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METHODIST CIRCLES
Holm

Mrs. Frank Mylnar was hostess TO
members Of the Allegro circle OF the
Methodist church this week. Queens
wreath was used in the floral
scheme. both in the rooms and on
the lawn where the major portion
OF the meeting was held. Mrs. Ce-
ell Stephens conducted the devo-
tionals, and the study subject,
Child Training" was led by Mes
danes Ivan A. White. Lou Piper
and Carl Bolls. During the busi-
ness session It was decided that the
members would entertain their hus-
bands with a swimming party and
picnic supper on Thursday, at Cas-
cade Pool.
Mrs. @. M. Sanders was hostess to
the Sunshine circle. The hostess
led the devotionals and conducted
the study lesson. assisted by Mes
danes III. @. Ferguson and Mar
shall McIllhenney and r.. M. Ever
lit. The lesson was taken from the
Book of Isaiah. Mrs. Everitt pre-
sided at the business session. Dur
ing the social hour a contest was
held which resulted In a lovely hon
or prize being awarded TO Mrs. Ev-
eritt.
Mrs. NJ. K. Tuell was hostess 20
the Harmony circle at her home in
South E%dinburg. Queens wreath
and zinnias were used in profu-
sion in the living room. and the
program consisting OF d~evotionals
and study subject led by the host
eSs.
Mrs. A. j. Ross. Sr.. entertained
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ENJOYABLE PARTY
HONORS son

