The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-05-26

iCloud, Sartell, tMelr0Se and PayneS
vile being the only towns whose
representatives were able to gel
there. Motoring up from ST. Clouc
were Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Viii.
liams, R. M. Zulof, Mrs. C. c..
Dragoo, Mrs. Willard Freeman
From Sartell, Mrs. William Sar-
tell, Mrs. Joseph Sartell, Mrs i.
Frank Sartell, Mrs. l.. l.. Sartell,
Mrs. Harvey johnson, Mrs. Al
Green, Miss Frances Sartell. Rev.
Cecil Sparks of Sank Centre gave
the invocation; Miss Maude Davis,
head of the normal training de-
partment, Sank Centre, the address
of welcome.
Speakers of the afternoon in
Guided Mrs. J. A. Thabes of
Brainerd who gave an illustrated
talk on Bird Migration; R. M.
Zulof of this city who talked on
Revolution in China and Miss Do
lores Burke, Red Cross nurse, who
talked on her work in the county.
Community singing was led by
Miss Drexler of the Sank Centre
schools, with Mrs. R. E. Cooper,
organist. Miss Vione Steege gave
a vocal solo; Mrs. George Berg
green and Mrs. William Moore a
duet and Mrs. Berggreen a solo; a
quartet including Mesdames j. w.
Ward, George Berggreen, &c. Kas-
low and William Moore sang.
Sessions were held in the Con-
gregational church. The morning
business session was followed by
luncheon with hot dish and coffee
served by the hostess club, the
Gradatim club of Sank Centre.
Resolutions passed were as fol-
lows:
Resolved: That we extend vote
of thanks to the Gradatim Club
of Sank Centre for their splendid
entertainment of the Federated
Clubs of Stearns County in their
beautiful church.
Further-We extend a sincere
vote of thanks to the outgoing Of
ficers and also to the program COM
mittee for arranging such an in
teresting and instructive program.
Further, be it resolved: That
the Stearns County Federation of
Women's Clubs go on record as
endorsing favorably the recommen-
dation Of Mrs. J. A. Thabes, of
Brainerd, Sixth District conserva-
ton chairman, that the commits
sioners of Cass county make an
effort to purchase Gull Island in
Minnesota for a refuge for birds
and that the womens clubs of the
Sixth District work to this end.
Further-That we regret hat it
was necessary for our president,
Mrs. A. A. Claxton, Of Brooten,
to be absent at her last meeting as
president, and to express our ap-
probation of her services.
Further, be is resolved: That
the Stearns County Federation ex-
tend their sincere thanks and ap-
probation to Rev. Mr.. Sparks of
Sank Centre for his kindness in
loaning his lantern and curtain for
use of Mrs. Thabes, and allowing
the meeting to be held in the
Congregational church of which
he is pastor, and the assistance he
so willingly gave the ladies of
Sank Centre in helping to enter
tain the Country Federation.
DIR. LOUIS AND ROSE R.
Stern and Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Anderson were hosts and hostesses
at a evening party in honor of sew
eral members of the faculty on
Wednesday. The greater part of
the evening was devoted to play
ing Norwegian Whist. A unique
feature of the evening was the
contest on nationally advertised
slogan. There were two prizes
given which were awarded to Miss
Violet Anderson and Lawrence
Dolson. At midnight a ,bountiful
luch was served interspersed with
rapid fire discourse between Her
man Krohm and Lawrence Dolson
which kept the guests in constant,
convulsive merriment. The guests
were Misses Helen Baker, Flora
Dundas, Grace, Maddy, Violet An
derson and Mrs. Archie Hogan and
the Messers Herman Krohm, Ben
Allen, Lawrence Dolson, Norman
Nicholson and Ben Morgan.
THE FOLLOWING WE'RE EN-
tertained at the home of Frank
Koterba, Tuesday evening: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wiener, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudy Klar and daughter, Helen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Embert Hanson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugo Klar and daughter,
Josephine, Mr.. and Mrs. John Jag
er, Clarence Torkelson, and Bill
Kortan. The occasion was Mrs j..
Koterba's birthday anniversary
Refreshments were served at mid
night.
ON SUNDAY, MAY %, 1927
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. White pio-
neers of Sank Centre, celebrated
their 55th wedding anniversary in
a simple and demure manner al
the family home, 800 Maple street
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. VanCamp OF