The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-06-27
&G.SOCIETY

ed at Carleton college during the
summer. Clifford was graduated
from Carleton this spring, has not
definitely completed plans for his
future.
Birthday Party
A number of friends gathered
Sunday and surprised Mrs. Henry
Lloyd on the occasion of her birth
day anniversary. The group, bring.
ing the lunch, enjoyed the day al
the Lloyd cottage on Fairy Lake
County Club Plans
Get-TO-Gether-
! Another in the series Of social
"get-to-gethers" for all golfers and
those interested in the game is
announced by the Country Club
for next Tuesday evening. The
group is to meet at the Tavern at
$50 o'clock. Included in the plans
for strengthening golf interest in
this community, the get-to-gethers
are held every two weeks.
H*s
Birthday Party
A group of ladies were entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. Lucy
Schmitz last Friday afternoon.
There was lunch, a social after
noon, and a gift for the hostess,
1t honored belatedly Mrs. Schmitz'
birthday anniversary.
Family Reunion Is
First In 80 Years
The visit Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
Rice, of Olympia, Washington, to
this community this week brought
Mr.. Rice back to Sank Centre for
the first time in thirty years.
Farmer south of Sank Centre forty
years ago, Mr.. Rice is visiting with
his brother, George Rice, and
friends here. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice,
accompanied by George Rice, will
leave next Monday for Wisconsin
to visit two sisters and their fam
lilies where all members of the Rice
family will gather for a family re-
union. With another sister join
ing them from Canada, it marks
the first such reunion in thirty
years, they reported this week. Mr..
Rice is engaged in the manufacture
of ply wood in Olympia and re-
ports that all activities in the tim
Der industry are booming. Crop
conditions look very favorable in
Washington, Montana and North
Dakota he reported after their
drive through those states.
Niblick Club Women
Had Busy Week.
With two of their numbers win
ming events, a group of members
Of the Sank Centre Niblick Club
had a busy week attending tourna-
ments at Alexandria last Wednes-
day and at Glenwood Tuesday. The
events were invitational meets
similar to the one that drew nearly
a hundred women TO Sank Centre
several weeks ago. More than a
hundred attended each of the
events this week. Mrs. Andrew
Nelson at Alexandria won with low
strokes on a combination Of holes,
and again at Glenwood with low
on three par holes. Mrs. A. J.
Mayer was winner Of the consola-
ton in the third flight at Glenwood.
Others in the group who attended
the meets were: Mrs. Pat Dubois,
Mrs. Carl Fischer, Mrs. Andrew
Nelson, Mrs. Vern Nicholson, Mrs.
Sophie Austin, Mrs. Ray Hillerud,
Mrs. Meyers, and Mrs. A. ]. May
err, at Alexandria; and Mrs. L. j.
Dolson, Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Mel
son, Mrs. Dubois and Mrs. Mayer
attending the Glenwoo5 event
Other invitations, with events
punching in one week, were re-
ceived by Niblick from Wadena and
st. Cloud clubs.
Family Picnic
A group of families from this
city autoed to Minneapolis last
Sunday where a family picnic was
held on the banks of the Missis.
sippi river. The group met with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Kallgreen, the
former Emma O'Gara. From here