One OF the most interesting social
events among the youngsters Of
Weslaco this week was a party given
by Mrs. M. J. Smith Tuesday after
noon. honoring her little son. Madi-
son J. Smith, on the occasion Of his
fifth birthday anniversary.
The colors OF red and white were
used in the decorations OF the table
and the flowers which consisted OF
red roses and red zinniaS.
Mrs. Smith was assisted in the
outdoor games and contests by Eu-
nice Ellen EmmonS. Margaret Ann
Mitchell, Dorothy Mae and Pauline
Marshall, Naomi La Duke, Gloria
and Nova Smith.
After an enjoyable afternoon of
fun birthday cake and cream was
served TO the following guests: Pas
cal Page, Rex Emmons, Calvin Vock-
ell, Tommie Solether, Miles Worth
am, Billy Jack Robertson. Wolfford
Fore. J. w. Mauldin and the little
honoree.
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s@hackground Of roe IND green walls
whls-h formed lovely setting.
After> s,S 0rdge games. delicious
refreshments were served. High
score wards we're presented to Mrs.
S. j. McKinsey and Scott Ford.
and attractive guest prizes TO Miss
Ruth HoStetter Of St. Louis, Miss
Margaret Alter OF San Antonio,
and Mrs. Edward Morgan Of La
Grange.
Enjoying the charming hospitality
! were: Miss Ruth HoStetter, of st.
Louis; Miss Margaret Alter Of San
Antonio; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Morgan of La Grange: Vastin Bues-
cher Of La Grange; DR.. and Mrs.
Clayton Stokely Messrs. and Mes
danes N. E. Buescher. Kirk NAL
Tory. p. d. Moore, Conrad Roitsch.
Joe lie Bow, ID. G. Perkins, Lloyd
Little. /. b. Sigler, Niles Esrey, Z. r.
Russell. George Ferguson. G. II.
Bartliff, Barnard Cook, Val Folsom,
I. II. Beels. DIR. and Mrs. S. j. Nc
Kinsey and Scott Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Z. Buescher have
as their guests for the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morgan and
Vastin Buescher Of La Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wigeit and
daughter. Gloria Dean, and Ardene
Beeman have returned from a tour
of the northern states and Canada.
Mrs. Kelly Elan has returned
from a visit to relatives in Tulsa
and Oklahoma City.
Miss Virginia Glaze and James
Glaze, who have been the guests
fof their aunt. Mrs. T. w. DoSter.
left this week for their home IN
Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bazzell have
returned from a motor trip to Long
view.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Faust left this
week for Jackson. Miss, after hav-
ing spent Several days in McAllen.
p. S. Brown spent several days
this week on business In San An
tonic.
Mrs. j. II. Bray has returned from
a visit to relatives in Fort Smith.
Ark. and Dallas. She was accom-
panied home by Miss Eva Davidson
Of Grand Saline and by Mr.. Bray.
who drove TO Dallas 70 meet them.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dobson left
this week to return to their home In
kansas after a visit Of several weeks
to their daughter. Miss Grace Dob
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Etchison
have returned from a visit to Waco.
Mrs. Etchison also visited relatives
in Memphis. during the SIX weeks
she was away.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Berryhill have
returned from a month spent In
Mississippi.
Albert Leslie. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
@. X. Leslie. Jr.. has returned from
a visit OF several weeks 70 relatives
in Oklahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Grissom and
little daughter spent several days
this week in Fort Worth.
Paul Ausmus Is spending two
weeks with relatives IN Paris. Texas.
Mrs. j. S. Bonner has returned
after spending ten days with friends
in San Angelo.
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Weslaco
SWTNT-PICNIC ON
EIGHTH BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Austin Patty entertained with
a swimming party at Val Verde
Thursday evening, in honor Of her
daughter. Theresa. on the occasion
OF her eighth birthday: and her
niece, Miss Ann Kerr Of Albur-
queque. New Mexico.
After ar enjoyable swim a picnic
supper with birthday cake was serv-
ed 10 the following: Mrs. Kerr and
Daughter. Ann. OF Albuquerque, N.
M. Mrs. Good of FL Paso, Mrs. NJ
J. Smith, Theresa Patty, MarJory
Andrews Mary Dean Wood. Gloria
ard Nova Smith. Margaret Ann
Mitchell. Eilene Andrews. Madison
y. Smith. Misses Katherine Waugh
ar. Marie Black and Mr.. ana Mrs.
Austin.
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the members Of the Belle Bennett
circle. The living rooms were beau
tifully adorned with Queens
wreath and zinnias for the occasion.
Mrs. George Duncan led the devo-
tionals and Mrs. l.. Z. West ably
conducted the study lesson.
Tie True Heart circle members
were guests of Mesdames r. ID.
Combs and "A. L. Ralston az the
home OF the former. Mrs. II. Y.
Jasperson led the devotionals and
study lesson. Hostesses chosen for
next week were: Belle Bennett.
A. j.. Ross. ST.: Sunshine, Mrs. A.
Q. Oyler. Harmony, Mrs. q. c..
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E. r. st. John, A. Z. st. John of
Monroe La, John Petty and w. H.
Gudmanson. There were ten club
members present.
CLUB MEETS AT
CAREY HOME
The Delta Deck bridge club vas
delightfully."- entertained at the home
Of Mrs. G. l.. Carey Thursday
afternoon. The colors Of red and
yellow were used in the floral dec
orations and the sweet purse served
at the end of the games Mrs. j. II.
Beasley received high score.
There were six club members and
two guests, Mesdames G. A. Ballard
and G. S. Reynolds OF Pharr.
DINNER HONORS
SON
Mrs. p. j Swinnea entertained with
a birthday dinner Sunday in honor
Of her son, Oscar. of Tampico. Mex
leo. The guests included Mrs. oscar
Swinnea. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Swim
nea and two children. Weldon and
Fred. Miss Virginia Voigt OF Meal
len and Mrs. Polly S-einnea.
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op led the devotionals, and the
program, The Mexican North OF
the Rio Grande" was conducted by
Mrs. Cooper Smith. Mesdames Roy
Rinkus and y. p. Smith rendered q
vocal duet whispering Hope" A
r~efreshment curse was served dur
ing the social hour.
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KANSAS CLUB
HAS OUTING

