Pinochle Club Saturday Night Scores and Outings
Mr and Mrs John Verbance hosted a Pinochle club gathering with four tables. Lois Baril and Dan Piccone posted high scores while Mrs Dan Piccone and Sam Gray had low scores. Refreshments were served. Alvin Simpson left for Red Rock for a shearing job. Mrs Albert Schmidt visited Butte this week. Mrs Edna McIlraith departed for Port and will visit daughters in Wallace Idaho and Spokane Washington en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Verbance
Lois Baril
Dan Piccone
Sam Gray
Alvin Simpson
Red Rock
Albert Schmidt
Butte
Edna Mcllrath
Port
Wallace
Idaho
Spokane
Washington
Dell Visitors in Dillon This Week Reach Local Guests
Among Dell visitors in Dillon this week were Mr and Mrs Henry Gravely, Mr and Mrs Floyd Kenison, Leo Walsh, Mr and Mrs A B Mecham and Pete Sweeney. Floyd Kenison left for Bozeman Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C H Birrer moved to Hamilton. Mr and Mrs A K Mecham were Christmas shopping in Idaho Falls. Leo Walsh left for Riverside Iowa to visit his folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell
Dillon
Henry Gravely
Floyd Kenison
Leo Walsh
A. B. Mecham
Pete Sweeney
Bozeman
C. H. Birrer
Hamilton
A. K. Mecham
Idaho Falls
Riverside
Iowa
Jackson Firemen Host Seven Card Parties and Family Visits
Jackson firemen held seven card parties with eight tables. Mrs. Coy Rice and Bob Jackson led high scores, followed by Mrs. Martin Jackson and Tom Clemon. Families including the Jacksons and Laphams planned holiday travel to Enfield New Hampshire to visit relatives, with return expected after New Year. Local residents Alfred Peterson and John Anderson were noted visitors and buyers, while dinners and visits occurred across several households including the Clemon, Dunbar, Hirschy, and Peterson families amid a Wisdon bazaar and ranching activity in nearby Dillon and Wise River areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Coy Rice
Bob Jackson
Martin Jackson
Tom Clemon
John Jackson
Johnnie
Harry Lapham
Lawrence Holloran
Bernard
Dillon
Enfield
New Hampshire
Ibey
Sanford Shepherd
Mark Clemon
Alfred Peterson
John Anderson
Wise ‘River
Jay Dunbar
Montgomery Ajax
Fred Hirschy
William Christianson
J. Johanson
John “‘Hutchin
May Sprinkle
Wisdom
Students Promote Christmas Seal Sale in Local Guild Talks
High school students from Miss Violet Hastman’s public speaking class deliver talks on church guild programs to support tuberculosis Christmas seals. Anna Christensen spoke at the Lutheran guild, John McGahan at the L D S guild, Bill Davis at the Presbyterian guild, Mary Sweeney at the Catholic guild, and Fred Rife at the Episcopal guild last Thursday. Bernice Renz will speak at the Methodist guild and Floyd Pahnish at the Baptist guild next Thursday on the seals’ battle against tuberculosis. The Beaver Mr. and Mrs. C. & Blinn hosted their pinochle club for a seven o’clock dinner Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Hastman
Anna Christensen
Lutheran Guild
John McGahan
L. D.S
Bill Davis
Presbyterian Guild
Mary Sweeney
Catholic Guild
Fred Rife
Episcopal Guild
Bernice Renz
Methodist Guild
Floyd Pahnish
Baptist Guild
Home Ec Dance at Local High School Raises Funds
A large crowd attended a Saturday night dance at the local high school organized by the Home Ec club. Proceeds support sending delegates to the All-State Home Ec meeting in Bozeman. Emma McGahan sang, a skit titled The Wedding of Homer Ec onomics and Aggie Culture featured William Tower as minister, Virginia Woody and Billy Tait as the nervous couple. Don Wheat sang a request number, Jo Ann Deputy closed the floor show with a tap dance, and music was by the Bachelor Club orchestra. Ruth Wilberg, club president, oversaw arrangements.
