The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-20
District President
Urges Knowing State

Mrs. Florence H. Davis, president
Of the eighth district, North Dakota
Federation Of Women's clubs, made an
appeal for Knowing Our Home State"
III her address given over KFYR at
1880 o'clock Thursday morning as
the second In this years series spon-
sored by the district.
The series was opened last week BY
Mrs. John Knauf. jamestown, state
federation president. Next weeks Pc
Rod will be given over to Miss Helen
Katen, executive secretary Of the
North Dakota Anti-Tuberculosis asso-
citation, which IS to observe its twenty
fifth anniversary Monday. On No
vember l. U. 8. Senator Gerald r. Nye
will be heard on the munitions probe.
which is receiving the endorsement Of
the national federation Of womens
clubs.
Mrs. Davis reiterated the charge Of
Mrs. Knauf 10 clubwomen, urging In
telligent study Of economic conditions
confronting them In order that they
may the better meet and solve each
problem as 1t comes. She reminded
clubwomen that their place Is home
keepers does not remove them from
the scene Of action but rather sends
them into the fray. In this economic
adjustment" Mrs. Davis declared,
women can take . place Of impor-
lance, that Of making the most of the
means ct hand"
As the means at hand, the district
president listed education for all ages,
seeing the beauty that Is everywhere,
establishing international relations
Dnd working for public welfare.
In speaking Of North Dakota's.
beauty, Mrs. Davis said. North Da-
kota is SO full Of beauty that the fine
arts Of song and drama and story are
developing 1T our very doors In the
urge to express the Joy Of our hert-
tage. Let us encourage this expression
Of our home artists, that never again
may It be printed on the page Of .
magaAne-'the state nobody knows"
Mrs. Edna McCorry, AZ Fifth st,
was guest OF honor ct surprise
"a Usa0oy pW4vy 84vOA4 ~ 4lSA 4AOSSSO
wednesday evening BY members Of
the Stitch-in-Time club. Whist
games were played at two tables dur
ing the evening, which was closed
with the serving Of supper. The large
decorated birthday cake was baked by
Mrs. Ralph Broehl, who arranged the
party. The guest Of honor was pre-
sented with several gifts. A Hal
loween theme. worked out in the ira
ditional black and yellow colors, was
used In decorating the rooms.
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Mrs. w. H. Stutsman, Jr., and son,
william, Of Washburn, formerly Of
Bismarck and MAndan, were In the
city for short time Thursday after
noon while en- route to Grand Forks
to attend the University Of North
Dakota homecoming festivities. Mrs.
8tutsman and William viii remain ct
Grand Forks for . week visiting her
parents and then viii 60 to Fargo to
meet Mr.. Stutsman ct the North d.
kota Agricultural college homecoming
game, after which they viii return to
Washbun.
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Bridge WAS played ct three tables
following the business meeting Of the
st. Anthony missionary group held
Thursday evening ct the home Of
Mrs. 7. J. Mclaughlin. o02 Sixth 81.
Honors In the games were awarded to
Mrs. =. A. Greenwood and Mrs. J. P.
Schmidt. Mrs. Mclaughlin served 70.
treatments. AGrs. Walter J. Maddox,
cat Ninth st., has invited the group
to inset with her next "wednesday
evening.
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James Nicholson and Mrs. James
Mc0inty Of GAINESVILLE, Wis.,. who have
been visiting for 10 days with their
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mn. N. J. Wtdes. III Raymond st..