The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-16
MTs. Knowles Asks Al Organ.
:, lzations 10 Cooperate With
Good Fellows

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discontinue for the present the nurs-
cry and rest room which It has main
tanned In the Word War Memorial
building and heard several committee
reports when It met Friday afternoon
ut ! o'clock IN the American Legion
Auxiliary room.
The reason for disseminating the
nursery and rest room u lack Of SUI
fictent funds. Equipment for the
nursery VIII b stored In the World
War Memorial building.
Mrs. +. A. Knowles, SIG Avenue A
West, president OF the council, asked
that members volunteer to assist the
Good Fellows Christmas cheer COM
mittee in packing dinner baskets Sat-
urday morning. Dec. q. Members Of
the welfare committee viii assist, Is
they did last year. In making her
announcement, Mrs. Knowles urged
that Ill organizations Do their
Christmas charity through the Good
Follows committee In order to pre-
vent duplication, and have their do
nations ct the Memorial building by
next Friday.
The treasurerS report showed q
balance Of $7l3.l7 on hand. with
$343.36 In the general fund, $l12.ll
in the school nurses fund and $257.70
In the health fund. Expenditures for
the month were @7o!06. and $4,000 was
received tor memberships.
Seal Chairman Reports
Mrs. James w. Guthrie, S02 Fourth
st., chairman Of the Christmas seal
drive being conducted In behalf Of
the North Dakota Tuberculosis asso-
citation, reported $70l.45 received to
date. OF this amount, @283.A was
from business houses, @ll450 from
bonds, 436.32 from booths, 500 from
william Moore school, 434.72 from
Roosevelt school, 80 from Wachter
school, 937.A7 from Richholt school
and @e5 from the annual Christmas
seal tea committee. The q. 8. In
dian school, st. Mary's parochial and
WIN schools still are to Be heard
from.
The rest room committee reported
that IS mothers and Ia children had
been registered during tho month,
that the Girl Scouts had taken good
care Of the nursery which has been
their meeting place, and that maya
ZINES were brought TO the rest room
and were distributed to homes.
Miss Esther Toichmann, Ill Rosser
avenue. school nurse, reported that
at present only one family = isolated
with diphtheria and that particular
attention had been paid to each case
Of sore throat among school chill
dren.
Consider MINK Program
Mrs. Fred Jansonius, SIG Fourth
st., who presided during the latter
part Of the meeting, instructed the
Tree milk committee to submit prices
for which milk could b secured at
the January meeting.
Miss Mary Cashel, $40 Second st.,
reporting for the community welfare
committee, described the Good Eel
lows Christmas cheer drive, the Girl
Scout training course conducted here
by Miss Isabella Ingraham Of New
York City, and the organization Of
Boy Scouts to collect clothing to be
given to the needy for Christmas.
Mrs. w. e. Perry, 523 Second st..
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mittee, suggested that delegates take
back to their clubs for discussion the
matter Of holding Saturday night
entertainments for young people In
the Memorial building. such
plan" said Mrs. Perry, would enable
parents to feel that their children
are having the right kind Of recrea-
lion under the right auspices"
Member clubs OF the council would
Be asked to furnish chaperonage and
assist In planning the recreation, &C.
cording to Mrs. Perrys plan. Mrs.
Jansonius instructed delegates to
take the proposal to their clubs and
to come prepared to vote on the ques-
ton at the next meeting.
Mrs. Perry also said that the NOV
ing picture committee would submit
. definite plan Of action looking to.
ward better pictures ct the January
meeting.
Santa Claus, with the assistance Of
members Of Women's Nonpartisan
Club No. I Of Bismarck. paid m early
visit Friday to men who are employ
I'd ct the new capitol building. Twen-
tv.five oairR AZ warm YnfkkAns vere