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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
3
LT will resume meetings after exams with a big Riverside Park rally and picnic next Tuesday at 2 pm for city children under 14 and mothers. Watermelon feast to close, melons donated by Scandinavian W C T U. children to bring lunch and cup.
A short feature describes a fringed cape in summer fashion using Sika satin crepe materials and various colors with fur trims. It notes reversible design for street and evening wear, plus material details and color combos. Also covers tipping etiquette in travel, menus a piano recital notes by Mina Boose and others, and stray college travel mentions.
At 8 30 this morning Miss Lois Ganevieve Whid daughter of Mrs Cora Wold and Henry Melby son of Mrs Samuel Mary both of Grand Forks united in marriage at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Rev Gro A Henry officiated. Guests included Mrs Rastivescu. After the service a wedding breakfast was served in the Blue Room. The couple will motor to the Twin Cities and Star Lake for a week then settle in Grand Forks.
Fragmentary tale describes Billy, Button, and Stubby planning to fly with airmen across the continent while a community notices reveal meetings, engagements, and visits. The scene shifts from a yard to an airplane enclosure as characters discuss a forthcoming race and a California flight for fifty thousand dollars.
A humorous scene shows Betty and the Under standing Scimors discussing diets and disguises. They attempt a clever costume using Mother's hair, white lace, and sewing, finishing with a floaty lawn cap as the disguise for a playful swimming joke.
Readings and worship planned at St Olaf Reynolds Scandinavian Baptist Evangelical and several Lutheran and Presbyterian congregations. Sunday programs feature morning services, Sunday schools, and evening sermons with topics ranging from unity to modern faith. A mix of English and Scandinavian services listed along Belmont Belmont avenues and First Avenue.
A. J. Elliott of Chicago urged religious revivals in colleges and universities to raise student standards at the International Student Conference in Lake Geneva. He promoted prayer meetings to replace alcohol fueled events, and called for Christian editors to supervise campus publications and student organizations to foster morality. A separate Welsh club event in Warren outlines meetings and receptions for trainees.
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