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The Washington times., 1931-07-21
Rock Creek Park Lures
Vacation Reporter

Six days and SS9.17! The Va
cation Reporter still has a bit
more than One-half of his vaca-
tiOn money to spend.
He has realized 100 cents on
the dollar in fun and feels that
he knows Washington for the
first time in his life. There
is lots more to see and do, how
ever, and the time is rapidly
slipping by. 1t would take more
than just one vacation of two
weeks to "dO Washington"
properly and he is beginning to
realize it.
Still groggy from my weekend
I strolled out yesterday morning
about four bells and walked out
Park Road toward Rock Greek
Park. The flivver was in the
garage for a bit of tinkering Au6
The Washington times., 1931-07-21

Alone in death as he was in
life, the body of Martin Miller,
80, who drank poison and died
at the foot of the statue of Gen.
Winfield Scott Hancock early yes
terday, lay in the Morgue today.
None had come to offer burial
and Potter's Field seemed certain
of another friendleSs grave.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
Water In Grave UrnS
Seen As Mosquito
Breeder

District Health Officer Will
liam C. Fowler has asked
superintendents Of cemeteries
in the District to be especially
watchful for collections of
water in grave urns, flower
holding devices, etc, which
might breed mosquitoes. Gene
terry heads have been directed
to empty water out of all such
vessels when not holding fresh
flowers, but not to disturb
them when holding decorative
plants or blooms.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21

Ten days left to file your per
sOnal tax return. Persons having
securities, the value of which they
are not able to determine, should
inquire at room 1O3, District Build
ing, as to the procedure they
should follow.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21

Ten days left to file Your per-
sOnal tax return. Persons having
securities, the value of which they
are not able to determine, should
inquire at room 1O3, District Build
ing, as to the procedure they
should follow.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
KATE SMITH, "QUEEN"

Kate Smith, Washington's pride,
has been chosen by New York
City radio fans as queen of the
air. Rudy Vallee was crowned
king.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21

Times Staff Photo

MARY WITH "SKIPPY"
LITTLE MARY ELIZABETH KIMBALL, 9, is today
pinng for her pet dog, Prince" who shot and
killed by policeman the day after she returned from
hospital "Prnce" out to meet his little mistress
when she returned home from the hospital, but he
taken i'll the next day. A policeman the dog and
shot him. Mary still has "Skippy' but she wants
another dog She lives at 319 Tennessee Ave. n. r.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
Staff Photo
RICHARD
MRS, BALDWIN


MRS BALDWIN RICHARD
THREE-YEAR-OLD RICHARD BALDWIN felt the
call of the great outdoors yesterday and wandered sevre
blocks from his home 1416 Belmont st. N w., when he
noticed by motorst. A policeman directing
traffic at Fourteenth and Streets Northwest decided
that Richard had strayed far enough from home and
notified his parents The boy is shown with his mother,
Mrs. Ruth Baldwin. - .-a~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-30

N6egyletiink multi vasarnap
tartotta rendes havi gyuleset. Ma
jus 31-re szalonna sites, jul. Are
piknik tartasat hatarozta el. Az
ev folyaman templomunk tornyat
fogja rendbe hozatni. Havi dijak-
b6l $11.0O gyiilt be.
Szombaton este Peter Gyorgy-
ne otthonaban tartotta tea este
lyet S egyuttal iinnepelte a hazi
gazda nevenapjat. Kellemes han
gulatban ejfel utanig egyiitt ma
radt tarsasag s a hazi gazdara
sok szep felkoszont1 jolivansag
hangzott ell.
Prezsbiteriumunk majus 2-an,
szombaton este fogja rendes ha-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-30
.AMERll<AI MAGYAR lIREAPs

nok vaSy = titkar. A hatraleko-
sok igyekezzenek jarand6sagai-
kat rendesni, hogy jogaikat q
k0zpont Eel ne fiiggessze.
Islrol&sks. AZ ut6bbi kkt hkten
a konfirmaci6ra kesziil6k kozIl
nehanyan hianyoztak q szombati
tanit6sr6l. r helyen felhivjuk q
sziil5k figyelmet ARA, hogy oyer
mekeiket ne vonjak el a tanitast6l
illetve figyelmeztessek 6ket Ia
nulnival6ikra Is megjelenesiikre.
A konfirmandusoknak lninden
hetre XII van jel0lve a megtanll-
land6 leckejiik $ csak abban az
esetben bocsatjuk 3ket az Urasz-
talahoz, ha kerdeseket lelkiis-
meretesen megtanultak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-30

