Lima News Mrs Ray Weeks Correspondent Election Plans At Lima Chapter
OBS Chapter No 26 of OORS held its regular meeting Nov 17 at the Masonic hall with past matrons and patrons addressed by Valeria Phere and Pred Mitch ell. Officers were announced in the east as Fr E. Calvert joined by Lueila Kellett and Grace Martinell. The regular meeting begins at 7 pm and after adjournment members will exchange gifts with a one dollar limit. Pythian Sisters meet Nov 20 at Pythian hall with a duck lunch and bazaar Dec 7 starting at 11 am with a food sale and coffee service.
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Fiva
Boardman
OORS
Masonic Hall
Valeria Phere
Pred Mitchell
Adelaide Mandell Lee Martinell
Hima Merrell
Elizabeth Calvert
Quigles Clifford Calvert
Lueila Kellett
Lars Winslow
Grace Martinell
Ethel Knox
Ada Wilson
Jeétave Prout
Aratelle Manning
Ra. Martineli
Pythiat, Hall
Lima Community Church Sunday Schedule
Kev Le and We tel Pastor announces worship at 11 am with youth fellowship at 3 pm. Evening activities include Bible study and prayer at 7 pm, Wednesdays feature youth meeting and community events at Booom Weir.
Community Notices and Club Reports From Local Events
Church activities include Thanksgiving Dance at school with orchestra and Bea verette Lodge Christmas parts planned for Dec 17. Sunday school awards totaled 196 points, with Jamie Iverson top scorer. Beaverette Club met at Masonic hall with Dorothy Bittick hosting dessert lunch. Marion Merrells and family traveled to Idaho Falls for a visit with a son.
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Jammie Iverson
Ers
Kath. Brown
Margaret
Ott Lawhist
Lara Dowie
Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed In Lima
Mr and Mrs James Patterson of Lima celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on December 3 with an open house at Dell Community Hall from 8 pm to midnight. Their family and friends attend as neighbors join a village gathering and a notice lists local clubs and toasts.
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Ana
James Patterson
Lima
Dell
Montana Business Outlook Seen Improving Through 1960
Portland report by the National Association of Manufacturers cites a brighter Montana economy. It notes 18 30 firms operating in 1950 and predicts 21 000 by 1960, requiring about 411 million dollars in outlay for new and expanded operations. Tax relief is urged to unlock funds for growth.
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Montana
Portland
Northwest
the National of Manufacturers
Fo Remore
NAM
Lima Community Social Notes and Local Travel
Reports from Lima include army term completion and homecoming joy, visits by Mrs Sidona Rush and Myr Avery, and residents traveling to Missoula Dillon Rochester and Pocatello. Upcoming games show Lima basketball vs Ennis and Virginia City with recent practice wins.
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Lima
Frank
Sidona Rush
Myr
J Tm Avery
Dell
Bate Wednentas
Dall
Glen Halbrook
Ray Wreck Sr
Kurt Radha' Aled
Marilyn
Ken Koho
Debra Law
Barrett Hospital
Baby Waters
Dillon
Ler Pardonette
Jim Brown
Donald Weitzel
Maude McBride
Jim Patterson
Gus Nix
Ken Iverson
Missoula
Don Bramlette
Big Sandy
Harry
Rochester
Minn
Kurt Raddatz
Cache Junction
Utah
Armstead
Ennis
Virginia City
L C McCully
Dylon
Claude Harshner
Claudia
Pocatello
Idaho
George Gleed
Almy Rose
Humphrey
Ralph Stosich
Veterans Welfare Counselor Assists Vets at Dillon Office
James McCashin, a representative of the veterans welfare commission, visits the Dillon state employment service office each Thursday to advise and aid veterans in determining their rights under veterans legislation.
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James McCashin
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Dillon
State Employment Service
Gargoyles Welcome PEO Guests at College Readings
Members of Dillon PEO chapter were guests of the Gargoyle club at Western Montana college dramatics for readings on November 18. Participants included Hilda Guldseth Betty Haulman Bob Welsh Bill Thomas Fred Hallauer and Jean Nankervis. The same students read at the Shakespeare club meeting November 21 at Mrs Williss home.
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Dillon Peo
Gargoyle Club
Western Montana College Dramatics
Hilda Guldseth
Betty Haulman
Bob Welsh
Bill Thomas
Fred Hallauer
Jean Nankervis
Shakespeare Club
Frank Williss
College Art Club Sets Yule Log Sale Plan
Western Mon College art club met November 17 at Mrs. Mary B. Emerick home to approve selling Yule logs before Christmas. Logs cut by Leon Greene and Lee Orr were prepared for decoration. The meeting followed a program at Mrs. Helen Dresen's home with slides of paintings and sculpture. Special guests included Theo Bay Beaverhead County superintendent, Margaret Orr, and Stella Bierrum.
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Art Club
Western Mon College
Mary B. Emerick
Leon’ Greene
Lee Orrand
Helen Dresen
Watt Rites Held in Inglewood
Funeral services were held in Inglewood California for R H Watt a former Dillon lodge member and former ranch operator north of Dillon. He died November 15 in Inglewood and is survived by a son Robert of Rowan and a daughter Mrs Jeanette Pederson of Butte.
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Inglewood
Calif
R. H. Watt
Beaverhead County
Dillon Lodge No. 16
Dillon
Pony
Madison
Robert
Rowan
Jeanette Pederson
Butte
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