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Bozeman
Emma McGahan
Homer
William Tower
Virginia Woody
Billy Tait
Don Wheat
Jo Ann
Bachelor Club Orchestra
Ruth Wilberg
Students organize commercial club Alpha Phi Omega
High school commercial course students formed Alpha Phi Omega with Frances Pickelick as superintendent Anna Lee Sheppard as general manager Ruth Deputy as corresponding secretary Edith Nurmi as financial advisor Irene Megquier as filing clerk Cathleen Henkel instructor elected chief director Colors turquoise and copper with golden red flower motto Your success depends on you Club meets twice monthly for business and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Phi Omega
Frances Pickelick
Anna Lee Sheppard
Ruth Deputy
Edith, Nurmi
P.G
Irene Megquier
Cathleen Henkel
Danish Brotherhood Dance Draws Large Saturday Crowd
A large crowd attended the Danish Brotherhood dance at the I O O F hall Saturday night. Harry Bay led arrangements with Ralph and George Peterson assisting. An 8 o'clock meeting preceded dancing which began at ten with music by the Montana Fence Riders. Supper followed at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danish Brotherhood
I. O. O. F. Hall
Harry Bay
Ralph
George Peterson
Montana Fence Riders
Kamus Kadets Plan Christmas Carols for December 15
President Emma Lovinger led a Kamus Kadets meeting that approved a Christmas caroling outing on December 15. The group will visit a hospital and private homes and welcomes requests for specific carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lovinger
Kampus Kadets
Westwood Phasmacy Reopens With New Decor and Booths
Remodelling of the Westwood Phasmacy and Confectionery is complete with silver and peach décor, ten new booths, a soda fountain counter, and back bar. Clyde Sewell, the manager, announced the re arrangement. John Selvidge visits Butte today. Mrs. Albert Gordon of Armstead spent Wednesday in Dillon. There are over 1,145,000 4-H members in the U S and more than seven million youths have participated in 4-H during 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Sewell
John Selvidge
Butte
United States
Albert Gordon of
Armstead
Dillon
Burglaries Prompt Trial and Local Sheriff's Probe
A man charged with trapping without a license pleads not guilty and is set for trial. He is found guilty and fined $50, choosing 25 days in jail. Two burglaries target Mihelish beer parlor and Lima Garage. About $70 to $80 stolen from a trunk. burglars try to roll an unlocked safe containing $700 in cash and checks toward the rear of Lima Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cushing
Lima
Chamber of Commerce Report Notes Local Advertising Exemptions
The report details advertising exemptions for the community including commercial newspapers and radio, with church solicitations and Red Cross tuberculosis seal sales also excluded. Henry Wieber and family with Miss Henriett Smith travelled Sunday to visit Art and Mrs Smith in Winifred Montana, parental home to Mrs Wiebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th Radio
Re Cross
Henry Wieber
Robert
Miss Henriett
Smith
Art Smith
Wiebe
Winifred
Montana
CCC crews erect first 6 miles of Dillon to Jackson line
CCC crews in Beaverhead National Forest completed six miles of a 45 mile metallic telephone line from Dillon to the Jackson ranger station. Forest supervisor B Willey said the project adds about 38 miles this summer. Another line linked Wall Creek to Black Butte and extended to the Vigilante experiment station and Crockett Lake, Virginia City, completing a circus circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Jackson Ranger Station
CCC
Beaverhea National Forest
B. Willey
Forest Superviso
Jackson
Wall Creek
Black Butte
Crockett Lake
Virginia City
Montana farmers to learn 1938 program at statewide meetings
Montana farmers and ranchers will attend a week of community meetings starting December 12 to learn details of the 1938 agricultural conservation and range programs. County committeemen will be elected for the upcoming year as district conferences continue to brief AAA officials and extension agents. Yard beautification in Lewis and Clark county shows strong activity with 248 improvements by rural and urban homeowners including trees grass walks and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
AAA
Lewis and Clark County
Neva W. Magraw
Rura
Montana 4 H winners soar at national club congress
Bozeman Katherine Sire of Belt tops Montana in the 4 H style dress revue and wins first in the national competition. Mabel Cramer of Helena earns second in canning and a college scholarship. Katherine Raths of Roundup is named regional alternate in food preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Katherine
Montana
Chicago
Pauline
Bunting
Mabel Cramer
Helena
Katherine Raths
Roundup
Miss Cramer Tops 4-H Exhibits and Canning Output
The report notes Miss Cramer displaying 49 exhibits at state and national shows with 50 prizes, 29 first place. Over eight years she completed ten 4-H projects including three canning efforts and canned 3,438 pints of food while active in club executive work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss .Cramer
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