The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-11-20
4-H CLUB MEMBERS
HOLD CHEVEMENT
DAY IN BISMARCK
More Than ESQ Boys and Girls
From All Parts of County
Here For Program
ARE GUESTS OF ROTARY
CIubmen Will Be Hosts at Din.
ner Honoring Visitors in
Memorial Building

More than $50 members of All
clubs In Burleigh county and leaders
are expected in Bismarck today for
the annual Achievement day pro-
gram.
The visitors will gather at the Of
flee of H. o. Putnam, Burleigh coun-
ty agricultural agent, in the World
War Memorial building at S p. m.
At $50 p. m. the junior club mem-
bers will be guests of the Bismarck
Rotary club at the annual Achieve
ment day banquet in the memorial
building.
M'Kenzie Girl Presides
Miss Esther Watson, Mckenzie,
president of the Burleigh County All
Club association, will be chairman
Of the evening. The program will
open with the group singing Amer
lea" and will close with the group
singing 1.-The Star-Spangled Banner
Rev. Floyd E. Logee. pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, will de-
liver the invocation. Ray Bergeson
president of the Rotary club, viii
give an address Of welcome and Put
nam will give the response.
On the program are a song by club
boys from Braddock, a demonstra.
ton by Mary Ellen Reese and Made.
line Boren of Mckenzie, a song BY
Madeline Boren, and stunts, talks
and demonstrations by club mem.
bers from all parts of the county.
Plan Business Session
Following the banquet the visitor:
! will hold a short business meeting.
Leaders and officers of the Al
clubs in Burleigh county follow:
Garfield - Mrs. Arthur Strand
leader: Helen Humphreys, president;
Burnett Jacobson, secretary; Edith
Francis, vice president.
Sunset club, Bismarck-Mrs. Alice
Ferguson, leader: Alice Ferguson
president; Margaret Glum, vice pres
ident: Mildred Glum, secretary.
jolly Juniors, McKenzie-Esther
Watson, leader: Rose-Adell Wildfang,
president; Jean johnson. vice presi-
dent; Margaret Bliss, secretary.
Successful Seniors, McKenzie-Mrs
P. P. Bliss, leader: Ruth Lewis, presi-
dent: Mary Ellen Reese, secretary.
Telfer-Mrs. H. M. Gulson, leader;
Corinne Buckley, president; Bernita
Field, vice president; Catherine Diet
rich, secretary.
Arena Home Joymakers-Mrs. Ruth
Lambert, leader; Louise Pehl, presi-
dent; Martha Merkel, secretary.
Mckenzie de-Awakes-Mrs. I.
Colby. leader: Dorothy Wildfang,
president; Nina Manly. secretary.
Sterling-Mrs. E. G.. Holtan, leader;
Shirley Freshour, president; Emma
Harding, vice president; Thelma
Freshour, secretary.
Sunshine Girls, Sterling-Mrs. FL
dor Elness, leader: Clara Anderson,
president; Laura Langley, vice presi-
dent; Stella Drystad, secretary.
Sterling Willing Workers - Mrs.
Roscoe Parker. leader; Adelaide Hall,
vice president; Katherine Cox, sec
rotary.
Wing Sewing Bees-Mrs. H. e. Edg-
erton, leader; Florence Hubbell,
president; Lucille Anderson, secre-
tary.
Lucky Star, Moffitt-Dorothy Ed
son, leader: Bernice Edison, president:
Florence Nichol, vice president; VIII
hemina Moffit, secretary.
Singing Sewers, Braddock-Ger-
trude Allensworth, leader; Julia Mar
TIM, secretary.
Willing Workers - Violet Olson,
leader: Louise Jorgenson, president;
Florence Berg, vice president; Eliza
beth %Jorgenson, secretary.
Braddock Clothing-ElSie Dams
gard, leader; Mabel Bier, president;
Dagmar Carlson, vice president;
fanny Edholm, secretary.
Braddock Baby Beet Theodore
MAIDEN, leader: Emery Edholm, pres
ident; John Magrum, vice president;
Ruth Edholm, secretary.
Mckenzie Baby Beef-P. P. Bliss,
leader; Rodger Bliss. president: Mike
Mol, vice president: Byron Clizbe,
treasurer; Dave Davidson, secretary.
Braddock Lamb-Thore MAIDEN,
Continued on page Nine)