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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
4
Met Monday night with Mrs. Tana Voges presiding and Mrs. J C Matthew named Poppy Day chairman to recruit volunteers for the observance.
May 22 meeting featured Mrs Lloyd Severance presenting an Ecuador report and the nominating slate chaired by Mrs Stanley Hanson. Officers seated included Mrs Chas Nicholson president Mrs Ralph Faw first vice president Mrs J O Matthew second vice president Mrs Byron Manley secretary Mrs C E Smart treasurer Mrs James Faw sergeant at arms and Mrs Tana Voges chaplain. A memorial service was held for Mrs Dick Armstrong with hostesses Mrs Pearl Miller and Mrs Stanley Hanson.
Members of the Hospital Guild will gather Monday May 18 at 2 30 p m in the library club rooms for a scheduled meeting.
Mrs. Ray Elgen will host Rachel Circle Thursday May 21 at 8 p.m. at her home. Pythian Sisters meet tonight at 8 p.m. Attendees at the Bozeman district convention included Mrs. Rose Coles Mrs. Emily Duncan Mrs. Addie Hoem Mrs. Francis Ferris Mrs. Creston Crest Mrs. Dan Laubach and Mrs. James Brannin.
The Three Rivers club of Mc Leod will meet at 2 p.m. Tuesday May 19 at the home of Miss Helen McAuslan.
Members of the Shrine club including Mrs. Forrest Ullman Mrs. Arthur Schump Mrs. Clarence Flattum Mrs. Clyde Davis Mrs. Lyman Moulden and Mrs. Belle Amery were guests at a 1 15 luncheon hosted by Mrs. Leta Krohne in Livingston on Monday.
The Timber TOPS met in club rooms Monday evening and named Mrs. Free Crockett loser of the week. A Wisconsin area supervisor Marlene Manders newsletter was read and members are reminded of the upcoming food sale on May 16.
Mrs Severine Strand will host Dorcas Circle next Thursday May 21 at 8 p m. Mrs Dan Latvech will give the lesson.
The Homeland Circle met last Saturday with guest speakers Mrs Bernard Mc Lain and Mrs Roy Hellander of Livingston. Members elected Mervin Wertz president Edith Cameron secretary and James Wood treasurer. New officers take duties June 19. Miss Catherine Douglas.
The Trio club gathers May 20 at 2 p m in the Dugout with hostesses Mrs Rena McComb Mrs Chas Dempster and Mrs Vernie Hathaway. Klaus Greiner ICYE student from Germany will speak and members should bring gifts for the Boulder children's home.
Members met at the Dugout on Tuesday May 12 with Arnold Foss a Bil lings district game warden giving details on the new fish and game licensing system. Forest Ranger Joe Helle showed slides on forest fires firefighting equipment and trips to the high country. Coffee and cookies were served to a strong turnout.
The Boulder 4 H club met at McLeod School chaired by Nancy Ewan at 8 p m on Friday May 8. Members recited a Bible verse from memory and minutes were read while the treasurer reported finances. Plans for a camping trip tour and rodeo parade float were discussed. Becky Breck performed a guitar solo and Rev Ocee Johnson spoke. Games followed and lunch was served by Mrs Wright Ewan.
The Porcupine Butte 4H Club met Saturday May 9 cleaning Melville roadways. Lunch at Melville schoolhouse. Margaret Harper presided. Diana Sargent led pledges. Tully Lavold reported on a junior leadership meeting. Rodeo float ideas discussed. Elton Tronrud tooth brushing demo and Margaret Harper puppy cushion talk. Next meeting in Big Timbr June 13 to work on rodeo parade float.
A busy Brownie group met Thursday evening with leaders at the Dugout. They made flower pots and cards for mothers day presentations and planned a May 14 picnic inviting first grade girls and mothers. They also discussed a Fly Up ceremony at the Lutheran church and a cookout series pending better weather.
Agenda notes urge attendance and cooperation. The article mentions Day camp plans and reminds prospective attendees to submit applications by May 15.
News briefs cover Mrs. Mary Pravdai visiting Willow Creek with family, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chapel visiting from El Paso for a furlough, Rev. Ocee Johnson attending a district meeting in Lewistown, and a large confirmation class at Big Timber Lutheran church. Also notes on Alders updating Gilman Aller at Boulder River ranch and May Pole dance involving Ann Klithhley and her mother.
Ann and Steve have earned three years on the honor roll and Ann showcases art at Fritzman Gallery in Boise while starting Sunday with three watercolors at Boise College under Lewis Peck. She also performs in six May events including a May festival recital and an honor orchestra selection alongside North Junior High peers amid a 6000 student enrollment.
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