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THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1934
THE BEACH, N. D., ADVANCE
PA,6~ THR~
PRES. OF AUX]L-
I A R Y SELECTS
HER CHA|RMEN
Rcund Up Council Meetings
Scheduled For Sept. and
Oct. In Each District; Much
Interest Therein.
~Irs. J. A. Hofte, Minor, depart-I
ment president of the American Le- *,
gion Auxiliary, Department of North
Dakota, announces the appointment
of the following chairman for the
• year 1934-35: Americanism -- Mrs.
Frank Webb, Grand Forks; Child
Welfare---Miss Nell Evans, Lisbon,
N. D.; Constitution, By-Laws and
Legislation--Mrs. E. C. Thomas.
Hettinger; FIDAC and National De-
fense, Mrs. M. H. Lynch, Lidger-
wood; Membership---Mrs. E. C. Gee-
lan, Enderlin; Music--Mrs. Ed. Er-
tresvaag, Bottineau; Poppy--Mrs. B.
E. Baldwin, Devils Lake; Publ.cl.y
--Mrs. R. M. DePuy, Jamestown;
Radio--Mrs. H. W. Rosenthal, Bis-
marck; Rehabilitation--Mrs. J. D.
Stenson, Williston; Hospital Hos-
tesses-Mrs. J. N. Herbrandson, Far-
go; Mrs. Bert Hurst, Jamestown;
and Mrs. O. E. Wright, Lisbon;
Chairman Finance Committee--Mrs.
E. W~ Phillips, Drake; new member
of Finance Committee--Mrs. F. J.
Fredrickson, Valley City; Unit Ac-
tivities and Community Service --
Mrs. L. W. Tibbs, Minot.
The members of the Executive
Board elected at the Fargo conven-
tion and who will assist Mrs. Hofto
tion and who will asset Mrs. Hofte
the year's work are Mrs. M. H.
Lynch, Lidgerwood, National Com-
mitteewoman; Mrs. A. M. Brown,
"Fargo, Treasurer; Mrs. E. C. Gee-
lan, Enderlin, Vice President; Mrs.
R. M. DePuy, Secretary, Jamestown;
and the six district committee-
women--Mrs. Muriel Crydermann,
Grafton; Mrs. A. W. Plachte, Wah-
peton; Mrs. C. L. Robertson, James-
town; Mrs. Thos. Street, Bottineau;
Mrs. C. A. Christian:son, Wlldrose;
and Mrs. A. M. Hammes, New Eng-
land.
Plans are now being made for the
Roundup Council meetings which
will be held this year prior to the
national convention, tentative dates
being set for the last week in Sep-
tember and the first week in Octo-
ber. Mrs. J. A. Hofte, department
president and Mrs. R. M. DePuy,
department secretary, will attend
all of these meetings, which will in-
clude two in all the districts and
three in some. Other department
-officers and chairmen will take part
in the council meetings in the vicin-
ity of their homes.
WIBAUX
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Angle~
nnd children left on ~Ior
far Great Fails where they
With relatives and friends
we~k.s
Mrs, Charlie Elliot
Miss Geraldine were to the
• Missionary Society of Christian
church, their home
west of Wibaux on af-
ternoon last. Mrs. H. Norton
.president at the
in the absence of
afternoon of
quilt blocks
serving of a
twelve
Mr. and Mrs.
1rosiness visitors
Everett
son
in Marsh a visit of
with Mrs.
and Mrs. E. B.
Mrs. Ray
a visit of three weeks
the Simon Hazel~n home, Mr.
Mrs. Jas. Hazelton and little
have returned to their
in Chicago. They were ac-
by Mr. Hazelton's sister,
Mabel Spars and daughter of
:Lores Linda, Calif., who have also
of Wibaux relatives for
weeks.
Mrs. Rose Arganbright Williamson
children arrived on Thursday
, from Ohio, for a visit with her
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Argan-
Mrs. Dice Rimel entertained the
Aid of the Methodist church
church basement last Thurs-
Following the busi-
session, which was presided
by the president, Mrs. Ray Eis-
the afternoon hours were
with sewing and conversa-
tempting menu served by
concluded a pleasant at-
and Alie Czapiewski who
-their furniture at an auction
Wlbaux Saturday, are leaving
Washing, soon.
has returned from
to the Twin Cities.
