First Baptist Church Welcomes Visitors for Sunday Services
Regular services at the First Baptist Church Sunday October 21 with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11. Dr G Clifford Cress Montana Baptist Convention state secretary will speak delivering a message. Normal students receive a special invitation and all Dillon Baptists are urged to attend with a cordial welcome for visitors.
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G. Clifford Cress
Montana Baptist Convention
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Dillon
Vordial
Federation Meeting Draws Thirteen Dillon Women to Wisdom
Thirteen Dillon women and representatives from local clubs attended the annual fall meeting of the county federation of women’s clubs in Wisdom. Mrs F C McFadden presided as Mrs J B Shaw was absent. Highlights included a paper on Girls of Today, a water report on Dillon’s supply, talk by county health nurse Miss Lian on the Junior Red Cross, and discussion of a proposed county circulating library. A clever afternoon play Hearts was presented by Mrs Will Tovey.
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Dillon
Wisdom
County Federation ' of” Women's
Haines
Agnes Bernstein
Etta, Meyzel
Edith Herndon
Mra
C. P. Thomas
Nina M. Nash
Myrl Erwin
F. C. McFadden
J. B. Shaw
Cottrell
Waldorf
Ike Edinger
Examiner
Will .Tovey
Luncheon Held With Seventy-Two Ladies Seated
Fragmentary report notes a luncheon where seventy two ladies were seated. Two large tables were arranged for the event with service described as completed.
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Loutres
Wisdom
Tal
Dinner Party at Woodburn Home Hosts Twenty Two Guests
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Woodburn hosted a Thursday evening dinner for twenty two guests. After the meal, Pinochle was played at six tables as part of the event.
Dinner for Twelve and Dinner Party at Rees Home
Mr and Mrs W C Jennings hosted a dinner with twelve guests and handsome appointments. Following the dinner the guests enjoyed cards and a lively evening. Mr and Mrs Jack Rees extended hospitality to friends at a dinner party with Pinochle as the evening’s attraction.
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W. C. Jennings
Jack* Rees
Society Personal News Highlights From New York Trip
Mrs Pearl I Smith returned Saturday from New York where she placed her daughter Rachel in college at Vassar. The mother and daughter enjoyed a city visit before her Montana return. Mrs Dave Sullivan and Miss Kate Sullivan tour eastern cities and spend the week in New York City en route to Washington D C. Dr Molleur reports the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Smith Ames of Armstead.
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New York
Rachel
Vassar College
New York City
Montana
Dave Sullivan
Kate Sullivan
Washington,d. C
Molleur
Smith Ames
Armstead
Anna Case to Sing in Butte Under Mrs Sullivan
Metropolitan soprano Anna Case is slated for a Butte concert this fall under the direction of Kathryn Baird Sullivan at St John Episcopal Church with organist duties by Sullivan. Arrangements were made after Sullivan’s Portland, Oregon visit. Tom Harris spent the weekend in Butte visiting relatives.
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Anna Case
Gop Dopany
Kathryn. Baird Sullivan
Butte
Miss Case
Sullivan
Portland
Ore
Tom Harris
First Baptist Church Officers Convene Meeting in Dillon
All officers of the First Baptist Church of Dillon are called to a conference at the church on Saturday evening October 20 at 8 p.m. Dr C Dress will be with us for the occasion.
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Beaverhead County
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St.James Guild
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Smith
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A. G. Williams
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Lizetta
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Gilbert
T. E. Gilbert
Dllon
Americanization Committee
American Legion State Organization
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Omy
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Naing
Dillon Dry Goode
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