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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1954
Page
8
Backyard picnics and terrace buffets invite berry and egg stains on linens and upholstery. Grass stains plague summer clothes and cushions. Laundering experts advise prompt action and simple knowhow to remove summer stains without hazard. Cheese: scrape excess with a table knife and sponge with.
In Adelaide Humphries chapter two, Cynthia the Nurse Lady helps calm a crowd after a street accident involving a boy named Julius Mancini. She describes what she saw, urges medical care, and a doctor assesses possible fractures while Norman Brandt seeks her name. The crowd disperses and a police witness process looms as Julius is taken to hospital with his mother.
The American Legion Auxiliary met last Tuesday evening at the West Broadway hall with president Mrs. William Hughes presiding. Mrs. John Wulf introduced speaker George Richardson on Juvenile Delinquency. Refreshments, bridge, and whist followed. honors went to Mrs. Robert Pott, Mrs. J. P. Shea, and Mrs. Wendell Johnson. A flower award went to Mrs. Pat Whalen. Attendees included many local members led by Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Doris Jordan, with a Past Presidents parley held Monday at the Fez, including a luncheon, business session, and card games. Honors awarded to Mrs. Pat Whalen, Mrs. Owen C. Smithers, and Mrs. Fred Annala.
The Business Women's Unit and Past Presidents Club met at Raymond's with officers installed Freda Trethewey president Eva Arnold vice president Irene Snell secretary Charter members Nellie Baker Clara Herman Catherine Harrington attended Pauline Lapp admitted New members and seating arranged for Eileen Toole Catherine Harrington Clara Herman Olive Fowler Pauline Lapp Katherine Nankervis May McLeod Nellie Baker Esther Tavasci Florence Stevens
Women golfers at Butte Country Club plan a 12 hole qualifying round for the ladies spring tournament on Wednesday if weather cooperates. Players seeking to qualify may select their own partners for the event.
The dinner honoring retiring officers of the Girls Central Activity Club has been postponed until early fall, delaying the farewell event and related proceedings.
The guidance suggests drip grind coffee is more economical than percolator brew. A pound lasts longer when using drip grind, or when grocer provides drip ground coffee, due to using less coffee per cup.
An advertisement for Pattern 9104 offering half sizes from 14% to 24% with a diagonal bodice tuck and gored skirt suitable for lunch or wedding wear. Includes yardage, 35 inch fabric, mail order price 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for mailing. Include name address size and style number to order from Marian Martin Pattern Dept Chicago Ill.
Honor for Miss Mary Lou Kiely, a forthcoming bride, with Letty Ann Doran as hostess at a Saturday luncheon in the Gold Room of the Hotel Finlen. Pink blossoms and a pink and white color scheme set the scene for a 15-cover event, complemented by a hosiery shower.
Members of Copper Wheel Lodge and auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen hosted a dinner at the Vegas Club in Meaderville with guests from Silver Lake Lodge of Anaconda. The event featured blossoms on the tables, a planned menu, and social games after the meal. Attendees included Rose McLean Clara Hilgers Marjorie Murphy Thelma McKay Edna Horsefall Stacia Weist Alice Verland Angela Kieser Hazel Hedeen Katie Mee Izeta DeMarios Bernice Colwell Evelyn Herman Mary Alice Campana Wilda Eamon Helen Bubash Neva Jones Betty Kieser Ana conda Quinnie Sullivan Katis Bugal Gertrude McCallum Blossom Gibbon Eva LeFevre Louise Noyd Margie Ryan Verna Nokes Eva Thompson Mary Brasier Lor raine Wedlake from Butte.
The St Ann Society No 208 KSKJ will hold a meeting Wednesday at 8 o clock in Holy Savior school hall with Johanna Kranitz presiding. Refreshments will be served at the close. Members are urged to attend.
Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold its final meeting for the season Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. A. W. Hilden, 3216 State. Miss Jean Burke will be co host ess.
Rebekah Circle of the Gold Hill Lutheran Church met at 935 S Dakota hosted by Mrs Erna Leake. Edna Stotts led devotionals with plans for a father and son banquet on June 18 at 6 30 pm. Attendees included many named members and guests.
Miss Marion Hale, a much feted bride-elect, was honor guest at a no-host cocktail party Sunday evening at Olga Mandich’s home, 322 S. Excelsior. A dinner at Raymond’s followed with summer orchid and white flowers and candlelight. Guests included Helen McDonald, Mitze Jordarin, Peggy Smythe, Mildred Sujacich, Stella Spear, Kathleen King, Willeen Smith, Elaine Williams, Lillian Sandbloom, and Olga Mandich. Lillian Sandbloom and Olga Mandich led arrangements.
The Women of the United Lutheran Church Group B meet at 8 o clock in the church basement recreation room with Miss Viola Melby presiding. Mrs. Risto Kurlich presents the program Family of the Church. Hostesses are Mrs. Fred Burger and Mrs. Herbert Bassett. Group A meets Tuesday afternoon June 15 at Mrs. Fred Loeffler s home to sew Lutheran welfare boxes.
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Lowell Avenue Methodist Church will meet Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock. Hostesses are Mrs. Thomas Rogers and Mrs. Celia Fisher. This will be the last meeting until fall.
The Englewood-Emerson division of the Rocky Mountain Garden Club will hold a Thursday meeting at 1 15 PM at Mrs. William Sterns residence 1701 South Warren. Mrs. Robert Rhind will co host.
U S Rep James T Patterson says President Eisenhower ordered only limited development of two new nuclear devices because tests are too dangerous. Patterson told a newsman Sunday the order followed advice from scientists amid safety concerns in Waterbury Connecticut.
A compact recipe summary presents a dish of mashed potatoes with beans and vegetables. The method details peeling carrots, cutting into strips, briefly boiling, mixing with olive oil and seasonings, marinating for at least an hour, and serving on a lettuce-lined bowl with minced parsley. Serves six.
C. K. Yen was sworn in as the new governor of Formosa, taking office on Monday in Taipei. The ceremony marked the start of his term overseeing the island's administration and policy direction.
Republican leaders after talks with President Eisenhower said they would renew efforts to pass the Hawaiian statehood bill. House rules blocked floor action over Alaska statehood, while Senate Democrats backed the Alaska amendment. Speaker Martin and Senate GOP Leader Knowland said they back adjournment by July 31 and expect a strong majority for Eisenhower’s recommendations, but warned success is not guaranteed.
Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Geoffrey Fisher, 68, is reported much improved after a weeklong illness caused by a severe cold. The church leader remains under care and observers note a steady recovery.
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