The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-09

and two sons an ddaughter, OF
Granite Falls; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Palmer, of Balaton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Larson, OF Glenwood, and
Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Clark, Of Val
ley City, North Dakota. DR.. Harry
Palmer, of Blackduck, was unable
to join the family here.
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NibIick Luncheon
Next Tuesday
Home Of Mrs. Fred Unger will
be the scene next Tuesday when
members Of Niblick Club will be
entertained at a dessert luncheon
at 1870 o'clock. Mrs. Unger will
be assisted by Mrs. Ed Borgmann
as hostesses.
WRC Convention
At Burtrum-
District convention Of the Wo-
mems Relief Corps will be held in
Burtrum all day Sunday, October
18th, it was announced. Any mem
bers of the Sank Centre Corps who
wish to attend are asked to call
the president.
Attends Forward
Movement Conference
Rev. r. M. Harris, Rector of the
Episcopal Church, attended q con-
ference in Brainerd Friday for
clergy on the Forward Movement
program Of the church. The leader
was dean of the Salt Lake Cathed-
raj. the Very Rev. Francis Gibson.
The movement. as outlined by the
presiding bishop, is a program Of
adult and youth responsibility to-
ward the church. Rev. Harris SER
mons for two Sundays have been
based on phases Of the program.
OAR Meeting
The Daughters Of the American
met in the lake home of
Mrs. ". T. Conklin Monday evening
at a meeting that opened with
supper at $50 and was followed by
the regular business and program.
Mrs. G.. ". Morse, regent, reviewed
several articles in the National De-
Tense magazine. Mrs. w. K. Couch
read a letter written by George
in answer to criticism
he received in regard to conditions
Of his army. Miss Eva Davis re-
viewed the National Historical
Mrs. Laura Segrin gave
an interesting part in the program
by the Rev. Roy Smith.
Rev. Smith, formerly Of Minneapol-
Is, now resides in California.
Past Matrons Club
Mrs. G.. H. Vandesteeg will be
hostess to the Past Matrons Club
of the Order of the East
ern Star. Friday afternoon at a
1:30 o'clock luncheon.
Red Cross Sewing
To Open: Tea
Program
Red Cross sewing in an ail-com-
effort, directed under the
in the central agen-
cy, the Sank Centre Welfare Coun-
Gil, will be launched today, Thurs
day, at 200 in the Community
Club sewing rooms. Mrs. :, ". j.
Sartell announced chairmen and
groups for the next week who will
be in charge.
The program was officially
launched last Friday when the
Council sponsored a silver tea in
the sewing rooms and proceeds
netted about thirty dollars, Mrs.
Sophie Austin. president Of the
Council, announced. Officers wish
to thank generally those people
who donated to the tea. They point
ed out the unusual fact that the
tea was opened to men who were
seated at a special table.
Chairmen and groups as an
by Mrs. Sartell for the
week are as follows: opening group
TODAY is st. Mary's Episcopal
Guild, Mrs. Ed L. Rattle chairman.
Mrs. Ira l.. Plummer will be chair
man Tuesday with the Methodist
Ladies the group in charge. We'd
nesday Mrs. Ward Roberts is chair
man OF the Congregational Wo-
mems Federation group. Mrs. Roy
Stevenson will chairman the First
Church ladies on Thurs
day of next week. On Friday Mrs.
F. Fischer is chairman Of the Zion
Lutheran Ladies groups.
Sewing on afternoons Is opened
to anyone who wishes to aid in this
Mrs. Sartell said, It is not
only to those organic
atoms designated for the day.
Leaders Meeting
A leaders meeting was held at
the Community Club Rooms We'd
nesdav, October /. Miss Audrey
Fox, County Extension Agent, gave
the lesson on Making vegetables
to the ladies Of Nutrition
Protect II. The use of raw veget-
ables was stressed and a tempting
plate Of raw vegetables was served
as well as other cooked vegetables.
Mrs. Alloys Never. township chair
man, was a visitor. Officers elect
ed were: Mrs. Leo Braegelmann,
Mrs. Henry Miller, secre-
tary; and Mrs. John Ceynar, re-
porter.
Little Flower Court
A meeting of Little Flower Court,
WC.O.F.. will be held at the home
Of Mrs. John Kselewsh this
evening at eight o'clock.
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