The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-04-25

delight, was served to about 1875
people last Thursday evening as
the eyes Of the whole world turned
on Scandinavia this week. Served
by the Ladies Aid of the Norweg-
ian Lutheran Church. for which
the Rev. Carmen p. Thronson is
pastor, 1t was so successful it'll
probably be repeated.
Absence Of lutefisk, stock Nor
wegian dish, from the menu was
neither oversight nor caused by
war scarcity, the ladies' said. Lutte
fisk is fall and winter delicacy
and not to be had in the spring.
scandinavian in character, the
smorgasbord attracted them too. At
one time, talking in one huddle
were Anton Nelson, Andrew Nelson,
G. Henry Nelson, and Arthur Mel
son, all residents of this city.
Dinner Guests
Guests at dinner Sunday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Palm
er were Mr.. Antonson and Mr.. N.Y.
Stdo, Oh alexandra.
Entertained at Dinner
The Misses Esther Klasse, Nora
Hustad, Dorothy Steines, of Alexan-
dria, and Ann Pflipsen, of this city,
were dinner guests Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Steines.
Miss Steines is their daughter.
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Married Saturday
Miss Leola Gallagher, daughter
of Neil Gallagher, Of Melrose, was
married Saturday to Ray Unger,
SON of VIM. Unger, of Sank Centre
and Melrose. The marriage was
solemnized in Melrose. Mr.. Unger
Is a resident Of Montevideo where
the couple will live. They left on
an eastern trip and expect to re-
turn to their home sometime next
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Unger.
of this city, were among the we'd
ding guests.
Methodist Ladies' Aid
The Methodist Ladies Aid will
meet Thursday afternoon, May End,
at 800 in the Church parlors, it
was announced this week.
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Breakfast Club.
Mrs. G. J. Henneman entertain
ed members Of the breakfast club
at her home Tuesday.
ESQ Attend District AOUW
Meet Last Thursday
More than $50 persons from this
and surrounding communities saw
the exhibition Of the Eureka drill
team, of st. Paul, in it's perform
ance at the Armory last Thursday
evening that eliminated a days
activity at the district meeting of
the lodges Of the Ancient Order of
United Workman.
A supper at $50 O'clock, served
by the Sunday School division of
the Methodist Church. to some
seventy guests opened the evening
parts of the program. Mayor s. G.
Schwarzbauer welcomed the mem
bers and visitors at the dinner.
Other talks were given by various
officers attending the meeting.
A highly successful and import
ant afternoon session was the
school for instruction held from
two until five, and conducted by
Grand Master Workman Charles
w. Baxter, of st. Peter. Other
Grand Lodge officers present
we're: Grand Guide J. c. Heineman,
st. Paul; Grand Foreman John
Brainard, Glenwood; Grand Re-
corder, H. M. Hauck, and G. s.
Francis, sales director.
Officers and members attending /!
from Long Prairie, Glenwood,
Melrose, st. Cloud, together with ]
Sank Centre, thought the meeting
With the Eureka degree drill
cam putting on the initiatory
work, forty-eight candidates were ]
Initiated into the order at eight !
''clock. It was impossible to hand
e the crowd in the Community
Club Rooms after the arrival Of
'us load Of people from st. Cloud
or the evening sessions. Cere-
nony was put on in the Armory
Ifter which the drill team exhibit
d. A dance followed at the Com
nunity Club Room.
This week, Sank Centre Lodge
81, through Mrs. F. w. Koterba.
eported an excellent meeting, and +