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New Britain herald., 1926-03-27
BIRTH STATISTICS

German biologists have figured out from birth statistics that the chances of a father icing presented with more than one baby at q time are one In POO.
 The percentages of boys and girls in cases of multiple birth is about even scientists said hut fl the number Is unequal there are usually more boys than girls. About seven percent of children in multiple births are sillborn.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27
WARNING TO STOUT

Beware of the hungry f6rtes' is the warn- ing Or. Elizabeth Sloan Chester gives 10 per sous who are inclined 10 obesity S6-calleI hunger" in the case ot stout ntiddle-agc1 persons is often "lue 10 dnatod or congestnd digestive organs, which need fasting, rest and re-oducatior." Dr Chester assrrts
 Fables suffering from oycr-natinr arc often put on diet of ahumrn water for several days md what suits q baby will nc, hurt A
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

having a hard ball league, Several churches have already indicated that they will have teams in the field,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Lantern slides of ono story schools shown at Quigley rally tonight.
 --advt.
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At The Movies
EIrlNCE THEATCR

"So's Your Old Man," w. {. Fields
latest comedy, shows ut the Eltingc
again tonight. It is b,crcamin9
farce of a small town man who goes
into the big world to sell an inven-
tion, fails. returns in disgrace. and
then through and amazingly funny
series Of events, becomes the finan-
cial and social lion of the hour.
Alice Joyce and Charles Rogers are
featured in Mr.. Fields support.
Dorothy Mackaill. Jack Mulhall and
Charles Murray are the featured
plays in Subway Sadie" at the FL
tingc for Monday and Tuesday
Dorothy plays the title role. Her roic
is that Of smart New York work
ink girl who falls in love with a
subway guard.
Jack Mulhall, the subway guard,
has long been a great screen favor
tie. Perhaps the most outstanding
of his pictures in the past year has
been "Classified." His broad, Irish
smile fits admirably in his part Of
the subway guard in this picture.
Charlie Murray is known as one
of the screens funniest men. In
Subway Sadie" he has role ideal
~ suited for. his style. He plays
the part Of tough taxi driver.
5. Others in the excellent cast in
Glued CASTOR Glass, Peggy Shaw, and
Bernard Randall.
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Musical Program
at Presbyterian
1, Church on Monday

The Philathee Bibbe class Of the
Presbyterian church will present a
musical program 1t the church Mon
day evening 1t o'clock to which tho
public Is cordially invited. A small
admission fee will be charged. The
program follows:
SssVG0S ....s.. SCICCteO
Presbyterian Evening Choir
Duets: Serenade ........... Schubert
The Zingafelaas .........s. Schubert
Miss Ramona Boepple and Marion
Sandin
Reading.
Miss Clariee .Belk
Fred Hanson. Paul wright. Row Ssie ind,
seth. George Humphreys
Solos: Irish Folk Song.
Johnnie Boy.
Top O. the Morning.
Mrs. r. w. SINNERS
Organ Solo: The Storm. !. !. Kohlmann
Mrs. r. +. Norris
Saw SOLO ::.......:: '....:... Selected
Henry Ducmeland
ShOruS Selected
Presbyterian Evening Choir
Duets: 4. in Days Gone By. s''''
Now Farewell ............... Tanks
Paul Wright and Fred Hanson
Violin solo-Selections from Bcetho-
ven.
A. Lampe and Miss Henry Lampe
Piano-organ duet: Grand Aria-Dc-
mArest
Mrs. John L. Hughes. Mrs. r. 4.
Morris.
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Frieda Hempel Will
Be Heard Sunday in
Popular Selections

