The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-05-27
Social Events
JumOrs-Seni0rs Swing 1t" AT
Annual FrOlic

Jumors-Seniors Swing 1t" AT
Annual Frolic
It was truly swing it" at the
Junior-Senior banquet and Prom
last Saturday evening when Juniors
feted the graduating class, school
board and faculty members in the
annual event. The theme of the
event was music with the Hit Par
ade setting a lively pace. Glass
advisor, in charge of the prom,
was Miss Helen Ranstad.
About $50 sat at the banquet
tables in the decorated gymnasium
and heard the program listing Ray
Walker, Junior president, as toast
master. Response to his opening
remarks was followed with senior
president John Egan's acceptance
Of the welcome to the senior class.
Listed also as speakers were J. F.
Cooper, of the school board, and
Supt. w. A. Kohl, and E. w. Olson,
senior high school principal. Musi-
cal numbers during this program
were offered by Miss Betty John
son, and by the girls trio.
Leading the grandmarch was
Ray Walker and his partner, Miss
Mab1e Gail Benson. There were
the ladies all in formal long gowns
in a multitude Of varying colors.
Following the grand march the
dance was on. Included in the
floor show was the Pickaninny
Strut by Marilyn Cordel and Aud
rey Brecken, Swing Again by La
erna Holler, Marion Arneson, and
Eunice Svenneby, A Chinese cos
tune toe dance by Carol Corden,
and syncopated vocal numbers by
Miss Pearl Swope. The Cane dance
by Phyllis Pangburn and Carol
Cordell ended the floor show.
During the dance colored lights
played on diamond busted decora-
tions casting vari-colored fhcks Of
light. The gym was decorated in
the colors black and white, and
large cutouts Of musical symbols
graced the decorations. The novelty
of the Swing" movement was
carried out in detail with the adj
dition of swings from the ceiling.
500 Club
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. F. p.
Minette entertained members Of
the 500 Club at her home.
M. e. Ladies' Aid
Members of the Ladies Aid will
meet in regular session in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon,
June Bird, at three o'clock.
Entertained Wednesday
Mrs. L. A. Pierson assisted by
Mrs. c. c. Sundell entertained at
her home Wednesday afternoon at
a 1870 O'Clock luncheon. Following
the luncheon bridge was played at
three tables.
Leagurers Roller Skate
About fourteen members Of the
Epforth League Of the Methodist
Church autoed to Round Prairie
Friday evening and enjoyed a roller
skating party. Furnishing trans
portation for the group was Rev.
NJ. L. Brann and G. r. Easton.
Mary Palmer Married Saturday
With only a simple ceremony
held at the Methodist Parsonage Of
the Rev. M. L. Brann, Miss Mary
Palmer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G. Palmer, was married Satur-
day morning at 1000 o'clock to
Louis Larson, Of Glenwood.
For the ceremony the bride was
attired in a frey suit with blue
accessories and wore q shoulder
boquet Of mixed flowers. Following
the wedding a dinner for a few
friends and relatives was served
at the home of the brides parents.
Attending from out Of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. johnson, Of
Glenwood.
Mrs Larson was graduated from
the Sank Centre Public Schools
and the Normal Training Depart
ment and for several years had
taught ruraa schools in this section.
Mr.. Larson is a well-driller with
his business address In Glenwood.
Saturday the couple left on a
wedding trip to Duluth and north
ern Minneota with a proposed it.
inerary including Granite Falls
where Mrs. Larson has brother.
In Duluth she has another brother,
DR.. Harry Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Larson will be at home in Glen
wood following their trip.