Piano Students to Be Presented in Recital This Week
Beatrice Jilbert will present piano students in a two night recital. The program includes novelty numbers solos and ensembles with pieces like The Little Red Rocking Horse Song of the Drum and Chop Sticks. Thursday features pieces such as The Spinning Red Top and Anchors Away with vocal trio Open Up Your Heart.
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Beatrice Jilbert
Richie McLaughlin
Larry McCaffery
Fern Harris
Dickie Shaw
Billie Bell
Lois Arvilla
Joan Britton
Catherine
Patrick Burke
Paulette Mowry
Billy Blewett
Cynthia Jane Gardner
Jack MceCaffery
Dorothy Mowry
Phil Redfern
Ralph Godtland
Ronnie Peterson
Bob Burke
Beverly Jones
Army Air Corps
Johnny Webster
Beverly
Glenn Jones
Annette Garrison
Bonita Bowden
Bernard Garrison
Valse Petite
Maridorothy Rollman
Stars and Stripes Forever
George Davis
Craig Britton
Air de Ballet
Joanne Babcock
Lambkins
Jeri Lee Huffer
Heart
Patsy
Paulette and
Dor
Half Size Outfit SMART for fall pattern 9147
Vintage sewing pattern notes advertise Marian Martin Half Size Outfit SMART for fall wear. Details include a sunensemble with a curve friendly bodice and boxy jacket, pattern numbers 9147 1642 2012 22 24, yardage, and a mailing address for patterns in New York.
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Marian Martin
Montana Standard
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Long List of Musicians and Songs Appearing in Event
A roster includes Othy Mowry performing Asleep in the Deep and Nancy Brown with General Grants Grand March, plus Spencer Hegsted leading a boys chorus The Ballad of Davy Crockett, Dickie Shaw Jack McCaffery Billy Caffery Waves of the Danube, Barbara Morrow Norwegian Cradle Song, Margaret McGreevey Melody of Love Waters of Yosemite and Lynn Rosenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othy Mowry
South Side Kiwanis Ladies Club Entertained
Members of the South Side Kiwanis Ladies Club attended a luncheon and bridge event last Thursday at Lloyd's. The gathering featured garden flowers as table centerpieces and hosts Mrs. Robert Olds and Mrs. Jack Davis.
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South Side Kiwanis Ladies Club
Lloyd’s
Oliver Steele
Ronald E. Allen
Howard Y. Williams
T. C. Thise
William F. Wills
Millard Hanson
Cole Reed
Vernon H. Prenevost
Curt Binstock
Clifford Westfall
Robert Krsul
Lewis Guay
Joseph Kief
Robert Olds
Jack Davis
Family Night Dinner Planned at Butte Country Club
The weekly Family Night dinner is set for Thursday at the Butte Country Club. Attendees should reserve by calling the clubhouse at 2 2394.
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Butte Country Club
Butte Women Return From National Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. Daniel J. Mooney and Mrs. W. J. Higgins traveled from Butte to Chicago for the National Council of State Garden Clubs. Mooney spoke in Springfield on a memorial bench donated by the Montana Federation of Garden Clubs. Mooney was elected national first vice president and trustee for six years with headquarters to be built in St. Louis. Higgins shared photographs and dried arrangements and visited museums in Chicago St. Louis and Washington D C.
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Daniel J. Mooney
W. J. Higgins
Chicago
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Springfield
Ill
Mooney
National Board of Trustees
St. Louis Botanical Gardens
Higgins
Montana
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Flower Arrangers Club
Marble Palace
Swannanoa
Pocahontas Club Installs Officers At July Picnic Plan
Members of the Pocahontas Club Sacajawea Council Degree of Pocahontas hosted Miss Eleanor Wolffs at 1170 Evans Ave. Officers elected were Helen Angeletti president Alma Stopher vice president and Alice Calasera secretary treasurer. Burrus Young won the flower prize. A bridge game and informal supper followed for the officers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Club
Sacajawea Council
Degree of
Pocahontas
Eleanor Wolffs
Evans Ave
Helen Angeletti
Alma Stopher
Alice Calasera
Burrus Young
Eleanor Powers
Shrader
Agnes Goodman
Elizabeth Baker
Marian Moore
Young
Blanche Cosgrove
Wolffs
Sunday Visit by Missoula Couple to Butte
Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. James Galen of Missoula stayed in Butte with their aunt Mrs. Thomas J. Walker at 58 West Quartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Galen
Missoula
Butte
Thomas J. Walker
W. Quartz
Memorial Services Held for Verna Donaldson in Helena
Members of Henry W. Lawton auxiliary and United Spanish War Veterans traveled to Helena last Tuesday to hold memorial services for Verna Donaldson who died Saturday morning June 18. Donaldson, a Butte auxiliary member, had lived in Helena for two years and attended encampment sessions June 12 to 15. Attending members included Iona Grant Mae Hoon Mary Cunningham Constance Estabrook Violet Nicolas Viva Higbee Lulu Worden Margaret Lynch Anna Mason Mercedes Edwards Alice Wilcox Elizabeth Lane and Kathryn Thompson.
