Farewell party honors Mrs E Harder in Williston
Fifty five members and friends of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church gathered at Mrs G A Sthe home to bid farewell to Mrs E Harder who leaves Williston for Indiana. The group praised her cheerful service, noting four of her sons are serving in the country, and shared a devotional sentiment about faith and giving.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
G. A
Second Ave. West
E. Harder
Williston
Indiana
Harder
First Civic League Meeting Sets 7 30 Start and Red Cross Work
The Civic League held its first regular meeting at Mrs. Windhell’s home on Wednesday evening September 26. The club voted to drop six o’clock dinners this year and move meetings to 7 30 P M. A good roll call occurred and consent was given for a prosperous year of club work. Red Cross activities were planned for each meeting. Printed programs were distributed. After business, the program included Woman in Industry by Miss Gill, Appreciation by Mrs. Raymond Robins and Mrs. Geo. Bruegger, and music selected by Mrs. L A White. The president will attend the State Federation at Dickinson.
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Arthur Grube
Methodist Sunday School
Third Ave
C. Ellsthorpe
E. C. Carney
W. H. Denny
L. A. White
Bertha Palmer
State Federation
Dickinson
Dan Brennan
Lida Brennan
Company E
Olaf Anderson
Lillie Levena Berglof
Williston
Methodist
H. Styles Harriss
City of Opportunity
Dahl Grove
Norwegian Lutheran Church
The
Civic League
Miss Gill
Raymond Robins
Geo. Bruegger
Christmas Packet Suggestions For Red Cross Effort
The Red Cross outlines guidelines and contents for Christmas packets sent to over a million under arms men. Items must stay fresh, avoid liquids and fragile goods, and fit a 1.50 dollar value inside a khaki handkerchief container with a written pad, wrapped in ribbons and paper.
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United States
Red Cross
Novelty Dress Silks Meet the new season offerings here
See the latest dress silks as they appear. The shop showcases early season novelties and continuously adds new weaves, designs, and colors as they come out, keeping selections fresh for customers.
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