The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-12-15

Tree, dllu gus cACIlduS6u Will Ied-
ture the party. Ralph Kamphenkle,
of Long Prairie, and Calix F. Bow
er, st. Cloud, district manager, will
be present.
Has Bridge Club
Mrs. George Sieben entertained
Wednesday afternoon for members
Of the Euchre-Bridge Club at her
home on Pine Street. Lunch was
served in the late afternoon.
Gradatim COstumed
For Christmas FrOlic-
Costumed as children in the old
time country school, members of
Gradatim tossed aside its studying
Wednesday afternoon as adults,
and with the spirit Of fun, enjoyed
their annual Christmas frolic. Mrs.
Fred Unger, in whose home the
party was given, was hostess. San
ia Claus, gift exchanging, decora-
tions all fitted into the Christmas
scheme.
Southern Exodus For
Holiday Travellers
Holiday travellers, some Of whom
will leave the city late this week,
have selected Florida as a favored
spot for holiday vacations. Others
have selected spots in the south, in
New Orleans. Still others will go
east to spend Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. Conklin ex-
pect to leave Sunday on a trip to
Florida. They will go by way of
Michigan with stops at Hartford,
Dowagiac, and Battle Creek. In
the former they will visit shortly
with his mother, Mrs. Ed D. Conk-
lin. Mrs. Nina Gilbert, in Dowag-
lac, and Miss Ruth Iverson, Of Bat
tie Creek, will join them when they
leave Thursday from Michigan to
Florida. While much Of their time
will be spent in Miami, popular
resort center, Mr.. and Mrs. Conklin
expect to nearly circumnavigate
the peninsular state in their tour.
They expect to return about the
middle of January.
Other Florida travellers will in
clude Miss Dorothy Wilson, Eng
lish instructor on the school facul-
ty, who plans to join her mother
in the southern state. Following a
Central American cruise, Miss Mary
How with her sister will stay in
Florida for the winter.
Mrs. r. E. Hansen and Miss Nell
Hansen expect to leave Saturday
for Columbia, Missouri, where they
will meet Mrs. Hansen's daughter,
Geraldine, student at Stephens Col
lege. Together they plan now to
spend a southern Christmas, with
stops in New Orleans, Louisiana
and other Gulf points.
Late next week it is reported,
Miss Helen Holden plans to leave
for an eastern holiday. Public
school faculty member, Miss Hold
en- will join Miss Madelon Powers,
former faculty member, now study
ing at Columbia University.
Christmas Candle Service
Young Peoples organizations OF
the Congregational Church will be
In charge of services Sunday eve
ming when the annual Christmas
Candlelight service will b. held. 1t
win begin at 800 o clock. Pastor.
the Rev. p. ]. Jansen, announced
this week the Christmas Tree pro-
gram for Church School pupils
would be held Friday night next
week instead Of Christmas Eve.
Entertain at LUncheOns-
Last Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. e. d. Harvey, Mrs.
Carl Perry and Mrs. Harvey were
hostesses at an afternoon luncheon.
Guests were served at four tables.
This afternoon, Thursday, Mrs
Harvey, entertaining alone, Will be
hostess to guests at three tables.
Christians Pageant
With all members Of the senior
department of the Methodist Sun
day school taking part, the pageant
'The Coming of the Christ Child
will be presented in the Methodist
Church Sunday evening. The pag-
cant is to begin at 500 o'clock
Sunday school members are to De
assisted with musical background
from both the adult and junior