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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1952
Page
6
World famed violinist Rubinoff will appear in Butte on April 23 at the high school auditorium. The Pittsburgh artist known for versatile turns and orchestral phrasing has entertained crowds with dynamic pieces and tender ballads.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our son L Ott Gordon. Special thanks go to Elks Lodge No 1554 Rebekah Lodge and Past Noble Grand Club. Mr and Mrs W G Gordon.
Landlords in Great Falls may boost rents up to 20 percent for periods since June 1947 by filing a simple return. San Francisco rent stabilization officials say the new law also permits increases for improvements or additional occupants.
National 4-H Club Week from March 1 to 9 will be observed by Montana 4-H members and nationwide. 8 000 state club members will participate with public programs and open house events to highlight 4-H values and youth leadership.
Montana Governor John W. Bonner ordered the northern border closed to items likely to carry foot and mouth disease. The proclamation bans importation from Canada of livestock, products, and related articles and calls on state officials, transport agencies, stockyards, and citizens to enforce it promptly. Bonner sought federal help and notified Brannan and other agencies as border restrictions continue.
The Rev A H Bensinger of Virginia City will lead weekly confirmation instruction in Dillon on Fridays during Lent with sessions for youths at 4 PM and adults at 7 30 PM. The Rt Rev H H Daniels Montana bishop will celebrate Holy Communion next Sunday at 11 AM at St James Episcopal Church and will host a parish meeting with a supper at 7 PM in the guild hall.
M Sgt Lolita Williams, WAF WAC recruiter, will interview local women Thursday and Friday this week. She will set up at the post office from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. Eligible applicants are women ages 18 to 34 with high school diplomas who pass physical tests.
Moore said the club will offer members a special occasion to assess how their 4-H efforts meet community and national needs. It will encourage members to attract other youths to 4-H and help new members begin their 4-H projects for 1952.
Thursday 2:30 p m Manse Society meets at church hostesses Mrs Ralph McFadden and Mrs Harris Smith. Westminster Fellowship and youth programs. Friday after school College Fellowship snow party. Saturday 7:30 p m choir practice. Sunday 9:45 a m church school 11 a m worship sermon The Meaning of Sacrifice. 3 p m service at Melrose sermon I Believe in His Son. 5 p m hymn sing Bible study The Gospel of John. 8 p m service at Jackson Community church Baptismal service sermon The Kingdom as a Mustard Seed. Monday 3:30 p m Cherub choir practice. Tuesday 7:30 p m elders session at the Manse. Wednesday 7:30 p m The Fire Side Forum God in Education. Thursday 7-8 p m Westminster Fellowship Outreach Commission subject Alcohol and Youth.
Grace Memorial Methodist Church announces church school at 10 a m with Norman L Ovitt as superintendent and morning service at 11 a m featuring organist Mrs L F Tisdal and music by Mrs Archie Green with sermon Dead or Alive All Women’s Society meets Thursday at 2 30 p m hostesses Mrs Knox Mrs French and Mrs Cook study program led by Mrs Ferns and Genese Cook will provide special music Choir practice Thursday evening all are urged to attend during Lent and visitors are welcome
Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning worship at 11 a.m. Sunday evening service at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8.
A St James guild meeting is scheduled for Thursday March 6 at 2:00 p m at the guild hall. Hostesses are Mrs Dougan Luebben and Mrs Hiram Rodgers.
A church bulletin notes the Sunday lesson from Christian Science emphasizes God as the only absolute Life and Soul and man as His idea. It references Daniel 10 19 Isaiah 2 22 and the Science and Health passage on man created in Gods image and likeness.
Fr Timothy Clifford pastorates Lent masses at 8 and 10 a m with benediction after high mass. Lenten services held Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 30 p m. Monthly mass times listed for Lima Grant Melrose and Jackson on specified Sundays.
Services every Sunday at 10 a m with Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Choir rehearsals Thursday at 8 p m and W M F meetings on the second and fourth Friday at 8 p m. Other meetings by appointment. A hearty welcome to all.
Farmers from southwestern Montana will attend a district meeting in Butte on March 4 of the Production and Marketing Administration. Other agricultural agencies will send representatives to the gathering.
Barrett hospital limits visitors to adult immediate family members due to widespread infectious diseases. The measure, announced by staff, remains in effect until the risk of catching ailments like influenza passes.
Butte area hospital notes list Mrs Waldron Boger and Shirley Dodd of Dillon admitted to Community Memorial during the past week. Dismissed patients include Jo Ann Alley Findlay Watson Dillon Stayton Wallace Grant and Mae Griggs Lima. Also listed are Mrs Edwin Betterman and Mrs Patricia Tate of Melrose Rudolph Broksle Twin Bridges Chester Downing and Mrs Robert Melton Dillon Rose Ann Clemon Jackson and Brian Remely Polaris admitted to St James with dismissals including Larry Treuman Melrose Leo J Anderson Divide Oscar Carlson Twin Bridges Claudine Dodgson Melrose Denny Grafft Dillon Fred Hirschy Jackson and Mrs Don Bramlette and son Lima.
A Monida resident Henry Wetmore spent Tuesday in Dillon attending to business matters. A visitor to Butte on Monday was Mrs Norman Downing.
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