Rural Life Sunday Observed At Armstead
Over 100 Beaverhead county 4-H members leaders and families gathered May 23 in Armstead for Rural Life Sunday. The event featured hymns sermons and a pot luck lunch with an offering of 15 000 to the International Farm Youth Exchange program. Enrollment for 4-H in the county stands at 165 across 17 clubs with June 1 as the enrollment deadline.
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Beaverhead County
4-H
Parker Scott Grove
Armstead
Horse Prairie Wranglers
Darlene Kruletz
Jesus
Carol Duck
Arthur Lord
Parke T. Scott
Barbara Carlson
International Farm
Clarence Jensen
Wayne Halstead
Parke Scott
Eddie Hilger
Public card party at St. James guild hall event
A public card party sponsored by the Men’s Club of St. James parish will be held Friday night at the guild hall. Proceeds fund a church film projector and games include Pinochle and bridge with prizes. A lunch will be served.
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St. James Guild Hall
Butte Hospital Notes Admitted and Dismissed
Admitted list includes John Kline Dell Lyle A Moe Jackson Carl A Bolick Dillon Mrs Marian Duck Dillon Mrs Frank P Bell Dillon Harold Reed Melrose John Trainor Melrose. Dismissed Baby boy McGee Dillon Mrs Florence Job Wise River Mrs Eva Slater Dillon Harold Reed Melrose.
Jackson Celebrations Highlight Week in Jackson
Jackson hosted a busy week with school picnics for Anaconda eighth graders and a fourth anniversary Inn celebration featuring Dillon and Missoula performers. Highlights included Mike Smuin's interpretive dance and Ben Tone with Larry Barsness performing for a Virginia City Players recital.
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Jackson
Montana
Anaconda
Dillonites
Missoula
Virginia City Players
Ben
Wedding of Miss Anna Caldwell and James Walter Scott
Miss Anna Jane Caldwell and James Walter Scott exchanged vows at St James Episcopal church last Saturday morning with Rev Arthur Lord officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Donna Carrigan and best man Eugene W Hildreth. The couple hosted a wedding breakfast at Lyon's Den and a reception in St James guild hall with many relatives and out of town guests from Seattle Red Lodge Idaho Falls Butte Oakland Missoula.
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Anna Jane Caldwell
F. E Wise
James Walter Scott
Parke T. Scott
Armstead
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Arthur Lord
Donna Carrigan
Eugene W Hildreth
Brinton Jackson
Lyon's den
St. James Guild Hall
George Dart
William Pennington
Butte
Robert Jackson
Missoula
Rotary talk highlights adoption work and civic spirit
SUPT. DICK LITTLE discusses challenges of child adoption at the home and answers questions about its operation. Parke T. Scott introduces Dr. Howard Kirtland who stresses Rotary's kindly spirit and its role in strengthening America. A Memorial day holiday pauses meetings. a rural urban gathering is planned at the Diamond Bar Inn withDr. Warren Monger as chair and guests Scott, Kirtland, Williamson, and Brown.
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Dick Little
Ents
Mr. Little
Parke T. Scott
Howard Kirtland
Rotary
California
America
Diamond Bar Inn
Jackson
Warren Monger
Mr. Scott
Kirtland
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Earl Williamson
George Brown
Dillon Junior Chamber of Commerce
Selway Funeral Held for Dillon Native Roy R. Selway
Funeral services for Roy R. Selway a Dillon native were conducted at the Brundage chapel with Rev. R. N. Johnstone of the Methodist church officiating. Interment followed in Mountain View cemetery with pallbearers Carl Guidici A J Rogan Pete Piaz zola Ralph Brothers Harry Christensen and George Lane. Other items note visitors Mrs Harold Warner and guests Mrs Florence Stone and Mrs R A Lasich with travels to California and Helena.
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Roy R. Selway
Dillon
Brundage Chapel
R. N. Johnstone
Methodist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Carl Guidici
A. J. Rogan
Pete Piazzola
Ralph Brothers
Harry Christensen
George Lane
Summer GI training deadline looms for Korea era veterans
The Veterans Administration warns post Korea veterans must enroll and begin approved training by August 20 to keep GI benefits. Summer school offers a last chance for many to start training before the cutoff, especially for those discharged before August 20, 1952. On the job training also must begin by the deadline. A weekly veterans column notes a GI loan can cover up to four separate residential units for one buyer.
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Veterans Administration
Western faculty to give high school commencements this spring
College notes report President Rush Jordan will speak at Columbia Falls May 28, Professor Howard Leslie at Augusta May 27, and Miss Genevieve Albertson at Leadore Idaho May 20. A mobile x ray unit visited campus Monday forenoon and students repaired damage to the college M on Sunday May 23. Rayburn Thompson sponsored visits by Moccasin seventh and eighth graders. Campus groups held spring banquets this week the publications banquet May 24 at Presbyterian church parlors and the Art club banquet May 25 at Ditty's.
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Ann Jenkins
Royal Neighbors of America
Twin Bridges
Enterprise
Marian Miller
Jean Nelson
Lilly Willey
Mabel Haffner
June Clark
Maxine Clark
RoyceBarth
Jackson
Wayne Stocks
Louis Luch
Susan
Butte
Max Hafner
Keith Botticher
Phyllis Glassey
Dorothy Venrick
Wisdom
Jackson Ranger Station
Allen Dansie
Bridge Club
Rose Stocks
Roy Ford
Fred Nelson Low
Anaconda Central High School
Deming
Peter Damin
Johnny Pupich
Salt Lake City
St. Mary's High School
Ethel McMain
Chris Spurley
Lemon
S. D
Clifford
Dillon
New York
Ireland
Western
Rush Jordan
Columbia Falls
Howard Leslie
Augusta
Genevieve Albertson
Leadore
Idaho
Presbyterian Church
Art Club
Ditty's
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