The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-06-09

Officers were elected unanimous
ly as follows: Mrs. H. Knapp, presi-
dent; Mrs. George Bergrreen, first
vice; Mrs. G. F. Yager, second vice;
Miss s. Anderson, treasurer; Mrs.
L. Clough, Chaplain; Mrs. M. Mill
ner, sergeant at arms and custod-
ian; executive board members are:
Mrs. Iris Betz, Mrs. John Hanson,
and Mrs. d. A. Daniels.
Following adjournment the host
esses, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Bastfen,
and Mrs. Clough served delicious
lunch. The next meeting is plan
ned for the second Monday in July,
the 18th, at the home Of Mrs. Lovik.
Married Sunday
Married quietly Sunday afternoon
at the Congregational Parsonage Of
the Rev. p. ]. Jansen, Miss Elnora
Cheadle became the bride of Jacob
B. Pyles, Jr. Miss Cheadle Is a
resident Of this community whose
home is about ten miles from this
city. Mr.. Pyles is a Minneapolis
resident. Witnesses for them were
the brides brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Cheadle.
East Side Bridge Club
Mrs. J. B. Mondloch entertained
members Of the East Side Bridge
Club Monday evening at her home.
Following cards lunch was served.
Niblick Postponed
Niblick Clubs meeting, scheduled
to be held next Tuesday afternoon,
has been postponed for one week,
will be held Tuesday afternoon,
June 21st. Members will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. d. B.
Caughren with Mrs. r. w. Bassett
co-hostess.
Daughters of Isabella
Daughters Of Isabella will meet
next Monday evening, at 800, at
st. Paul's Church basement.
Girl Scout Hike
The Senior Girl Scouts went on
a hike Tuesday afternoon. This hike
was planned by Margaret Markson
and Ruth Westhoff. Several girls
passed their fire building and out
door cooking tests. The girls discov-
cred a new hiking place and named
it Smokey Hallow." The follow
ing girls were on this hike: Cath
crime Hansen, Carol Cordell, Mar
ian Butler, Rita Egan, Shirley Ros-
enwald, Lorraine Pendroy, Betty
Botz, Ruth Konop, Margaret Mark
son, Ruth Westhoff. Mrs. Rosen-
wald was the leader and chaperon.
Contributed.
Al Leader Banquet
All leaders of Stearns County and
a number of guests, in all about
200 people, attended the annual
banquet held in the Breen Hotel
Saturday night. Those from this
community in attendance were Mr..
and Mrs. c. F. Botz, Miss Viola
Miller, Mr.. Carl Perry, industrial
arts instructor Of the Sank Centre
schools, and Ed L. Rattle, Of the
Herald.
J. M. Kunkel, president Of the All
Council, acted as POSTMASTER. r.
II. Giberson, district club leader,
Of Morris, was the speaker of the
evening. Other speakers were: FIR.
Luke, Of Albany; Fred Schilplin, Of
st. Cloud; J. F. Reed, president Of
Farm Bureau 1926-1928; w. J. Hines,
st. Cloud; Paul Ahles, Probate
Judge; William Boerger, St. Cloud ;
County superintendent Schmitz, St.
Cloud; Ed Lenzmeier, county agent;
Miss Mary Moline, county leader;
Harvey Kuckenbecker, county lead
er, and representatives Of various
civic groups, etc.
A group Of club members carried
out candle lighting service, in which
they explained the meaning Of the
four HIS" Of club work.
Mr.. Giberson recalled events in
the lives of the three leaders Of
this county, and he represented a
pin to County Agent Ed Lenzmeier,
which he received twenty years
ago for being the champion corn
grower.
st. Martins All band furnished
music for the banquet and pro-
gram, and Miss Evelyn Hill, Of st.
Wendell, staged a singing and tap
dance act.
This was the first banquet Of its
kind held in the county, and each
Of the clubs throughout the coun-
ty invited guests to acquaint them
with the work of the All leaders.
Place cards and programs combin-
ed were made in the shape Of the