. A.
c. Dolliff, second vice president; Mrs.
Jas. Baikie, secretary, and Mrs. IL
Berdan, treasurer.