Fricda Hcmpcl, soprano, one Of the
outstanding sOloists Of the concert
field and frequently called tho Jenny
Lind Of Today" will be heard 10 the
Sunday night concert broadcast from
the Gold Medal Station, WCCO.
through WEAF, at 8:l5 p. NJ. Sunday,
November Ia.
The opportunity to hear the great
est artists Of the opera and concert
stage over the radio. at all times.
and in all places. makes America the
ideal place to learn the art Of song,
according to Fricda Hcmpcl.
"Thcrc is no need Of dashing off to
Europe the moment one begins to
practic scalcs." she added. "S0mc Of
the greatest teachers in the world IRE
right here In America, and most Of
them arc Americans. do not under
estimate the good that Europe cnn do.
Europe has centuries Of music behind
it and Europeans 60 to the opera rs
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VIC go to tho movies. Here, through
the radio, the opera is brought right
mo the home.
Studied in Europe
While Fricda Henpcl was trained
in Europe, it was because She is n
native of Leipzig. and ut an early age
became pupil of Nine. Nicklass
kempncr at the Stern Conservatory
in Berlin. where she made her opcr.
attic debut in the MERRY Wives of
Windsor" ut the Royal Opera. in
1905. She toured Europe in con-
certs until she was claimed by the
Metropolitan Opera Company. New
York. in 1912.
Her program on Sunday. November
II, will be as follows:
/. Il. Ave Maria ............. Gounod
b. vespcr Hymn -. Old Russian
Frieda Hcmpcl.
=. "Qui In Vocc" from l PuritAni
... Bollini
Orchestra with Flute Oblirato)
). Two Hungarian Dances -. Brahms
Orchestra.
/. a. Lullaby ............... Mozart
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dent must have an average Of 80 per
cent and must be passing in all SUBJ
jects. Miss Gordon was selected for
her qualities Of leadership and anbi-
tion and Is gaining experience this
year in assisting Miss Byrnc as as
sociate editor. Miss Gordon will
take up her duties at the beginning Of
the next school year.
Elmer Bcnxcr, president Of the
junior class, has received the other
important appointment ON the 1923
staff Of the Prairie Brcczes. He will
succeed Francis Nucssle as business
manager.
The first volume Of the Prairie
Breexes was published in 1923 with
Donald Jones as editor in-chief. Miss
Gwendolyn Jones succeeded her
brother as the editor in 1924. Miss
Dorothy Birdzell was editor in 1925.
and Miss Edna Dean Best was editor
Of the annual published last year.
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Miss Bertha Palmer
Thanks Voters For
Support in Election

Miss Bertha Palmer, successful
candidate. Tor &he office Of state 50.
perintendsat Of public instruction.
broadcast her thanks to the voters OF
Ramsey county sand North Dakota
from ss1kion KDLR, Devils Lake,
Wednesday noon. Miss Palmer's mes.
sage fellows:
TO my unseen audience: Ladies
md gentlemen. greetings: It is moi
possible for me to meet personally
the hundreds In Ramsey county and
the thousands IN. the state who voted
for me on November 2. Many Of sou.
besides putting . cross after my name
on the ballot, gave many hours OF
work in behalf of my candidacy for
the office Of superintendent Of public
instruction.
ITO all Of those in this great au-
diencc which I can not see, take this
opportunity 10 say, for that work
which you did anu for that crost
which you made, ladies and gentle.
men, thank YOU"
Miss Palmer is expected to return
from Devils Lake tonight.
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Mesdarnes Olgierson !
and Yanda Entertain !;
With Bridge Party

Mrs. George W. Yanda and Mira. G.,
Olgierson were joint hostesses Thurs
day at an afternon bridge party o.
Mrs. Yanda's home. sl6 Seysuth
street. There were six tables Of play.
ers, honors going to Mira. H. A.
Brandes and Mrs. w. G. Worner.
At the conclusion Of the afternoon
= course luncheon was served. Out.
ofHown guests included . number Of
ladies from Mandan. Bouquets Of
chrysanthcmums were the decorations
used. tt*
Mrs. Yanda is eutertaininR today
with luncheon and dinner.
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Ruth Gordon Named
Editor In /. chief Of
II. S. Annual in 1928

The appointment Of Miss Ruth
Gordon as editor. in.chief Of the 1928
Prairie Breeses, high school annual,
was made recently BY Miss Jane Ryrnc,
editor Of the 1927 year book. and
Francis Nucsslc, present business
manager. The appointment has been
approved by the high school faculty.
Miss Gordon is believed to be we'll
qualified for the office. The scho-
lastic requirements to hold any office
at the high school are that the stu
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VETERAN WINS OUT

