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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1950

Page

10

Ladies Day at Butte Country Club Planned Here

The weekly ladies day will be observed Wednesday afternoon at the Butte Country club with Mrs. Joseph E. Parker and Mrs. Thomas W. Roche as hostesses. Reservations close today at noon by calling Joe Beau at 2-2394. The event features a qualifying round for a 12 hole match play tournament in threesomes guided by chairmen Mrs. Jerry T. Sullivan and Mrs. J. O. Peterson, and includes a golf clinic by club pro Frank Morey at 9 o'clock.

Butte Country Club Joseph E. Parker Thomas W. Roche Joe Beau Jerry T. Sullivan J. O. Peterson Ward A. Fanning W. E. Tracy D. R. Campbell Fred Ackerman L. V. Ketter Leo Riley Larry Smith Peter Miller Leo Brady William A George P. Palmer Ike Meager A. B. Foutz William Mott Clarence A. Champ William M. Kirkpatrick Stockton Veazey, Jr Gerry Pochetvina W. D. Evans John P. Sullivan Joseph L. Wilson Frank Morey

Butte Nile Club Meets Tonight

The Butte Nile club will meet Tuesday evening in the Masonic temple with Inez Watson Elizabeth Michell Mary Atkins and Ethel Rossiter hosting. Business of importance will be transacted and members are urged to be present.

Butte Nile Club Masonic Temple Inez Watson Elizabeth Michell Mary Atkins Ethel Rossiter

Neighbors Meet Silver Bow and Woodcraft Members

A regular Friday meeting at Carpenter's hall included Mary One as presiding guardian neighbor. Plans were set for future activities and a social hour followed. residents from Silver Bow circle and Neighbors of Woodcraft attended.

Silver Bow Circle Woodcraft Carpenter’s Hall Mary One

All Bran promises relief from constipation

A testimonial from W H Rooney of Detroit Michigan praises Kellogg's All Bran for easing constipation after many medicines. The ad invites readers with constipation to eat an ounce daily and drink water, with a ten day satisfaction period and a double money back offer by sending an empty carton to Kellogg's Battle Creek Michigan.

W.H. Rooney Detroit 2 Mich Kellogg’s Battle Creek

Mrs Carroll Elected Mrs Jay King Friends Honor Officers

Mrs Carroll Elected Mrs Jay King entertained members of the Women's Missionary society group A of the United Lutheran church Thursday afternoon The following officers were re elected president Mrs Edward Carroll vice president Mrs Fred Loeffler treasurer Mrs Ralph Munkers secretary Mrs Harey Young and statistical secretary Mrs Louis Dotzl were re elected Department secretaries will be appointed at the July meeting Elise Weiser led the program The Lutheran Church in British Guiana A discussion followed

Jay King Women’s Missionary Society United Lutheran Church Edward Carroll Fred Loeffler Ralph Munkers Harey Young Louis Dotzl Elise Weiser British Guiana

Mrs Jane Hall linked to Maui couple visit in Butte

Mr and Mrs John McGrew Cooper of Maui Honolulu and Santa Barbara spent several days visiting friends in Butte and other Montana cities and left Friday for Spokane before a brief stay in Santa Barbara. Mrs Cooper is the former Miss Jane Hall daughter of the late Dr and Mrs William H Hall of Butte.

John McGrew Cooper Maui Honolulu Santa Barbara Butte Montana Spokane Cooper Jane Hall William H. Hall

Annual Butte Country Club Lunch Opens Golf Season

Over 400 members and guests attended the club event at the Butte Country Club Saturday afternoon marking the formal opening of the golf season. After luncheon, cards were played and handsome prizes awarded. Co chairmen in charge of arrangements were Mrs. Arlo T. Axelson and Mrs. Robert J. Stephan.

Butte Country Club Arlo T. Axelson Robert J. Stephan

Dorcas Society to Meet at Emanuel Lutheran Church

The Dorcas society of Emanuel Lutheran church will meet Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the church parlors with Mrs Wilson Hong and Mrs Oscar Peterson as hostesses. Colored slides of Yellowstone and Glacier National parks will be shown by Mrs Jackson Greenough. Refreshments will follow. The affair is open to the public.

Dorcas Society The Emanuel Lutheran Church Wilson Hong Oscar Peterson Yellowstone Glacier National Parks Jackson Greenough

Sewing Club Plans Meeting At Mrs Burns Home

The Newcomers Sewing club will meet Thursday afternoon at 1700 Marcia the home of Mrs William Burns with Mrs Fred Baily as co host. Members should bring items for overseas boxes.

