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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1948
Page
6
Teen sewing pattern catalog boast squares and dances with Marian Martin Summer book. Sizes include 10 12 14 16 with yardage notes 30% at 35 inch fabric. Catalog offers free pattern and directions for a hench utility bag.
The Montrose Garden club met Wednesday afternoon at 1135 West Mercury for a 1:30 dessert luncheon and a 3 part business session. Reports were given by Mrs. Dan J. Mooney and Mrs. White who attended the annual national convention of Garden clubs in Kentucky last month. Attendees included Mrs. Harald F. Clausen and several other members and hostesses.
A mondaine social week feature, the prenie luncheon at the Butte Country club honors Mrs Urban J Ley who received a gift while Mrs Jerry T Sullivan won the golf tournament and Mrs L V Keller and Mrs Roy Owen tied for runner up. Also notes a breakfast and miscellaneous flower tribute to Miss Andree Flemming, soon to wed Frank J Laird Jr., with 22 guests.
Members of the Study club honored Miss McManus with a miscellaneous shower Wednesday at Mrs. Liam Silver’s home. Cards and a supper at the Red Rooster followed. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. O Connor returned home in Falls after visiting Butte friends in Great Falls.
Word from Lansing Michigan reports the birth of a daughter to Dr and Mrs James H Burchell Jr The child Dolores Jean arrives as a sibling to the Burchells son and daughter accuracy of names noted from the notice with address at 845 Colorado Street
Recipe reads melt butter, stir in flour and milk to smooth, add cheese until melted, cool and fold in bread crumbs and carrots. Mix with lightly beaten egg yolks then fold in stiff egg whites. Bake in greased casserole at a slow oven for one hour. Serves four to six.
The Butte Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women will hold its quarterly meeting Sunday at St. Patrick school hall in Butte. Luncheon will be served at 4:36 o clock daylight saving time. Election of officers will feature the business session which will follow. All Catholic Women in the deanery are invited to attend.
Mrs Edward Carroll and children Greta John Hugh and Edward D of Ventura and Miss Dorothy Murphy of Van Nuys Calif leave Thursday morning for home after a two week visit with their parents Mr and Mrs Emmett Murphy 620 South Montana. They made the trip by motor.
Mrs Harlow Pease returned to her home at 850 West Quartz after a three week visit to eastern and southern cities. She attended Trinity college class reunion in Washington DC and visited her mother and brother Mrs W T Vig men and Arthur Vigmen in Panama City Florida and her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs B Plummer in Detroit Michigan.
Mrs Clarence G Anderson along with Miss Lucile McGnaig and Miss Helen McGregor sail Wednesday to Sun Valley for the national Sigma Kappa alumnae conference set for June 17 to 21. Miss McGregor is slated as a speaker.
Members of the National Secretaries association held a Tuesday evening meeting in the YMCA clubroom to finalize arrangements for a rummage sale scheduled for Friday and Saturday at an East Park store.
Mr and Mrs Percy Hell of Corbin, once visitors in town, have returned to their home. While here they were guests at the Hotel Finten.
In Billings on June 17 Dr. Hamar L. Hawkins of Helena was installed as president of the Montana Medical Association at the opening convention session. Dr. Thomas F. Walker was named president-elect for 1849-50. Officers include Dr. R. G. Johnson of Harlowton as vice president and Dr. Herbert T. Garaway of Billings as secretary treasurer. Dr. R. F. Betterson of Butte was named delegate to the American Medical Association with Dr. T. M. Moore of Kalispell as alternate. Dr. John Hynes of Billings heads the Montana Obstetrical and Gynecological Society.
MISSOULA June 17 Registration for Montana State university's 1848 summer session Thursday passed all previous marks with 285 students enrolled and more arrivals still registering. Registrar Leo Smith said the total is 11 more than the entire last summer and 51 more than last year's opening day. Present registration includes 28 men and 357 women.
WASHINGTON June 17 The Senate appropriations committee has yet to rule on funding for forest highway work next year. The second deficiency appropriation bill includes 15 000 900 for forest road grants and contracts approved by the House, plus 5 300 000 in the regular Agriculture department appropriation. If adopted, total forest highway program for the year starting July 1 would reach 20 200 000. Nearly 50 congressmen from national forest states urged inclusion of supplemental road funds in the deficiency bill.
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