Cincinnati.--A table and lamp made
Of 1884 pieces Of wood helped to
save the life Of George l.. Hathaway.
disabled veteran Of the World War.
Believing he was engaged in race
with death, Hathaway worked for
months in making his table, which
contains 72 varieties Of trees. His
idea was to leave his work as me-
mortal. but after two years Of work
his health began to improve. 1t took
- months to complete the job.
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sage stars who played the role Of

sage stars who played the role Of
Mabel.
Hazel Dawn, created the role ut the
Ekingc Theatre in New York. Later
her sister. Elinor Dawn, appeared in
the starring role. Other companies
which presented the Willson Collision
and Otto Harbach farce had rs their
stars Wanda Lyon, Hazel Alger.
Grace Fielding and Julia Ring. Miss
Ring is the sister of Frances Ring,
who is Thomas Meighan's wife. =
Doubtless many comparisons will
be made between The movie cast and
the cast Of the original stage pro-
duction. Appearing in support OF
Marie Provost are Harrison Ford,
Phyllis Havcr, Harry Myers, Sylvia
Dreamer, Paul Nicholson, Maud
Truax, Carl Gerald, William Orla-
mond and Arthur Hoyt. The screen
version Of the farce is said to pc
extremely amusing.
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Several Hundred
Children Enjoy
-
Story Hour Today

Between three and four hundred
ehildren were u The Bismarvk pubic
library today for the cAildren's story
taking hour with Mrs.r E. A. Thor
bere in charge. The children, from
B TO l2 years Of age, appeared 70 be
very intefested in the stories and at
the close Of the hour many borrow
ed boohs from the library.
Miss, Lillian Rich, city librarian, is
planning smother story hour for chill.
dren 10 be held in the near future.
The da4c will be announced later.
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Regular meeting of Bis
marck Lodge No. 5 A. +. and
A. NJ. Monday. Nov. 18th. al
7:45 p. NJ. Election of Off
GERS. Visiting brothers wei
come.
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CAPITOL THEATRE

Marie Provost. star Of Al Christie's
production Of the famous stage sur
cess, ."Up In Mabel's Room" which
will he. on view at the Capitol thea
.bre Monday, follows long line Of
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Schubert
CARD or THANKS

We wish to thank The automobile
dealers and individuals who furnish
cd cars for the Armistice Day par
AIDE. and all those who in any way
helped to make the Armistice Day
program success.
Lloyd Spetz Post No. /.
American Legion.
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STUDY. CLtjR NEETS

Mrs. =. G, Larson wiz be hostess
to the Diymarck Study club Monday
Afternoon ct her home, rs West
Thsyer. - ~ ~.
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VISrTS DAUCHTEp

Mstt Clootea Of Kuhn visited hi.
daughter. Margaret in Bismarck to
day. 80
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CLIIr

The. WomenY dab will meet with
Mrs l. v. Miller, 116 Avenue A West,
Monday afternoon st 3 o'clock.
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rARENTk...Or S0N

. Mr.. and MRS. Joel T. Stokes of Car
SON j are tie .parcnEs q n son born
Friday ct the. St. Alexias hospital.
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GOES 70 FACTORY

c. J. Wintef1ing, fppresenting the
Heart Power company Of Charles
City, Iowa. left this. morning for the
company's headquarters on = business
trip. ~ ~,
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Clever Program
Given Friday at
Football Banquet

Thirty-fivc men from the Bismarck
high school football . squad were
guests .of the senior class at ban
quet last evening in the domestic
science room Of the high school. The
room WAS prettily decorated with
strcNmePs Of purple and silver and
aktHnstivc arrangements Of football
A@Aped ball0onA in the chosen colors.
The. table was also decorated with
purple. and silver with q football cen
terpiece. Place cards were miniature
footballs.
"Do's" Of various sorts made up the
program which was in charge of Miss
T;wend0lyn Jtnson.. Francis Nues sic
presided - toastmaster. The pro-
,iyam follows:
d0wdy Do $3.50. Coach Collins
SuO De .........., sidney Register
Hoo Doo s............. Fay Brown
k.A.Doodle-doo... Gordon Landers
Past Due. II. Captain James Oisor:
Resadse; speech Of captein- slec+-
..... James Olson
Adieu Principal +. II. Brown
6Etd00 ....,.... $3.50. John dollhouse
Buell. ,Quain's orchestra furnished
mustcs during che meal and rendered
. the final number, doodle Doc
Doc" in keeping with the program.
Miss, Phyllis Rosen gave . reading
which had been written by Miss
claricc Bclk for the occasion.
Tie committee ehairmen includ I'd
charles Butler, Miss Marie Corlner,
Miss Irene Brown, Miss 0wendolyn
Jensen. Miss Jane isyrnc and Miss
Marlys Lair.
An all school dance followed the
banquet and was attended by q large
number OF students. Miss Mildred
Huff and Mrs. JaunitA Edick were
the chaperons.
TO VISIT IN JAMESTOWN I
Mrs. ]. L. Bohn left this morning
for Jamestown whore she will visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C.. ].
Ouchscher. She will return Tuesday.
HERE FROM ALMONT
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Templeton OF Al
mont have been spending the past
several days in the city. attending the
corn show and visiting friends.
I r. f. O. TO MEET
Chapter r, r. E. O. Sistcrhood,
will meet at the home Of Mrs. ]. r.
French, GIT Fourth street, Monday
afternoon 1t 3 clock.
GUESTS LEAVE
DR.. and Mrs. f L. Larson Of I'm.
derwood have returned to their home
after q short visit with DR.. and Mrs
J. K. Blunt.
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NlrWNE99 VISITOR

