The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-03
Interesting Talks
Given at Meeting
of WOmen'S Council

MalntalnlnG health Is really q
woman's job" Mrs. r. w. Kennard
Of Minot told the members of the
Bismarck Community Council al
their meeting Friday afternoon.
Mrs. kennard, AZ chairman OF
child welfare work for the Fedora.
ton Of Women's clubs, has had vast
experience With the health problem
in public work. In her talk Friday
she said that it is woman's big
problem to guard the health of our
children and our community, while
the men take care Of other big
movements Of the nation.
The council members were told
something Of the health survey
work In Minot and just how the
women Of that community went
about accomplishing their undertake
ings. Mrs. Kennard then went
through the guide which has been
compiled for committees who are
attempting to make q health survey
Of their community.
In concluding her address Mrs
Kennard impressed her audience
with the necessity Of bringing this
health survey before the public SO
that they may cooperate in further
ing the good work.
Mrs. Florence Davis Of Bismarck
gave IN interesting talk on "Mural
Paintings" In tracing mural art
to the earliest times, Mrs. Davis
pointed out that even the first fash
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walls Of caves.
The growth Of mural art, accord
ing to the tastes Of the Egyptians,
the Greeks and Romans, was care.
fully followed. Mrs. Davis discussed
fully the work Of Raphael and
Michael Angelo and their contribu-
ton to the world.
America promises to be rich in
art! and especially in mural paint
ings, Mrs. Davis pr,phesici. It is
her hope, she sald, that one of the
finest Of mural artists my be
brought to North Dakota to con.
tribute q great mural to the capitol
Of this state.
Mrs. f. O. Dickinson Of Minot,
vice chairman Of the press and pub
licity department IF the state fed
GRAFTON Of women's clubs, brought
the greeting Of her department to
the council meeting.
Mrs. r. e. Diehl will be hostess to
members Of the Bismarck Study
club at the meeting Monday after
noon at 8 o'clock.
Bismarck Lodgn No. 5 Of the Ma
sons will hold a regular meeting
Monday evening at 1880 at the Ma
sonic temple.
William Knodel and Philip H.
Knodel Of Robinson transacted bust
ness in Bismarck Thursday.
A son was born Friday at St.
Alexius Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. r.
". R0hrsr Of Seattle, Wash.
The Monday club will meet Mon
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. \. s. Dobler.
Mrs. 4. 4. Waldrnn Of Fargo has
arrived In tie city to spend sew
eral weeks with friends.
W. 5. Pearson returned to Fargo
Friday aft,r spending = few days
ii this city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Taylor have
a. their house guest Mrs. Andrew
veiteh Of Grand Forks.
J. NJ. Howard Of Dunn Cenres
spent Thursday in this city, looking
alter business affairs.
Henry Rott Of Fredonia under.
went IN operation ct st. Alexiuy
hospital Friday. . .
Mrs.. q. A. Lenhart of Haselton
IL spending . few days in this city
on business.
Miss N. Grabingsr Of Underwood
was 2 guest IN this city Thursday
and Friday.
A. Mcfarland, Fargo, spent
Thursday IN Bismarck transacting
J. A. Mckenzie Of Dickinson was
: businaes caller ip Bismarck Thurs.
day.
Just received IA large ship
ment Of women'6 averahoeo-,
Automatic fastener and The
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