The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-05-27
Lady Foresters Meet

Lady Foresters Meet
Little Flower Court, Lady For
esters, will meet this evning,
Thursday, beginning at 800 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. Fred LUX.
World Friendship Society
Tomorrow afternoon, Friday at
800 pm. members of the World
Friendship Society Of the Congre-
gational Church will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. A. Caughren.
Past Matrons
The members of the Past Ma
irons Club enjoyed a 1870 Dutch
treat" luncheon at the Tavern last
Friday. A delightful social time af-
forwards was spent at the home of
Mrs. George Berggreen.
Surprised on 18th Anniversary
A number Of friends and neigh
bors engineered a surprise party
for Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Min
cite at the o. K. Ranch Sunday
evening when the couple celebrated
their 18th wedding anniversary
ID of I Entertained
The local chapter of the Daugh-
tiers of Isabella entertained last
Monday at social meeting with
lunch and an entertainment pro-
gram held in st. Paul's School.
Attending besides members of the
local chapter were members from
Melrose.
Have Linen Shower
A linen shower was given We'd
nesday evening of last week when
the Walther League of the Zion
Lutheran Church honored Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Tank, who had been
married the day before. Lunch
wais served to more than thirty
persons attending.
Entertained In Farewell Party
At the home Of Mrs. Adolph
Ebensteiner, with Mrs. Fred LUX
assisting, group Of friends were
entertained at a party honoring
Mrs. Joe Pfhpsen Tuesday even
ing. The affair was In the nature
of a farewell since Mrs. Pflipsen
leaves next Monday for Minneapo-
lis where she will make her home.
Sixty Attend Y. p. Rally
Sunday afternoon when sur
rounding towns were represented
at a Young Peoples rally at the
CONGREGATIONAL Church, about 60
attended representing the towns
of Alexandria, Long Prairie, Glen
wood, Bowles, and Little Falls.
The meeting opened with Wor-
ship Service lead by Russell Lar
SON. Reports were given by vari-
Gus ones attending on both the
Mankato and Fairmont Young
Peoples Conferences. The Rev.
Rob Roy Hardin gave reading
on the Painting Of the Last Supper.
Retiring from the Church parlors
at 600 the group adjourned to
Spring Park for picnic supper
with an informal service.
A. o. q. w. Meeting
-Four members were taken into
the A. o. u. w. Order at their last
regular meeting. Following a bus
mess meeting the evening was
spent in old time dancing. RE
freshments were served at mid
night.
The Mothers Council met at the
home of Frank Rishe Tuesday af-
ternoon making plans for the camp
in June. Mrs. Rishe served lunch
following the meeting. J. c. Brown,
State Drill Commander, was in the
city Sunday helping Frank Koter-
ba with the drill team Of the local
unit which has been drilling every
Sunday since the first Of the year.
Gradatim Members Attend District
Meet
Eleven members from Gradatim
motored to Park Rapids Tuesday
where they attended the opening
day sessions Of the district meet
ing for the Federation Of Women's
Clubs. Remaining for Wednesday
were Mrs. c. A. Klar and Mrs p.
r. Davis, who balloted in the cleo
ton for president. Mrs. Davis
presented the Gradatim report to
the group Wednesday. Speaking
on the program were Mrs. Gun
dranzson, State President, whose
topic was "A Milestone, and Mrs.
Nicely Pardee, State Chairman Of
Public Welfare, who addressed the
assemblage on the work Of her
commission. n. r. Knapp spoke
on educational work in CCC camps,
and w. r. Munich, Of the Conser-
walton Department, spoke con-
servation-wise on the topic Back
to God and Nature. Members at
tending Tuesday sessions heard a
concert presentation Tuesday eve
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