Newcomers Sewing Club William Burns Marcia Fred Baily

Ruth Chapter No 2 Past Matrons to Meet at Lloyds

The Past Matrons club of Ruth Chapter No 2 holds a Thursday 1 PM meeting at Lloyds. Attendees may call hostesses Georgia MacKinnon or Katie McKay at 2-2520.

Ruth Lloyd's Georgia MacKinnon Katie McKay

Club to Meet Members of Arbeida Sewing Club

Arbeida Sewing club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bernice Williams at 6228 West Granite. Luncheon will be served at 1 30 o clock.

Arbeida Sewing Club Bernice Williams West Granite

Rotana Club to Hold Closed Meeting in Roundup Room

The Rotana Meeting The Butte Rotana club will hold a closed gathering Tuesday evening in the Roundup room of the Hotel Fin len with president Kathleen Brogan presiding.

Butte Rotana Club Hotel Finlen Kathleen Brogan

Eighth Birthday Party For Karen Williams At West Daly Home

Mrs. Clifford Williams hosted a Saturday afternoon party at 726 West Daly for Karen Williams eighth birthday. Children played games and enjoyed refreshments. The pink and blue themed celebration featured a central cake with pink tapers and favors marking the guests several named attendees.

Clifford Williams West Daly Karen Mary Ruth Brunell Nancy Margie Norma Hosking Linda Lee Secora Marie Moon

Meeting of WSCS Set Thursday

A regular luncheon meeting of WSCS of the Grace Silver Bow Methodist church will be held at 1:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs. W. E. Slauson, Mrs. Richard Welter, and Mrs. W. D. Suydam as hostesses. Mrs. Suydam will lead the devotions and Mrs. Clege Hancock will be in charge of the program. Mrs. Chris Wolff will conduct the business session.

WSCS Grace Silver Bow Methodist Church W. E. Slauson Richard Welter W. D. Suydam Suydam Clege Hancock Chris Wolff

Business College Prom Held at Columbia Gardens Pavilion

The Columbia Gardens pavilion hosted the annual prom of the Butte Business College on Saturday evening with Fred Harvey's orchestra providing music. A large crowd of students and friends attended, with numerous dinner and supper parties held before and after the affair.

Columbia Gardens Butte Business College Fred Harvey

Mrs J W Uncles Resumes After Portland Graduation

Mrs J W Uncles of 2010 Floral Boulevard returned Sunday from Portland Oregon where she attended the Hill Military Academy graduation exercises. Her son Leroy was a member of the graduating class.

J. W. Uncles Floral Boulevard Portland Ore the Hill Military Academy Leroy

WSCS Will Meet on Thursday at Trinity Methodist Church

The Women's Society of Christian Service of Trinity Methodist Church will meet Thursday afternoon with Joseph James and Mrs Ernest Richards as hostesses. Luncheon will be served at 1 15 o'clock.

Women’s Society of Christian Service Trinity Methodist Church Joseph James Ernest Richards

Mrs Berkin Attends Twin Minn Celebrations in 1920s

Mrs Louis E Berkin returns to Butte after attending her cousins golden wedding in Hudson Minnesota and her nephew's silver wedding in Barnum Minnesota. About 100 guests attended the golden celebration and 50 attended the silver anniversary party.

Louis E. Berkin Pennsylvania George Baker Hudson, Minn George Rudy Barnum, Minn

Mrs Fletcher Jones Heads to St Louis for Family Wedding

Mrs Fletcher Jones and her son Fletcher from Mueller apartments travel to St Louis on Wednesday to attend the wedding of Dr Bertrand Thomas Jones and Miss Shirley Ann Dean. The event, scheduled for Saturday, ties together two families from St Louis Missouri.

Fletcher Jones Fletcher Mueller Apartments St. Louis

Marian Martin Sunfrock Pattern 9337 for Summer Wear

Pattern 9337 in sizes 12 to 20 with sunfrock and cape option and yardage details. Provides illustrated Sew Chart and fit guidance. Send twenty five cents to Marian Martin Pattern Dept Chicago Illinois for the pattern and twenty cents more for the Summer Pattern Book with beach bra pattern.

Marian Martin Montana Standard Pattern Dept P. O Chicago Ill

Christian Science Board Reports Growth and Healing Power

Boston church leaders tout vast evidence of Christianity’s power to heal sickness and solve human problems. At the Mother Church meeting in Boston, 7,500 Christian Scientists heard that spiritual power can heal disease, guide individuals, uncover resources, and provide needed good, with a record rise in churches and membership over the past year.

