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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1948
Page
3
Mrs Gillie hosted a bridal party at the Butte Country Club with Miss Helen Nelson and her fiancé David B Meeker as the focus. Guests included bridal party members and out of town guests with roses and pink white decorations, a formal menu, and dancing following the meal.
The OFS Auxiliary met in regular session at the Masonic temple with Mildred Nelson presiding Plans for an upcoming event were discussed Refreshments were served during the social hour Hostesses listed include Henryice Landon Elsie Hayes Anna Lindquist Mrs Lara Laur Tony Lautmai Eva Rool and Sarit Klassen.
Orvas Baker of Pocatella Idaho and Beatrice Lloyd are parents of a son born June 25. Grandparents are Gwen M Lloyd of 927 West Silver and Mr and Mrs J Baker of Shoshone Idaho.
The writer outlines a holiday weekend plan for a deck yard picnic. Mary prepares an orange milk sherbet dessert, detailing ingredients and steps to mix Morning Milk, sugar, salt, water, orange and lemon juice, then freeze the mixture. The note mentions Morning Milk as good for babies and growing children and hints at a child named Bobbie possibly sampling the dessert.
Baptist groups announce Circle No 1 of First Baptist Church meets this afternoon at 2 30 at the Fellowship Center Circle No 9 gathers this evening at Mrs B Reavis home 4125 Cawards The church rehearsal is set for Thursday evening at 7 30 with details from the organizers.
Mr and Mrs J C Toole of the Diamond Willow ranch arrive in Wheeky Monday to visit Mrs Louis P Sanders mother of Helen Sanders Nelson who will wed David Bowyer Meeker on Wednesday afternoon at a local ceremony with Toole family guests in attendance.
Miss Helen Nelson, daughter of George Nelson, was the honor guest at a Sunday breakfast at the Butte Country Club hosted by Miss Ann Hample. Arrangements featured daisy shower baskets and a table set for 22 guests. The article notes the upcoming wedding of Miss Nelson to David Bowyer Meeker of Troy, Ohio, with Miss Rample among the bridesmaids.
The Unit Ends Season meeting adjourned Monday night at Green's cafe with final plans for the Los Angeles national convention on June 24. Rita Thomas and Mary Muller will represent the Butte chapter. A recent round mage sale was reported. Next meeting is in September. Mrs H E Kleinhouse visited from New York to spend a month with her parents, Isac Simon and family. A father and son outing by United Lutheran group drew a large crowd at Wise River with a lantern picnic and program.
The Bults deanery of the Dioeces Canonical Catholic Women met on Sunday June 20 at 0:40 at St Patrick's school hall Lungheon. Members of Immaculate Conception St Juin and Shy Ann organizations served. A vocal selection by Miss Mary Von Monahan preceded a business meeting with parish and deanery reports. Officers agreed to serve another year: Mrs Julius Meagher president, Mrs Jack White vice president, Mrs Patrick Harrington secretary, Mrs Neil Leary treasurer. The next meeting will be in Anaconda at the Inter Park in October.
In the Rowndup room at the Hiete Finlen Sunday Eve ning, Mr and Mrs Edward Meqonne and Mr and Mrs Walte hosted a cocktail party complimenting Miss Helen Sanders Nelson and her fiancé David Bowyer Meeker. The room featured baskets of Valeria glediolt and blue delphinium decorations.
Women golfers at Butts Country Club compete in an 18 hole match on Wednesday morning with Jacy and Mrs John Sullivan as captains. A luncheon follows as Reservations close Tuesday. Hostesses are Mrs Dan ONeill and Mrs William Tiddy. reservations via Joe Reno.
Swanky Pattern 9293 designs for Jr Miss sizes with easy fit and illustrated steps. Montana Standard Pattern Dept offers order details and pricing. includes name address zone size and style number. Also a club luncheon notice with hostesses Mrs Buck Davis and Mrs Orville Shostrom at Hotel Finles.
To mark William Burg birthday a family gathering will be hosted by his daughter Miss Evelyn Surg and granddaughter Miss Joan Sullivan. An open house is planned for Wednesday evening from 8 to 10 o'clock with informal festivities.
Trene St Quentin presents her students in a piano recital this evening at St John Episcopal Church Guid hall located at 306 West Broadway. The program begins promptly at 8 15 oclock.
Mr and Mrs Wallace K Smith of Anaconda and Mrs Eleanor Bancrift of Warm Springs visited the city Saturday evening to see friends MW the city. Mr and Mrs Frank Greene of the Mueller apartments left Monday for Spokane to spend a week there.
The Young Adult group of Exiusuel Lutheran church will hold a pot luck supper Tuesday evening at Columbus Gardens. Supper served at 6:730 o'clock. Transportation volunteers meet at church at 6:30. Leave for Home Mr and Mrs David Duncan guests of Butterlands left Monday for Livingston.
Four hour parking meters set up in downtown districts from Quartz to Granite on Wyoming Dakota from Galena to Mercury Galena from Wyoming to Arizona and Granite from Wyoming to Arizona. For ten cents motorists may park four hours or use one penny for 24 minutes.
Andrew Paulson seeks funding to buy land near town for a large housing development. Jethro Emmons of Branfield Trust sizes up the project, agrees to finance an option on land and one house, with potential full backing if early milestones succeed. Andrew fixes on further schemes, including remodeling an old Lisbon farm, while social obligations nudge him toward Joan Woodford's invitations amid personal tensions.
A fragmentary line shows a character draped in a chair shaped to mimic a thin body, lingering over a luxurious stretch and a toast to someone named Nderty and the pursuit of vitamins. The passage suggests playful satire or surreal humor without clear context or a complete narrative.
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