lelkkx n6vnapja alkslm&b6l. Az
ifjusdggal val6 foglalkozasr6l $40
itottAk Ct az egyhaxfi lak6sra,
ahol tcritett ss1talokkal Is is XII
E&nsagokkal fogadtak AZ egybe-
gyiilteket, akiknek nev6ben Pat
kan6czy Janosne mondott iigyes
verses felkosz0nt6t. A szokashoz
hiven lit is adakozas volt temp
lom alapra nehany dollarral is
met gyarapodott a n6egyleti
p6nztar.
Esperesi latogatas. + het ket
els5 napjan a 1elkesz fairporti
cgyhazkozsegnel vegezte az evi
esperesi egyhaslatogatast. Ked-
den a fairportiak bankettet is
rendeztek tiszteletere, melyre hi
vatalos volt a youngstown gyii-
lekezet is, melynek koreb6l sza-
mosan latogattak el ez alkalom-
NAL a testver gyiilekezetbeliekkel
szemben 6rzett szeretetJk bizony-
sagall.
Kereszteles. Az elmult yasarna-
'pi istentisztelet kereteben resze-
silt a keresztseg szentsegeben Ju-
lasz Janos es Belenszky Maria
Ilona ref. sziil5k els6szulott oyer.
meke, aki a keresztsegben Janos
Vilmos nevet nyert. Keresztszilel
ifj. Belenszky Josef es neje 81
Helmeczy Erzsebct ref. home
steadi, Pa, lakosok. listen aldass
kiserje az ujsziilott eletet.
Ref. Egyesiileti tagok figyel
mebe. A Ref. Egyesiilet 23S. osz
talyanak tagjait helyen ertesit
jiik, hogy aprilisi tagdijaikat Xxi
vetelesen meg het folyamal
vagy a jov6 vasarnapi istentiszte
let kezdeteiG felveszi penztar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-30

Vi gyiil6set tartani fel nyolct6l
kezd5d6leg . templom Basement
jehen. Remeljiik, jelen lesz , pres
biterium minden tagja.
Hjus6gi K0riini vasarnap de-
lutan 2 6rat6l fogja tartani havi
-gyileset hetf5 este he1yett, -
amennyiben akkor tobb tag ma
suit lesz elfoglalva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-30
EaY II Ewes fIuT
BLaAzoLTA a M0xDoNY

u & .
A New York Central Line va
suttarsasag egyik tolat6 mozdo-
nyanak aldozata lett Joe Lam
bardo, 1859 Himrod ave. 81. alat-
tt lakos, aki a Himrod avenuei
vasuti keresztezesnel at akart
haladni a vaspalyan, amidon egy
tolat6 mozdony eliit0tte. A sze-
rencsetlen fiut azonnal beszalli-
tottak a Youngstown Hospital
south sidei osztalyara, ahol az
orvosok rogtoni amputalast We
geztek flu ballaban, aki nagy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-30
i 81. Ankll.ls 70.
knox kozepette m6snap belehalt
snlyos ser6l&seibe.


ia Scent GySrgy s. 4. hitkSz-
ssg {. h6 36-&n, yss&rnap rendsE
tt v6d6ssentjenek emlekere iinne-
pelyet, a1nelyen = tags4g teljes
ssamban vett r6szt. A tags&g Ba-
log Istvkn eln0k vezet6se alatt
zaszl6val . gyiilesteremba =
templombs vonult, - amely zsu-
folasig megtelt megtelt hiv8kkel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-30

OF evi elvalas utan ujra hazas.
sagra leptck William M. Lingen-
felter, SO ewes, varosi akalmazott
40 s. Osborne ave. 81. alatti lakos
IS Jeanette Lingenfelter, 58-eyes,
1920 Mahoning ave. 81. alatti la
kos. A Lingenfelter hazaspar el-
Walt 1926-ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-30
SzENT ISTVAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHoLIKUS
H1TK0Zst0
Pafb&Aos:
TT. vARIAKY ANDo1
S54 Wilson Ave. Iel S190t
Sxeg6ny leg6ny. Mem q bakonyi

