The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-23
Honor Roll Points
Listed by Club Head

W. VAAS ~S@SV va
Women's club, Mrs. Albert =. Jones,
Lisbon, state president, has outlined
10 points necessary for entry on
the honor roll. This outline in no
way conflicts with the individual club
program. Instead 1t makes for uni
formity throughout the federation.
All federated clubs are asked to send
in their reports to the district presi-
dents not later than September l.
Clubs rating 100 per cent, will be an
lounced at the state meeting in Far
60.
The list is as follows:
Contribution to the general
federal fund .............. 10
Zone paid subscription to 1.-THE
Clubwoman," un accordance
with resolution passed at Bis
marck) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
3-Contribution to War Veteran
Fund 10
4-ocrap book contest Press and
Publicity 10
5-Scrap Book Cover Contest cart
Divtsion) 10
6-Cooperation with safety COM
mission group .............. 10
Pioneer Mother project ...... 10
miss Mary Movius, chairman)
8-Attendance at Club Institute 10
9-Department Teas ........... 10
Incorporation with at least S
departments 10
Per cent 100
Mrs. George Duemeland, pianist,
and Lorenzo Belk, baritone, will pre-
sent the third of q series Of miniature
recitals under the auspices Of the
Belle Menus music studio Monday
evening at 7:l5 from radio station
KFYR. Mrs. Duemeland will play
selections from Dett's I'm the Bot
TOMS" Melody (Rachmaninoff). and
'The Legend Of Lonesome Lake"
Nane). Mr.. Belk's numbers include
II Attempt From Loves Sickness to
Fly" (PurcelU, 1.-The FYiar Of Orders
Gray" (Shield), "Melisande IN the
Wood (Goetz), and TRADE Wind
(KeeD.
Mrs. Clyde Welsh, q recent bride,
was a guest of honor at q l o'clock
luncheon given Saturday afternoon
by Mrs. Mary WEIGH at her home, 4lo
Fifth st. Jonquils formed the table
centerpiece, and appointments were
in green and yellow. Covers were
placed for IL guests and q favor
marked Mrs. Welsh's place. Mrs. Anna
Ferguson, Washburn, was q guest from
out of the city. Mrs. Welsh was assist
ed by her daughter, Mrs. Kelley 81
monSon.
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Mrs. Lawrence Mahoney, 413 Crit
fin st., entertained nine small girls
at a birthday party for her daughter
Ellen, who was celebrating her
fourth anniversary. The afternoon
was spent with games and refresh
ments were served at q table decor
ated in green and white and conferred
with a lighted birthday cake.
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Mrs, James Morris, 221 Avenue A
west, national committeewoman Tor
the American Legion auxiliary, has
left for Kenmare, where she Will at
tend the auxiliary spring conference
In session Monday and Tuesday. Mrs.
Morris, who is also rehabilitation
chairman for the northwest division,
will conduct a rehabilitation confer
ence during the meeting.
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Miss Thelma Pangburn, daughter OF
Lieutenant and Mrs. Elmer D. Pang-
burn, Fort Lincoln, was initiated into
Alpha chapter of ri Alpha Phi soror-
ity at the University Of North Dakota.
Grand Forks. Services were conducted
following a dinner in the chapter
house Friday evening.
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Miss Ethel Schoen. who has been
employed in the offices Of the state
highway commission for the last
year, left Saturday for Grand Forks.
where she has accepted q government
position.
MI. and Mrs. A. e. Smell, Mime
apolis, are visiting In Bismarck with
Mrs. Small's mother, Mrs. Karla
dollhouse. Mrs. Small was Miss
Betty dollhouse before her marriage.
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Miss Marian Burke. 224 Avenue A.
West, left Sunday for New York and
Washington. D.. g. where she WILL
visit with relatives and friends. She
plans to be away about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Lindseth and
daughter Vera. and Mrs. Clifford Err
ickson, Happen, visited with friends IN
Bismarck over the weekend.
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Mrs. Anna Ferguson, Washburn, was
a guest at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
A. p. Lenhart, 106 Avenue b west,
during the weekend.
Meetings of Clubs
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