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Henry W. Lawton
United Spanish War Veterans
Helena
Verna Donaldson
Donaldson
Butte
Capital
Iona Grant
Mae Hoon
Mary Cunningham
Constance Estabrook
Violet Nicolas
Viva Higbee
Lulu Worden
Margaret Lynch
Anna Mason
Mercedes Edwards
Alice Wilcox
Elizabeth Lane
Kathryn Thompson
Cootiette Club Reports Convention and Donations
The Copper Hill Cootiette Club No. 275 met at the VFW Hall with Montana Williams presiding. A convention report from Sidney was read. a thank you letter from Fort Harrison Hospital for a donated television was noted. Members donated to cancer polio cootie and hospital funds and to the Fourth of July parade committee. The next meeting on July 19 will be a hobo picnic at the Lion's Den with 6:30 PM gathering at the VFW Hall.
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Copper Hill
Mayme Kopp
Mary Ivanich
Anna Smith
Rita Manley
Betty Sullivan
Abbie Spencer
Pearl Doherty
Kate Hall
Reginia McEnaney
Sadie Belveal
Mary Shaw
Philomena Michalsky
Montana Williams
Rita Ann Manley
Marie Brady
Doris Hussein
Lion’s den
VFW
DAV Auxiliary Hears Convention Reports
A meeting of the Disabled American Veterans auxiliary was held at 1201 N. Alabama. Irma Whelan presided as commander. Mrs. Howard Merhar and Mrs. John S. Wulf Jr. gave their reports from the state convention. National headquarters details were reviewed by the committee chair. An informal supper followed for attending members.
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Auxiliary To the
John B. McClernan
Alabama
Irma Whelan
Howard Merhar
John S. Wulf Jr
Whelan
Dorothy Koehler
Wulf
Fairly Spoken and the End of Elo cution Recital
The piece laments the decline of elocution as tap dance rose in popularity. It recalls a final Riley poem recital, The Ragged Man, at a Saturday event and hints at a childhood memory of being sent to Mrs.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Pieces and recitals mark a shy cultural arc in youth
Margaret Latrobe Shaw notes after school pieces memorized with gestures and modulation by a female teacher. The June dress up recital featured humorous and sad readings, Poe’s The Raven provoking mild laughter. Piano accompaniment came from older sisters or the teacher, before readings gave way to tap dancing and later ballet or hobbies as culture shifts.
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Shaw
Louis Bellowes
Edgar Allan Poe
Louis
Nevermore
Puttin
Poe
Creamy Spinach and Strawberry Salad Beverage
Recipe step by step for a creamy spinach dish with cream cheese and lemon flavor. Ingredients include spinach, cream cheese, lemon juice, onion powder, salt and pepper. Cook spinach, melt cheese with seasonings, then mix and reheat to serve four portions.
Ann Landers Advice Columns on marital honesty and relationships
A reader asks about reclaiming an engagement ring from a former fiancée, and Ann Landers counsels against pursuing it, urging pride and moving on. Other letters discuss repairing a relationship after a hurtful note and handling wedding breakup, plus a man’s “complex” around public appearances with his partner.
Meeting Scheduled for Denior Pilgrim Fellowship Officers
The new and old officers of the Denior Pilgrim Fellowship of the United Congregational Church will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Wayne Jones at 2010 Monroe.
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Denior Pilgrim Fellowship
The
United Congregational Church
W. Wayne Jones
Monroe
Llama Described Succinctly as South American Relative
A concise note identifies the llama as a South American relative of the camel, highlighting its geographic origin and close kinship within the camelid family.
Newlyweds Honored at Reception in Missoula
Mr. and Mrs. O A Perkins hosted a Saturday night reception at 2407 Harrison Ave to honor newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. William H McLean married June 15 in Missoula. Guests included many named couples and individuals. the bride Dorothy Olmstead is Missoula native, graduate of Missoula County High School 1955. Mr. McLean, Navy veteran and Washington State College School of Engineering graduate, formerly worked as an Anaconda Company engineer before relocating to Othello Washington last November.
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William H. McLean
Missoula
O. A. Perkins
Harrison Ave
Richard Alley
James Bartz
M. H. Comfort
Walter Paris
Judy Comfort
Linda Alden
Betty Jamison
Shirley Patterson
Dixie Snyder
Lois Lindley
Harry Williams
Ward Walker
Harold Perkins
Dorothy Olmstead
C. L. Smith
St. Regis
Missoula County High
McLean
Navy
Washington State College School of Engineering
Othello
Wash
Anaconda Company
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Marans
South Side Group
National Council
Cootiette Club
DAV Group
Margaret Latrobe
Cecily Brownstone
St.joseph
Ann Landers
Vinnie
Mrs. Landers
P.E.W
Ann
Mello Maple
Naney’s
Wiesbaden
Germany
Adolf Hartlieb
Hennessy’s
Butte, Mont
C.O.D
Brade
Safeway
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