The Montana Standard from Butte, Montana • 30

rv OES Past MafronS CIoAcj Ara Going ike Dogs mm IMI News Items MONTANA STANDARD Buttons-Bowls 4-H Club Has Meeting i v. -v i- ill Mrs. Elser Feted at Shower in Pat Burke Home SHERIDAN Mrs. Pat Burke, Mrs. Jerry Burke, Mrs.

Joe Tezao and Mrs. Hazel Sleeman were co-hostesses in the Burke home at a layette shower for Mrs. Douglas Elser last Thursday afternoon. With the honor guest were Mrs. Dale Elser, Mrs.

Ray Elser, Mrs. Lawrence Elser, Mrs. John Gratton, Mrs. Pete Anderson, Mrs. Arvin Anderson, Mrs.

Chris Anderson, Mrs. John Simonsen, Mrs. Eldon King, Mrs. C. H.

Christian-sen, Mrs. L. Wessel, Mrs. David Claypool, Mrs. Herb Skinner, Mrs.

G. Dewey Allhands, Mrs. Frank Baker, Mrs. Orie Smith, Mr. Charles Yeo, Mrs.

Gordon Struth-ers, Mrs. Kenneth Halse, Mrs. Victor Clark, Mrs. William Flager, Mrs. Alice Peterson, Mrs.

Clarence Claypool, Mrs. John Gratton, Mrs. Harold Gilman, and Mrs. Orville Kelly of the Sheridan, Alder and Laurin communities; Mrs. Lloyd Brook of Virginia City, Miss Mar-Jorie McAtee of Cameron and Mrs.

DeHoney of Whitehall. Games provided entertainment and a luncheon was served by the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Redmond went to Great Falls last Friday to be present at the silver wedding anniversary of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Redfern, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Entertained in A.

F. Reid Home TWIN BRIDGES The Past Ma-troni Club met in the home of Mrs. A. F. Reid, last Thursday veninf.

Mra. W. B. Seylor conducted the business meeting and Mr. Edward Morrow was initiated into the club.

Court whist was played and pot-luck lunch served to Mra. Charlea Raper and Mrs. A. W. Pasco of Virginia City, Mrs.

John Gratton of Laurin, Mrs. George Jenkins, Mrs. W. B. Seylor, Mrs.

George Pulver, Mrs. Elmer Hillier, Mrs. Vera Dillet, Mrs. E. D.

Weston, Mrs. C. J. Cox, Mrs. A.

F. Reid, Mrs. Wellie Jones, Mrs. E. E.

Sey-ler, Mrs. John Mailey, Mn. John Seyler, Mrs. Walter Pitcher, and Mrs. A.

G. Reid. Mrs. Milton Pulver of Denver and Mrs. Ethel Vandertuin were guests and prizes were won by Mrs.

Mailey, Mrs. E. E. Seyler and Mrs. George Pulver.

Those attending the Vigilante Welfare Masonic Assn. meeting in Three Forks Jan. 30 were Waldo Clark, August Mailey. Walter Ran kin, James Giem, and R. 0.

Dale Y'Z Mr. Rankin was the only Masonic member present, sponse to the greeting by the president was made by junior past president R. 0. Dale. Mr.

and Mrs. B. J. Basolo and daughter, Verta Anne, attended to business in Virginia City on Wed nesday. Rntte visitors durin the week ENNIS Buttons and Bowls 4-H Pictures were taken and refresh-Club met last Thursday night in menta served to Sherrie Broksle, the school lunchroom.

Neva Cowan, Suzanne Whitney, Tana Cushman, president, directed the business Eddie Tash, Gary Giem, David session. and Johnny Sutton and Karen Among guests were members of Couch. the Meadow 4-H Club and the Mothers present were Mrs. John Rocky Moutnain Livestock 4-H Broksle, Mrs. Lawrence Giem, Mrs.

Club. Each 4-H member contribut- Leland Tash and Mrs. A. B. Sutton; ed a dime to the polio fund.