Boston Mass Christian Science Board of Directors First Church of Christ, Scientist Thomas E. Hurley Christian Science Walter S. Cross Fitchburg Mother Church Mary Baker Eddy Christian Science Churches

Dinner Planned by Eagles Group

The Eagles auxiliary will hold a dinner at the Rocky Mountain cafe after its regular business meeting. The business session starts at 7 30 in the Eagles hall. Reservations can be made by calling Leona Atkinson, 2 1052, Alice Gosselin, 2 4306, or Pauline Zyzniewski, 4674.

Eagles Rocky Mountain Cafe Eagles Hall Leona Atkinson Alice Gosselin Pauline Zyzniewski

76 Car Wrecks in Past Month

A monthly police report shows 76 automobile accidents within city limits in May. Among them 16 injuries from major mishaps and 60 minor vehicle damage cases. No fatalities. one murder reported and cleared, one robbery solved, two assaults with one cleared, two burglaries solved, 10 of 25 larcenies solved, 20 prowls and four car prowl cases solved. Nine of 11 stolen bicycles recovered, seven of eight stolen cars recovered.

Bart J. Riley

Death Shocks Paris as First Bath Proves Fatal

Shock Paris report says Licien Duquenel aged 50 died after the first bath of his life. Doctors attributed death to the shock of immersion, with initial notices published Monday.

Paris U.P Licien Duquenel

Cookins Fun Celery Frosted Sandwich Loaf And Pie

Simple recipe notes for a strawberry pie with graham crust and quick filling. Ingredients include graham crumbs butter corn syrup vanilla pudding whipped cream and strawberries. Method has mixing and pressing crust then baking briefly and cooling before filling and garnishing.

Moose to Sponsor Rodeo in Deer Lodge

Plans under way for the Loyal Order of Moose rodeo to benefit welfare work set for two floodlight shows July 15 and 16 in Deer Lodge. Committee includes Joe Tecca governor and general chairman, Ray Hodge vice chairman, Francis Dumont secretary, plus Marinus Jensen Charles Brenton William Greeton and I S Speck. A dance closes the first night on July 15 while townspeople and visitors attend. A Moose delegation will motor to Anaconda June 9 to hear Father Cattish about Mooseheart and the home for orphans. A Legion supper for Moose members is planned June 17.

Anaconda Father Cattish Mooseheart Legion Moose

Rainbow Girls Plan Party Thursday

Rainbow Girls will entertain the Philipsburg and Drummond members Thursday evening June 8 at 7 30 o clock at the Masonic temple A social hour will follow the business session.

Charles Steele Taken by Death

Charles C. Steele a Milwaukee railroad conductor for 40 years died Monday at St Joseph hospital after a brief illness. A Vernon county Missouri native who moved to Montana in 1910, he lived in Three Forks before relocating to 112 Main in 1947. He belonged to AF and AM No 73 and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Surviving Iris his wife a daughter Mary Ella and two Kansas City sisters. Body at Ross mortuary with funeral plans pending word from relatives.

Deer Lodge Charles C. Steele Milwaukee Railroad St. Joseph Hospital Vernon County Montana Three Forks Milwaukee Main AM No. 73 Brotherhood of Railroad Iris Mary Ella Kansas City R. E. Bardin W. E. Cox Ross Mortuary

Montanan Blinded After Lye Thrown in Quarrel

Forsyth Montan a June 5 Leonard Delmier will lose sight in one eye and the other is impaired after a solution of lye and water was thrown into his face following a ranch quarrel with his wife. Sheriff Floyd Dowling said Delmier was burned on face and chest and he was brought to Forsyth for treatment by Willie Brocker. Delmier has taken no action against his wife.

Forsyth Leonard Delmier Rosebud Floyd Dowling Dowlin Delmier Here Willie Brocker

Whitefish Boy Drowns in Washington Lake

A five year old boy from Whitefish Montana drowned Monday at Newman Lake 24 miles east of Spokane Washington. Bruce L Baldwin son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert B Baldwin of Whitefish was fishing on the dock in front of his grandparents cottage when he disappeared. His father a Whitefish fireman rowed out and on his first dive found the child.

Spokane Whitefish Mont Newman Lake Here Bruce L. Baldwin Gilbert B. Baldwin Baldwins J. F. Jewell Bruce

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Social Country Club Nile Club Carroll John Coopers Sewing Club Rotana Meeting Karen Williams Business College Eddy Eddy’s Lok Cor Tlarian Thasti Scientist Eagles’ Group Frances Hale Jerabek Rainbow Girls Charles Steele Montanan Lye Broadway Washington Lake Fur Shop West Park ST St.joseph America Butte, Montana
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