The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-10-13

day to day repair, such as scratches.
dents, fingermarks and white spots,
was presented Ny Miss Moline.
This included the removal Of mars
on varnish made by medicines, per-
fumes, etc., and cleaning soiled
tapestry. Other topics included in
the study were, "refinishing jobs,
such as reglueing, bracing of furni-
ture," repairing splintered or
gouged places" removal Of super
fluous ornamentation, lowering OF
bed frames and repair Of uphol-
stored pieces" Much Of this les
SON will be taught through the con-
struction Of q small upholstered
stool. In this work will be stressed
the stretching of webbing, tieing
in Of springs. replacing Of webbing,
proper amount Of padding and re-
covering. Through experience gain
ed in the construction of this small
stool, 1t Is hoped that all may fix
over any old upholstered or stuffed
furniture, such as davenports, stu
dio couches or chairs.
This lesson was instructive and
all group members were urged to
attend their meetings on November
3rd.-Reporter.
Eastern Star
Naomi Chapter, number 81, will
meet next Tuesday evening, Octob-
er 18th, at 8 o'clock. All officers
are urged to be present.
Helping Hand Society
Members Of the Helping Hand
Society will enjoy an all-day ses-
sion at the home Of Mrs. James
Grundman, near Osakis, on We'd
nesday, October 10. Mrs. Eva Ken
nedy and Mrs. George Grundman
will be the assisting hostesses.
[ Entertained Circle
Mrs. Gus Otto opened her home
on ELM Street Monday night to
members Of Circle two Of the Con-
gregational Women's Federation,
who were entertained at $3.50
o'clock dinner. Assisting her was
hostesses Mrs. Walt Gritzmacher.
Mrs. Avis Penrose and Miss Sutter.
Nibliclk Club Met
Tentative plans for winter pro-
gram were discussed when Niblick
Club met Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.
e. d. Harvey, president, said this
week. Members were entertained
at a bridge luncheon at lis o'clock
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. D. B.
Caughren, with her daughter, Mrs.
Hamilton, assisting.
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Sacred Concert
Miss Ruth Leaf, soprano and eel
list, will present sacred concert
at Calvary Lutheran Church in Lit
tie Sauk Friday evening, October
IA, at o'clock. She will be assist
ed by her sister, Miss Ebba Leaf.
accompanist, and her brother, John
Leaf, who will play the flute. No
admission will be charged for the
concert and the public is invited.
A free will offering will be taken.
Seven Years Old
Miss Barbara Ann Silver, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Silver.
celebrated her seventh birthday
yesterday afternoon, Wednesday,
with a party at which a group Of
her friends were guests. The par
ty was at the home Of her grand
mother, Mrs. o. S. Silver. The group
enjoyed an afternoon after school
and supper.
Farm Bureau Program
An interesting and educational
program was given at the monthly
meeting of the Little Sauk-Kandota
Farm Bureau unit, held at the Lit
tie Sauk club house October 5th.
Mr.. Knowles. game warden of Todd
county, spoke on his duty as q
warden and on the laws Of duck
hunting.
Mr.. c. L. Blakeslee, county agent.
presented maps and spoke on where
the Farm Bureau, All clubs and
Women's Home Project Work were
most active in the county. Several
musical numbers were given as fol-
lows: Accordian solo by Alice
Brown, piano solo by Lillian Skor-
dolvold, reading by Thelma Mikkel-
son, guitar solo by Jean Selensky.
song by Shirley Hanson, reading by
Evold Drevlow, cornet and guitar
duet by Betty and Airline Arnold.
The next meeting will be held
November End with VIM. Skuey as
program chairman, and A. v. Ar
mold on the refreshment committee.
United Young Peoples
Program Launched Sunday
A united young peoples pro-
gram was successfully inaugurated
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