Mickey Finn, 10-year-old Pomeranian owned by Mr. and Mra. John C. O'Connell of Canton, Ohio, thinks he Is pretty doggie. His wardrobe Includes (from left) a winter sweater, green with snug-fitting cuffs; blue Jeans and polo shirt for lounging; dress (International) Mrs.

J. C. Beck Selected as Officer in PTA DRUMMOND Mrs, J. C. Beck was elected as vice president at a meeting of the Drummond PTA Tuesday evening in the school-house.

The vacancy was created by the resignation of Mra. Frank Ramberg. At the meeting conducted by Mrs. Alton Maughan, president, it was voted that the organization will purchase caps for members of the school band. The Band Parents members will Join the PTA and conduct their meeting on the same evening with the group.

For their first out-of-towa performance, the band will play at the basketball tournament to be held in Missoula the end of this month. The school bus has been chartered for the trip. Due to the absence of the scheduled guest speaker, Cpl. Claussen of Helena, a movie was shown on "Safety ln Aviation." Those serving on the lunch committee were Mrs. John Magnus-sen, Mrs.

Clifford Spencer, Mrs. George Lacey and Mrs. E. G. Allen.

L. L. Like, Drummond postmaster, was admitted to the St. Patrick Hospital, Missoula, early Sunday morning. He and Mrs.

Like had accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Nelson to their summer home ln the Seeley Lake area for the weekend and he became ill while there. Janece Johnson has gone to Sun Valley, Idaho, where she Is employed. Mrs.

D. G. Corlett is visiting in the home of a daughter and family, Mrs. William Woolston, in Miles City. Mrs.

Lloyd Campbell returned from Reno, where she spent nearly three months at the home of a son, SSgt. Joseph Campbell. The young Mrs. Campbell has been ill. Lee Martins Are Hosts at Dinner HARRISON Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Martin were hosts at a dinner last Wednesday evening. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin, Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Moudree and Mrs. Alex Parsnick. Meetings of the ladies aid, Eastern Star, and Masons were canceled the past two weeks because of the bad weather. However, the next regular meetings- will be held as scheduled.

The Woman's Club card party scheduled for Jan. 26 also was canceled, because of weather and the epidemic of chicken pox. The Harrison Parent-T a Assn. will hold its February meeting Tuesday with emphasis on a Founder's Day program. Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Rice were Butte callers last Thursday. George Alton, Jack Pratt, Charlie Purdom and Gus Hossack attended the banquet and meeting of the Vigilante group in Three Forks last Saturday evening. Lee and Hazel Fred, Moger, and Gus and Corrine Hossack traveled to Mammoth Hot Springs and Gardiner on Sunday. Many elk, deer, moose and coyotes were seen.

were Mr. and Mrs. William Co- in their home Sunday in honor of ander. The birthday anniversary honoring her husband on his birth-canougher, Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil their daughter, Mrs. David Terry, of Mrs. David Robertson was noted day. Present were Mr. and Mrs.

Smith Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Smith, who was celebrating her birthday, with a gift.

Others present were James Sullivan and family of Butte, Mr. and Mrs. John Broksle and Among guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.

Charles Winks, Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. James Giem and am- and booties for Just a laugh, Mrs. David Terry TJ HOIlUr UUCOl nf Tlinnor Partv CLl JJlllllCl IQ.IL BOULDER Mr.

and Mrs Jack Johnson entertained at a dinner Terry. Dorothy Johnson, Elizabeth Wood and son, Caleb, of Boulder; Mrs. Augusta Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Johnson and Randy, of Helena.

Kvlo Kontt rnnntv rnmnpr nf Whitehall was a business caller at the courthouse Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. RalDh J. LaRue dauehter and Mrs.

Anna Broksle. The 500 club met Wednesday in the home of Mrs. C. J. Cox.

After a 1:30 o'clock dinner, cards were played by Mrs. John Seyler, Mrs. son, David, of Toston. M. J.

Lott, Mrs. Nellie Jones, Mrs. Dinner guests in the home of A. F. Reid, Mrs.

