The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-24
Regular Sessions Of
Mothers Clubs Held

ouSlklSSS uAGStAA18Os PAV0ASseAS SA~S
ented BY members and social enter
tainment featured the sessions Of the
five mothers organizations which met
Tuesday.
Mother Service Club
Mrs. Paul M. Shannon was introd-
uced as new member when the
Mothers Service group met In the
evening at the home Of Mrs. L. H.
Carufel, 202 Eighth st., for contract
games at three tables and luncheon.
Score honors were received by Mrs.
r. 8. 1ndseth.
Progressive Mothers' Club
The II members OF Progressive
Mothers club were entertained Tues
day evening at the home OF Mrs.
Hazel Paris, Mandan. The program
consisted of roll call answered With
current events and paper, 1.-THE
Plight Of the Unemployed Woman, !"
given by Mrs. Gladys Nelson. Mrs.
Taft took her guests to the Lewis &
Clark hotel coffee shop for refresh
mentS.
Chapter L, s. NJ. c.
Miss Pearl Bryant, high school in
structor, was q guest speaker at the
meeting Of Chapter L, Sponsor Moth
ers' clubs, held Tuesday evening with
Mrs. Charles Rue, 6l9 Mandan st., as
hostess. Miss Bryant reviewed Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt's book, Its
Up to the Women" Other program
features were q paper, THE Parent
and Child Relationship" given by
Mrs. H. A. Pike and roll call answer
ed with Health Hints" Richard
Rue played two violin solos. Robins
Lullaby" and "Leola Waltz" The
meeting was closed with service OF
refreshments.
Chapter BIC, S. M. C.
Members of Chapter BIC, Sponsor
Mothers clubs, saw the two-reel film
1.-THE Science of SEEING" during their
meeting Tuesday evening at the home
OF Mrs. r. H. Penwarden, Jr., 81
Avenue d. The film, furnished by
the North Dakota Power e. Light
company, shows the harm which Is
done to eyes through incorrect light
ing. Mrs. L. H. Fredericks and Mrs
Steve w. Arman presented papers or
Child Health and Malnutrition" and
Infant and Maternal Mortality
respectively. After the program, the
members spent some time sewing sun
suits for Camp Grassick and the hos.
tess served lunch.
Chapter Lewis and Clark, S. NJ. c.
Roll call on Flowers and Herbs
Used In Cooking and two papers
constituted the program for the meet
ing Of Chapter Lewis and Clark
Sponsor Mothers clubs, which wal
held Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. G. w. Leifur, sol Sixth st
Mrs. George Smith discussed "Wilc
Gardens Of the Appalachians." A
paper on THE International Peace
Garden" written by Mrs. G. p
Rhoades, was read by Mrs. g. L
Dolph. The hostess served luncheon
during the social hour.
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MI. and Mrs. James Weeks of Mi.
mot have returned home after visi
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Weeks, I'll Ninth st.
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Mrs. Fred Lewis of Lennon, s. D.
visited with . number OF local resi-
cents, who formerly lived at Neche
curing the weekend. Mrs. Lewis ais.
is former Neche resident.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. +. Schenkenberg.
er have moved from HaSelton K
Mandan. where they are to live while
Mr.. Schenkenberger takes training
preparatory to becoming Red Ow
store manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Muir and chill
dren, 1916 Eighth st., ATTENDED
Homecoming weekend events q
jamestown college, Jamestown, o
which both Mr.. and Mrs. Muir arr
graduates.
Guests who arrived Monday at tn,
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Maison, ~;
Fifth st., are Mrs. Maison's mother
Mrs. George Wise, and their daugh
ter-in-law, Mrs. Archie Maison, VIII,
came from Racine, Wis.,, for q stay o
about two weeks. While she Is herr
Mrs. Maison also will be the guest o
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Maison, par
entS Of her husband.
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| DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Lamont an.
their daughters, the Misses Joyce an.
Alwyn Lamont, Of Nopeming, Mimi
were guests OF DR.. and Mrs. T. O
Brandenburg, $40 Avenue D, from
Sunday until Tuesday morning. Mrs
Lamont Is DR.. Brandenburg's sister
DR.. Lamont. who was superintendent
Of the North Dakota tuberculosis san
atorium for II years, came especial!
to address the guests at the twenty
fifth anniversary luncheon Of TIL
North Dakota tuberculosis as
sociation held Monday. He now i
connected with the Nopeming SAM
|torium, which is located near Duluth