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room. The annual report of Mrs. Nels
Nelson, secretary, of Virginia will be
given and Miss Florence Lang will out
line a program of work for 1886. A
noon luncheon will be served at which
Mrs. Belle O. Fish of the Agricultural
Extension Division of the University OF
Minnesota will speak. Mrs. E. j. Kenny
will present the 1885 achievement ban
ner, Miss Julia A. Newton will speak as
will also Miss Esther Thompson OF
Winnipeg. Mrs. F. H. Cash will lead in
the community singing.
The Civic and Commercial Section
H T. Olson of Tower, chairman; will
meet at a noon luncheon in the Moorish
room at 200 o'clock on Friday. Priley' S
orchestra will furnish music. M. l.
Smith will address the gathering on
achievements of the All Club" Su-
perior National Forest Supervisor r. u.
Harmon on Forestry AS 1t Affects Re
CREATION" Victor Christgau, state WPA
administrator, will speak on Federal
Works Program" S. v. Saxby, executive
secretary of the Minnesota Arrowhead
Association, will talk on Our Tourist
Industry" An open forum on the queS-
ton, What will the Special Session of
the Legislature Do?" and the election of
officers will conclude this session. a. a
The Child Welfare Conference. under
the Craftsmanship of Mrs. M. c. Fran
cisco will meet on Saturday morning
at 800 o'clock in the English room.
This is a breakfast meeting and the
subject to be discussed is How Shall
We Train Our Children to Live Safely
in Dangerous Age?" Miss Nellie
Feetham will take the side of mental
training; Miss Grace Ward of the zins-
master Bread Co., physical training, and
the Rev. Gilbert K. Good, spiritual
training. Miss Helen Stoudt, executive
secretary of the Child Welfare Associ-
alton, will speak on How Can the
Child Welfare Chairmen Help
Mrs. A. j. McMahan of this city is a
member of the st. Louis County Child
Welfare Association and will attend the
sessions. The regular session of this
association was to have been held on
Monday but was postponed to Saturday
to meet in connection with the session
of the Child Welfare Conference above
noted.
The Boys and Girls All Clubs De-
partment will meet on Friday MORN
ing at 1000 o'clock in the English
Room under the Craftsmanship of M
I. Smith. Music will be given by the
Aurora Junior Homemakers. Miss
Mabel Fertig will present the plans
for 1886: Miss Esther Thompson will
speak on Boys and Girls Clubs in
Sweden" and Earl Bakken of st. Paul
will talk on Rural Scouts" Youth
will be the subject for an address by
George A. Selke, chairman of the State
Youth Committee. The election of Of
ficerS will follow and a luncheon will
be served at 1918. Later Mrs. Belle
Osborn Fish will speak on What's
Ahead" and H. j. Aase on Rural
Service Clubs"
The annual banquet takes place at
500 O'Clock Friday. The banquet is
rendered the delegates and friends by
the Duluth Chamber of Commerce and
the County Club. The program is as
follows:
Observation-Disclosures Meldahl, Prin-
cipal of East Jr. High School. Duluth.
InVocation-The Rev. L. L. Dunning-
ham, Duluth.
Community Singing F. H. Cash,
Hibbing, leader.
Address Of Welcomed w. Clark.
president Duluth Chamber of Com
merce.
Response L. c. David, Hibbing.
president of st. Louis County Club.
AddreSs-"St. Louis County Agricul-
turally Supreme E P. Gibson.
Meadowlands.
Address-"Planning for Tomorrow
by DR.. Geo. A. Selke, president of ST
Cloud Teachers College.
Group of Songs-Mrs. John T. Iinde
accompanied by Mrs Earl r. Larson.
All Court of Honor.
Recreatlonal Hour-In charge of Miss
Myrtle Larson, Duluth, chairman Rec
reational Committee.
The General Assembly will take nlace
at GAS at Saturday morning. Singing
will be led by Mrs. Cash. President
David VIII make short talk. The
minutes of the 1884 annual MEETING
will be read and also the treasurer,s
statement. C. H. Zealand. state direc-
tor of Public Safety, ST. Paul, will
speak on Are You Next" and the re-
ports Of the general chairmen win be
given. Adjournment will be at 1900
sharp.