T. J. Morrow, Mrs. Mr. and 'Mrs.

Warren Hart Sun-Walter Pitcher, Mrs. W. B. Seylor, day were Mr. and Mrs.

Gary Black-Mrs. George Jenkins, Mrs. Edward man, daughter, Brenda, and son, studen't, gave a lecS on'heMrip to Sweden and County Agent Ed Miss Ruth Benson, exchange Atkins of Whitehall showed slides of Sweden while Miss Benson lectured. Miss Benson also displayed many articles she brought home from the Scandinavian country. Leaders In attendance were Mrs.

Charles Manley and Mrs. Fred Nelson of Buttons and Bowls; Stanton Frisbie of Meadow and ur.hA. Lewis Hughes of Rocky Mountain )tl Other guests were Mrs. Tom Thexton, Mrs. Joan Piper, Mrs.

Jack Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watkins Donald Thexton, Mrs. Margaret Frisbie, Mrs. L.

M. Jeffers, Mrs. Stanton Frisbie, Charles Manley, Mrs. William Myers, Fred Nelson, and Mr. and Mrs.

Denny Wonder. Refreshments were served by Buttons and Bowls members. Among those attending the bas- ketball game at Twin Bridges last laair im! TTnn je iirat-A tutt week Ennis were Mr and Mrs. Wayne Cowan and children Mrs. Claude Windecker, Mr.

and Mr- Mrs. Charles Manley, Mr and Mrs. Verne Davis and son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potter, Mr.

and Mrs. William Armitage, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Brat- ton, Mr. and Mrs.

Parkham Hack- er, Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Frisbie, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Icenoggle, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Scully, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice, Mr. and Mrs.

"Hubert Lueck and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beals. Mrs. Hansen Gives Tripoli Party VIRGINIA CITY Mrs.

Elvira Hansen was hostess Saturday eve- ning at a tripoh party given her home. Her guests were Mrs. Pearl Beardsley, Selma Brook, Mrs. Goldie Garrison, Mrs. Berneice Pankey, Mrs.

Florence Thomas, Mrs. Myrta MacLeod and Miss John Thompson, commercial teacher in the Virginia City High School, spent the weekend in Mis- M. R. Shonls entered the Vet- erans Administration Hospital at 5S2SF" for medical r. r( Commissioners held their regular monthly meeting in Virginia City Morrow, Mrs.

G. L. Utley, Mrs. Genre Pulver and Mrs. E.

E. Sev- ler. Guests were Mrs. Milton Pul- ver of Denver, and Mrs. Fred Carlson.

Mrs. Fickler Is Hostess to Aid and children of Helena were vis- votionals, refreshments were Sunday at a party for her son, Scot-itors at the Kyler ranch Sunday, served to Mrs. M. R. Henderson, ty, on his fourth birthday.

Guests Miss Carolyn Dawson, student M- nurse of Butte, spent the weekend' Jnson. Mrs Stewart Watson, Mrs. of Anaconda, Skippy and Holly at the home of her mother, Mrs. RutnHet Mrs- Armstrong, Pat and Nancy Seyler Alta Dawson. sen Mrs-Ida Stuernagel, Mrs.

Otto Others present were Mrs. Floyd nroanh Wivni Cravhoz Mr Tlauonnnrt nf Anarnnrfa Jlianitp and a chic, belted raincoat. Mrs. A Stocking Hostess to Club MANHATTAN Mrs. A.

C. Stocking entertained members of the Thimble Club at a 1:30 o'clock luncheon last Wednesday after noon, followed by sewing and games. Prizes were won by Mrs. R. E.

Gover and Mrs. S. J. Alex- eison ana mrs. Aurea maimiwrs of Bozeman.

Aid Entertained at Bray Ranch ont.rtinH tti i.aHioe Aid Snriptv in her ranch home last Thursday afternoon. After a social, with a brief business meeting and de- an overnight visitor at tne nome Charles Crossman of Stone is Hospital, Missoula. Mrs. Ruth Hockett spent several days j'ast week Anaconda with Mr. and Mrs.