Mrs. Herhop& Itlo q Baldwin VII.
ited friends =, the city Friday.
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; HERE ON BUSINESS

I H0W6 .VNl OV0I3V1IO6
Adjutaut and Mrs. j.. A. Brewer Of
fargo ere trapsacting business In the
city and inspecting tho local Saliva
zion Army.
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VISITS m BISNARCK

Miss Beatrice Register and Miss Az
de- Ross, students ct the Jamestown
college, Ars sgend;ng the weekend
Mrs. Gt1rge Register.
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GUEST DAY

The. Wednesday Study club will
observe its annual guest day meeting
Wednesday afternoon ut the home Of
Mrs. Burt Finncy. 20 Anderson Ave-
nue..
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.RETuRNS no nEuLAH

Z =, - i btEIIORN0 ~ 0EUlAAa
Z Jscob Eissnbeis Of Beulah has re-
turned to. his home after attending
the corn show In Bismarck.
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EASTERN STAR PROGRAM

international Eastern Star Temple
Night will be observed at the regular
meeting of the Bismarck chapter
Tuesday evening ut 1880 with music
and short program by the Star
Points. Refreshments will be served.
All members and visiting members
are asked to be present rs the meet
ing will be Of great interest to all.
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co TO WILTON

A number Of Bismarck n,cmbert
of the I. o. o. F. lodge went TO. vii
ton last evening TO attend the. dis
trit meeting. Those attending in
cluded c. Il. Green, Judge !. C
Davies, Forrest Harding, Mr.. and Mrs
Joe NaisOn,NW. s. Rohrer, +. J: Go.
bel, Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Nelson
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kegsgard, and B
F. Flanagan.
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HERE FROM RECAM


C. L. Malone Of Regsn is spandine
. few days In the city on business.
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WILL GO EAST IN DECEMBER

Capt. l. r. Baker. who was reported
to have left last night for Philadel-
phia to attend the scsquicentcnnial.
has delayed his trip east and will
not 70 until some time in December.
Capt. Baker is committeeman for the
sesquicentcnnial from North Dakota.
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HERE FROM MENOkEN
A. v. Fisher Of Menoken is spend
ing the day in Bismarck.
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HERE FROM DRiSCOLL
Peter Hagen of Driscoll transacted
business in the city Friday.
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VISIT IN MINNEAPOLIS
Mr.. and Hrs. Joseph Dreslow left
Friday evening Tor Minneapolis for
y few days visit with friends. !.
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GUESTS LEAVE

DR.. and Mrs. f L. Larson Of I'm
derwood have returned to their home
after q short visit with DR.. and Mrs.
J. K. Blunt. 80.
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MOTHERS, CHR tn MEET

MOTHERS Club TO MEET
The Mothers club will meet Tues
day Afternoon at 3 o'clock ut the home
Of, Mrs. J. G. Wallace. 318 Park Ave.
nue.. instead Of with Mrs. Price Owens
as was first planned.
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JOINS ENGINEERING FRATERNITY,
Paal Goddard. Pisp,.rck. j. one ~
10 men selected Co. fsmbership ii
Sigma Tau. national honorary en-:
cheering frate rnity, at the Uhiver,
sity Of North Dakota. Men,bersAip ID
the group 10 based on. scholarships
practicability and, sociability.. Stu.
dents who have maintained m average
in the upper third Of the Junior 81
senior classes arc eligible. ',
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ice Valoy ek DaldWin was . bust
asss visitor In ths ~ RHdsy.
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Methodist Mems
Bible Class Hears
Excellent Program

