Charity Hill attends Eight and Forty meeting in Butte
Mrs Charity Hill district cha peau travels Tuesday to Butte for the Eight and Forty meeting at Ralph Pond's Floral boulevard home. A business session planned annual birthday party and initiation for new partners. Lunch by Mrs Mary Ginter and Mrs Pearl Lenz.
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Charity Hill
Chapeau
Butte
Ehe
Ralph Pond
Floral Boulevard
Mary Ginter
Pearl Lenz
Masons
The
Basin
Ross Hill
Hamilton
Phoebe Spencer
M. C. Jackson
van Houten Lake
Lyston Dansie
Baby
Jackson
Idaho Falls
Colorado
Wisdom Auxiliary
Hill
Pearl Miller
Leone Blake
Essie Helming
van Houten
Mary Helming
Armstead Notes illness travel and social events
Mr and Mrs W P Scott returned from Rochester where Mrs Scott received medical attention. Alvin Owen has been hauling wheat from Idaho for Fay Erwin of Dillon. Mrs Lillian Henneberry underwent an operation at Rochester and is improving. Mrs Mary Gordon and Mrs Emily Gordon hosted the Armstead Birthday club. Mrs Ras Hansen’s birthday was honored. Donna Gay Cushman and Bennet Owen recover from chicken pox. Bob Hildreth visited Armstead from Medicine Lodge. Several items note ill health, travel to Whitehall and local social gatherings including Morrison Cave opening and Bagdad Shrine in Butte.
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W. P. Scott
Rochester
Minn
Lillian Henneberry
Mary Gordon
Emily Gordon
Armstead
Ras Hansen
Jim Gravely
Dillon
Jess Brown
Butte
Marcus Rand
Sophia Guyaz
Morrison Cave
Twin Bridges
Carl Hansen
Bagdad
Donna Gay Cushman
Bennett Owen
Bob Hildreth
Medicine Lodge
B. McMenomey
Whitehall
Melrose Social Roundup Includes Visits and Meetings
Melrose residents and visitors share travels and gatherings from Butte to Dillon. Social clubs convene with fashion talks while union pacific crews fix railroad property and local families host bridg es and home hospitality.
Claims Allowed At The May Session Of Dillon Council
The May session list includes payments from Library Fund to Mrs John Orr for salary and from Maintenance Dist 3 for Montana Power Co and various laborers. Street & Alley entries show Montana Power service, supplies from A C Swain and others. General Fund accounts include F C McFadden salary and Tribune Publishing Co supplies. Local notices mention residents and events. a Miners Union dance is noted with midnight supper.
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Dillon Council
John Orr
Montana Power Co
Robert Moses
Ray McPherson
Harold Murray
Street & Alley
Montana Power
A. C. Swain
George Gauthier
Arthur Long
John Bennett
Bob Moses
Mary L. Innes
A. C. McClurg and Co
Bks
Black Motor Supply
Graeter-Waldorf
Paddock
Westmont Tractor & Eqpt. Co
Beaverhead Lumber .Co
Dart
Vigilante Electric Corp
General Fund
F.C. McFadden
Tribune Publishing Co
Hazelbaker Insurance Agen
Bond
George Opp
F. C. McFadden
Forrest Bayerd
John Hildreth
Chas. Nelson
E. L. Burles
Davis Motor Co
J. L. Sanner
Amos Wright
C. P. Thomas
H. R. Deutsch
F. M. Poindexter
George Lane
Watson Motor Co
B. W. Emerick
Shell Oil Co
Frank J. Stelmachowski
Sotvice Oo
Dillon Implement Co
Guild Hall
Metlen
Black
Water Works Dept
Wesgescheh Cio
Standard
Hazelbaker Insurance Aley
F. G. Bayerd
W. T. Alley
Dillon Post Office
Chamber Board Favors Clean Up Campaign
The Dillon Chamber of Commerce supported a three week WPA instructors training school last September and backed the Armistice day football game. They aided the local college basketball trip to the national tourney where the team was edged in the final quarter by the champions, and organized a successful Hereford bull show and sale.
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Dillon Chamber of Commerce
WPA
Mrs. C A Wills Visits Mother's Home
Mrs. C A Wills of Butte visited her mother Mrs. Delores Spegar last Sunday, reporting a family gathering and time together.
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C. A. Wills
Butte
Delores Spegar
Dillon Social Roundup Reports Numerous Local Visits
Mrs Mary Judge travels to Missoula to visit relatives. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Earl Fairbanks and Dad Stickney of Lima visit Dillon. L H Smith family calls on Sheridan. Fagan of Butte visits her Patrick parents. J C Hadley of American Railway Express Agency Denver visits Dillon. Eliza Aeschbecker of Archer Idaho visits relatives. Clifford Patrick family moves to Bozeman. Jack Stocker attends funeral in Menan Idaho. Glen Lund Whitehall visits in Dillon. Dieterle home hosts Hatton and Evans. Dr McCory and C H Biggersraft of Peruna mills on business in Dillon. Ray Olsen of Penney’s vacationing in North Dakota. John Poole of Menan Idaho in town on business. Richard Price, formerly Dillon, now Miles City, visits.
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Byron Friend
Butte
Sam Friend
Karen Hull
Barbara Jean Trueman
Dillon
Frank Fidler
Melrose
Andrew Thompson
Walkerville
Orresti Arrigoni
Fidler
Albert Hager
Otto Boetticher
Ora Connor
James Shearer
Louis W. Hoffman
Lulu Lively
Albert Streb
Gebhart Fassler
Tofte
Ethel Orso
Gladys Carr
Phyllis Haag
Union Pacific Water Service
Robert Edgar
Robert, Jr
Aberdeen
Idaho
Tate Ranch
John Hudson
Bozeman
Elmer Hudson
Angeroth
U. P
Melrose School
Morrison’s Cave
Lee D. Forman
Salt Lake City
Roy Evans
Joe Henault
James LaMarche
Jack Boyle
Twin Bridges
Norman Grant
Jim Atkins
Ralph Kent
Lowell Jones
Noah Lortz
Everett
State College
Dolly Dunstan
Phyllis Dunstan
Buddy Newton
Kenneth Maclvor
Allan Maclvor
John Maclvor
Deane MacLaughlin
Laura Lee
Kalispell
Mr. MacLaughlin
Elmer. MacLaughlin
Maude Maloney
Isaac Dodgson
Fred McCleery
Everard Turner
Anaconda
Race Track
Kenneth Hull
Mary Judge
Missoula
Earl Fairbanks
Dad Stickney
Lima
L. H. Smith
Sheridan Monay
F. A. Fagan
E. Patrick
J. C. Hadley
American Railway Express Agency
Denver
Colo
Eliza Aeschbecker
Archer
Peruna Mills
Ray Olsen
Penney's
North Dakota
John Poole
Menan
Richard Price
Miles City
Quote on Charity Echoes Duty and Swift Giving
A Sardinia era maxim appears as a cheerful call to give without hesitation. The saying urges prompt generosity, noting no grace exists in benefits that cling to the fingers. It frames charity as a duty rather than a choice.
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Seneca
Adam and Fallen Man Sermon Read in Christ Scientist Churches
Sunday May 11 1941 lesson sermon in Churches of Christ Scientist centered on Adam and fallen man with gold text from Romans stressing grace and righteousness. Cited Bible passages urge abiding in what has been heard and promise eternal life through Christ. The Christian Science text argues mortality is myth and spirit remains eternal.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Jesus Christ
Mary Baker
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