The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1928, Page 5

MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1928 - THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE a ass PAGE FIVE North Dakota Ranks High in Auxiliary Organization Drive According to a recent report from the American Legion Auxiliary headquarters in Indianapolis, North Dakota has third place in the list of states that have formed new units during March. Wisconsin leads the list with sev- ’2n units, while New York and Pennsylvania are second with five. California and Minnesota have three; Alabama, Connecticut, Mis- “souri, Nebraska, New Jersey and . Washington, two; Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Mississippi, North Carolina, Tenn- essee, West Virginia, Michigan, Ohio and Oregon, one unit each. The United States and its posses- sions now boast 6,450 units of the Auxiliary. Mrs. C. L. Young Is Named Secretary of Independent Workers Mrs. C. L, Young was elected secretary of the executive commit- tee of Independent women at a meeting held Friday at Fargo. Mrs. J. B. Cooley of Grand Férks is chair- man of the group. i Plans are being made to carry ‘on a campaign among the women of the state in behalf of the Inde- pendent and regular Republican candidates who have been indorsed for the June primary. These plans are in the hands of the executive committce, named at a recent meet- ing held in this city, which includes Mrs. A. E. Jones of Lisbon, Mrs. C. L. Young, Bismarck; Mrs. Eugene Fenelon, Devils Lake; Mrs. J. B, Cooley, Grand Forks. Members of the committee voted to add four more members to the committee and the names will be announced at a later date. An ac- tive educational campaign will be carried on between now and the primary election in an_ effort to bring out the Independent women’s vote. i eee A marriage license was issued Saturday to Karl Victor Nelson of Baldwin and Miss Mabel Elizabeth Landerholm of near Wilton. Mrs. B. C. Grayson of Berkeley, Calif., spent Friday in Bismarck en soute+to Linton, where she will be the guest of Mrs. E. H. Brandt. . Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Maurek of Sanish visited in Bismarck Satur- day en route home from a motor trip to the southern ciates. Miss “‘ara Hultberg, who attends the state university, spent Easter here with her mother, Mrs. Susanna Hultberg. see Gordon J. MacGregor spent the week-end in Fargo as a guest of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. M. Mac- Gregor, ee Gus Borgen of Dawson has been discharged from St. Alexius hospi- tal after receiving medical treat- ment. eve Mrs, W. R. Ebeling and daughter, Mary Eileen, have been discharged from the local, hospital. Miss Eunice Jorstad of Willmar, Minn., is a house guest of Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Strauss. "i oe W. H. Hutchinson of La Moure was a business caller in Bismarck during the week-end. | Miss Esther Cedarstrom of Wing was the guest of friends in this city for the week-end. . “ee J. M. Wylie of Fargo spent Sat- urday in Bismarck, looking after business affairs, eee Harold Paulson of Glendive, Mont., visited friends in Bismarck this week-end, eee Misses Gladys and Pearl Light of Center were guests in this city for the week-end. | ** Miss Frances Phelan of this city spent the week-end with friends in Jamestown, ees Miss Minnie J. Nielson of Val- ley City was a business caller here Saturday. >. 8 C. Kimble of Moffit was dis. charged from St. Alexius hospital Saturday. ous Miss Nora Hendrickson and Tina Quam of Driscoll were guests here Saturday. 5 ‘Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Brown of Dickinson spent Saturday here on business, rie M. L. Gabel left Saturday ‘for Minot after a short business trip to this city. “ars Adolph Rheault of this city it Easter in Fargo as a guest his parents. see Ge W. Tho: of Fai transacted business in ‘this Friday. Lr Mrs, R.'I, Beale of Hazelton transacted business in this city Sat- urday. acta Peter Knoll of this city has been dinctiorant: thom Ot. Abaxize hosp u WATCH REPAIRING Any watch, regardless of make or, couaitions tapaiced a plus the br ~ ict ped mate. All Work Guaranteed Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention we aBOTAL FEET, Social and Personal Fresh Air Camp Will Be Opened at Lake Isabel Following the review of the state wide survey made last year, the exe- cutive committee of the North Da- kota Tuberculosis association at its budget meeting Saturday in this city decided to establish its first; Fresh Air camp on Lake Isabel at Dawson in June. This camp is to| be named Camp Grastick ip honor | of Dr. J. Grassick of Grand Forks, who has been a leader in health work in