The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-11-21
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MEMBERS ATTENDED
Big PROGRAM HERE
Bernice Newcomer, Driscoll,
Elected President of Coun.
ty Association
Entertained BY ROTARY
Five Club Leaders Presented
With Pins BY Head Of
County Commission

More than 200 members Of Bur-
leigh county All clubs participated
in the annual achievement day pro-
gram here Friday, one of the prin-
cipal features of which was the an
nual banquet given by the Bismarck
Rotary club.
Bernice Newcomer, Driscoll, was
elected president Of the Burleigh
County All Club association at a
short business meeting Of the or
g%anization following the banquet.
Other officers named were Byron
Clizbe, Mckenzie, vice president;
Gertrude Allensworth, Braddock,
secretary; and Clara Anderson, Ster-
ling, treasurer.
Five club leaders were presented
with leaders pins by George F. Will,
chairman of the Burleigh county
commissioners, at q program in the
city auditorium following the ban
quet. They were Mrs. Harry Lar
son, Mckenzie; Miss Eta Hoffman,
Braddock; Mrs. l. Colby, Mckenzie;
Miss Elsie Damsgaard, Braddock;
and Mrs. Eldor Elness, Sterling.
Pins to Be Sent Soon
Club achievement day pins will be
sent to leaders in the near future
and members may secure them from
the leaders when they turn in their
old pins, H. o. Putnam, Burleigh
county agricultural agent, an
nounced.
The program began with the BAN
quet in the World War Memorial
building at $3.50 o'clock, with Miss
Esther Watson, Mckenzie, retiring
president Of the county association,
presiding as chairman. Ray Berge-
son, president Of the Rotary club,
gave q short address of welcome and
Putnam responded.
The group then moved to the city
auditorium for the program.
Stunts, talks, and other features
staged by various clubs were in
cluded in the program.
Christian MAIDEN, Braddock, gave
the secretary's annual report. Rob-
ert Brostrom, Wilton, member of
the Painted Woods poultry club.
gave a violin solo and members of
the Arena girls club sang a song.
Two vocal duets were presented by
Anton and Sebastian Koch, Apple
Creek.
Braddock Boys Sing
Four members of the Braddock
boys club, Emery Edholm, Milton
Mandigo, Homer Mandigo, and Al
vim Stanley, then sang a blowing
song and Mary Ellen. Reese and
Madeline Boren, Mckenzie, gave a
demonstration.
A song by girls from the Teller
club followed and Helen Aarvig,
Braddock, gave a reading and Made
line Boren, Mckenzie, sang a song.
Emil Johnson, of the Naughton pig
club, gave a stunt and Edwin Robi-
dou, member of the Apple Greek
club, performed several tricks of
magic.
After Will presented the leaders
with their pins, Putnam made q few
remarks, and R. C. Newcomer, Nor
ton county agricultural agent, spoke
on All club work.
Putnam, in his response at the
banquet, thanked members of the
Rotary club for their interest in the
junior club work and told of the
various handicaps in junior club
work in agricultural areas.
He commended club leaders for
their efforts in club projects and
that completion of these
projects was the main object of the
clubs. He said the experience and
information gained through club
work would prove Of great value
when the club members grew older.
Those Here Listed
Leaders and club members who
attended the banquet follow: ;
Teller, Bismarck-Corrine Buck
ley, Bernita Fields, Catherine Diet
rich, Lillian Craven, Naomi Buckley,
Rosie Dietrich, Margaret Snyder,
Craven, Jeanne gibson, Rob-
ert Reid, and Mrs. H. M. Gulson.
Happy Helpers, Driscoll-Esther
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