Members of the Kansas club held
their weekly meeting at CASCADE
Pool Tuesday evening. serving q
fried chicken supper and enjoying Q
swimming party as diversion.
Those attending were MeSSrs- and
Mesdames Bert Coate and son. Bob
bic: Earl Manls. Guy Richie. John
Scott. John Luther Love oil OF
Pharr: Miss Flowers OF McAllen.
Messrs. and Mesdames Fred F1an-
ders and daughter. Jean.
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WOMEN'S CLUB ENJOYS
PICNIC SWIM

The Business and Professional
Women's club entertained a number
OF guests Tuesday evening with a
swimming party and picnic upper
at Cascade Pool. Miss Exah Angel,
who recently returned from an ex-
tended trip through Texas and New
Mexico recounted the many inter
esting things she had seen on her
journey.
After the outing party. Misses Ora
Geren and Emily Lannon's. and
Mrs. Celia Gray we're guests at a
siumber party at the home of Miss
Exah Angel. a delightful breakfast
being served next morning.
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MIR. AND BROWN
GIVE PICNIC SUPPER

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed A. Brown wee
hosts at a delightful picnic supper
given on the lawn at the rear OF
their home Monday evening. The
living rooms were beautifully decor
ated with cut flowers, where the
guests assembled upon their entry.
After the supper the guests re
paired to the Country Club where
they enjoyed dancing to a special
musical program.
Those attending we're: Messrs.
and Mesdames L. E. Tinker. W. r..
Montgomery. w. d. Gardner. J. r.
Malone. r. II. KloSsner. L. +. Ter
ry. Marvin McAskill, Ralph Sails
bury, Miss Looney, Of Nashville,
Tenn. Mrs. j. B. Watson and Mr..
and Mrs. Mccormick. of Houston.
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
win McAskill. Mesdames z. $.
Hearne, MeSsrs. J. c. Looney. II. K.
Terrell. w. w. Collier and George
A. Barnum.
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BIRTHDAY

Little Miss Charlotte Tinker
was hostess at a charming birth
day party given Monday evening at
the home Of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Tinker in honor OF her
seventh anniversary. Games and
other pastimes were enjoyed by the
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PETTY COLOR
y LIE USED

hrs. j. c. Epperson was hostess
10 the Corona Bridge club Monday
evening at her home. using a color
scheme OF pink and yellow II the
decorations. and ZinniaS and roses
as the floral motifs. Mrs. Douglas
Mackenzie was awarded the club
high score and Mrs. j.. M. DoSS
scored for the guests.
An ice course was served at
tables ~reflecting the color theme
throughout the appointments.
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CLUB MEMBERS
ENTERTAINED

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Jones were
hosts Wednesday evening to the
Tournament Bridge club. A lovely
floral scheme was carried out by the
use Of roses, zinnias. lavender and
bachelor buttons. the color notes
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THREE G MEET
IN VARIOUS HOMES

The circles Of the Presbyterian
ssionary Society met at the diff
Tsrent homes Wednesday afternoon
for their business meeting and mis-
sion study.
Circle One met with Mrs. @. G.
McRoberts. Mrs. Clyde Fore YVES in
charge of the program. which dealt
with the negro question. The devo-
tional was in charge Of Mrs. J. I.
.Jamison. Punch and cak was served
10 seven members and one guest,
Mrs. Geo. Lucas.
Circle Two was entertained at the
home of Mrs. Phil Dixon. Mrs. G..
n. Cotton led the devotional. The
lesson study on the fourth chapter
Of the book Of Romans. was led BY
Mrs. r. BOYD. Refreshments were
served to eight members. The circle
meets next with Mrs. w. F. Powell.
Mrs. S. Hardy was hostess TO
circle three. The meeting was OPEN
cd with q circle Of prayes. Mrs. r.
w. Witt was in charge Of the lesson
study Of the third chapter Of the
book OF Romans. The meeting closed
with a prayer led by Rev. w. l..
shepherd. Refreshments we're serv-
ed 70 nine members and two guests,
Mrs. r. w. Witt and Rev. w. l..
Shepherd.
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Brownsville CLUB
and Social Activities
McAHen Guests Are
McAllen Society
DezightfuWHonored
Cspecia 10 The Herald.) :

r1cALLEN, July 2s.-One ofihe seasons most interesting social events
occurred on Thursday everng when Mr.. and Mrs. Rhea Clark enter
tanned a number of their trends with bridge at the Casa de Palmas, COM
plimentine several out-f-town visitors in McAnen.
Fragrant white lnA and dahlas in rainbow shades glowed against the
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Valley Society NewS
and EDentS

