The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-06
sAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre, MINI.

Gordon Clark and family, Of Nor
ris. Mr.. Clark's birthday anniver-
sary was January 10th, tina. Of his
sons, B. H. on February LIST. and
Gordon on the 4th.
Gopher Prairie 4-H Meeting
A meeting Of the Gopher Prairie
All club will be held Wednesday
evening, February 18th, in St.
Paul's school basement. Everyone
interested Is invited, said Mrs.
Connie Botz, leader.
Royal Neighbors
Install Officers
Mrs. Margaret Pangburn was in
stalled as oracle Of the Royal
Neighbors Tuesday night when the
group installed previously elected
officers. Mrs. Jos. Robinson was
installing officer. Those installed
to office were: vice oracle Mrs.
Lottie Domke, recorder Mrs. Lib
by Butler, receiver Mrs. Minnie
Mann, chancellor Mrs. Lulu Deziel,
marshall, Mrs. Elsie Whitsoe, inner
sentinel Mrs. Rena DeLong, outer
sentinel Mrs. Rena DeLong, outer
ant marshall, Mrs. Fife Robinson,
and manager Mrs. Alice Garfield.
Birthday Party
A group Of friends and relatives
surprised Mrs. George Miller on her
birthday anniversary last Sunday
evening. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Tony Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dobbs
and son, Joel, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Flahaven, Miss Florence Holmes.
Alfred, Alex and Art Miller, Of this
community, and Miss Viola Miller,
of st. Cloud.
ID Of Meeting Monday
A regular meeting Of the Our
Lady Of Perpetual Help Circle Of
the Daughters Of Isabella will meet
next Monday evening at st. Paul's
school.
Junior AOUW-
Members Of the Junior AOUW
will meet next Tuesday after
school at the Community Club
rooms. The meeting will combine
a Valentines Day party and all
Juniors are asked to bring a VAL
entine to be distributed.
Priscilla Division Meet
A meeting of the Priscilla divis-
ion Of the Methodist Women's So
ciety Of Christian Service will meet
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. William Otto.
OAR Meeting
Members of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution gathered
at the home Of Mrs. w. H. Parker
Monday evening where they were
entertained at a $50 o'clock sup
per. The program was given by
Mrs. Ed Besser and Mrs. Ed Rattle
who read interesting articles con-
corning the early history Of Min
nesota. Miss Clifford Everhart an
nounced to the group the schools
selection Of Miss Leora Wilcox as
the Good Citizenship Pilgrim. Plans
were discussed regarding the an
nual OAR convention held in st.
Paul March 10 through IL. Mrs.
Besser assisted her mother as host
ess.
Five Hundred Club
Mrs. Clara Pangburn is enter
tanning members Of the 500 Club
at her home this afternoon, Thurs
day.
Entertained Sunday
Mrs. Anna Peglow and her BROTH
er, Joe Miller, entertained at their
home Sunday evening for relatives.
Cards were the evenings entertain
ment and lunch was served.
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Circle One
Circle one Of the Congregational
Women's Federation are to meet
Thursday, February Is, it was an
nounced. The affair is a 1870
o'clock luncheon at the home Of
Mrs. Paul Besser.
L. e. Tull To Speak
At Methodist Church
L. e. Tull, for six years in South
Africa, will speak at the Method
list Church in the regular morning
worship service next week Sunday,
February 18th, it was announced.
Mr.. Tull, here now as supervisor
for the postoffice construction,
was engineer in Africa for the
Methodist Mission Board. He will
speak at the eleven O'clock service