szegeny legenyrol van lit $50,
hanem egy szegeny fiurd, aki be-
leszeretctt egy csinos magyar le-
anyba Is annak rendje s m6dja
Iszerint felesegiil akarta venni.
Macy boldogan allitott be pa
rochiara $ AIT mondta papnak:
Aty6m, en- el akarom venni fe-
lesegemul tenni ezt a leanyz6t. =
"Ez igen sep dolog, edes fam"
sz6lt pap. "Es aztan igazan SEE
reted-e ezt a kedves leanyzots'
kerdi pap komolyan. "Szeretem
S csak sir valaszt ell tole" mon
da a legeny igaz sziyb6l es lelek-
bol. ''Es te, leanyom, szereted-e
Iigazan ezt legenyt es leszel-e
lhiiseges hitvese sirod bezartaig?'
|kerdi a pap a menyasszonyt, aki
pirulya csicsergett, fejet kebelere
hajtva. "Igen, fatherv' A pap er.
re biztatasra kezebe vette a toll
lat S hozzafogott a hirdetes meg
irasahoz. Nehahy nap mulva
hogy megt0rtent az els6 hirdetes
beallit "a legeny ujb6l parochia.
IA nagy busan mondja pap
max: Father elmarad az 'eskii.
v6." "Es miert, edes fiam' ker.
di a pap a busulo es egyre s6haj-
toz6 legenyt. "Hat tetszik tudni'
monda' a szegeny legeny k0nyek.
kel telt szemekkel "eppen ma tet.
tex lie munkab6l most vegt
mindennek. ''Ne busulj fiam
mcnda pap, szanya a busankodd
legenyt maid jonnek jobb id6k
S visszanyered elvesztett kenyc
redet S aztan annal boldogabb lie.
szel, aki mem lehet most tied
Atkozott rossz id0k'' monda Z
szegeny legeny Macy busan MA,
ga utan zarta az ajt6t. Hat bi
zony gonosz idoket eliink, de ne
zugol6djunk, hanem kerjiik a jo.
sagos Istent, hogy tekintser
rank tegyen ujb6l boldogga 6
megelegedette.
Macy iinnep keszil nalunk. a
SIT. Istvan Kor ifjusaga gyonyo
|rf iinnepet rendez majus 10-en
! este fel S-kor a SIT. Istvan OFT
honban az anyak tiszteletere, -
melyre minden anyat meghiv
hogy legyen resze megtisztelte
| tesben.
Megalakult a baseball csapat
Ifj. Bark6 Janos faradozasab6
megalakult SIT. Istvan K0rber
a baseball csapat, mely most va
! sarnap kezdi meg merkozeset a.
Oakland palyan. Mi 0riilunk en-
mex az esemenynek, inert mier
ne legyen a SIT. Istvan K0rben i
baseball csapat, mikor mindeniit
latunk egy ilyet. Ohajunk csal
egy, hogy alljon ez a baseball csa
pat csupa magyar fiukb6l s czel
miik0djenek benne S hozzanal
dics6seget a magyar nevre.
EUGGETI,EN MAGYAR EV.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-30

Gyilekezeti naptar. Maj1s l.,
pentek, este 7 6rakor az III. Sz0-
vetseg id6sebb osztalyanak 0sszc-
jovetele. - Majus 2, szombat, d.
|c. 8 orakor magyar iskola es
konfirmandusok oktatasa, d. IL.
) 6rakor az LII. Szoyetseg ifjabb
osztalyanak 0sszej0yetele. - Maj.
g., vasarnap, d. G.. fel IL orakor
rendes istentiszteYet utana az
|egyhaztanacs rendes havi gyiilese.
Multi vasarnapunk. A ziyataros
lido hatasa, sajnos, megismerszett
az istentiszteleten megjclent gyii-
lekezet SEAMAN. Kevesebben vol
tunk, mint rendesen lenni szok-
funk. Ha meg is 6rthet6 ez, de
mar nehezebben megbocsathato.
Gyenge vallasossag az, amely az
;dojarast6l teszi fiigg0ve temp
lombajarasat. A t0keletesseg fele
vezet6 uton ezt az akadalyt is XII
kell kisz0b0lniink lassan eletiink-
b6l. Pal apostolnak az eletr6l va
10 felfogasat tettiik kiil0nben ez
'alkalommal elmelkedesiink tar
gyava. Hissziilz, hogy mem ha-
'szontalanul.
Gy0rgy-napja. Az elmult het
pentekjen aAgyiilekezet asszonyai-
max figyelme bens6seges, szii-
kebbk0rii iilmepeIyt rendezett a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-04-30
GYOZ0TT AZ IGAZSAG

