The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-04-04

IRE HERALD, Sank Centre,
artists were moved by the spon-
sorship of the Church and painted
| of spiritual things.
We need the Church today, was
his comment, because 1t embraces
the Wisdom of God. More import
ant, he believes. the Church and
its teachings puts God in the CEN
| ter Of things and not man. If this
democracy, founded and maintain
ed on an ideal, is to survive, God
must be in the center Of things, he
said.
Rev. Kempton, during his brief
stay here, was guest in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. OGara. He
was visited here by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Kempton, of
Duluth. He returned to Duluth
with them Sunday afternoon from
which point he left for Portland
Monday.
Attend Silver Wedding
Among an estimated three hun
dred guests Sunday at the silver
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gust, Leverson, Of Brooten,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Borg
mann, Of this city. Guests were
entertained at dinner at the Big
Grove Church at noon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leverson are widely known
throughout this community.
Ladies' Aid Group
Ladies Aid group of the Zion
Lutheran Church will meet this
evening, Thursday, in the home of
| Mrs. Alma Brendon. Mrs. A. w.
Rosenwald will act as leader.
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Mrs. Henshaw Enjoyed
Birthday Anniversary
Mrs. Alice r. Henshaw, for long
a prominent musician of this city,
observed her birthday anniversary
last Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs Alma Brendon, with whom
she lives. Telephone calls and cards
from friends made the day enjoy
able for her. Mrs. Brendon served
coffee and cake to friends who
called on the lady during the after
noon.
Easter AIleluia Given BY
Home School Group
Last Sunday afternoon at $50
o'clock a group of thirty-one girls
from the Home School, under the
direction Of Miss Johnson, present
ed an Easter Alleluia at the Epis-
copal Church. The hour was the
regular meeting for the Young
Peoples Fellowship. Miss Johnson
directed from her position as ac-
companist.
The program, a representation of
the same group that had sung at
the Home School on Easter Sunday,
opened with "Christ, the Lord Is
Risen Today" A unison chorus fea-
tured this selection and several
others throughout the program.
Several solists were used through
out the program, singing various
stanzas of hymns. Soloists were
| featured in Unto the Woods My
Master Went, "There Is Green
Hill and Breaks the Joyful
Easter Dawn" One of the high
points was the use of soprano OBJ
ligatto in Handers "Joy to the
World" Throughout the program,
that moved evenly from song to
song, the strain of joy, signifying
the Resurrection, was presented.
Members of the Young Peoples
group at the Church wish to ex
press thanks to Miss Johnson, the
director, Miss Inez Patterson, sup
erintendent, and others, together
with the young ladies who sang, for
their fine presentation.
Niblick Club
Niblick Club members will be
entertained at the home of Mrs
G.. w. Steiner next Tuesday after
noon at a lis o'clock luncheon
Hostess with her is Mrs. Philip
Steiner.
Executive Meeting
Mrs. Morton Weeks will open her
home next week Wednesday eve
ming, April 10th, to members of the
executive committee of the Degree
Of Honor.
Attends Wedding
Miss Eunice Svenneby, of this
city, left last Friday noon to BIZ
guest at st. Paul for the wedding
Of her friend, Miss Lora Lowe, OF
st. Paul. Miss Svenneby was in
charge of home decorations anG
bouquet arrangements. The bride
was attired in white chiffon. Shit
carried a bouquet Of white roses
hyacinth fronds and maiden hair