Members of the MeCxbc Mc.ho,,;y
Episcopal church mems Bible clss
held their regular monthly Dime,
meeting last evening 1t the Lions
room, Grand Pacific hotel. Over 60
members were present.
George NJ Register presided over
the group. In charge Of the music
was w. J. Noggle, and H. J. Roberts.
II. F. Keller and Frank Evarts wert
IN charge Of arrangements. r. E.
Wenzel and G. r Simpson had chargt
OF the program.
On the evenings program were
Henry HalversOn, who sang sevcral
songs; Mrs. J. A. Larson and w. y
Noggle, who sang two duets, and Con
gresham Thomas Hall. ...f I
Mr.. Hall, IN = brief address, tolt
of the bills affecting the northwes'
to come before congress in its mex.
session and gave = brief outline .,oi
tho workings Of the lower house. Al.
torney General George. Shafer also
delivered q short speech.
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r. E. O. TO MEET

IIs VI ~ WGES1
Chapter F. r. E. o. Sistcrhood,
will meet at the home Of Mrs. ]. r.
French, GIT Fourth street, Monday
afternoon 1t 3 clock.
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RETURNS TO DUNsErTH

Mrs. Thomas Tharalson left this
morning for her home at Dunseith
after three weeks visit in Bisnarck
with friends and relatives. Mrs
Tharalson was formerly Miss Rose
Moynicr Of this city. =
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OLD TINE DANCE

The A. O. U. w. lodge will enter
tain Tuesday evening with one Of thu
series Of parties which :hey are Civ.
ing this winter. The affair will BE-
in the nature Of an old time dance
and friends. Of the organization ART
cordially invited to attend.
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U. C. +. LADIES TO MEET
There will be . regular meeting Of
the Ladies' Auxiliary to the U. C. T
this evening at 1880 1t the Elks hall.
All members are urged to attend as
their will h. ipiiston
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HERE FROM ALMONT
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Templeton Of Al
mont have been spending the past
several days in the city. attending the
corn show and Waiting friends.
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TO VISIT IN JAMESTOWN
Mrs. J. /. Bohp left this morning
for Jamestown whore she will visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. J..
She will return Tuesday.
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0oe'ety and
Societiea


The Paxton Farmers Club will be
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Wheeler Friday, March
Goth. A special program is being pre-
pared and everyone is urged to be
present.
The Westminster Guild was enter
tanned Tuesday evening at the home
of Miss Theo Jensen. She was as
sisted by Mrs. Clarence Cobleigh and
Mrs. Henry Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Gold very
pleasantly entertained the members
of the T. N. 7. Club and their hus-
bands at their home Tuesday evening
Bridge was played at five tables.
Mrs. Carrie Smithers will be host
ess to the Degree of Honor Sewing
Circle at her home Friday afternoon
March 18th. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Alice Cheney and Mrs. Cherry.
The Catholic Girls Club will meet
with Miss Beth Bomelyn at the c. A.
Lauterbach home next Tuesday even
ing, March 23rd. A covered dish
luncheon will be served at 6:30 o'clock.
Mrs. G. A. Barnes and Mrs. Alice
r. Jaehning will entertain St. Yer
onica's Guild at the Parish house
Thursday afternoon from three to
five o'clock.
Mrs. F. H. Anthony was hostess
to eight boys at her home Monday
evening, the occasion being in honor
of the ninth birthday anniversary of
her son Frederick A two course
dinner was served at six O'Clock.
Mrs. A. P. Falk entertained a
group of twenty-five young ladies at
her home Saturday afternoon, COM
plimenting Miss Bernice Borden of
Winona who spent last week with her
mother, Mrs. l. Borden. The after
noon was spent in sewing and two
course luncheon was served.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Church will
meet Wednesday instead of Thursday
in the church parlors at $3.50 o'clock
/ The program is in charge of Mrs
| Donald Gold and musical program
has been arranged. Mrs. Leon Ortiz
has charge of the lesson study. Re
freshments will be served.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union will hold its regular meeting
Thursday afternoon, March 25th IL
! the parlors of the Methodist church
The meeting will begin promptly a
2:30 o'clock Mrs. Hose of Sleepy
Eye, the district superintendent vii
be the principle speaker and her sub
iiect will be, The Most Needed Work OF
the District This will be an interest
/ ing meeting and every enc is invited