(S) Nincsen helyink lap SZuk kereten belu t. OIL
vasonkkal ismertetn annak targyalasnak efoyasat
mey haromnegyed even kereszt fogalkoztatta Youngs
town es mas aerkai varosok leghrnevesebb ogtudosat
Otven dolaros szamarol volt szo melyet Nemeny
Mklos Emo, lapunk foszerkesztoe benyujtott Maho
ming megyei Valasztas Tanacshoz saat automobile kolt
segeinek fedezesere szama osszeget otven dort
vad szerint - ogtalanul folvett Mahoning megye
Vaasztasi Tanacstol 1927. evi valaztasok akaava
A Mahoning n1egyei eskiidtszek Nemenyit bnosnek
taalta Az ugy feebbezesi birosag (Court of Appea
ele kerilt feebbezes brosag semmfele bizonytekot
nem talat mely vada alatamasztota volna, Nemeny
Mkl6s Ernot vad alol fomentette.
Farr bro, felebbczesi brosag elnok -braja a ko-
vetkez6 kijelentest tette
"A telebbe2fa birosdg ngy tadlta, bogy min
csen blzonyifek ARA, mely felnntafna, bogy az
otrcn doVdros szdmla bamn 1agy csaldrd lett
polua.
line, gyozott "Igazsag'!
Hala, k0szonet es elismeres llet harom youngs-
town. ugyved = Friedman Jozsef, Andrew M. Hender-
es W. A. Mason aldozatkeszseget, akik targyala
sok aatt kuzdottek Nemeny gazsagaert abban
biztos meggyoz6desben, hogy Nemenyi fozerkeszt6nk
artatlanul kerult vadottak szekebe
Nemenyi Miklos Emo ugyanaz tisztamultu enber
mint volt vad elott De neknk amerikai magyarok
max vad alatt is egbecsetesebb ernbernk volt, inert
tudataban voltunk annak, hogy "artatlan.
Youngstown es vdeke magyarsaga elott szuksegte
len Q1cSnlnnuSZOkat ZenSem lNemenyl 1OlOrt AIT MN
den magyar ember tudja, hogy Nemenyi mennyit kiz-
dott es nit cseekedett heybe magyarsagert Erkolcs
Leg anyaglag amogatta rautaltakat, aho segto
kezre volt szuksege magyarsagnak, Nemeny volt ell
So a obbit nyutotta aldozatkeszseg keresztuvite
ehez es mint mindig, ugy eeet nappalla teve dol
gozik magyar kozosseger Kee meg enne tobb? Nem
felebbezesi bir6sag vegzeset penteken hirdettek
XII. Youngstown Is videke osszmagyarsaga Macy oromme
fogadta birosag donto vegzeset: artatlanfolmente
tett"
gratulaciok nagy aradata arasztotta el Nemenyt
es kedves caladat; posta naponta ucatzamra hozza
leveleket, tavirda hivata siirgonyoket, melyek
szimpatiajukat fejezik XII Nemenyivel szemben; Meme
nyit utonutfeen nagy ovaciova koszontik nemcsak
gyar baratai, de amerikaiak nagy tomege is
Nemenyi ezen yele szemben tanusitott nagy ovaciot
netan megerdem abbol az alkalombo hogy vesz fer
t6ebo megmenekult; hogy mem skerilt azoknak tcrve
akk hiena nodara fogcsikorgatva nezk, taan cense
get latnak 'bevandorloban."
Mem akarjuk kritika targyava tenni lefolyt bro
ag targyaasokat de mi akk OFT votunk az efeli t'b
nos teletkhirdetesne latuk az eskudreket anint ie
hajtott fovel mintha ok lettek vona *'binosok'
be0ttek terembe Arcukrol eritt az idegengyuloet'
Ennek Is csakis ennek volt betudhat6 hatarozatuk.
De yegul gyozott az sIgazsag.''
Olvassa az sAmerikai Magyar Hirlap' OF
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-05-09
rs WILL RECEIVE
HOLY COMMUNION
Ceremony to Be Held at St.
Mary's Church at 9 O'Clock
Sunday; Bishop to Speak

