The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-14
Mrs. Alice B. Bailey Announces
Program for Fargo Meet
ing Oct. 1919

ency relief administration: Miss Jes-
Sica Lowry, Mrs. Minnie D.sCraig and
Miss Mary Berg. field workers Of the
state emergency relief administra-
ton; DR.. Maysil Williams, director Of
the State Board Of Health. and Mrs.
Bailey, who Is juvenile commissioner
1or the sixth judicial district.
Mrs. r. z. Diehl Of the emergency
relief administration office and Miss
Mary Cashel, executive secretary for
the Red Cross in Burleigh county,
also will attend. Miss Cashel has
peen delegated to represent the North
Dakota Federation Of Womens clubs
during the session.
Mrs. Bailey Opens Conference
"Your Brother and Mine, Yesterday,
Today and Tomorrow" IS the theme Of
the opening session at p. m. Tues
day. Mrs. Bailey VIII preside.
Fargo Boy Scouts. under direction
of E. H. Bakken, area executive, will
conduct the opening flag ceremony.
Troop II. Fargo, will form the color
guard. Rev. A. w. Ratz, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church, Fargo.
will pronounce the invocation. Miss
MacHunigal will give the response to
me address Of welcome by Hon. Fred
Olson, mayor Of Fargo. B. G. Tighe,
superintendent Of Fargo high schools,
will talk on Democracy on Trial"
Robert Palda, Jr., Minot. Ward
county states attorney, speaking on
'Illegitimacy, Its Legal Aspects" will
open the Wednesday morning meet
ing. Roy Redetzke, Fargo, Cass
county assistant states attorney, will
lead a round table discussion follow
Ing Mr.. Pa,da's talk. Problems In
Child Placement" will be discussed by
Miss Clarisse Clementson, field work
or for the Lutheran Board OF Chari-
ties, Minneapolis and Harold H
Bond, superintendent Of the North
Dakota Children's Home Society.
Fargo.
There will be lucheon for the dele
gates at noon.
What Price Relief" is the general
topic for Wednesday afternoon when
sara M. Brown, regional secretary
Of the Family Welfare Association Of
America, will preside. The following
talks are to be given: present Status
Of North Dakota Welfare Law" Mr..
Higgins: Relationship Of Public Ag-
ency to Present Law" T. A. Hen
tricks, Fargo, director of .Cass county
public welfare, and Relationship of
Private Agency to Present Law" Rev.
Vincent J. Ryan. Catholic Welfare
Bureau, Fargo.
Sherrod Ewing. Washington, D. c.,
field representative in North Dakota
Tor the federal emergency relief adj
,rinistratior, will conduct the round
table discussion on relief matters and
also will conduct Federal Relief"
question box.
Banquet Wednesday 1t p. m.
Selected music will open the ban.
quet program Wednesday evening at
o'clock. DR.. A. r. Hunsaker Of the
North Dakota Agricultural college will
preside. Mrs. Bailey will deliver her
presidents address. Miss Pearl Sales
berry. director Of the Family Welfare
Association. Minneapolis. and past
president Of the Minnesota Conference
of Social Work, also Is scheduled for
IA address.
Problems In Relief Administra-
ton" will be discussed by Judge
Christianson at $50 a. m. Thursday.
Miss Lowry, Mrs. Craig and Miss Berg
will conduct the round table discus
son. Business Of this meeting will
include reports by the secretary
treasurer and by the legislative. reso-
buttons and nominating committees.
Election of officers will complete the
business details.
DR.. Charles MacLachlin. superin-
tendent of the State tuberculosis
Sanatorium. San Haven, is to preside
at the final meeting Thursday after
loon. DR.. J. H. Howe. San Haven.
viii talk on Tuberculosis" DR.. Will
liams and DR.. B. K. Kilbourne, direc-
tor Of the Fargo city health depart
ment. are scheduled for talks on RE-
lief and Child Health" Miss Agnes
Fitzgerald. Belcourt. visiting teacher.
mas as her topic New Plans for the
Indians in North Dakota" Her talk
will close the convention.
w. F. McClellapd. Mandan, is vice
president Of the conference: Mrs. A.
M. Brooks. Fargo. Is secretary, and
II. M. Dickson, Dickinson. is treas
Erer.
The Fargo Council Of Social Agen-
cies is sponsoring convention arrange
ments. with Mr.. Bond as general
chairman. Miss Clara Richards.
chairman, Mrs. T. w. Thordarson and
Mr.. Bakken are caring for publicity.
Mrs. j. G. Vincent Is arranging mu-
sic, Mrs. Carl A. Teet housing End
,1Ars. E. E. Howell the conference din
sler.
Rev. II. G. Bens will preach two
missionary sermonS in the Baptist
church at Medina Sunday. The
church Is holding its annual mission
airy convocation.
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Mrs. NJ. Zvorist. ll0 Fifth st., who
has been seriously III in q Bismarck
hospital is getting along nicely and
expects to be able to 60 home soon.
Mrs. Zvorist has been In the hospital
for about three weeks.
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Mrs. ]. L. Vrzal was named to sue
coed Mrs. Nellie Evarts. PIT First st.,
as president when the Past Noble
Grands society Of the Rebekah lodge
held the annual election Of officers
Friday evening. Mrs. n. o. Agre, 0l2
Thayer avenue. was hostess to the So
ciety. Other officers elected were