Farewell Party For Mrs Matteer At Silver Bow Homes
A farewell gathering was held in the Silver Bow Homes recreation hall honoring Mrs Ethel Matteer. Guests included many local women and the honored guest received gifts before Mrs Matteer and her children left June 3 for Washington. They resided in Butte for 26 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Homes
Ethel Matteer
Ann Alo
Frank Clark
Francis Lowney
Louise Gardner
Minnie Loddie
Amos Matthewson
Wyne Garwood
Alice Freely
Irene Irvine
Anne Tallow
Hazel Hicks
Elizabeth O’leary
Arthur Greenwood
LaVerne Session
Helen Larson
Myrtle Nigel
J. Moser
Marie Swift
Ruth Trevithick
Irene Ondrich
Grace Anstrom
Jack McElhenny
Lucille Maney
Ann Lynch
George Mattson
Jessie Carroll
May Mason
Mildred Harrington
Till Kroger
Joseph Pickthall
Barbara McElhenney
Jean Stevens
Mabel O'Leary
Doris
Informal Luncheon Honors Mrs Raff at Gosselin Home
Mrs J Albert Gosselin hosted a casual luncheon for Mrs Colin W Raff at 1251 Caledonia. Lilacs and apple blossoms decorated the table set for ten guests in an intimate afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin W. Raff
J. Albert Gosselin
1251
Caledonia
Specials at Weinberg's coats and gowns sale
Weinberg's offers coats long and short valued to 55 dollars for 25 dollars. Also a 259 percent reduction on all pure silk gowns and slips.
New Arrivals at Weinberg's
Weinberg's announces a shipment of Hansen sixteen button gloves in Black Pink and White. These stylish gloves suit evening and daytime wear and cater to shoppers seeking fashionable accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinberg
Hansen
Thelma Dolores Uncles Hosts Seventh Birthday Party
Thelma Dolores Uncles hosted a Friday evening party at Gamer's on May 23 to celebrate her seventh birthday. The table centered with a flower arrangement and a cake with seven candles, and seating was for 12. Mrs. J. W. Uncles and daughter-in-law Mrs. James R. Uncles assisted with the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Dolores Uncles
J. W. Uncles
Gamer's
Miss Fanny Sacomano Honored With Two Bridal Showers
Bride elect Miss Fanny Sacomano is the guest of honor at two separate showers in Butte homes. Eva Nelson and Lillian Nelson hosted a miscellaneous shower at 209 North Idaho with a buffet supper and gifts for the honoree. Attendees included family, friends, and the hostesses, with another shower later at Miss Worcester’s home on South Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Sacomano
Butte
Eva Nelson
Lillian Nelson
Nelson
North
Idaho
Dean Boyd
William Everett
Joseph Lukanish
Lillian Nance
Connie Peterson
Bette Russell
John Sacomano
Michael Sacomano
Peter Schivo
Dennis Walsh
Alice Hippe
Anna Lukhanish
Josephine Lukanish
Alice Lyden
Kate Lyden
Rosemarie Radulovich
Elaine Sacomano
Joan Sacomano
Betty Jane Trythall
Carrie Worcester
Miss Worcester
South Jackson
Sacomano
Miss Sacomano
Charles B. Dobbs
Otto Gibson
Wedding Guests Attend in Butte Matron of Honor Named
Mrs Raymond Gerry and daughter Mrs Holly Langer of Los Angeles are house guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Gerry in Butte. They came to attend the wedding of Miss Helen Louise Gerry and William Charles Bermingham at St Mary church Saturday morning with Mrs Langer acting as matron of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Gerry
Holly Langer
Los Angeles
Edward Gerry
West Woolman
Butte
Helen Louise Gerry
William Charles Bermingham
St. Mary Church
Langer
John Boland
J. J. Byrnes
William Stern
Scottish Rite Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Planned
The Scottish Rite ladies auxiliary will gather at 8 o clock Monday evening in the ladies clubroom of the Masonic temple. Reservations should be made with Mrs Wallace Orton at 4388 Mrs Glenn Maris at 24665 Mrs Amelia Rosenstein at 5279 or Mrs Eva Root at 3875. Cards will be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottish Rite Ladies Auxiliary
Masonic Temple
Wallace Orton
Glenn Maris
Amelia Rosenstein
Eva Root
Rainbow Girls Assembly Elects New Leaders
Rainbow Girls Butte Assembly No 4 will meet at 7 30 Saturday evening at the Masonic temple Initiation led by Norma Luke newly elected worthy adviser and her officers Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Norma Luke
Birth of Patrick Michael Duffy in Missoula
Word from Missoula reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Duffy formerly of Butte. The child is named Patrick Michael. Mrs. Sylvia Duffy of 2202 Walnut is the paternal grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Thomas S. Duffy
Butte
Patrick Michael
Sylvia Duffy
Walnut
Weekend Fishing Trip Guests of Mr and Mrs Finlen Jr
Mr and Mrs James T. Finlen Jr host a weekend fishing trip on the Madison with guests Dr and Mrs William A. McMahon of Seattle and Mr and Mrs Leslie M. Sheridan. They left yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Finlen, Jr
