The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-25
RURAL RECREATION
IS EMPHASIZED At
SLOPE INSTITUTE
Seventy-Five Delegates Attend
Training School; Jackson
Is in Charge

Emphasizing rural recreation, w.
p Jackson. national recreation
school representative from New York
assisted by Miss Grace DeLong, state
home demonstration leader from
Fargo. Wednesday instructed dele
gates to the Missouri Slope institute
ir methods Of directing group activ-
ties.
seventy-five delegates fom Is Slope
counties are participating in the in
struction sessions. This is the larg-
est representation to attend any of
the four institutes thus far con-
Quoted in the state Miss DeLong re-
ported.
The institute will be concluded
Thursday noon. A special meeting
OF delegates is planned for Wednes-
day night when representatives will
be given an opportunity to do in
dividual work in the training pro-
gram. All sessions are being con-
Quoted in the World War Memorial
building.
Activities stressed at the four day
meeting were community singing;
song leading: games, indoor and out
door: recreation for families and
small groups and folk dancing.
Organizations having representa-
tives at the meeting include Home
makers clubs. All clubs. parent
teacher associations, Farmers Union,
community clubs, Campfire Girls,
Boy Scouts. rural and federal emer-
gency relief organizations.
Delegates present are:
Billings-Mrs. Walter Schwartz, A.
c. Burgum and Marvin Gethman,
Medora.
Burleigh-Mrs. Barnev O. Strand,
Regan: Mrs George schlabach, Dris-
coll: Miss Pearl L. Salter. Menoken;
Dorothy Petron, NJ. c. Altenburg, r.
J Montgomery Mrs. Frank Nichols,
Mrs. Mildred Fried Simle, Mrs. ]. o.
Quinn. Claire H. King, Mrs. H. A.
Pike and Miss Marie Huber, Bis
marck; Mrs. r. T. Hughes and Mrs.
Henry Larson. Mckenzie: Mrs. M. H.
Lunn and Mrs Alden Nelson, Dris-
coll; Mrs. A. B. johnson. Mrs. A. H.
Erickson and A. B. johnson. Wilton:
Mrs. Fred Habeck. Mckenzie: Mrs.
Fay johnson and Mrs. Jason Hoover,
Moffit; Ted Meinhover, Ben Jacob
sen and Mrs. Blanche Disney, Bis
marck; and Mrs. Eta Jenkins, Bald
win.
Emmons-Mrs. r. J. Buchanan.
Mrs. p. s. Gutensohn and Mrs. B. w.
Thompson, Hazelton; William J.
Wolverton. Linton.
Grant-Mrs. p. F. Klein and Pearl
Shick, Raleigh: John Heiser, Carson:
Mrs. F. x. Dempsey, Raleigh.
Kidder-Carl T. Carlson, Steele:
Mrs. George Murphy, Kintyre; Mrs.
Peter Nelson and Betty DeKrey, Tap
pen; Arthur Mcdonnell, Robinson:
Miss Isabella Kinney and Elsie Dams
gard, Braddock; Mrs. F. Krementsky,
Mrs. F. r. Allan and Mrs. g. B.
Mansfield, Tuttle.
Mercer-Mrs. A. ]. Schneider, Zap:
] r. McClung, Stanton.
McIntosh-August Schwartz, Ash
ley.
McLean-Loretta Granstrom. OPAL
Melick. Adele Tjenstrom, Washburn,
Lois Schempp. Underwood and Alex
Hummel, Garrison.
Morton-R. G. Newcomer, Man.
dan: Mrs. James Kottsick, New
Salem: Mrs. w. Borden, William P.
Ellison and Mrs. s. r. Bryant, Man.
dan: Mrs. Jesse Pulley and Dorothy
Pulley. Mrs. Joseph Hooverstol, Al
mont: Mrs. J. T. Whitledge, Glen
Ullin.
Sheridan-Mrs. o. B. Just and Mrs.
II. Berge, Mercer: Mrs. Elsie Swend-
sen and Shris Swentlsen. Pickard-
vile and E. A. Zapf, McClusky.
Sioux-Mrs. Stella Clary, Mcintosh.
s. D.
Stark-Mrs. Lilly Lorentz and Mrs.
Louise Eggert. Hebron.
Stutsman-Dan Rice, Pettibone:
Mrs. J. ]. Gergen. Cleveland and
Mrs. Helmer Engrave, jamestown.