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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1926

Page

9

Summer School Faculty Named for Montana State Normal College

The Montana State Normal College announces a nine week summer term opening June 21 with most regular faculty teaching. Staff includes psychology, school management, English and history experts, plus visiting instructors such as Miss Virgil Gordon and Miss Etna McCormick. No dramatics instructor yet listed.

Montana State Normal College Summer School Clark McCullough Miss Shotwell Miss Duboc Lee R. Light Stanford University W. C. Sawyer Glasgow Miss Gordon University of Kansas Columbia University Etna McCormick University of Missouri Garver Montana Albright R. A. Mackie C. V. Brown Brown University of Michigan

Women’s Athletic association program notes in June 1

The general assembly program on Tuesday morning June 1 featured a Cow boy dance a skit an athletic pageant and a W A A scene around the campfire. The Chinook was dedicated to Mr John B Cluley by Bernice Somerville. R E Albright gave a commencement address May 29 at Lima Montana on Your Modern World. The eighth grade address May 31 by R E Albright titled Let Us Remember. Kappa Zeta Nu formal pledge dance May 28 at the residence halls described as the prettiest dance of the year with 67 couples. Monday May 31 was a holiday at the training school and college by faculty action.

General Assembly Women’s Athletic Association John B. Cluley Msgs Bernice Somerville R. EB. Albright Lima Montana R. E. Albright Kappa Zeta Nu

Examiner Ad and Local Goods Listings

An Examiner want ad promotes an inexpensive yet effective salesman. Toyo Panamas appear as midsummer hats sold at Baldwins. Japanese bob combs in various sizes with long teeth suit bobbed hair. Mille Adams Shoppe and Dr. A H McFarland osteopathic physician in Metlen Block with offices on 245 and 208 W. Dr. R D Curry moves to new dental offices in Tele phone block rooms 3 4 and 5 new telephone number 355.

Mille Adams A. H. McFarland Metlen Block R. D. Curry

Garver Elected History Professor at University of Los Angeles

Dr. F. H. Garver, instructor in history and political science at Montana State Normal College, elected professor of history for 1926 27 at the University of Los Angeles. He will take a year's leave of absence to join the University of Southern California faculty.

F. H. Garver Montana State Normal College University of Los Angeles Garver University of Southern California Dillon University of California University of Washington

Society notes on hospitality and upcoming wedding in local circles

Mrs. Roscoe Cornell hosted a Wednesday evening gathering for sister-in-law Mrs. J K P Gillagple, with bridge as the diversion for a women’s party in her Houston guest’s honor. Miss Irene Mae Hollingsworth, of the Normal College, was feted by Miss Clara Plant at a breakfast for 24 guests as engagement to Mr Lambert Eliel was announced. The Eliel home on South Washington hosted lavender and white lilac decor for the event.

Roscoe Cornell J. K. P. Gillagple Houston Texas Bridge Irene Mae «Hollingsworth Normal College Clara Plant Miss.Hollingsworth Lambert Eliel Eliel Washington Street Miss Hollingsworth Great Falls

Local Social Groups Meet And Plan Events

Mrs G T Paul hosted Social Right meeting last Friday afternoon. Mrs N S Stone to entertain Manse society tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Mary Judge entertained her bridge club last Wednesday. Mrs W G Roberts hosted Northside Country club at her daughter Mrs McKinley Brownfield's home yesterday. Mrs A L Stone hosted Needle club last Wednesday. St James guild meets tomorrow at Mrs Ernest Luebben's home with hosts Mrs Luebben and Mrs T EB Luebben. D A R local chapter met last week at Mrs T D Olmsted's to plan entertainment for Mrs H R Wahoski Great Falls state regent. Mrs Wahoski will visit Beaverhead chapter June 4 with banquet in her honor.

N. 5. Stone Manse Society Mary Judge Northside Country Club W. G. Roberts McKinley Brownfield Needle Club St. James Guild Ernest Luebben Luebben

Local Students and Visitors Depart for Relatives Trips

Miss Summers, instructor at the high school, left Friday afternoon for Seattle to join her mother. Miss Rivera Peterson spent the double holiday in Butte. Miss Sigfred Berg left Friday for home after completing school. Mrs Lucy Jardine of Jackson and Miss Laura Paddock of Fishtrap were in the city Thursday and left Friday morning for Idaho Falls to visit relatives. From there they will go to

Summers Seattle Buveretta Langdorf Butte Ruth Hale Rivera Peterson Sigfred Berg Minneapolis Lucy Jardine Jackson Idaho Falls Charlotte Ballard Burlington Iowa Anna Bauman Monida Dillon Portland Marjorie Burnham Salmon City Los Angeles University of Southern California Iron Creek O. A. Vachon C. H. Phillips Madge Betty Fred Woodside Bert Chapman Missoula Albert Woodside

Visitors and travels noted across Idaho and Montana

The column lists trips and visits by residents of Malad Dillon Missoula Butte and Spokane with plans to return home. It also reports on sheep breeding practices in Montana highlighting twin lambs versus single births and a statewide campaign across the state including Missoula Great Falls and the north central region.

Missoula Great Falls

Ewe That Produces Twins Yields Higher Income

Bozeman reports that ewes producing and rearing twin lambs earn about 55 percent more income than those raising a single lamb. Dr W E Joseph of the Montana experiment station notes the importance of balancing lamb and wool production and warns against neglecting lamb potential.

Joseph Montana Bozeman W. E. Joseph Montana ‘Experiment Station

Intermountain Union Receives Contributor Endowment Backing

Dr Stockwell of the National Board of Christian Education names Intermountain Union among five colleges he would fund with $10,000. The college is in the final month of a $276,000 endowment drive with about forty men active on the campaign.

Stockwell National Board of Christian Education The Presbyterian Church Intermountain Union College

Dr Curry Moves to Phone Block Rooms 3 4 and 5

Dr R D Curry has relocated to the phone block occupying rooms 3 4 and 5. A new telephone number is 355.

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Faculty Normal College Park County High School Livingston McBain Gullidge Hollister A. T. Peterson Beaverhead County High School Mary H. Baker Cluley Earl L. Fairbanks Lilian R. Free Florence Lewis Ragan Mira E. Booth Lewistown Jessie ‘Merchant Sarah Dellinger Mra Lagisle J. Baker Mary L. Innes Helen Sipple Jones Normal College Index Toyo Union Pacific Spencer Salt Lake City Normal College History and Political Science FOR ‘Texas Visitor Hollingworth Elite Shop Andrus Hotel CLUBS Intermountain Union Pel Jens Carl B. Taylor
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