Madison
William A. McMahon
Seattle
Leslie M. Sheridan
Morgan Family Return After Seattle Wedding
Mr and Mrs Thomas A Morgan return to 326 South Idaho after attending their daughter Jean Helen Morgan and Thomas Leonard Jacobs wedding in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Morgan
South
Idaho
Seattle
Jean Helen Morgan
Thomas Leonard Jacobs
Vacationing Here Mrs Scott Visits Seattle Sisters
Mrs. Thomas B. Scott of Seattle is spending several weeks on vacation with her sisters Mrs. T. J. Crowley at 1915 Farragut and Mrs. J. A. McNulty at 1925 Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Scott
Seattle
T. J. Crowley
Farragut
J. A. McNulty
Adams
Family reunion trip to Maxville hosts Rawlings party
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rawlings returned from Maxville where they joined a family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kreig, with relatives gathering for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Rawlings
Maxville
Frank Kreig
H U club of Trinity Methodist meets at Cook home
The H. U. club of Trinity Methodist Church met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Bernard Cook's home with Miss Elsie Hester as co host. Mrs. Lucille Peters led the business session and Mrs. Thomas Meager led devotions. A social hour followed with refreshments. Reminders listed members and guests and the next meeting set for June 27 at Mrs. D E Learys home with Miss Thelma Ralph assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. U. Club
Trinity Methodist Church
Bernard Cook
Elsie Hester
Lucille Peters
Thomas Meager
Janie Hester
Charles B. Dobbs
Ruth Malmo
Fred Anstice
Nelson H. Magers
Ike
Recital by Pupils at Mrs Littlejohns Studio
Mrs William Littlejohn presented a group of piano pupils in recital Monday evening at her studio with guest artist Miss Darlene Bolitho singing. Participants included Roberta McGuire Theo Ann Babcock Dana Sullivan James Harrington Gerald Harrington Ruth Ann Barnicoat and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Littlejohn
Darlene Bolitho
Roberta McGuire
Theo Ann Babcock
Dana Sullivan
James Harrington
Gerald Harrington
Ruth Ann Barnicoat
Darlene May
Cossette Duffy
Darlene Kraft
Billie Lawrence
Marion Joan Best
Mary Riggins
Robert Best
Shirley Ann Lee
Beverly Besanti
Albert Besanti
Janet Misiak
Fifth Birthday Is Observed
Karen Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Williams, celebrated her fifth birthday Tuesday afternoon at the family home 726 West Daly. Guests included Bobbie Jean and Linda Carabin, Nancy and Marjorie Hosking, Patty McGovern, Jackie and June Carabin, Bobbie and Jackie Neary, Lee Kaufman, Jimmie McGovern, Harry and Jimmy Freebourn, Eddie Foley and Clark Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Williams
Clifford Williams
West Daly
Bobbie Jean
Linda Carabin
Nancy
Marjorie Hosking
Patty McGovern
Jackie
June Carabin
Bobbie
Reunion Dinner Is Planned By Girls Central Class of 1946
The Girls Central class of 1946 will hold a reunion dinner Thursday evening at the Aro cafe in Meaderville. Dinner starts at 8. Reservations close Wednesday by calling Jean Nevin 2-3829 Virginia Murray 6029 or Marjorie Ryan 6750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Central
Aro
Meaderville
Jean Nevin
Virginia Murray
Marjorie Ryan
Clapp Family Welcomes Son in St Louis May 28
Dr and Mrs Roger W Clapp of St Louis Missouri announce the birth of a son on May 28. Mrs Clapp is the former Cleo McNulty daughter of Mr and Mrs J A McNulty of 1925 Adams. Grandmother Mrs William H Clapp of 1900 Oregon is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Clapp
St. Louis
Clapp
Cleo McNulty
J. A. McNulty
Adams
William H. Clapp
Oregon
Leave for Home Prominent Havre Couple Return
Mr and Mrs J E Crowley of Havre exit city after visit with relatives and friends as they depart Thursday for home. Their stay featured hospitality from local residents and a warm city welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Crowley
Havre
McMillan Couple Return to Make Butte Home
Mr and Mrs J A McMillan recently of Toronto Canada have returned to Butte to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McMillan
Toronto
Canada
Butte
Dillon Couple Visited Butte Guests of Mrs Raff
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McArthur of Dillon spent Thursday in Butte as guests of Mrs. Colin W. Raff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McArthur of
Dillon
Butte
Colin W. Raff
Two Montanans at Young Republicans National Convention
Two Montanans joined the Young Republicans national convention program in Milwaukee on Friday. Fergus county attorney O Louise Replogle will assist as moderator in a problems of youth forum. Bozeman Republican congressional nominee W R Rankin was to join a panel on veterans affairs. Weitere Montanans Charles Sande of Billings and State Rep Roy Bell of Great Falls also planned to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