Brock: Trueheart, Mrs. JasperscnI
Allegro. Mrs. Laurence T1ller, ~
the church.
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ATTEND
REGULAR MEET

The Business and Professional
Women held their regular weekly
meeting at the Community Hall
Tuesday where they were served a
luncheon, An audited report Of the
books of the club up to June lst
was read. There were fourteen
members present.
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RURAL. CIRCLE


RURAL CIRCLE
MEETS
The rural circle OF the Baptist
church, the Mary Laynes. met
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. J. T. Wright. with ten men,
bers III attendance. Mrs. w. NJ.
Ewald presided over both the de-
votionals and the mission study
lesson. Mrs. w. l.. Skinner was Sc
lected as the next hostess. Refresh
ments were served.
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DINNER BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Z. Tinker we're
hosts to the Dinner-Bridge club
Tuesday evening. Roses and zin-
Mas in many colors were used IN
the decorative scheme in the card
rooms. Dinner was served at in
dividual tables on the lawn preced-
ing the games.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.. LipScomo
made the high score and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Buchanan. Jr-. we're
awarded the second high prize.
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ESBYTERIA
E1AA1AAhI

The Presbyterian Auxiliary met AZ
the home of Mrs. j. b. Smith Tues
day afternoon. with Mrs. w. l.. Peet
assistant hostess. Mrs. Carl Bish-
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MRS. BALLARD
HOSTESS

Mrs. <. B. Ballard was hostess 70
the Mid-Week club Wednesday
afternoon. The pretty colors Of pink,
green and yellow were chosen in the
%taliies. and a frozen fruit salad and
sweet course was served al the con-
clusion of the games.
Mrs. Clifton Davenport received
high club score. and Mrs. B. A.
Mitchell received high guest score.
The consolation went to Mrs. j. w.
Wolfe.
Guests Of the club for the after
neon we're Mesdames .. A. Mitchell.
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being repeated In the tallies and
score pads.
MIR. and Mrs. George N. Magee
made the combined high score.
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INSTALL ONE
TUESDAY.

