The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-22
Plans for Health Day
Presented at Meeting
OF Community Council

the city auditorium for the pag-
liant in the evening Of May Day.
Serving with Mrs. Bird on the May
sDav committee, r Mrs. A. M.
'}~Christianson, Mrs. G. w. Moses. Mrs.
MAX KupitS, Mrs. A. r. Miesen, MRS.
20. Olgierson and Mrs. A. Z. nag
6lund.
"A Mrs. Christensen d In charge Of
1.-THE poster contest, for which prizes
e~aecreeating so will be offered. Mrs.
A. r. Miesen Is chairman for the I'M
! munixation committee, who will work
I in conjunction with Dr.. G. E. Stack
I house, city and county health officer.
4 Miss Esther Teichmann, school nurse,
1 and Mrs. Christianson are assisting
with arrangements for the dental
4 clinic.
The purpose Of the May Day OBJ
/ servance Is to give practical nforma-
Stien regarding child health, and the
] formation Of good health habits. To
this end q nationwide observance
will be held, with radio talks, films.
( pageants, community plays, clinics,
4 window displays, and health confer
I ences. carrying out the keynote Of the
I day which Is, parent cooperation IN
community child health and protec-
ton"
/ The slogan will be every parent In
every community united for the
health Of the child"
The council yesterday voted to give
$3.50 towards the fund for girls re-
frreational work during the summer
months. The appropriation was
made at the request of Mrs. F. H.
Waldo. finance officer for the Girls
work Council. and girls work chair
; man for the Community Council.
The council has also arranged SO
that students at the U. 8. Indian
school may have necessary dental
work done at q minimum cost. Con-
sideration was given to health needs
at the Boy Scout camp at wildwood,
which the Scout fund does not pro-
vide for, and Mrs. A. II. Barrett was
named a committee Of n to investi-
gate the needs.
Complimenting her daughter, Miss
Katherine Kositzky, Mrs. Q. II. Kos
itzky entertained q small company OF
friends at q dinner party last eve
| ming at her home, 723 Eleventh street.
Easter favors marked each place, and
\ red tapers and q birthday cake were
used in the table decorations. After
dinner the evening was spent INFORM
/ ally.
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Miss Helen Giese was hostess to the
members Of her bridge club 1T q party
last evening at the home Of Mrs. Ray
Miller. There were guests for two
tables, and score honors went to Mrs.
Mabel May and Miss Elizabeth HAP
pei. Appointments In keeping WIN
the spring season were used.
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y Mrs. Bernard Andrus was hostess
"a the members Of the Economy Study
skiub at her home, 400 Griffin street.
j "Wednesday evening. Following the
husiness meeting, the time was spent
zht discussing plans for the program
6lring the coming year. A social hour
followed.
The Yeomen Ladies club will meet
sTuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. A. w. Snow oil Eighth street,
with Mrs. H. H. Pilmoor as hostess
The business meeting will be held at
$50 with q social hour to follow.
The "every member" canvas Of the
First Presbyterian church Will take
place Sunday afternoon between the
hours of $3.50 and S. at which time
funds will be pledged for the coming
Ehurch year. -.
A Miss Jane Stackhouse, who attends
ne University Of Minnesota, Mime
n Dolis. arrived last evening to spend
"a spring vacation period with her
\ arents. DR.. and Mrs. Q. z. Stack
Fpuse, 8l4 Fifth street.
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Members Of Fort Lincoln chapter,
km.rican war Mothers, will hold
heir regular monthly meeting Tues
Nv afternoon with Mrs. D. H. Houser,
S West Rosser avenue.
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MI. and Mrs. Culver 8. Laid have
kturncd from Fargo, where they nave
len visiting for q few days at the
me Of Mrs. Ladd's parents. Mr. ana
rs. o. Pearson.
Members Of the local court, Cath
Daughters Of America, will meet
8 O'Clock Monday evening at st.
nry's school auditorium.