La Marechal Campaign Closes After Big Evangelistic Meeting
Catherine Booth-Clibborn known as La Marechale ends her two week evangelistic campaign in the city auditorium drawing nearly 3 000 people with hundreds turned away. The sermon used as an illustration the rich young ruler and faith in God as the greatest possession. About 100 came forward to accept the call. Rev Theodore Booth-Clibborn led two violin pieces and sang. Mrs Booth-Clibhorn held services at the Baptist church and a men’s meeting at the Methodist church. Gwendolyn Rich departs to organize Duluth stop. La Marechale and her son travel Wednesday to Duluth to begin in the largest church there.
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Catherine Booth-Clibborn
la Marechale
Duluth
Iverson to Speak at District Meet
J Iverson a former Nelson county county superintendent and head of the agricultural college high school will be the chief speaker at the district teachers meeting in Northwood Friday and Saturday. Miss Beatrice Johnstone Grand Forks county superintendent Miss Elizabeth Burr county club leader and Miss Helen Davies Grand Forks High School will also participate with the session opening Friday evening and continuing through Saturday.
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J. Iverson
Lane
Agricultural College
County
Nelson County
Northwood
Beatrice Johnstone
Grand Forkity
Elizabeth Burr
Helen Davies
Grand Forks
Seasion
Endeavor to Settle Case in McWilliams Estate
Attorneys for litigants in the McWilliams estate action meet in Grand Forks seeking an amicable settlement around 200000 dollars. Judge Hassell ruled for Rena O'Brien in county court. district court upheld the decision on appeal. Proceedings move toward settlement. no agreement reached yet.
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McWilliams
Grand Forks
L. K. Hassell
Rena O'Brien
J. C. McWilliams
District Court
A. T. Cole
Cole
Hassell
Supreme Court
Rev. J. Watson Returns From Western Trip
Pastor Jonathan Watson of St. Paul s Episcopal church returned last night from a western journey. He spoke at All Saints Cathedral in Spokane on Thanksgiving night and then addressed the annual Lodge of Sorrow at the Elks’ lodge in Devils Lake after a few days rest.
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Jonathan Watson
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Watson
Spokane
All Saints’ Cathedral
West
Devils Lake
Elks’ Lodge
Conference Meeting Advised At Merrifield Hall
A meeting of the men's student conference at the university was scheduled for this afternoon in Merrifield Hall. Items on the agenda include the student court and government matters along with several other issues.
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Merrifield Hall
Toad Near East Drive Aids 450 Orphans In Relief Campaign
The Commercial club has begun a drive to fund 450 orphans in the Near East relief effort. North Dakota counties and Grand Forks city receive allocations. subscriptions of 60 dollars per child cover a year’s care. First Lutheran and other groups pledge support as churches and organizations are urged to help. The relief includes 538 workers abroad with 3 field hospitals, 128 clinics, 11 rescue homes, and 229 orphanages. over half a million women rely on aid, with 160,000 orphans served. North Dakota plans to care for 1,500 orphans, a minimum target.
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Commercial Club
Near East
North
Dakota
Grand Forks County
First Lutheran Church
Armenia
America
United States
North Dakota
American Legion Posts
Macons
Elks
Odd Fellows
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Pythias
Rotarians
Pavlova Seat Sale Opens Early for January Show
The Pavlova performance on Friday night January 7 opened mail order sales this morning with strong early demand. A company of 70, Pavlova, brings her own orchestra conducted by Theodore Stier, and the repertoire includes several famous ballets and divertissements.
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Pavlowa
Paviowa
Pavlova
Theodore Stier
London Symphony Orchestra
New Training Schedule Takes Effect for ROTC Students
A revised ROTC training timetable began today, splitting classes into small groups to boost progress. The plan adds morning and afternoon sessions with no extra student time, avoids conflicts with other coursework, and doubles instructor workload under Major A. E. Brown and Sergeant Snow. New instructors are not yet expected to arrive.
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A. E. Brown
Sergeant Snow
Delegates From the KC Council to Jamestown Ceremonial
A Knights of Columbus delegation from the local council will travel to Jamestown for the fall ceremonial session on Wednesday December 8. The event was moved from Thanksgiving night due to conflicts. Initiatory work will be in the Elks hall and a large banquet will be held in the armory.
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Knights of Columbus Council
Jamestown
Elks’ Hall
Armory
State And National Affairs Committee Opposes Armistice Day Plan
The state and national affairs committee of Commercial City opposes Springfield Ohio’s plan to share Armistice and Thanksgiving Day. It backs a national budget system and urges President elect Harding to implement it quickly and appoint budget-supporting cabinet members. Special meetings are planned at the Scandinavian Baptist church with president Jaf Breding and assistors leading services.
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State and National Affairs Committee
Commercial City
Springfield
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Harding
Scandinavian ‘Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Fourth’ Avenue
Epi
O'Aloe
Ines
Jaf Breding
Tne
J Hilt
Lottie Buna
Club Directors Meet Bion of Parthesing City
Club directors convene in Parthesing City to discuss governance, event planning, and member outreach as the season approaches.
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Bion
Parthesing City
Andl
Cast Chosen for Christmas Spectacle by Dakota Playmakers
The Dakota Playmakers announce the cast for Why the Chimes Rang by Elizabeth McFadden adapted from Ray mond Alden. The production, directed by Vernetto Thompson with Franz Rickaby as coach, features speaking roles and pantomime with a liturgical and dramatic program to follow the Messiah abridged performance by the University Oratorio Society.
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Elizabeth McFadden
Raymond Alden
Dakota Playmakers
Franz Rickaby
Bertel
Elmer
Holger
Florence White
Steen
Ruth Me
Nicol
Marjorie Miller
Priest
Clifford
Danielson
King
Ralph
Landis
Frank Duggan
Faith’ Grith
Esther Falk
Harold Shaft
Selmer Groth
Angel
Odina
Olson
Vernetto Thompson
Rickaby
Beatrice Olson
Miss Stevenson
Naomi Cady
D. B. Jenkins
University Oratorio Society
E. H. Wilcox
Program at U Offers Monthly Winter Events
A tall audience attended yesterday afternoon at the University, under the Felowship club. The program included two scenes from The Music Master, solo numbers by Gudrun Hulteng and H Aden Enyeart, violin and duet performances, and an interpretation of the play by George A. Benson. An American Legion quartet contributed, with Mintle Johnson on accompaniment.
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M. Ci
Felowship Club
Klein
The
Gudrun Hulteng
Douglas Boyd
Ralph Luneseth
J. ‘H. Bullin
Mra
Frank Midkiff
C. E. Zink
Jand Lawrence Andreon
Basa
Mintle Johnson
George A. Benson
Charles Klein
Baird Warfield
H. Aden Enyeart
Rggion Quartet
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