The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-08-18

camp and its life. "Such a high
precedent was set at this first camp
and it was so successful that 1t will
be hard to duplicate" Mrs. Klar
said.
Last Wednesday evening at the
first troop meeting since the camp
closed handicraft exhibits, made at
the camp, were displayed before the
troop. A public exhibition Of these
articles is planned soon according
to plans Of the Sank Centre Girl
Scout Council.
Speaking for the troop and the
Council at large, Mrs. L. w. Whit
son, council chairman, voiced deep
gratitude to the american Legion,
Mr.. J. F.. Cooper and all those in.
dividuals who helped make the
camp so successful" It was large,
ly through the cooperation Of Mr..
Cooper, who donated the lakefronta
site, the Legion and the men whose
bee built the cabin, and the other
individuals who SO cheerfully con-
tributed with utensils, time and
furnishings that made the camp So
much Of a,ssuccess and so much
fun, she said. .- - 49,
Honor Friend a
Mrs. Carol Coons (nee Isabel Han
SEM, OF Greenville, South Carolina,
was honored guest last Thursday
afternoon at a cottage party at the
summer home Of Mrs. Ed Peter
son. Co-hostess was Mrs. w. L.
Otto. Twelve guests were entertain
ed at the afternoon affair.
.
5 Year Old Has Party
Wednesday afternoon when Miss
Rose Ann Holbrook celebrated her
fifth birthday anniversary she was
given a party by her mother, Mrs.
d. c. Holbrook., Five little girls.
friends of Rose AIMS, were enter
tanned at an afternoon party with
lunch following.
Attended Convention
Mrs. L. J. Dolson, private music
instructor of this city, attended in
Wadena Monday a district conven-
ton for music teachers of the Min
nesota Music Teachers Association.
Principal speaker at the affair, held
in Wadena's Legion auditorium, was
Carlyle Scott, head of the music
department at the University Of
Minnesota.
Mrs. KObler Surprised on
Birthday Anniversary
Mrs. Ida Kobler observed her
S2nd birthday anniversary quietly
at her home on South Main Street
Sunday. That evening, quite to her
surprise, about twenty Of her neigh
bors and friends came to her home
for a social evening. The self-in-
vited guests served ice cream and
cake and wished her many more
such happy occasions.
Ase
Entertain for Mrs. Sprague-
Mrs. F. w. Sprague was honored
at an informal evening affair Mon
day when nine guests were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. L. L.
Kells. Co-hostess was Mrs. Ben +.
Dubois. The affair honored Mrs.
Sprague before her leaving this city
to make her home in Tryon, North
Carolina. Mrs. Sprague and two
daughters, Faye and Margaret, plan
to leave Saturday morning. Anoth-
er daughter, Susan, recently grad
uated from the University Of Min
nesota, will teach in Minneapolis
this year.
Division Two
Last night, Wednesday, members
of Division two Of the Methodist
Ladies Aid were entertained at the
home Of Mrs. w. d. Gallup.
City To Have ID Of III
Convention In October
Plans for the district convention
to be held in this city October 10th
for the Degree Of Honor will be
outlined at the meeting Of the adult
club at the Community Club Rooms
Monday evening, Mrs. M. v. Weeks
announced this week. Attending to
assist will be the Grand End Vice
president, Mrs. Bertha Vaughn, OF
Morris.
Last Wednesday twenty-one juv-
eniles and seven adults attended a
district convention for the Degree
Of Honor in Glenwood. After pic
mic in the park, there was rituals
tic work in the hall. The Junior
lodge Of this city conducted the