The Eastern Star held their reg
ular business meeting Tuesday even
ing, with twenty seven members
present. Mrs. Ruth Hayes was in
stalled as Ruth. An interesting talk
on Symbolism" was given by DR..
j. z. Montgomery.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Pearcy are the
parents Of a baby boy born Thurs
day. July "a. He has been named
De Wight. Mother and baby are re-
ported as doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Powell left
Thursday for Ceneervil,e, where they
will visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tobin have
as their guest Mr.. and Mrs. w. 9.
kaufman. Of Kennedy.
Mrs. Z. r. St. John has as her
GuGsS her sister. Mrs. A. z. st. Jcf-L
OF Monroe. La.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Greagary an
nounce the birth Of a boy born
Friday. July 26th. The boy has been
given the name Of Wayne and
mother and son are doing nicely.
Miss Norma Mauldin returned
recently from a three weeks visit
with friends and relatives In Tenn
pie and other points in Texas.
L. N. Tarrant returned to his
home In Waco, Thursday, after
spending the past two weeks with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. ID.
Langkop.
Mrs. j. p. Swinnea and sons,
Oscar, Of Tampico. Mexico. and
Fred. left Tuesday for Houston,
where they will spend ten days or
two weeks.
Mrs. Austin Patty and children
left Friday for an extended visit
in Albuquerque. New MEXICO.
Mrs. J. Kerr and daughter, Ann,
CT Albuquerque, N. NJ. and Mrs. w.
Il. Good Of FL Paso. returned to
their home Friday. after visiting
their sister. Mrs. Austin Patty.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Garrett an
nounce the arrival Of a seven and
cne-half pound girl. born Tuesday.
July 22nd. The baby has been given
the name Of Clara Fay. Mother and
baby are rep-<ed as doing nicely.
Mrs. and Mrs. II. II. Hathaway
are spending a two weeks vacation
at Del Rio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd left Mon
day for Houston after receiving a
message that her daughter, Mrs. <.
s. Jones was i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ballard enter
tanned with a dinner party wednes-
day evening. After the dinner hour.
games Of bridge were enjoyed BY
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Hcugh.
Mrs. l.. M. Holland and children
Of McAllen spent Friday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. 3. King.
A. S. Butts, Misses Dorothy Butts.
Betty Fleming. Helda Bennett. Nell
Mcclure. Martha williams. Elva
Music. Vienna Meyers. Katherine
Vaughan. Alberta Thomas, Messrs.
Alton Archer. Boynton Martin and
Mrs. J.. o. Jorgenson. delegates who
attended the Epworth League en-
campment at Kerrville, returned
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. x. Miller and
family of Wichita Falls. we're guests
Of s. L. Edrington and family this
week. Miss Margaret Miller viii b
The Sauk Centre herald., 1930-11-06
School Notes Dist. ia
Rosa G. Ducker, Teacher

Aeooo " DuShCl,
The following have been neither
tardy nor absent: Leon Harlem,
Joyce Johnson, Frank Kraemer,
Fern Ensign, Olenia Dueker, Mar
garet Barbara, and John Haller.
Margaret Haller, Elva Norton
Joyce johnson, Frank Kraemer,
Leona Johnson and Olenia Dueker
attained an average of 81 per cent
or above in their work for the
month. This average is based on
attendance, class work and effort.
The attendance contest proved to
be very effective means Of main
tanning higher attendance record.
We hope to have even a better re-
cord next month.
The perfect spelling records were
won by Elva Norton and Barbara
Haller.
The Eighth graders enjoy their
new history work books very much.
We all enjoyed the Halloween
party given by the losing side Of
the attendance contest. Mr.. and
Mrs. James L. Johnson, Mrs. Geo.
Ensign, Elnore Norton, Carol,
Gladys, and Darrell johnson and
Carrie Dueker were guests at the
party.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1930-11-06
Outdoors
Hunters Urged to Report Bird
Bands to u. S.

Sportsmen hunting wild fowl and
other game birds this seaeson are
urged by the American Game Pro
tetctive Association to keep a close
watch for bands on bagged birds
and report those found to the Unit
ed States Bureau of Biological Sur
vey, Washington, D. c.
Bird-banding co-operators Of the
Bureau, in advancing it's studies of
North American waterfowl, have
banded game birds at more than 80
stations in the United States and
Canada, from the Arctic regions
south to Louisiana and Georgia and
and from Maine to California, of
ficials of the Bureau announced.
The Biological Survey desires re-
port on every banded bird that is
recovered, and requests the cooper
alton Of sportsmen. The report
should state the number printed on
the band (including any series des-
ignation, such as A, B, or c. and
the date and locality where the
bird was obtained. In return, the
Biological Survey will tell the
person rendering the report where
and when the bird was banded, and
send interesting information on the
application Of the banding method
to bird study.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1930-11-06
sAUK CENTRE HERALD, sauk Centre, MINI.

