The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-06-09
SAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre. MINI.

All clover leaf, with the cover in
green, while the pages Of white con-
tanned the program, the club pledge
and club songs. Guests enjoyed a
evening, and received the
that 4-H work Of the
county is In good hands. This ban
quet was given as a sequel to the
drive, In which the
county membership was swelled to
600. This Is the greatest number
Of boys and girls ever engaged in
All work In one year in the county.
Shower For Mary Strebel-
At the home Of Mrs. q. w.
Sprague at 81 Main Street, about
thirty guests were entertained at a
shower honoring Miss
Mary Strebel whose marriage to
Robert Wig, announced some time
ago, Is an event Of this summer. The
afternoon was spent embroidering
dish towels. Tea was served at 4:30
O'Clock with Mrs! Sprague and Mrs.
il r. Iaughlin, Of Grey Eagle, serv-
ing. Hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. Sprague, Miss Pearl
Swope, Miss Vivian Hemming, Miss
Viola Laughlin, and Miss Nellie
Robertson. Monday Miss Strebel
and her sister, Miss Jane Strebel,
arrived in this city.
Farewell Party
Miss Monica Fleming, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Fleming, was
honored at a farewell party by a
number Of girl friends at her home
on Oak Street last week. Miss
Fleming left Sunday afternoon for
Minneapolis, from where she left
for Warm Springs, Georgia, to en-
ter the Warm Springs Foundation
during the summer months. She
was accompanied to Minneapolis by
her mother, who is spending the
week visiting relatives, attending
commencement exercises at st.
GATHERINGS College Thursday, and
the wedding Of niece Saturday.
Luncheon For Brides-To-Be-
At luncheon party in her home
on Elm Street Tuesday noon, Mrs.
L. L. Kells entertained for two
brides of this month, whose mar
riages will be events shortly. Hon
ored were Miss Mary Strebel, for
merly Of this city, and Miss Elaine
Laughlin, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
J. T. Laughlin, Of Grey Eagle. Cow
ers were laid for twelve guests.
Miss Strebel will be married to Rob
ert Wig. Miss Laughlin's marriage
is to occur in Pittfield, Massachu-
sets, late this month. DR.. and Mrs.
Laughlin and daughter, Viola,
school instructor here and brides
maid for her sister, will motor to
the East, leaving next Sunday.
Gopher Prairie 4-H Tonight
A meeting Of the Gopher Prairie
All Club, postponed from last week,
will be held this evening, Thursday,
at the home Of Leo Zehrer. The
meeting place was changed from
the Henry Miller home as previous
ly announced. Harvey Kuchen-
becker, county All head, and Miss
Moline, home demonstration agent,
will attend.
Attend District Missionary Meet
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. M. L.
Brann, Mrs. Ray Remster, and Mrs.
A. r. Hesse autoed to Bemidji
where they attended on Wednesday
sessions Of the district convention
for Methodist Missionary societies.
The ladies are delegates from the
Home Missionary Society Of the loo
al Church.
Little Flower Court ......
A regular meeting of the W.C.O.F.
number 492 will be held this eve
ming, Thursday, at the home of Mrs.
o. Klonne. The meeting will begin
at 500 o'clock.
Bride-To-Be Sh0wered-
Miss Dorothy Carlson, Of Melrose,
whose marriage to Norbert Nathe,
of Anchorage, Alaska, is an event
during July, was honored with a
linen shower at the home Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Nathe Monday afternoon
in this city. Miss Carlson is the
daughter of Editor and Mrs. c. w.
Carlson, of Melrose. Other host
esses for the affair were Mrs. Nat
he's daughters, Mrs. Walt Jung and
Mrs. Fred Schwartz. Miss Carlson
received from the list of guests
present many beautiful pieces hon.
oring her coming marriage. Be
sides Mrs. Carlson and her daugh-
ter, Charlotte, Of Melrose, other out
of-town guests included: Mrs. John
Sauer and daughter, Marie, of West
Union, Mrs. H. j. Sauer, of Paynes-
vile, and Mrs. Susan Nathe, of
Greenwald.
Married Tuesday,
At the parsonage Of Rev. Gordy
in Grey Eagle Tuesday morning at
1880 o'clock, Miss Mildred Clear,
daughter of Mr.. ana Walter Clear,
Of Grey Eagle, and Carl Iceberg,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Iceberg,
Of Swanville, spoke marriage vows.
Attending Miss Clear was her
bridesmaid, Miss Edna Burns, Of
Grey Eagle. Best man for Mr.. LEX
berg was Harold Hedin, of Upsala
In informal wedding attire, the