The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-05-19
soldier while the accompanying mus

ic was There's Something About a
Soldier" Three scenes represented
the after affects of the World War.
One showed Flanders fields with
the appropriate poem I'm Flanders
Fields" read, and Christ in Elan
ders Fields" was sung. In the next
scene the mother is shown as a
Gold Star mother with Mrs. J. N.
Jackson taking the part. Little
Old Lady" was the accompanying
song. The last scene showed the
great work being done each year
with the Buddy Poppy sale.
The Auxiliary extended thanks
this week to all those who assisted
in the program. In charge were
activities chairman Mrs. A. N. Cor
dell, and her co-worker, Mrs. o. L.
Larson.
Guests Of honor at the pageant
were the Gold Star mothers: Mrs.
Rose Bratz, Of Minneapolis, Mrs.
Joe Parks, and Mrs. c. ID. Wilcox,
and Gold Star Wife, Mrs. Betz.
To Entertain Circle
Mrs. l.. A. Walker and Mrs. Geo.
e. Clark are to be hostesses when
Circle Three of the Congregational
Women's Federation meets Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The group
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Clark
at 418 First Street north.
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District Townsend Meeting
"A district meeting Of the Town
send Club will be held at Melrose
May %, at one o'clock, in the City
Hall. Members of the Sank Gen.
tire Club and others interested are
cordially invited to attend. There
will be a program of music and
talks.
All Leader Meet At Sank Centre
May 21st
Stearns county All adult and
junior leaders will hold another
leaders meeting at Sank Centre
May 21st in the community room
starting at one o'clock. J. M. Kun.
KEEL, president of the All council,
will preside over the meeting. The
purpose of this meeting is to make
further plans for the various All
events which will be held in June.
These events are the All picnic
June IA at Sank Centre, st. Paul
Week June go and Morris All
Week June 20-22.
T. A. Erickson, state club leader,
will be present with the leaders for
the first time this year and will ex-
plain the state All program more
in detail. All leaders are urged to
be present and especially the lead
ers from the newly organized clubs.
Ben Dubois, postmaster of Sank
Centre and member of the board of
regents, will also be present for the
first time.
In addition to this Oma Lea
Lackey, Of Kimball, will give a
safety demonstration, Safety in
the Farm Home" which placed in
the blue ribbon group at Morris
May 7th. Miss Ellen Moline, home
demonstration agent, will discuss
with the leaders how to outline, pre-
pare and give a typical All DEM
onstration. Ben Schoenhoff, treas
urer Of the county fair, is expected
to be there to give the leaders a
talk on the county fair.
Home Management Report
Home Management project re-
ports from all of Stearns county
given at Sank Centre May II and
Kimball May Is prove that time and
energy saving methods adopted by
453 members enrolled in home man
agement have given them more
time for personal development and
also for family, home and commun-
ity improvements.
These 453 women enrolled in the
home management project report
that 1858 other women have been
given information concerning home
improvements during the past year.
Improvements in buying habits
were made by 266 women. The wom-
en- realizing that more accidents oc-
cur in the home than anywhere else
checked and corrected 231 home
hazards.
The twenty-four houses remodel
ed, 40 kitchens remodeled, SO cup
boards and As closets built, A sinks
installed with water at the sink, 124
cleaning methods improved, III
bed-making methods improved, and
So re-arranged kitchens, all account
for the time and energy these wom-
en- now use to further their own
and family interests and happiness.
Other improvements made were the
establishment Of Is business centers
where the busy farm woman can
plan her work and keep account
and the busy farm manager can