The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-15
Homemakers Club
Plans Activities

Plans for activities Of the Hay
Greek Homemakers club during the
new season were announced at .
meeting held Thursday at the farm
home Of Mrs. o. e. Swenson.
Mrs. L. Jourdette, as program lead
er. described methods Of refinishing
furniture.
Mrs. G. Irish reported on the recent
Homemakers club meeting conducted
here last week by Miss Grace De-
Long. Fargo, state home demonstra-
ton leader. At this gathering plans
were made for the nutrition -garden
project beginning In October. which
will be taught by Miss Ruth Dawson
at training classes in Bismarck Octo-
Der s and T.,
Newer and safer methods Of can
ming will be taken up by the club In
October, according to the program
outlined. Fruits and vegetables as
sources Of essential vitamins and min
erals will be discussed in November;
and winter salads for December.
Vegetable recipes will be exchanged
and studied for March, and In April
the club will be taught gardening
methods by the county extension
agent. Placing q Value on Garden
Products" viii be the topic taught BY
Miss Dawson in May.
A special meeting Of the club Is
scheduled for September Is at the
home Of Mrs. James McGarvey.
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Miss Hilda Menus, Minneapolis, and
Miss Alice Brunvold, Leeds, left Bis
marck today for Devils Lake after
spending the weekend here with Miss
Menus sister, Miss Belle Menus, 200h
Third street. Miss Menus teaches
dramatic art in the Pillsbury settle
ment house, Minneapolis. She and
Miss Brunvold motored here from
Devils Lake, where they have been
visiting another sister Of Miss Menus,
Mrs. Leo Studness.
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Mrs. q. A. Rawlings and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Rawlings, returned
last evening to their home, PA Ave-
nue. A West, from Portland, Ore,
where they have been guests Of Mrs.
Rawlings sister. Mrs. Henry Waldo
Coe. Miss Rawlings has made an
extended visit at the Coe home. and
Mrs. Rawlings joined her there q few
weeks ago.
Reorganization Of the Sakakawea
club and election Of officers took place
at the first meeting Of the group for
the year held last week at the U. 8.
Indian school. Emma Omar was
named president: Mary Slater, vice
president; Celia Warren, secretary;
Catherine Bailey, treasurer. All Off
GERS are charter members Of the club.
Mrs. e. O. Bailey, 523 Avenue A
West, juvenile commissioner for the
sixth judicial district. returned Sum
day from Minneapolis where she at
tended the sessions of the Minnesota
state conference on social work, held
on the campus Of the University Of
Minnesota.
Mrs. Jessie Gordon, 1904 Broadway,
returned to Bismarck Saturday from
Thermopolis, Wyo., where she spent
a month with her son, Derman Cor
don. Her daughter, Miss Isabel Cor
don, who accompanied her, remained
in Thermopolis to attend school.
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Mr., and Mrs. E. b. Gorman, 702 Az
enue F, returned Saturday from Wa
tertown, 8. D., where they spent the
past week visiting with relatives.
Their son. James. left Bismarck Fri
day for Loyola university, Chicago,
where he will be q student this year.
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Miss Audrey Rohrer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Rohrer, AL Ave-
nue. E, left yesterday for Grand Forks,
where she will attend the University
Of North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray zoos, accom-
panied by Mrs. p. M. Byrne, liz West
Thayer avenue, spent the weekend
in jamestown with relatives ana
friends.
Miss Eva Finkle, society editor Of
the Fargo Forum. arrived last eve
ming to attend the convention of the
North Dakota Federation Of Women's
Clubs.
Miss Julia b. johnson left Sunday
for Seattle. Wash, where she will
spend about two months as the guest
Of Belle White Of the Savoy hotel.
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