Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-11-01
CLASSES
GET SCHEDULE
ASkOv, Bruno and Sandstone Groups
Are Under Way This Week;
Many Interested.

Meetings of adult education classes
in Askov, tonight, Thursday, will be
held at the high school building,
starting at p. m. More than so resi-
dents of this community have regis
tered for instruction in these classes.
Everyone who has not previously reg
istered is invited to attend tonight
and register.
Following is the definite schedule,
decided upon for the present, for
Askov and the surrounding territory:
Every Tuesday evening-7:30 to $50
p. m.-Choral group. both men and
women. Miss Magdalene Andren. in
stuctor.
Every Thursday evening, (starting
tonight)-S:OO to 1000 p. m.-Gen-
eral Homemaking classes for women,
Miss Priscilla Rugg. instructor; 500
to 900 p. m.-Modern Economic and
Social Problems, study and discussion
group, for both men and women, P. p.
Ahern, instructor; 900 to 10 p. NJ
Modern Literature, study and dis
cussion group, including some work
in creative writing for those who are
interested, P. R. Ahern, instructor.
At the meeting tonight of the mod
ern Social and Economic discussion
and study group the program for the
coming year will be discussed, books
and material for study will be intro
ho n
course will be outlined by the in
structor.
Plans for conduct of the Modern
Literature class will include a gen.
eral study of the newer books and
authors, a comprehensive survey of
book reviews in all leading publica-
tions and an effort made to eliminate
the reading of so-called trashy" lit
erature. Some creative writing fea-
lures will be included for those in
terested, covering journalism, letter
writing, essay and short story writ
ing and coaching and criticism of
material submitted by members Of
the group.
The Homemaking group will re-
ceive instruction in wide variety
of activities including elementary and
advanced work in Sewing Clothing
Construction). and Home Arts and
Decoration. Home Arts and DecOra-
ton will include a discussion of color
and design as related to homemaking
and supervision in handicraft and
needlework. Home management, as
part of the course, will include in
struction in budgeting of incomes,
food management and marketing,
with demonstrations. The future
planning of this work will be de-
cided upon tonight.
Bruno Glasses.
Adult education classes held at Bru-
no last Tuesday evening, were well
attended and have aroused great in
terest. A total of So persons have
registered for instruction there and
it is believed certain more will reg
lister.
For the present the definite program
for Bruno includes classes for every
Tuesday evening. They have been de-
cided upon as follows:
Every Tuesday evening at 500 to
S:55 p. m-Modern Problem and Dis
cussion groups, for both men and
women, P. r. Ahern, instructor; 900
to 1000 p. m.-Modern Literature for
men and women, study and discussion
group, including work in creative
writing for those interested. 500 to
1000 p. m.-HOme Economics, includ-
ing Sewing Clothing construction.
Home Arts and Decoration and Home
Management
Sandstone Schedule.
The schedule for work in adult edu-
cation classes at Sandstone was def
nitely decided, upon at class meetings
held at the high school building there
on last Wednesday night.
Following is the weekly program
for Sandstone: Every Monday eve
ming at 1880 to $50 p. m.-Modern
Literature, (including some creative
writing for those interested); $3.50 to
$50 p. m.-Modern Social and Eco
Problems, discussion and study
group; 1880 to $50 p. m.-Sewing,
clothing construction. (Note: women
Interested in taking either Modern
or Modern Social and Eco
nomic Problem class work, may take
part time Home Economic work.
Every Tuesday afternoon-2:00 to
$3.50 p. m.-Home Arts and DecOra-
tion.
Every Wednesday evening-7:30 to
900 p. m.-Men's open forum; 900 to
1000 p. m.-Men's gym; 1880 to 900
n m.-HOme MANAGEMENT