William Carey of nrmH 1 i Passaman Ramblers a mr.At. 1UU WCC" SHERIDAN The Passaman Ramblers 4.H dub held its regular meeting Feb. 1 in the community u.ii AlHor PiffhtAon mpmhprs were Present, with nine visitors. Reports 0f committees and discus- sion of a valentine party concluded the business session. It was reported that the 4-H project calf had been sold at a profit of $30.

Byrom McKenzie 8ave a demonstration on fitting and showing a calf. Kayo Paige spoke on "Beef Production in Mon- wls liTi Leonard Bray and children, Mar- Williams of Dillon, Mrs. Millie DRUMMOND Mrs. Emerson R. E.

Doepker Sunday, Jan. 31, in jti Don ad Dale Armstrong and Mrs. Howard Hunt. Fickler entertained the Methodist Community Memorial Hospital in Ladies Aid Society in her home Butte Mrs- Flossie Johnson and Jack Mrs. William Cocanougher spent last Thursday afternoon.

Mrs. Oscar Gilmer visited her Watson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Thursday in Armstead in the home Those attending the meeting daughter, Judy, at Mt. Ellis ACad- Stewart Watson to Butte Monday, of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. were the Rev. Fred Collings, Mrs. emy near Bozeman several days wnere theT boarded a train for Los R.

Freeman. Frank Ramberg, Helen Ramberg, the past week. Angeles on a two-week vacation. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Beck, Judy Beck, Mrs. Mrs. Juanita Powell of Boulder During their absence, Mr.

and Mrs. Mrs jonn Broksle and daughter Arthur Scholl, Mrs. Rhoda Holland, and Miss Mavis Lohrer of Clancy Dan Meschter of Philipsburg will were Miss Olive and Miss Leona Mrs. Ed Shaffer, Mrs. Earl Dal- left for Great Falls Tuesday morn- be at tne rancn home- George of Waterloo, berg, Mrs.

E. L. Clawson, Mrs. inr where they will visit Gilbert Hans Kofoed, prominent local and Mrs. Paul Cushman ac-Linda Meyers, Mrs.

Chester Ahlin, Powell, who will leave from there rancher, received injuries when COmpanied by Mrs. Carl Johnson Mike and Deborah Ahlin, Mrs. Ar- for Alaska. Gilbert is in the U. S.

he was dragged for about a quarter an(j daughters, Judy and Sally Lou, thur Ahlin, and Mrs. D. G. Cor- Air Force. of a mile by a horse he had been an(j q.

Wickham motored to lett. Mr Mrs. Glenn Kyler and riding. He was taken to Philips- gutte Sunday, where Judy Johnson Of Interest to the people of this Mrs. Matt Kosola were Butte busi- burg for medical attention and re- returned by bus to Great Falls after community ia the award of pins re- ness callers Monday.

turned home that evening. attending the funeral of her father cently given to employes of the John Kolbeck, former resident, ami jir. wickham remained at the Northern Pacific Railroad in Drum- now of the Hamilton vicinity, was nome 0f relatives. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1954 Loren Giem Notes Sixth Birthday TWIN BRIDGES Mrs.

James Giem entertained a group of children in her ranch home Monday afternoon honoring her son, Loren, on his sixth birthday. IforY LOU MdlSll Complimented at Family Dinner JFlZrZ J.U drgSnh al Xent? flt Montana State University in Missoula; spent the weekend with her parents. On Saturday evening, she was SJT TrUt Kynhmf; ho' 25th birthday seated with the hosts and honor uestt we" Mr- and Mrs. Glenn "Jd Marsh' E. D.

Marsh, and Miss Candy Marsh. 0 Mr and Jantes Spring, who ma7ied. sln le" Tuesday for Fairbanks, Alaska, where the bridegroom has been th 6 Mr Jd Mrs flre m'aki th8e Ajcan high. way in their automobile. Mr and Mrs Halse and Mr and Mrs, Doliis Hodges drove to Cameron last Friday afternoon and were dinner guests in the home of Mrs.