this state for the past 22 years. Camp Grassick will be dedicated to the upbuilding and stretigthen! of children who are run down and undernourished. Children between the ages of six 12 in- clusive will be eligible for admis- sion and may be recom: jel for residence there by person in- terested. However, mitted i ge upon examining physi Details o arrangements for the date of opening are !n the hands cf the Camp Grassick committee, con- ie of Dr. Fannie Dunn Quain, Dr. B. K. Kilbourne and Miss Helen K. Katen. Gea Mr. and Mrs, John C. Ross of Fargo recently anfiounced the en- Cape of their daughters, Mary lizabeth and Grace Elliott, to Anthony Kostelecky of Dickinson and Roy Oliver of Moorhead, re- spectively, The double wedding, will take place June 22 at Fargo. Miss Mary Ross hhs been teaching at Dickinson since her graduation | from the North Dakota Agricultural college. Miss Grace has been on the faculty of the Valley City schools since her gtaduation from: the same college. | they ill be ad wi je advice of the The regular monthly meeting of the® Richholt, Parent-Teachers asso- ciation will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. The principal er will be one of the judi of the supreme court. After the program lunch will be served, and all people in the Richholt school territory are invited to attend, in The Catholic Daughters of Amer- ica are — plans for an initia- tion to be held at St. pct hall Sunday, April 22. Following the initiation services a banquet will be served at the Grand, Pacific hotel. James Olson, Leonard Anderson and Harry jompson, who have spent Easter vacation at their homes in this city, retarned this morning to the University of North Dakota, Grand, Forks, . The annual charity ball, which was to have given this evening by the Catholic Daughters of Amer- ica at the Grand Pacific hotel, has been postponed until Friday eve- ning. eee Everett O'Neil, who is attendin; the state university, and. Edwa: O'Neil of Belfield spent Easter at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, E. O'Neil. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Overbee and children have returned from Valley oy, where they eet the Easter holidays with re ati ves. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Peltier had as their house guest this week-end, Miss Leila Maxwell of Jamestown. Stephen Monek drove to James- town Saturday to spend Easter at his home in ths t city. Hays Stevens of Minot it the week-end in this city with friends. All the famous Bismarck UDITORIU SEATS ON SALE | FRIDAY | and Mrs, served at The Patterson, formerly McKenzie Hotel _ Ce tid ate ahr @| go at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Danstrom. its Miss Frances Hanson returned Friday from Linton, where she spent Easter vacation. She was ac- companied. home by Miss Doris Fergus of Linton, who was an Eas- te Banday guest at the Henry H. Hanson home in this city. . Fashion Plaque @ S SON The Women’s Foreign Mission- ary society of the Methodist church will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. W. J. Church at 502 Eleventh street. Mrs. Alfred S. Dale, will be leader. Miss Helen Church, who is at- tending the state university, was a week-end ct of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. i Church. Prayer meeting will be held at the First Baptist church Wednesday evening at 8 Oclock. | Mrs. J. M. Harty and little daugh- WOMAN MMR IZ : i Hy : y : Z FOX and two j-embroidered ion femi- “OFF-WHITE” es of il in a modern pattern nine spring ir. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cooley of Grand Forks, and well known in tis ony, ae ‘ane in : ann inn., where are visiting an aun ot Mr. Cooley. Mra. C. M. , widow Cooley of Grand Forks. From Ro- chester they will leave on a three weeks’ tour through Louisiana and Texas. rere Vigor in Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Fraser of this " re city spent the Easter holidays in You're always su nae Fargo as guests of their parents, when you serve Mr. and Mrs. G. A. , a rr. Robert McGrath. Miss conn Nuchols, who is teaching at Wishek, accompanied them to Fargo. awe Mrs. T. C. Madden at 1080 Fifth street will be hostess to members of the local Pan-Hellenic group at a bridge party Thursday evening. For reservations members are re- quested to call Mrs. Madden at 1161, or Miss Charlotte at 761 be- fore Wednesday evening. eee George Shafer of Bismarck, torney general, addressed members of the Fargo Lions club this noon at the regular weekly luncheon in the Fargo Chamber of Commerce. eee Mrs. A. J. Craig of Beach, Calif., who was recently the guest of her daughter, Mrs. F. A. 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