Edgar Massey accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. C. H,
to their home in Brock-
where she will visit for
weeks.
EL Ktu~ke and
were business
father J, D.
Marital Net Catches Kingfish
ttere they are, in a Chicago hotel just after their marriage~the
redoubtable Kingfish Levinsky of the prize ring (Harry Krakow in
private life), and his bride, Roxanne Carmine, former fan dancer
at the Chicago World's Fair, whose real name was Rosie Glickman,
The eccentric Kingfish, denying he was "hooked by Dan Cupid",
declares "this marriage stuff is stupendous".
Frank O'Keefe and Mrs. Ross Blx:
:Cuilen departed on Wednesday of h~. ~ntertain~d Wednesday after-
las week for a tour of Yellowstone ~ .... * .........
i .,~u,, ~,~ ~ae ~.ynn nome wl~n a mm- !
park and the western part of the~
cehaneous shower. An afternoon of
state, i sewing and conversation was fol-
~uoyd Keys is enjoying a visit!lowed by the serving of an appetiz-
with his brother, who arrived last ling lunch by the hostesses. The'
Thursday from Garrison, N.D. guest of honor was the recipient of
Miss Margaret Scott spent the many nice gifts.
week end with relatives in Wibaux. J :~rs. Chas. Kartes of Trotters was
Rev. and Mrs. Otto Ponath re-i a Wibaux shopper Monday.
Win. Dick was delegate to the i
turned on Friday evening from a
two weeks trip to the Century of
Progress and other places in Illin-
ois. They were accompanied home
by two daughters from Champaign,
[llinois.
Mrs. Randy Meek and Mrs. Ro-
~rt Anderson departed Saturday
seventieth communication of the
grand lodge held Wednesday and
Thursday of last week in Great
Falls.
Mrs. Claus Rishvod who recently
returned from G]endive hospital,
was compelled to retu~ to Glendive
!Sunday for further treatment.
:or Billings, where they attended
:he state convention of tl~e Amer- Mr and Mrs. M. P. Ostby and
!can Legion Auxiliary which is be-Ifamfly
returned
Tuesday
from
the
Black Hills, where they spent sever-
ing held this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albion Welsh enter-
tuned at Sunday dinner, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Connell and two daugh-
ters of Medora, Mr. and Mrs. John
Mingel and son and Mr. and Mrs.
Burton Welsh and sons,
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Manning and
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Swartz were shop-
ping in Beach Saturday evening.
Mrs. G. E. Keller and son Vin-
cent have returned from Great
Falls. Mrs. Keller attended the
Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star
Friday and Saturday as a delegate
from the Wibaux O. E. S.
Mr. and ~k Drake and
chlldreD~¢?~ dinars at the
L. 2~:~Barrow home in Be~Sun-
d •
:~iSS Am~rnetta~Klampe who~as
Tens Underwood fd~ several weeks~
olkWedne%day last for
deparLed
Billings. %
Walter Sco~ was a~Beach visitor
Wednesday evening. ~ ~
Dinner guests~at the ]i~. H~Lls]
~cluded,~r.
home Sunday
Mrs. Jess Skinnel~ and ch~dren ~.~
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Petc~son~ ar)~l
children of Beach
J
Mrs. ;ahnert, wI~ ~as
icount of the~i-us
aer. J.S..~yer,
her hom~/i~ St.
weeks v~fit a~ the
and
Miss Dorothy of Hodges is
the guest of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs W. BreitenfeldtI
~i c n~. nit. ; from a sixI
vi ~2~ ~ re atives and]
i~ Visc~ .
~o n Conneil of Medora is
of Olive Welsh this week.
J. H. Carlson and daughter
Esther were shopping in Beach on
Saturday.
To visit with relatives in Minne-
sota, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zoppi left
Wibaux Sunday evening for Min-
nepolis.
Duane Welsh spent several days
a~ the Jess Skinner home in Beach
this week.
Miss Dolly Gas of Beach was the
gues¢ of Wibaux friends Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Callender and
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Callender were
business visitors in Wibaux lV[onday.
Mrs. Chas. Dahl and sons left on
~Sunday for a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Fryburg, N. D.
