Beaver Lodge Hosts Fourth Annual Guest Night
Beaver Lodge youth recreation center hosted the Fourth Annual Guest Night featuring music and talks enjoyed by townspeople and students Monday evening.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1948
Page
6
Beaver Lodge youth recreation center hosted the Fourth Annual Guest Night featuring music and talks enjoyed by townspeople and students Monday evening.
Article reviews the Beaver Lodge youth center development from 1945 to early 1946. Dances at city hall, Rotary and American Legion involvement, funding for a supervisor, and the reorganization into the Dillon Young Peoples club with a High Spot name later chosen for 1946. Community support and plans for a permanent center at Beaverhead county high school are noted.
A discussion on how fear creates imagined threats and drives political manipulation. The piece analyzes fear as a driver of baseless accusations and self-serving agendas, contrasting rhetoric with fact and highlighting the danger of gullible alignments in public discourse. It mentions a high school basement recreation project, the High Spot programs at the Dillon Rodeo, and a 1945 1946 membership count of 206.
Dell residents Mr and Mrs William Wyatt spent Saturday in Dillon. E B Roe of Bedrock and Tom Griggs of Lima visited the city Friday. Dellar Gordon and Frank Wise also visited. A son was born Thursday at Barrett hospital to Mr and Mrs Doyle Hale. Charles Esthus Brown serves aboard USS Princeton in San Diego harbor, carrying the body of late President Manuel L Quezon to Manila for burial in 1946.
Rector Ry Lewis Smith leads a holy communion and confirmation service at 8 a.m. with Rt. Rev. Henry Daniels, Bishop of Montana, presiding. Sunday school follows at 9 45 a.m. and a dedication service at 11 a.m. will dedicate the Baptistry memorial to Mr and Mrs Will Cashmore by their sons.
The author warns that people create danger in imagination, fear it, assume others would act as they would, and pass it off as fact on “good authority.” He urges citizens to analyze sources, avoid repeating tales, and resist rushing into unproved ventures.
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