The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-09-18

Girl Scouts Continue
Drive For PaDer-


Drive For Paper
Girl Scouts Of the city. in an
effort to better equip their sum-
mer camp, are continuing their
collection of old papers and maya
zines, Mrs. Regina Book announc-
ed this week. Anyone who is in
terested in seeing the Scouts get
these materials for sale is asked
to call the Scout living in his
neighborhood. Calls may also be
made to anyone of the Girl Scout
Council members or to Mrs. Book.
Collection of such paper will be
made by the Scouts.
It was announced too that the
Girl Scout Council will meet next
Monday evening at 1880 in the lib
rary rooms.
ID of I To Receive
Communion Sunday
Members Of Our Lady of Per-
petual Help circle, Daughters of
Isabella, will receive Holy Com
munion in a body at the eight
o'clock mass at st. Paul's Church
next Sunday morning.
Have Quilting Party
Miss Adelia Walker, revered
lady Of the north Main Street
neighborhood, entertained group
of neighbor ladies at quilting par
ty in the home of Mrs. Hannah
Sorenson two afternoons last week.
The ladies worked on a quilt pieced
by Miss Walker last winter at
ninety years.
Attend Staples
Church Meeting
A group of ten women of the
Congregational Church Women's
Federation attended a state insti-
tute for Congregational women at
Staples Tuesday. Speakers were
officers of the state group from
Minneapolis. Attending from this
city were: Mrs. G. F. wager, Mrs.
L. T. Lovik, Mrs. r. E. Cooper,
Mrs. ". T. Conklin, Mrs. M. v.
Weeks, Mrs. Donald L. Hanson,
Mrs. J. C. Working, Mrs. Ray
Schwartz, Mrs. William Murphy
and Mrs. C. S. Thomas.
Women's Federation To
Meet Next Thursday
A report of the state institute
of Congregational women held at
Staples Tuesday will be given be-
fore members of the Congregation
al Women's Federation at a meet
ing next Thursday, September Is,
in the home of the Misses Josie
and Annabel Emerson. This is
regular monthly meeting and i'm
portant business will come before
the group.
To Attend Church School
Meeting in st. Cloud
Church school workers of this
citys churches are expected to at
tend the annual interdenomin-
ational convention for the Stearns-
Benton counties Council of Re-
ligious Education at the Presbyter-
ian Church in st. Cloud next Sun
day. Mrs. w. X. Couch, associated
with the Methodist Church school
in this city, made the announce
ment this week.
Theme of the convention is His
Gifts and Mine. Workers periods
in which leadership for church
school and young peoples religious
education will be discussed will be
held in the afternoon. Two main
addresses will be given by the Rev.
Roland Hahn, of Willmar, leader
ship director, and Rev. James Bax-
ter, of the Baptist Church in st.
Cloud.
Workers in church school. young
people and adults religious educ
alton field of all churches are in
vited to attend.
Circle Three Entertained
Members of circle three Of the
Congregational Women's FEEDER
alton were entertained Monday
evening at a els o'clock dinner in
the home of Mrs. L. T. Lovik. Mrs.
Ray Schwartz and Misses Norma
Walter and Marjorie Harris were
assisting hostesses.
Attend Wedding
DR.. and Mrs. Walfred johnson
attended the wedding of the lady's
sister, Miss Ethel Kolzer, and DR..
Cornelius Murphy, at Jordan on
Monday. DR.. and Mrs, Murphy will
live in Alton, Iowa. Jordan is Mrs.
Johnson's former home.
Enters Senior
Year at Hamline-
Miss Betty May Johnson will
enter her senior year at Hamline
University, st. Paul, when classes
open next Friday. Miss Johnson
left Sunday to begin duties as