Belle Storey, Mrs. J. M. Maddison was hostess to members of the Episcopal Guild last Wednesday afternoon in her home on Mill street. Mrs.

Marguerite Black, wife of the late Clarence Black of Hono lulu. Hawaii, arrived Wednesday and is spending some time with relatives and friends. Mrs. Black, formerly Miss Marguerite Miller, daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs.

John Miller of Sheridan, left for Hawaii with her mother and brothers in 1912. One brother, Jack, later returned to the states and now is a resident of sheridan. Mr. Black, who died in December, was son of the late Frank Black and Mrs. Ann Black 0f Sheridan.

I'llo. XI. 1 l'lUWtJI i-i i i pi 1 KllieriainS LilUD utamuattaw Ml tJIin7A 1 JSSttPiSSi was served followed by contract at two tables. Members present were Mrs. H.

rhom Mr. Rvhnit nard Sinton, Mrs. C. W. Reel, Mrs.

Emma Becker, Mrs. H. B. Chambers, Mrs. J.

H. Rybolt and Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Waters. At the meeting of the Onyx Re- Dam- wnere coi. nuui is siauuneu with the Air Force. The fathers ENTERTAIN AT DINNER TWIN BRIDGES Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Nalley of Butte were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Narancich and family. VISIT HUB COUNTER TWIN BRIDGES Mr. and Mrs.

Loren Wheeler of Sheridan were Sunday visitors at the home of her father, Hub Counter. Birthday Dinner Is Given for G. H. Giem TWIN BRIDGES Mrs. G.

H. Giem entertained at dinner Sunday, uj, n. iwicuvc wem and son, Mr. and Mrs. E.

F. Lun ger and daughter, Gale, and Eastern Claridge and Joe Couch. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Galahan and son, Jerry, were Friday evening guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Axel Nelson and family in Silver Star. Mr. and Mrs. John Kambrick accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. D. G. Gnus spent Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ora Olson and family in Gallatin Gateway. Mrs. Fred Kemp entertained DrUIMIlOnd OES UI11I Conducts Session DRUMMOND The regular meet- swfidie umuuu, ovuiib matron in the absence ol Mrs. Mrytis Person, who was unable to attend on account of a storm. Emery D.

Jensen acted as worthy patron. A special Americanism program was given, "America the ueautv- ful," was sung in unison; "This is My Prayer" was sung by the choir, and an explanation of the olt- th hv Mr JpncAti Mrs. Stella Graybeal, Mrs. Helen Miller and Mrs. Winnie Bowls were the committee members in charge.

A tribute in honor of Mrs. Anna Griffith, a charter member of the chapter who recently passed away, was given by Mrs. Mary Jensen. The next meeting will include a special obligation night pro gram. ENNIS Norman Chamberlin has returned from Korea and will receive his discharge Feb.

13. He returned to the States by plane, landing in Seattle. Following his discharge he will join his wife and baby in Helena and they will come 10 EJinis 10 visu nis momer, mond. W. J.

Cuthbert, who has been an agent at the local depot ince 1929, received a diamond pin for years of service on the rail- road. for 35 years of service on the rail- road were J. W. Ahlin, Finley Cum- ming, Henry HoUand and Bert Jor- dessert luncheon Tuesday night. Rock Creek.

Mr. Carey recently mg of Margaret Cummmg Chap-dan, who died during the past Members present were Mrs. Harry submitted to major surgery in No. 57, OES, was held last week. Jon' Mn.

Lester E. Snodgrass, the smelter City and is remaining ven1 ln Mrs. R. F. Moulton, Mrs.

Walter tnere during his convalescing Hall with Mrs. Reya Wilson, as- the forepart of this week. Mrg 0 campn, Mrs. H. G.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schulz Fonkj Mrs Aughney, who and daughter came to Virginia made high score. Guests were City Monday for a visit with Mrs. Mrs.

Frank Crosby, Mrs. McNair Schulz parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har- Mrs. Verna Johnson, who re-vey Romey.

