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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1948
Page
23
Mrs. E H Dean arrives back at 105 South Fifth Bozeman after a three week visit to Minneapolis to see her daughter Edna Dean and Mr. and Mrs Ward former Bozeman residents.
Miss Melva Luxton presented 150 guests at the Church of the Latter-day Saints in Anaconda with piano pupils and guest artist Frank Koumadina from Cincinnati Conservatory. The program featured Chopin etudes, organ pieces by Luxton, a long list of student selections from Down on the Farm to Alice Blue Gown, and duets by several performers.
ANACONDA June 5 Deborah Rebekah lodge will meet at 8 o clock Monday night in IOOF hall. The committee includes Ann McBride chairman Esther Coburn Alice Phillips Sadie Karnes Walter Karnes Agnes Henderson H Kraughan and Emma Sparrow.
ANACONDA June 5 Country club members will host a guest day bridge luncheon in the clubhouse east of the city. Reservations are due by Monday noon with Mrs. M R Hoyt. Co chairs include Mrs. W B Mitchell and Mrs. F F Frick with a long list of organizers. The next calendar item is a family night dinner on Wednesday night June 16, with Mrs. Frank L Stupca chairing the general committee.
Mrs Dave Nelson entertained the Presbyterian junior guild at her home 316 West Park on Wednesday night with Mrs John Moore assisting. This was the final meeting before the summer vacation.
Bozeman group hosted a no host luncheon at the Bozeman hotel for Miss Betty Bunker of Washington DC and Mrs Ray Lakey of Richmond Virginia. Decorations featured pink carnalions in crystal bowls. Afterward guests visited the James MacDonald residence for bridge. Attendees included local residents and visitors such as Mrs MacDonald and Mrs Huffine. ANACONDA dinner meeting includes Business Owners David Vaughn and Professional Woman's Club members at Montana hotel with Helen Lovell presiding. Former Residents Inspire Party.
In Bozeman on Friday afternoon Mrs. Edgar Davis and Mrs. Ben Chandler hosted a pink and blue baby shower for Mrs. Gilbert Monroe of Idaho Falls Idaho. Monroe visited her mother Mrs. Lethe Bennett during the stay and was joined by guests D. W. Chandler George Chesnut Mrs. Bennett Mrs. Carl Coulston Mrs. Sidney Coulston Mrs. Kenneth Monroe Merle Chandler Arthur Dubbs Jr and Diane Davis.
Dr Harold Hollands of Corvallis Oregon formerly of Bozeman spent the weekend in Bozeman with his wife and daughter Barbara. He attended the Gallatin high school graduation exercises where Barbara was valedictorian. Mrs Hollands and Barbara plan to leave about June 15 for Corvallis to establish their future home.
Methodist women's activities for June include a Wohelo class pot luck picnic at the Eric Hollander camp on Saturday and a picnic at Mrs. Harold Walker's home in Opportunity Tuesday. Devotions will be led by Mrs. Vern Campbell, the June WSC S meeting is canceled, members join Wohelo for the picnic, and the June committee will serve in November.
In Bozeman at Emerson school the Central Council of the Parent Teachers Association elected Nathaniel Kutzman president for the coming year. Other officers named were Clyde Border as vice president, Mrs. R. H. Elliott secretary, and Mrs. Harold Hatcrow treasurer, with Mrs. F. I. Sabo serving as president last year.
Miss Helen Sugrue daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sugrue 1204 West Third was graduated from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music last Thursday She is spending the month in Anaconda before her marriage after which she will return to Cincinnati On May 28 she gave a voice recital at the conservatory concert hall Her teacher was Bianca Saroya Her program included Italian German and French songs with Appalachian folk pieces accompanying by Oliver Manning
Anaconda VFW Auxiliary elected officers at a Thursday meeting followed by memorial services for Gold Star mothers and a no-hostess luncheon. Elected were Cteraldine Mickelson president Dorothy De wing senior vice president Violet Eccleston junior vice president Mary McLaughlin secretary Margaret Des Jardin treasurer Estelle Lewis chaplain Harriet Dudack conductress Mary Briumell trustee one year Florence Waters trustee two years Beth Robison trustee three years Helen Murphy instructor Hazel Moses historian Mary Smith flag bearer Mary Brunell banner bearer Ethel Cadwell musician Ruth Ryan Jean Boyer Margaret Dewing Dorothy Strom color bearers Florence Martin guard.
ANACONDA June 5 A beauti ful wedding united Miss Vera Jean Sherrard and Owen F H Greenough at St John church Omaha May 25. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Sherrard Lochryitle Iowa. The groom son of Charles J Greenough and the late Mrs Greenough 620 West Third. The Rev William E Doyle S J celebrated the mass. The couple went on a Denver trip and returned to Helena to make their home at 802 Broadway. The bride attended Lohrville schools and Omaha. The groom a Creighton University graduate and World War II veteran is employed by the state railroad and public service commission in Helena.
ANACONDA June 4 Mrs Mary OHaras farewell to degree of honor officers club members hosted at 508 East Fourth as she plans to move to Lewiston Idaho A May Pole centerpiece and yarn doll place cards highlighted the event Before departure she and daughter inspired a series of dinner parks hosted by multiple local couples including Donovan Stead Spurlock Stone Antonich Arvich Antoich Slaughter Sneberger and Raymond.
Miss Catherine McDonald of Bozeman Deaconess hospital visited Chicago for the 1948 biennial nursing convention held May 31 to June 4. She attended events at the meeting along with other nurses from across the country.
June 4 reports Mrs. D. Le Wood of Seattle visiting Bozeman at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Galnes at 411 West Koch. The brief item notes the social visit and location.
Anaconda society column lists numerous visitors and residents seen in town and around across the region. Names include LeRoy Bond of Fargo, Miss Theresa Connors in Washington, D. C., and families from Butte, Spokane, Helena, Dillon, and Kalispell, with travels to Billings, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Kentucky noted.
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