Parish Center card party planned by St Williams Altar Society
At the February meeting plans were made for a card party to be held in the Parish Center on Wednesday night February 20. The event features bridge and whist with prizes and is open to the public. Overnight guests at the Habel home included Mrs Dorothy Garvin Kalispell Mrs Kit Divine Fairfield and Miss Doris Hellebust Great Falls who attended Farmers Union schools locally.
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Deaconess Hospital
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Don van Rooy
Sharon
Mating
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Jim Reeve
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Red Deer
Alberta
Lion
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al Beveridge
Calgary
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Sandra Sue
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Vesta DeBolt
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J. Sundet
Dutton
First Baptist Church
Chateau Girls Form New 4 H Club For Home Makers
A group of girls met at Frieda Schroder's home to organize the Junior Homemakers 4 H club. Officers named Florence Rowley president Gay Marie DeRusha vice president Loretta De Pablo secretary Helen Mayangen treasurer Shirley Stillman song leader Helen Stillman recreation leader. Next meeting set for February 22 with five cent dues and a cookie.
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Gay Marie DeRusha
Loretta de Pablo
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Shirley Stillman
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Coffey Hour Column Notes on Publicity for Poets and Orphans
The column discusses publicity success for poets and suggests a plan for groups of homeless orphans who visit the office asking for a place in Choteau. It continues a discussion from page one and reflects the era's social outreach tone.
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Noble idea ad verse lures renters and laughs back
A quirky classified ad in verse attracts over 30 calls and nets a new apartment as a landlord jokes about reclaiming the old room. The poet bachelor of 28 brags of no drinking or smoking while seeking a habitable place at special rates. Steen Mountain correspondent Isadore Spongenoggin warns motorists: never drink whiskey before driving as bumps may spill it.
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