Mr. Schulz was hon- Ceived the guest dicharged from, the Air Attending the Community Con-Force after service of four years, cert in Bozeman last Friday night were Mrs. L. D. Moritz, Mrs.

May- Redmond remained for several days for a visit with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. William Schowt presided at dinner in their home on Mill street last Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs.

Chris Anderson and Pete Anderson of Sheridan, and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hansen of Virginia City.

Mrs. Glenn Marsh was hostess to members of the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club last week at her ranch home east of town. High score was won by the hostess, with Mrs. Charles Walter in second place. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Schulz have returned from Martinez, where they were guests for several weeks of their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. F. B.

Ely. They also greeted a new granddaughter, tha first daughter and third child born to Dr. and Mrs. Ely. Mrs.

Ramberg Is Honor Guest DRUMMOND Mi rank Ramberg was presented many lovely gifts at a pink and blue shower given for her last Friday evening by the Sunday School Teachers anl substitute teachers of the Methodist Church in the home of Mrs. J. C. Beck. Mrs.

Ramberg, who had been the Sunday School superintendent for nearly four years, recently resigned the position. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. C. H. Wilson and Mrs.

J. W. Ahlin, Mrs. Claude James and Mrs. E.

L. Clawson. The gifts were presented to her in a stork basket made by Mrs. Ahlin. A no-host lunch was served at the close of the evening.

Besides Mrs. Ramberg, guests were Mrs. M. W. Enman, Mrs.

Arthur Ahlin, Mrs. J. W. Ahlin, Mrs. E.

L. Clawson, Mrs. William J. Cuthbert, Mrs. Earl Dalberg, Mrs.

M. H. Furman, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Roy Shanklin, Mrs.

R. T. Hall, Mrs. Arthur Scholl, Mrs. Henry Holland, Mrs.

James, Mrs. Wood-row Higbee and Miss Evelyn Law-son. The Golden Opportunity 4-H Club met at the home of Katherine Scholl Saturday afternoon with nine members, their leader, Mrs. Heber. Miller, and three guests, Myrle Enman, Mrs.

Arthur Scholl and Mrs. G. M. Claussen present. Four demonstrations were given by the members during the afternoon.

Bonnie Barker gave a lesson in mending hose, Annette Ramberg in decorative seams, Marian Barker in making chocoiate pudding and Beverly Claussen in making ice box cookies. Several selections were played by Katherine Scholl and Annette Ramberg on their flutes. George Vosburghs Have Visiiors BOULDER Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flood of the valley were callera at the George Vosburgh home la Boulder last Sunday evening.

George Ammen, local druggist and Mrs. Ammen attended a co metics school held at the Finlen Hotel in Butte last Wednesday. C. 0. Hansen returned home last Thursday from Helena where he had been a 'surgical patient in St.

Peter Hospital the past two months. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Harris of Boulder, Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Harris of Helena and Mrs. Paul Collet! of Salt Lake City, Utah, went to Butte last Saturday to be with their sister and sister-in-law, Mrs. Martin Marshall of Butte, who submitted to a major operation in Community Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

A. W. Madison Jr. and daughter, Lucy, of Jefferson City were courthouse callers in Boulder Monday. ATTEND POLIO BENEFIT BOULDER Among those attending the "March of Dimes Bas-ket Social" in Basin Saturday night were Mr.

and Mrs. George Paradis, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zen-dron, Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Hart, and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Aspen-gren.

CALL IN HELENA BOULDER Mr. and Mn. Albert Hersey and daughter, Joanne, were Helena callers Saturday. IVIrC Mat fll I aflfl p. (jlVGS LlinCneOn GARDNER Mrs.

Pat Hoiland was hostess to the Whist Club at M. CSV. Mrs. Dan U. BlBeiOW.

Guests were Mrs. J. H. Milligan, Mrs. J.

W. Martin and Mrs. Jack Hasty. The Boots and Cahro Sauare .7 night. uon Cameron was cdner ana Don ry MUrpny, riOya ana Hazel reter- JacK Jlasly' rete rfi 8 Mlss Pat Peterson, guest callers.