Seventy five children Of st. Mary's
Catholic parish here will receive their
First Holy Communion at the 9
o'clock mass Sunday morning, at
which Rev. Father John A. H. Stag
will be celebrant with Father Wacker
acting as deacon and Father Holde-
man as sub-deacon, according to an
rouncement by Father Stag Saturday.
In addition to the first commune
cants, approximately 200 children of
the parish will renew their baptismal
VOWS and the parents of the children
will receive Holy Communion at the
same mass.
Because the church will be filled
with the children and those particu-
larly interested in the first-commun-
ion ceremonies, Father Stag asked
that other members of the congrega-
ton make arrangements to attend
other masses If possible. These will
be celebrated at z, 8 and 1896 o'clock
according to the new summer sched-
ule' of church services.
The first communicates will assem-
BILE at st. Mary'S school and will
march to the church in procession,
Father Stag said.
On May 81, it va announced, about
IS children living in rural sections OF
Burleigh county will receive first
Holy Communion.
The sermon at all masses will be
given by 1T. Rev. w. Bouter, Bishop
Of Nellore, India. who arrived in Bis
marck today. He is returning to his
post in the Orient.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-05-09
MADRlGAL CONCERT
HERE OUTSTANDING
Y Singers Appeal to Finished
Musician as Well as Aver.
age Listener

Surprising all vocal productions
here in recent years was the concert
given by the Madrigal club Of the
University Of North Dakota Friday
evening at the city auditorium. d.
rected by Professor Hywel G. Row
land, head Of the music department,
the program appealed to both the
trained musician and the average lis
tener. From the first number the in
terest Of the audience was assured
and their appreciation was shown by
the many encores demanded.
Three outstanding features of the
program were the fine tone quality
the excellent enunciation, and the
splendid balancing Of parts. Selection
Of numbers to form an unusually
well-rounded program was noticeable
and all types Of choral music were
well illustrated. In all the selections
the attacks and releases were especial
ly well executed, testifying to the
careful training of the members.
Sing Old Numbers
Fine shadings of tone was q char
acteristic Of the first group of songs,
a collection of old numbers including
classics Of Bach, Handel, Haydn and
others. Perhaps those of most appeal
were the Ave Maria" Break Forth
O Bounteous Light" and "Cherubim
Song" Blending Of the voices was
pleasing and the fine passages were
handled with sure dramatic instinct.
The Hallelujah, Amen" from Judas
Maccabeus" showed finished tech
nique and we'll controlled volume.
Offering a contrast from the heav-
Ter part of the program. the number
by the male quartet, made up of Emil
and Richard Klein, William Thorn
ton and Vernon Squires were well
received. Their Interpretation of "In-
victus" was good and they proved
their versatility in the lighter num-
bers, the novelty, "Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup possibly being the
best.
Garages" and "Nightfall in Skye"
stand out as the most interesting Of
the next group of choral numbers.
Both showed q fine appreciation OF
tone values and the latter number, a
song without words, not only demon
strated difficult meditation and un-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-05-09
Newest Books at
Public Library

Reviews appearing below are pre-
pared by Miss Harriet Rust Of the
Bismarck public library staff. The
books have recently been placed on
the library shelves.
Education of a Princess-Marie,
Grand Duchess Of Russia
The granddaughter of Alexander II
| and cousin of Nichols II tells her own
story, and through it, Russia's.
Brought up in walled palaces. her
life is a succession of tragedies: the
Punishment of her father. the assass-
nation Of her uncle, the failure Of her
own marriage. war, revolt. and the
dissolution of her family. Her educa-
ton continues in America where she
is at work.
She is an authentic writer with the
definite Russian qualities Of bare
! simplicity. and q taste for spiritual
| values. The choice of sensory detail
which enriches the story Is remark
able. It is unique in combining an
| autobiography Of rich experience with
a graphic, sincere and compelling
artistry.
Ballads and Poems-1915- 1890
Stephen Vincent Benet
A selection Of Stephen Vincent Be-
nets ballads, sonnets and lyrical
PONIES from three earlier books. with
some hitherto unpublished poems.
! Benet himself disclaims any fame as
a significant poet. But his good
stories and gay songs are q relief from
the tortured and weary verse writer's
of today. There is one about q fid-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-05-09
Legion Auxiliary Unit
Approves Amendments

