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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1956
Page
6
A Southern Gourmet recalls a plantation legend behind the name hush puppies. He describes cook-house patrols, hungry hounds, and a fried cruller snack tossed to distract dogs as porters moved meals from kitchen to mansion, claiming the phrase arose from the dogs’ hushed appetite.
The piece praises Red Cross Month, highlighting the organization's trusted national service and disaster aid. It stresses that Red Cross is not official by itself and relies on public gifts and personnel, urging a fresh dedication and gifts to sustain its work.
After 1954 domestic workers in private homes are covered when cash wages amount to $50 or more per calendar quarter. A parent working for a son or daughter is not covered employment for Social Security. A self employed person keeps their existing Social Security number. Mr Cromwell will be at the Montana State Employment Service on Thursday March 22 from 1 to 4 PM.
Directory style snippet listing Lima Community Church services led by Rev Paul Denny and various Latter Day Saints activities at Lamont Robertson's faith center. St Rose Church holds First Sunday services. Pythian Sisters met March 14 and funded a Girls State participant. Sewing club gathering at Mary Rose home with Hazel McNinch hosting. cards and visiting, high score by Phoebe Clark.
The Double Four Pinochie club visited Mrs. Ora Cantrell last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Hilma Merrell played high while Mrs. Kath ryn Brownlow and Mrs. Mildred Burt received the all-out. A lovely lunch was served before the games.
St Patrick's Dance drew a large crowd March 17 at the high school gym with prizes awarded to Mrs Florence McKevitt Mr Leon Bernard and Mrs O Neil. Hanson orchestra from Idaho Falls provided music. A cooked food sale sponsored by Community Church Ladies Aid occurred March 17 at Merrell's store. VFW Ladies Auxiliary meets March 22 at 8 p.m. at the Masonic hall to elect officers. St Rose Guild of Lima met March 13. Leon Bernard traveled to Salmon with family. James Browns welcomed a boy born March 17 at Barrett hospital alongside siblings. Birthday dinners celebrated for Becky Weeks and Joe Peterson with relatives attending. Saturday visitors included Ray Weeks Glen Holbrook Joe Taylor and the Pattersons. Earl Petersons family took P H Peterson to Missoula for medical care. Florence McKevitt joined her sister for dental work in Dillon. Mrs O Neil visited Butte. Ray Weeks to Butte for work on the Local. Dorothy Colson stayed with Harold Weeks.
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