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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1956
Page
10
Carl Kent a long time worker in this section was found dead in his cabin by neighbors last Sunday. Death attributed to natural causes. Body forwarded to Ashton Idaho for burial by Brundage Funeral home here.
John Spencer, Pastor announces a May worship plan at First Lutheran Church. May 6 events include Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship and holy communion at 11 followed by a special congregational meeting at noon and vespers with potluck and a movie at 5 30 p m. May 8 trustees meet at 8 p m May 9 Afternoon Circle at 2 p m at Harvey s and Ascension Day services May 10 at Barretts with breakfast and chair at 7 p m.
Culetta Christiansen and others attended a weighing in party and pot luck. May 24 is the next meeting. G Kimbrell traveled from a' Butte to Richland Washington to stay with daughter Mrs. Willis Cotton. Miss Martha Phillips lectured at Community church about missionary work in Mexico and China. Mr and Mrs F O Mitchell and Gile Mitchell were Pocatello visitors for granddaughter Susan Empey's sixth birthday. Tommy Sloan visited Missoula with John Mordan. Worth Empey returned from Idaho Falls hospital. Dan Merrell family toured Idaho Falls and Pocatello over the weekend. Bill Hildreth and daughters moved to Armstead to farm with his father.
Byron Gaither and Morris Sanford visited Evergreen Lodge No 45 A F and A M in Lima on Tuesday April 24. Preceding the meeting they and F O Mitchell were entertained at dinner at the C L Calvert home.
Wm J Holland minister leads 9:45 Sunday school and 11 am worship with sermon The Good Shepherd Nursery for children Youth choir Thursday 3 45 Westminster fellowship 7 pm Women’s Association meets Thursday 2 pm Mrs Paul McCleave of Bozeman speaks on Our Protestant Heritage Ruth Circle hosts in church parlors
Holy communion at 8 a.m. Church school at 9 45 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Officers and members of St Elmo Commandry will attend.
Kappa Zeta Nu elects 32 pledges to be initiated at a formal initiation in Presbyterian Hall at 7 30. The list includes Marcia Hooper Hamilton Otillia Gandra Hamilton Ann Warner Corvallis Deanna Mack Butte Joyce Newkirk Harrison Elaine Michelotti Butte Lorraine Foss Butte Evelyn Eddy Deer Lodge Betty Nicholls Butte Elizabeth McFadden Dillon Elizabeth Orr Dillon Donna Neubauer Deer Lodge Correne Jonasen St Ignatius Evelyn Hadwin Simms Pat Noel Polson Gayleene Sampson Polson Lynn Curley Anaconda Audrey Aberst Plaids Fioral Mae Stillings Butte Olive Sundstrom Butte Carol Schuchman Stevensville Myrtle Waite Butte Eyvonne Trbovich Butte Joyce Freseman Butte Sherald Adams Trident Pat Wickham Stevensville Nancy Osborne Minneapolis Lois O Keefe Butte Virginia Snow Hamilton Jesse Robinson Missoula Gladys Goldsworthy Deer Lodge Marlene Savich Butte. The traditional Junior prom will be held May 18 from 9 to 12. Committees have been appointed to start work on the arrangements. A variety of workshop courses will be offered during the summer quarter with five workshops per five weeks. Students may take up to two per term for eight credits.
Eve Beith Eliel, senior at Montana State University and daughter of Mr and Mrs Lambert Eliel of Dillon, is cast in the student ballet Carousel to be presented May 16 21 in Dillon.
The Lutheran God Home Country Award for 4-H club members will be presented to William Peterson, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Peterson, during Sunday morning services on May 6. The recognition honors a commendable 4-H record and faithful church service, tied to Rural Life Sunday observance.
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