The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-04-24

Meagher; registration, Mrs. Cell
Doyle; publicity, Mrs. Louise wam-
pach; transportation, Mrs. Donna
Schmitt; hospitality, Mrs. Loretta
Goblirsch.
Supper: Mrs. Genevieve Weyrens
and Mrs. Pauline Willeke.
Breakfast: Mrs. Helen Ruehle
and Mrs. Monica Nom.
Tea: Mrs. J. B. Cullen and Mrs.
Hazel Fearon.
Banquet: Mrs. Pearl Murphy and
Miss Mary Schroeder.
Programs: Mrs. Mary Mcconnell
and Mrs. Ann Scherbert.
Little Flower Court
Members Of the WCOF will meet
this Thursday evening in the home
Of Mrs. Fred LUX.
Mrs. King Talks At
st. Mary's Guild Today
Mrs. G. A. N. King, of Mime
apolis, active in Guild work in
Gethsemane Episcopal Church, will
be a guest this afternoon, Thurs
day, when st. Mary's Episcopal
Guild meets for regular session.
The meeting will begin promptly
at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. King will ad-
dress the ladies. A tea will be
served and all are cordially invited
to attend both the meeting and the
tea.
VFW Held Joint
Installation
Officers of the post and auxili-
airy Of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars were installed Tuesday eve
ming when the groups met jointly
at the Community Club Rooms. In
stalling officer for the post was
Department Commander John J.
Sokolowski, assisted by Jube Stern,
Department Chief Of Staff, both of
Minneapolis. Charles Fleischer,
Brainerd, Department Graves Reg
istration officer, gave a short talk.
j. G. Hand, 9Th district chief of
staff, Brainerd, and Oscar Root, 9th
district junior vice commander,
were present. Auxiliary officers
were installed by Mrs. Harry Hand,
of Brainerd. Dancing and lunch
followed the installation ceremon-
les.
Royal Neighbors-
Members Of the Royal Neighbors
met Tuesday afternoon in the home
Of Mrs. Elsie Witsoe.
International Tea At
Congregational Church.
An international tea will be held
in connection with a regular meet
ing Of the Women's Federation of
the Congregational Church next
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock,
it was announced. It will be held
in the church. The thirty doll col
lection Of the Bryant Library, rep
resenting lands from all parts of
the earth, will be shown by librar-
ian Miss Bernice Finnegan as a
part Of the international flavor.
Mrs. Paul Domke will have on ex-
hibit things from the Orient
brought back by her son, Clifford,
as a part of other things to be
shown. A committee composed OF
Mrs. Donald Hanson, Mrs. G. A.
Klar, Mrs. Philip Steiner, Mrs. Rus
sell Shulze, Mrs. e. w. Olson, Mrs
August Otto, Mrs. Allan Meigs, and
Mrs. G. F. Yager, is in charge OF
arrangements.
Gus Otto Gets
Surprise Party
Eighteen or twenty Of the fell
lows, hunting fellows Of Gus Of
to's, surprised him with a whale of
a party on his birthday anniversary
last Wednesday evening. While
Mrs. Otto and others conspired
with them, the boys coaxed Gus
away from the garage while the
scene was set. Then in a black
out" of his garage lights they
swooped on him with a big sur
prise. Gifts ranged all the way
from a double-barreled pop gun
the inevitable hunters angle-to
clothing and jewelry. Everybody
had fun.
Birthday Anniversary
Mrs. Chris Doege was honored
on her 77th birthday anniversary
last Sunday when groups of friends
and neighbors visited in the home
during the day. She received many
gifts and lots of greetings and
best wishes.
Lodges Celebrate Anniversary
Odd Fellow and Rebekah Lodges
last evening, Wednesday. met joint