Two amendments to the constitu-
ton of the Bismarck unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary were ap-
proved at a meeting Friday evening
III their room at the World War Me-
mortal building.
One provided for a nominating
committee to serve at the annual
election and Mrs. H. E. Hanson, Mrs.
r. J. Kamplin, Mrs. Gerald Richholt,
Mrs. A. G. Brainerd and Mrs. r. D.
Burman were selected as this COM
mittee. The other amendment au-
thorized the addition of a clause to
Article 2 of Section l of the consti-
tuition, which vas omitted at the time
the articles were drawn up.
Mrs. G. Olgierson, chairman of the
committee for the magazine sale re-
ported that $16O.70 had been cleared
in the subscription sale conducted the
last few months.
After the business session an in
formal reception for Legion members
was held and refreshments served by
the executive committee, Miss Mary
Houser, Mrs. r. v. Stair, Miss Ruth
Wynkoop, Mrs. Carl Knudtson, Mrs.
Olgierson, Mrs. F. j. Skinner and
Mrs. E. F. Trepp.
Members of the Auxiliary will hold
their annual party for War Mothers
and mothers of war veterans at 8
o'clock Tuesday evening in the Aux
iliary rooms.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-05-09
Andrew and Richard
Mellon Are HOnOred

Washington, May 9.-H)-For hav-
ing aided scientific pioneering with
millions yer 20 years, Andrew w. and
Richard B. Mellon received an hon.
orary medal Saturday from the Amer
lean Institutee of Chemists. An
nouncement of the award "a made
on the treasury secretary's 10th birth
day last March "a.
He and his brother, Richard, who is
73, were cited for noteworthy service
to the chemical profession, especially
through gifts to the Mellon institute
Of industrial research at the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-05-09
SOCIETY NEWS
First District
Names Officers

Mrs. A. o. Arneson, Neville, was
elected vice president and Mrs. Earl
Stonehouse, Larimore, was named
secretary-treaSurer Of the first dis
trict Of the North Dakota Federation
of Women's clubs at the close of the
district convention Thursday at La
kota.
Memo Study club Of Lakota, con-
vention hostess, received first place in
the scrapbook cover contest and the
Pekin Study club second. First place
in the scrapbook publicity contest
was awarded the Langdon Woman's
club with second place going to the
Civic and Study club of Tolna.
In the absence of Mrs. Albert e.
Jones, state president. who is confer
ring with general federation officials
at Seattle in regard to the next bien-
NAL convention, her annual message
was read by Mrs. A. G. Wehe. first
district president.
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Meetings Of Clubs
And Social Groups

st. Georges Evening Guild will
meet at 8 o'clock Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. l.. H. Belk, 704
Mandan st.
For their final meeting this sea-
son, members of the Bismarck Study
club will hold a play day" Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. S. A.
F1oren, 500 Mandan st. The pro-
gram will be dispensed with and spe-
cial entertainment has been arranged.
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Mrs. E. j. Taylor, Sill Sixth st.,
will be hostess to members of the
Cosmos club at the regular meeting
Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Members of the Monday club will
meet at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. p. G. Bakken,
500 Avenue A. Miss Ruth King Of the
city library will have the program.
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Members of the Yeomen Ladies club
will meet at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. L. w.
Morley, 615 Tenth street.
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PAP Examined at
Pre-SchOOl Clinic

When the local health conference
for pre-school children closed at noon
Saturday, 242 children had been
examined, according to Mrs. H. Mil
ton Berg, chairman of the committee
from the Community Council which
sponsored the clinic.
DR.. Maysil Williams, director of the
bureau of child hygiene for the state
health department, examined the
children and records were taken by
Mrs. Frank Brown, r. NJ. assisted by
a number Of Council members.
Assisting Saturday morning were
Mrs. j. G. Oberg, Mrs. Berg, and Mrs.
F. E. Diehl, with Mrs. Norman Roop
at the telephone and Mrs. John r.
Fleck furnishing transportation for
mothers and children.
Those helping on Friday were Mrs.
Paul Henry, Mrs. C.. G. Boise, Mrs.
Maurice Ratzlaff, Mrs. r. D. Burman,
Misses Ethel Lennaberg and Lillian
MarSton, with Mrs. M. B. Gilman and
Mrs. Burt Fnney driving cars. Mrs.
Mary Houser took are of telephone
calls.