The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-19
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Funds Assure
Camp for Under
nOurished Riddles

prOVdl OF Cne gTdNO IOQRc, ana laUnCQ.
ed series OF benefit parties to boost
the free bed fund. In Bismarck. $3.50
was raised at the benefit bridge given
by the local organization.
The free bed fund. Miss Katen ex-
plains. Is an absolutely separate fund
administered by the association. us
able only for service to under par
children. Donations are distributed
so as to >enefit children living where
the money comes from.
One club sponsored a moving picture
show to raise its do..ation to camp.
Others voted amounts from the gen.
eral treasury and others took up COL
lections among the members.
Mrs. Albert E. Jones. Lisbon, q
member Of the state tuberculosis as
sociations board. heads q new free
bed fund committe' In which she
hopes to reach e cry county in the
state to organize the communities to
do something to raise funds to back
children who need the service camp
offers. The committee probably will
be permanent.
Bismarck Community Councils
$500 check Is the largest donation to
the free bed fund to date. Clubs do
mating 32S are the bismarck Monday,
Dickinson Dorcas society, and Lis
bon Florence Kimbau American Le-
gion Auxiliary. Other donations
above $40 are 1894 from Hazen Wo-
mems club. $l8 from the Minot Aux
iliary to Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
$l7.38 from the Hebron's Women's
Study club, @15 from Mrs. E. ]. Tay-
lor. Bismarck, $l2.17 from Mott Wo-
mans club and $l2 from Bismarck
Mothers club.
individual Donations Given
Gifts In the SO bracket are from
the following groups: Grand Rapids
Homemakers. Bismarck Fortnightly,
Dickinson Colonial, Bismarck Cur
rent Events. Center Current Events
and the Bismarck Sunshine club.
The II clubs sending S each were
Rugby War Mothers, Hebron Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary, Courtenay
Parent and Teachers association,
Wilton's Women's, velva Womens,
Barton Women's, Bowbels Study,
Center branch Of Stanton American
Legion Auxiliary. Bismarck Auxiliary
to Women's Nonpartisan Club No. l.
Bismarck Capitol Horemakers, Bis
marck Business and Professional Wo-
men. johnson Melany unit OF Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary. Rugby Woman's,
Bismarck Study, Cando Coterie, the
0jcv, - 80
America and Bismarck Cosmos.
Four dollars was sent by the Lang
don Women's club, and the Zahl
Women's Christian Temperance I'm
ion. Checks for $500 were sent by
the Williston Book and Thimble, Wah-
peton Fortnightly Auxiliary, and Park
River Harmony clubs and Mrs. Carl
Maassen, Bismarck. Minot Women's
club sent 1891. Minot Art club sent
Sass. Wimbledon Study and New
England Woman's clubs sent $3.50.
Washburn Study sent $2.25, Leeds Al
fredian sent $2.35. the Goodrich AM
erican Legion Auxiliary sent $40,
New Rockford Minerva club sent 81 O5,
Harvey Sorosis club sent $1.60, and
the Maddox Woodman Circle sent
$50.
Donors listed for 81 each are the
following clubs: Tollcy Study. Steele
Fine Arts, Newburg Homemakers, Toll
ma Civic and Study. Verona Dacotah,
LaMoure Fortnightly, Watford City
Woman's. Devils Lake Junior Study,
Bathgate Study, Leeds Women's Pro-
gressive, Devils Lake Women's. Devils
Lake Twentieth Century. Garrison
Improvement. Courtenay Study, La
Moure Sorosis, Blaisdell Homemakers,
Ryder Home Economics, Petersburg
PAN. Homemakers. Steele Fine Arts,
Mohall Woman's and Washburn Am
erican Legion Auxiliary.
Small Gifts Come In, Too
The % $l.0O checks sent were from
Edwarda Soberg Of HARDWOOD. and the
following clubs: M.yville Womens,
Zap Civic. Portland Book and Thimble,
Sarles Study. Pekin Study, Lisbon
Women's. Fairmoun Women,s Lit
erary, Hankinson Women's Literary,
Hatton Woman's. Casselton Woman's,
Lisb Mothers. Wahpeton Fortnight
~, X0lSO EW LAA6AlCAy, 0dIBO ktOuI1O
Table. Sheldon Woman's, Van Hook
Women's Civic League. Enderlin Cleo,
Fessenden Mothers. Hansboro Friends
in Council. Enderlin Tuesday Study,
Fargo Study. Wahpeton Auxiliary
Literary. Kenmare AVA, Regent
Senior Women's. Minot Study. Lid
gerwood Woman,s, Wahpeton Literary
and Lidgerwood Civic Improvement
Club women OF Dawson will again
clean all the cabins, saving a large
expenditure.
Promotion Of the free bed by the
various groups has been greatly APP
preciated. association leaders state.
With seal sales dropping from $685.
$3.50 in 1928. the year camp opened.
to SIS $50 In 1888. the budget has been
reduced materially from the high fig
ure OF $500.
In the fall. Miss Katen will present
a report Of the North Dakota camps
season at the Mississippi area confer
ence. which includes only two other