The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-05-27
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Naomi Chapter of the Order Of
Eastern Star will meet Tuesday
evening at the Masonic Temple
at 500 o'clock. This is to
be regular meeting.
Woman's Relief Corps
For the purpose of making
wreaths for Memorial Day use the
Woman's Relief Corps will meet
at the home of Mrs. Harold Dicki-
SON at 521 9th Street south Satur-
day afternoon. ALI members are
urged to be present.
Brimon Club
Announced as their final meet
ing of the year Brimon Club was
entertained at dinner Monday eve
ming at the White Swan. Follow
ing the dinner engagement the
group played bridge at the home of
Mrs. Phil Steiner.
Friendship Club
The Friendship Club met at the
home of Mrs. Blaire Close when
final reports on the Home Manage
ment project were completed.
Lunch was served by division
three. Visitors included Mrs. L.
o. Swedstad and baby daughter,
and Mrs. Erwin Kirchoff, of West
port. The next meeting of the club
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Veeder, June 18th.
To Address Church School Heads
Next Wednesday evening, at 8
pm. Mrs Anna Lowe, of Long
Prairie, will address teachers and
workers in Church Schools of this
community in the Methodist
Church. Mrs. Lowe, who attended
the World Church School conven-
ton in Oslo, Norway, last year, was
scheduled to speak here at Young
Peoples Rally last Sunday, but
postponement of her participation
was necessary. All those interest
ed in Church School work are cor
daily invited to attend. A picnic
lunch will be served.
Home Management Group Picnic
Seventy-six local adult leaders
will be recognized by the $50 men,
bers in the Home Management pro-
ject and their families at two big
picnics in Sank Centre today,
Thursday, May 81, and in Cold
Spring Friday, May 18th.
The general arrangements COM
mittees for the Sank Centre picnic
are: Mrs. Ray Walker, Mrs. p. M.
Kennedy, Mrs. II. s. Tillotson and
Mrs. John Pletchett. Both Miss M.
Lois Reid, acting State Home DEM
onstration Leader and Miss Mary
May Miller, Extension Specialist,
Home Management, University
Farm, st. Paul, will be on the pro-
gram. The program will be as fol-
lows:
11:O0LContests, games, social
period, tug-o-war, for both men and
women, husband calling contest for
women, nail driving contest for
women, hog calling contest for
men. An award will be given to
the group having the largest at
tendance Of adults.
12:OO-Picnic dinner by groups.
1:00-Everybody's Sing led by
Moan Anderson. Group stunts,
songs or yells, IA County Extension
Program, Miss M. Lois Reid, &C
ting State Home Demonstration
leader, group reports given by a
leader from. each training center:
Richmond center, Mrs. VIM. Heit-
Ike, Roscoe; st. Cloud center, Mrs.
Clemens Landwehr, st. Cloud;
Eden Valley center, Mrs. George
Hoskins, Eden Valley; Albany CEN
ter, Mrs. Walter Birr, Albany;
Sank Centre, Mrs. George Miller,
Sank Centre; Brooten center, Mrs.
Henry Denne, Georgeville; Group
entertainment, what Next In Home
Management"-Miss Mary May
Miller, Extension Specialist in
Home Management Group stunts,
etc. County report for 1936-37 activ-
Agent. Stunt.
The Sank Centre picnic will be
held at the City Park, but in case
of rain the local group will gather
at the Ben Otte farm, one-half
mile east of Sank Centre.
Organize All Club
Fifteen rural boys and girls or
ganized a All club in the vicinity
of st. Anthony during the past
week. Plans are under way for q
successful year. Canning seems to
ibe the most popular project for the
girls and livestock for the boys.
Due to the small enrolment in
that club, any boy or girl between
the ages Of 1920 years may become
members Of the club. The next
meeting will be held June 30th at
the st. Anthony school.
Rose Marie Oehrlein was elected
president, Cyril Menth vice presi-
dent and Herbert Haberman sec.
retary-treasurer.
The name Of the club will be de-
cided at the next meeting. Parents
are urged to attend the meetings
with the boys and girls.
Local Girl Honored
Elected to membership Of the
honor society Sigma Epsilon Sigma,
at the University Of Minnesota, was
Miss June Arndt, sophomore in
the College Of Science, Literature,
and Arts, and daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Arndt Of this city.
Announcement of her election to
this honor group was made when
1900 seniors were graduated from
the University last week.
Miss Arndt was selected from the
class Of sophomore women students
for the election to the society.
Sigma Epsilon requires that those
elected must have attained an ev-
erage Of rs honor points per Gre
dit hour, or higher, during the
freshman year. Honor points are
given in attainment Of a certain