Bird banding, as conducted by
the Biological Survey and its 1,70O
cooperators, furnishes meaens of
obtaining information regarding
conservation measures. The band
ing records Of the bureau have fur
,nished much information on hunt
ing and conservation problems,
such as showing the regions that
are visited by particular concentra-
tions of birds. The solution of
these problems means much to the
perpetuation Of the sport of wild
fowling, and sportsmen are ac-
cordingly urged to examine the
ducks and other wild fowl in their
bags and report banded birds to
the Biological Survey.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1930-11-06
there.
Football Team Wins

At last our team has been victor
ious in a football game! The last
game of the season and we won
$50 Avon. But that should not put
our hopes on the top shelf-for you
know fellows, pride goeth before a
fall"
The boys ought to be in fine
shape to start basket ball. Training
and practice begin this week and
although nearly four weeks will
elapse before they play regular
game with an outside team, they
should make use Of every oppor-
eunity to improve their game. We
have a good chance Of winning the
district tournament. boys, If you
will only-"Fight, team, fight"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1930-11-06
LYMAN Prairie

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred DirSchel WIS.,
tied at the Elmer Smith home Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. I. Cowlthorp called at the
John Radermacher home Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Reznecheck,
of Grove Lake, pent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whitney.
The Misses Lucy and Lizzie Miller
visited Mrs. John Radermacher
Sunday afternoon.
Bill Rowland, of Menahaga, is
working on the Win Cowlthorp
farm.
Mr. and Mrs. John Randall and
children, Of Glenwood, spent Sun
day at the Frank Morris home.
Mr.. Drake, of Minneapolis, called
at the Elmer Smith and Henry
Judes homes Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Domke, Arthur
and Hazel visited the Nick Bent
field home near Brooten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Martin, of
Sauk Centre, spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Lardy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Cowlthorp
called at the Fay Beidleman home
Wednesday afternoon.
Roy Hamilton and Glen, Fay
|Beidleman, Ben Huisanga and Mr..
Erickson were callers at the Elmer
Smith home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swenke, and Mr..
and Mrs. Karsten spent Sunday at
the Carl Johnson home east of
Sauk Centre.
Hazel Domke called at the Emil
Block home Saturday.
Geo. Miller called on John Wruck
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Cowlthorp
visited the Leo Lardy and Win
Cowlthorp homes "wednesday.
Ray Morris spent Monday night
at the Len Petit home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Smith visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Karsten Sunday even
ing.
Geo. Miller was a Sauk Centre
caller Sunday morning.
Ed Morris was Glenwood caller
Monday.
Henry Judes helped Mr.. Domke
butcher Saturday.
Mr.. Kruse called at the Smith
and Kraft homes Saturday.
The Program given by Mr.. Kruse
and pupils was well attended and
enjoyed by all. A tidy sum was
netted at the Rag Ball social given
after the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dirschel return
ed to their home in st. Paul after
short visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Cowlthorp and
daughters spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Perreten, Of Carlos, MINI.
Joe Traeger called at the Geo
Miller home Monday.
The Swenke children spent Sun
day with the Karsten children.
We are glad to repeat that Mr..
Wruck Is able to be around again
although he is still going slow.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1930-11-06
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Boy Scout News


Our last Scout meeting was op-
ened with a poppy game of volley
bah. After a hard fight both sides
managed to win one game.
The troop then went to Mr. Ko-
wakes classroom for the remand
er of the program. The problem
of scout dues was taken up.
Scout Dahlem gave very interest
ing talk stating the necessity of
having scout dues. The scout
master suggested that five cents a
month would be sufficient but the
scouts thought that they would be
able to pay more. By unanimous
vote it was decided that fifteen
cents a month would be our dues.
Mr.. Kowalke told the troop of
the visit of Mr.. Nash to this city
on the previous Friday. He also
brought out the fact that Mr.. Nash
would be attending Scout rallies in
Chicago, st. Louis, and Minneapo-
lis. He will be able to take a linn
tied number of Scouts with him on
these trips. Perhaps one Of the
Scouts of our troop will be fortu-
nate enough to go.
Scout Lester Wruck and his pa
troll then gave a very clever stunt,
which everyone enjoyed.
Regular instruction was omitted
due to the fact that it was al
ready getting late. The assign
ments were made for the following
meeting. The troop then assembled
in the hall to give the scout oath
and law as the conclusion of the
evenings program.