The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-20
Friendship Club
Will Meet in Fall

Will Meet In ran
After a social and business meet
in held in this city at the home of
Mrs. G. A. Klar last week Thurs
day, the South Ashley Friendship
Club will suspend it's meetings UNI
til the month of September, their
reporter announced. At the meet
ing last week after a short bust
ness session a delicious lunch was
served by group three. The Sep
TENDER meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. M. Erschanan. Date
will be set by the leaders after
meeting in the near future here.
Honor Miss Curtin
At Informal Tea
This afternoon, Thursday, Miss
Dorothy Wilson and Miss Margaret
Caldwell will entertain at an in
formal tea at the formers cottage
in Shady Lane. The affair is from
two until five; there is a guest
list of seventy. Honored will be
Miss Kay Curtin, of Arlington, who
is a guest of Miss Wilson this
week. Miss Curtin, instructor here
last year, has accepted a position
in Eau Claire, Wisconsin next
school term.
Entertained Tuesday,
Mrs. Christy Obrecht was honor
ed Tuesday afternoon when Miss
Regime Unger entertained group
IS Gle - Lee
A. o. U. w. Meeting
Adult lodge of the A. o. U. w.
will meet this evening, Thursday,
for business session at the Com
munity Club Rooms beginning at
$50 o'clock.
Entertained at Luncheon
Guests at eight tables were en-
tertained Saturday afternoon when
Mrs. D. B. Caughren, Mrs. Harry
Hamilton, Ur., Mrs. A. ]. Mayer,
and Mrs. r. w. Bassett were host
esses. The affair, a 1880 o'clock
luncheon, was given at Chicks
Country Club. Out of town guests
were Mrs. David Alexander, of st.
Cloud, and Miss Wilma Boehmke,
summer student at st. Cloud teach
ers college.
One of Four State Pastors
At Faribault Conference
Rev. Peter ]. Jansen, pastor Of
Congregational Church, is one of
four Congregational ministers in
this state attending the summer
school of Christian education at
Faribault. He was given a scholar
ship for the INSTRUMENTATION
conference by the state department
of Congregational Churches. Rev.
Mr.. Jansen left last Monday and
expects to return next week Fri
day. In charge of services Sunday
Is the Young Peoples Fellowship,
with Gerald D. Shively giving
layman's talk.
ID of I Picnic
City Park will be the scene Of a
picnic Monday afternoon when
members of the Daughters of Isa-
bella will meet. The picnic will
begin at two o'clock, Mrs. John
Koppel announced.
Niblick Club Postpones
Plans Anew For Journeys
With their own local breakfast
tourney postponed Tuesday be-
cause of a date conflict, Niblck
Club had moved the date ahead to
next Tuesday morning and was be-
ginning its plans for the seasons
highlight event, the invitational
meet, Mrs. A. ]. Mayer announced
this week.
Next Tuesday morning at 800
local women golfers will meet for
a tourney round with breakfast
following it was announced. The
invitational meet is planned tenta-
lively for mid-August.
Tuesday when their own tourna-
ment was postponed seven of the
local club went to Long Prairie to
attend an invitational meet. Among
the group were Mrs. Pat Dubois,
Mrs. A. G. Nelson, Mrs. r. W. Bas-
sett, Mrs. L. u Dolson. Mrs. M. G.
Franta, Mrs. s. B. Wiener, Mrs.