U.P
Young Republicans
O. Louise Replogle
Fergus County
Montana
Young Republican
W. R. Rankin
Bozeman
Charles Sande
Billings
Roy Bell
Great Falls
Britain halts coal to oil equipment conversions
In London on June 6 the British government suspended issuance of authorization to convert coal burning power and heating equipment to oil. Full Minister Emanuel Shinwell said uncertainty about oil supply and lower coal costs justify postponing large scale conversion. Oil currently accounts for about six and a half percent of industrial energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emanual Shinwell
Vacation Bible School at First Nazarene Continues Next Week
The First Church of the Nazarene vacation bible school runs daily 9 to 11 30 a m through next week excluding Saturday with Rev D E Pigg supervising about 50 children. Friday closes with an 8 p m program and a Saturday picnic at Columbia Gardens. Parents invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Church of the Nazarene
D. E. Pigg
Figg
Columbia Gardens
Dinner Shadows on Page Rufus and Politics
Diane hosts a tense dinner as Bill and Rufus spar over Page and Mayor Giddings. Page plans a New Orleans trip while Page’s father doubts Rufus’s chances, leaving Diane lonely and watching Rufus from afar after their fragile connection. The fall vote brings a Republican landslide and personal uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Rufus
Diane
Bill
Wilbur Morrison
Giddings
New Orleans
Dean
Mrs. Winston
Ana
Aunt Beulah
Morrison
Paula
New York
Oak Avenue
Lois
Wilma
Danny
Bruce Ackley
Joan Dexter
Dade
Coast Guard Plane Carries Food to Starving People
A Coast Guard seaplane flew from Argentia to deliver food for 150 starving residents of an ice locked Labrador lumber camp. Fire destroyed the depot and radio station at the Three Rivers estate three weeks earlier, forcing a lumberjack to trek 85 miles to Hopdale for news. Monsignor Carlo Respighi, longtime papal ceremonies chief and associate of Pope Pius, died suddenly in Vatican City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentia
Newfoundland
Coast Guard
Labrador
Three Rivers
Hopdale
Vatican City
Monsignor
Carlo Respighi
Pope Pius
Papal
Forrestal Warns Navy Graduates Face Tougher Times Ahead
Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal told 494 midshipmen at the U S Naval Academy that recent wartime graduates enter a world with greater problems than any class since 1861. He warned the UN cannot replace a strong Army and Navy and urged reliance on U S power to back international stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
U.P
James Forrestal
U. S. Naval Academy
Naval Academy
United States
Farm wife use of apron saves passenger train near Burlington
Burlington railroad officials report Emma Bowers of Preveted, Iowa waved an apron to alert a passenger train carrying 22 passengers during a rainstorm. Conductor B F Martz of Ottumwa confirmed the incident near here, noting the washout was avoided thanks to her action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Iowa
Burlington Railroad
Priday
B. F. Martz
Ottumwa
Emma Bowers
Planes Grounded Worldwide for Inspection of Stabilizer Bolts
All C-54 planes of the Army Air Transport Command were grounded for one hour worldwide to inspect vertical stabilizer bolts and attached fittings. The inspection, tied to the Atlantic division report, would not affect flight schedules. Honolulu reports earlier suspensions noted loose and sheared stabilizer bolts and fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army Air Transport Command
Atlantic
Army Transport Command
Honolulu
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Raff
Weinberg’s
East Park
Hills Bros. Drip
Reg
Kraft Miracle Whip
Kraft Amosoes
Miss Uncles
Rainbow Girls
Thomas
E. Park
Trinity Methodist H. U. Club
South Side News
Atherton Home Garden Club
Walter Ellinghouse
State
John Riley
Maurice M. Moore
C. V. Helstrom
James F. Sullivan
Guy D. Pratt
I. Knievel
C. W. McKenna
James Paige
Miles City
John Paige
Carolina
Paiges
Roy Erickson
Elmer Peterson
John Larson
George Sutherland
Joseph Powers
Carroll College
Helena
City
Fred Quinnell, Jr
Anna Bateman
Five Hundred Club
Rocky Mountain Cafe
Bate
Flora Reber
Johns
Joseph Reber
Paul and
Edward Reber
Roberta Reber
E. A. Reber
Nancy Smith
Wall
Harry Smith
John C. Gates
Ned
Daniel Patrick
Corvallis
Mont
Jay
Kay
Jerry
Gates
Edward Gates
Opportunity
G. A. Thomson
Lowell
Sidney Burley
Thomson
Howard
Diana
Spillum
N. Main
Lyze
Belcher’s
Mother
Forrestal
United Nations
Ali
Cece
Spic & Span
Dennison Chili
Ohio
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