The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-03-30
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Gradatim Club Meeting

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Gradatim Club Meeting
Postponement of the regular
Gradatim meeting of April 5th, has
been announced this week, with
the session to be held Wednesday,
April 18th. At that time Miss Inez
Patterson will give an address be-
fore the club. The Art exhibit,
sponsored by Gradatim, is still on
display at the Bryant Library (to-
day. Thursday.
American Legion Auxiliary
The Auxiliary Of the American
Legion will meet with Mrs. Allen
Monday evening, April 3rd. Any
one desiring transportation to the
Allen home are advised to get in
touch with either the president or
secretary Of the organization.
Lady Foresters
Elect Officers
Officers Of the Little Flower
Court, w. G. o. F., were reelected
Thursday evening when the group
met at the home of Mrs. Fred LUX.
Hostess for the evening was Mrs.
j. +. Coyle. After the business
meeting, cards were played, and
later q delicious lunch was served.
Officers, headed by Miss Helen AL
len as chief ranger, are: Mrs. Rose
Messrich, Grey Eagle, vice chief
ranger; Mrs. j. A. Fish, financial
secretary; Mrs. Adolph Ebenstein-
er, recording secretary; and Mrs.
Fred LUX, treasurer.
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Birthday Party
Miss Bernice Boyer entertained
a group of young ladies at a birth
day party Saturday evening. The
affair was at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Kohl.
Dinner-Bridge-
Entertaining at two tables Of din
-ner-bridge Friday evening were
Mrs. Harriet Compton and Mrs. H.
w. Bishop. Guests were entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. Bishop.
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Cantata Repeated
At Home School
Our Living Lord" an Easter
cantata, sung by the combined
oho;ro ~ 4ho Mo%hod;sk o~I Cor
gregational Churches last Sunday
evening in a public recital, was
repeated Tuesday evening at the
Home School for Girls. The can
tata was sung in the Auditorium
before the audience at 500. The
program was sung entirely as it
was Sunday night with chorus eff
forts, solos, duets, and quartet Of
ferings in the sacred music. Di-
rector and organist for the cantata
was Mrs. r. E. Cooper.
Entertained at Dinner
DR.. and Mrs. Henneman were
host and hostess at Sunday dinner
for their son and family, DR.. and
Mrs. Clarence Henneman and chill
dren, Of st. Cloud, and the gentle
mans brother and wife, DR.. and
Mrs. G. j. Henneman, Of Becker,
MINI.
Mrs. Theresa Kraemer
Was 81 Tuesday
Resident Of this city for forty
eight years, Mrs. Theresa Kraemer
celebrated her 87th birthday ami
versary Tuesday at the home of her
only living daughter, Mrs. p. Rob
ischon.
For the most part the day was
spent quietly with the family"
Mrs. Robischon reported today.
She enjoyed immensely the cards
that came and visitors who called,
marking the day. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Robischon and Mr.. and
Mrs. William LeRoux, son and
daughter Of Mrs. Robischon and
their families, of st. Cloud, called
for the day.
Blinded for a year and physically
helpless in bed, Mrs. Kraemer's
physical handicaps are Offset by an
active mind. "She's an interesting
visitor" Mrs. Robischon said. Her
mind is absolutely clear, and she
recalls wildly the past" She en-
joys so much being able to visit
with those who come to the home.
How long had she lived in this
city we asked Mrs. Robischon. "45
years I think" was her reply, "but
I'll ask her. She'll know better"
And so it was. She did know