F. M. Elliot returned Sunday from
a ~wo weeks vacation trip through
Wisconsin, Minnesota and the Black
Hills. Mrs. Elliot remained for a
longer visit with her sisters Mrs.
Zane Miller and Miss Alice Davis.
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. W, E. Manning, Miss Marjorie
Cowee and Miss Dolly O~S were
hostesses at a shower in honor of
Mrs. Robert Alton of. Beach. Mrs.
Alton is the former Violet Cowee of
Wibaux.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pederson of
Glendive were guests at the J. H.
home Sire.daY.
al days the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Welsh, Rus-
sell and Donald Welsh made a trip
to Sidney Monday after vegetables
and flour.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Buldhaupt and
¢~aughter from near Beach were Wi-
baux visitors Monday.
To visit at the home of their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Sletten,
Mrs. Herbert Wildman and Mrs.
Harry Wordahl will arrive in Wi-
baux Thursday.
GOLVA
A "Happy Birthday" to Grandma
Page was sang at the home of L. D.
Page Tuesday when Mrs. Glen and
Pearl Page planned a surprise on
her 84th birthday. Grandma had
ib:~en at the W. W. Page home in
Golva and the relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. Page and daughter Loretta and
Miss Lorena Hurd made up the par-
ty to drive out to a splendid chicken
dinner with all the fixings, and a sil-
ver collection present to Grandma
wishing her many more happy birth-
days. Mrs. Pearl Page took the
party to the theater in Beach in the
evening.
A jolly time is reported at a pic-
nic sponsored by Mrs. Harry Funk
Sunday at the hall in the Badlands,
those attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Haigh, Harry Funk and fam-
ily, John Tschida and wife, Leo To-
bias and wife, Murdock Cameron
and family, Edw. Fischer and fam-
ily, Ole Knutson, Pep. Wosepka, Art
Schmitz, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Davidson of Beach. The party had
beth dinner and supper ~ the Bad-
lands which is an ideal spot for a
picnic. They report the r~Ver very
low. , /
Otto Johnson s home w~the scene
of a happy gatl~ring S~day. when
a crowd of triads b~ought their
baskets of good e~ld spent the
day with him. The ~i~rd was full of
cars.
We regret an important event
which happened last week. and fail-
ed to get .in our news. Earl I~Ark-
pasrick an old time resident of Gol-
va was married ~o Mrs. Olga Wat-
klns of Hollywood, Calif, Their
~riends gave them a genuine chari-
vari Wednesday night in which St.
Phillips young folks joined in and it
was a loud time. Mr and Mrs.
Kirkpatriek are housekeeping on the l
farm across from Otto Johnsonst
and are receiving congratulations. I
Little Pearl Kirkpatrick who has
made her home with her grand-
mother, Mrs. rhos. Kirkpatrick, has
gone to Minneapolis to live with an-
other grandmother and attend
school.
After a mos~ enjoyable time with
home folks, Mr. and Mrs. W.W.
Page went to Beach early Saturday
morning with their daughter, who
Burton Welsh was a business vis- left on the early train for Detroit,
in Sentinel Butte and Beach Minn.
Monday . ! Mrs. Catherine Lorenz and daugh-
Maxlne Bell has a~. her_guests this I te: R~:K~;hter.tmOe ~:eETl~dhta~°
week, theHaugen girls ot ~eacn. {
Miss ~Dorothy Manning ~epartedlspent some time visiting with school
Saturday evening for Basin, Wyo., ~friends. They returned Sunday eve-
where she will be employed as third~ ning.
grade teacher In the city schools. I Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Nistler took
i their little son Ronald to Beach to
Honoring Mrs. Lorraine Porter, a I consult a doctor, the little fellow has
recent bride, Mrs. Tom Lynn, Mrs.
a case of bowel trouble.
Mrs. John Fischer and daughter
Theresa returned home Wednesday
from the hospital where the little
girl was recovering from a bad case
of bowel trouble.
5~[r. and Mrs. A. M. Peterson gave
a chicken dinner party Friday night.
Bob Stone and Miss Evelyn Peter-
~on from Beach, Ole Knutson, Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Page, Mrs. Leon-
ard Nelson and Lorena Hurd, at-
tended and the feast was fit for the
king, needless to say that all en-
joyed it.
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