The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-10-05
&N.SOCIETY

postoffice department. Active in
Company M, of the Minnesota Ma
tional Guards, he was elevated to
the rank of captain Of the local
company this summer. He had
been acting head Of the company,
as lieutenant, for year after the
promotion from captaincy to the
majorship Of Roy L. Scott.
Girl Scout Contest
Girl Scouts are conducting a con-
test among the various patrols, in
the several divisions of Scouting,
This contest is being conducted on
the point system.
In preparation for the court of
awards to be held on October 25th,
it is announced that the Girl
Scouts are preparing for a supper
party, to which each girl will in
vite her mother and a friend. The
girls will do all Of the work in
connection with preparing the sup
per and serving. The chairmen of
the committees are: Cooking, Cath
crime Hansen and Ruth Westhoff
program, Marjorie Westhoff; clean
up, Hazel Christie; decorations,
Shirley Rosenwald; serving, Shir-
ley Paske.
Members of the Senior girls group
are planning an overnight hike for
this weekend. In case of cold
weather a supper party will be held
instead.
Nicklick Club Meeting
On Tuesday, October 10th, Mrs.
Sophia Austin and Mrs. Ray Hill
lerud will entertain the members
of Niblick Club at 1870 luncheon.
This first meeting of the fall sea-
son will be held at the home of
G. Hillerud, corner Third and Map
le Streets.
Junior Music Club
A group of five pupils from the
piano classes of Mrs. L. J. Dolson
will play at the second meeting of
the Junior Music Club next Monday
evening at the studio. Playing will
be June Gray, Rene and Adeline
Nelson, John Green and Gordon
Hedin. They will be heard in both
solo and two piano numbers. The
Clubs, formed this year as a short
monthly recital, will meet through
out the winter the second Monday
Of each month.
Celebrate Silver Wedding
A large number of friends and
relatives gathered at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Olson on Mon
day evening to help them celebrate
their silver wedding. The evening
was spent in a social way and at
midnight a delicious lunch was
served. After presenting the hon
ored couple with a gift of silver,
the guests left extending to Mr..
and Mrs. Olson their wishes for
many more years Of happiness.
Gopher Prairie All Club
A meeting of the Gopher Prairie
All Club will be held at the Leo
Zehrer home on Thursday evening,
October 5th. All members are urg-
ed to be present as there are a
few important questions to discuss.
v. F. w. Auxiliary
The next regular meeting of the
v. F. w. Auxiliary will be held
Friday evening, October 9Th, at 8
o'clock. Dancing and lunch after
the meeting for members and their
families.
Birthday Party
Twelve little girls attended a
birthday party and supper on Sep
TENDER Goth at Patty Winkler's,
the occasion being her seventh
birthday anniversary. A pleasant
time was enjoyed by the guests as
well as the little hostess.
Agnes Ahrens Is
Wed to Frank Sieben-
Miss Agnes Ahrens was married
to Frank Sieben in st. Paups
church at an early morning cere-
mony Saturday. She is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ahrens,
of this community. Msgr. A. Plach-
ia solemnized the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. William Gaspard of this
city were their attendants.
This week they are at home in
residence at the corner of Pine
and 7th Streets. Mr.. Sieben, we'll
known throughout the city, is en-
ployed at Jerry's Bar.
HOnored at Shower
Miss Irma Adrian was honored
Tuesday evening at pre-nuptial
shower at which friends were en-
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