Mrs. Oscar Mathis donated a cake for an award won by Thomas J- Somerville and the Boy Scout Troop donated the proceeds of their pop concession. Lloyd Callison was chairman tnr thp r.ardinpr a in the March Dimes organization. Rgg jg Conducted for Carl Johnson James Miller Funeral Services Are Held VIRGINIA CITY -Funeral serv- JlekahK lail Thursday night, ides for James Miller were held the charter was draped honor in Virginia (Sty Wednesday after- of the meTmory of Albert R. Whit-noon at the Raper Funeral Home and Iva with the Rev.

Omer Idso offici- vAer- rand- in. chare-tjjZ, A series of card parties was Mrs. C. W. Haggett, Maude Trout the.

to be held Feb. and Paul Love sang several ap- The social hour duie propriate songs. Burial was in Mrs. Cover and Mary K. Clin-the- Taylor Cemetery near -Alder lon: and the pallbearers were Jack and Mrs- Kenneth Roth of Lueck, Frank Kelly, Harry Nor- Absarokee are a of a ton, Raymond Peterson, Joe Peter- sn Lt Cf and son and Leonard Moran.

Mrs- Roth are parents of a Mr. MUler, 39, died at his home on bor? th 8ame dfy Ala: Pinochle Club Meets in Reynolds Home TWIN BRIDGES The pinochle club met in the home of Mrs. Les- ter Reynolds last Thursday eve ning. Cards were played and re freshments served to Mrs. Don ll tr.

Mnltinh Un John Stevens, Mrs. Don Kalstad, Mrs. Jesse Long, Mrs. Howard Holbert, Mrs. Russell Edwards, Mrs.

Jack Wertz and Mrs. Virginia Crabtree. Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Moe of Soda Springs, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Donegan Sr. spent the week- end in Melstone in the home of the women's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

ana Mrs. oeorge ioau ana daughter. Linda. Mrs. Ed Aisenbrey "rtained ai dinner on aunaay, uuuuiuik uci husband on his birthday.

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wudel, and son, Richard, Mr. and Mrs. George Frazier and daughter, Sandra.

John Heides Have Dinner Guests ROULDER Dinner guests in BOULDER Dinner guesu in uie mime vi i Heide Monday evening wre Mr. and Mrs George Leckner of Cut Bank, Mrs Julia Saxbury, Mrs. Juanita Ma inhn Oninn whn has hppn e. tana." The county extension agent, The next meeting will include a from Whitehall, Ed Atkins, was special obligation night program, present and showed motion pictures The grand worthy matron will on 4-H club work, at the conclusion make her official visit to the chap-of the business meeting. ter at a special meeting March 23.

Mrs. Emmitt D. Marsh was host- Mrs. Lucille Hall received two- PUlUnc. lact ThnreHav He was born at Appleton City, ess for members of the Wednesday cake? in honor of her birthday TWIN BRIDGES Funeral serv- evening Bridge Club, last week, from Mrs! Mary Jensen and Mrs.

ices were conducted last Friday at her new home on South Main Blanche Cuthbert. 2 o'clock in the Church of the street. Valley for Carl Johnson, who died Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Paige of 1' in a Butte hospital after an illness Alder entertained at dinner in their il0rm3n UliamDerlin -of several months.

home Sunday, complimenting their The Rev. M. H. Juengel, Luth- SOn, Ray, on his birthday anniver- ReiUmS 10 OlBlCS ern minister at Three Forks, of- sarv. Others present were Wil- Norman Schulz Gels Service Discharge SHERIDAN Norman Schulz, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Schulz of Sheridan, who has been in service for the past two years with the Air Force, has received his honorable discharge, and with his wife and baby has returned to Sheridan. Mrs. Lucille Pierce complimented her mother, Mrs. John Staudahar, Saturday with a birthday dinner in the family home in observance of her birthday anniversary.

With the hostess and honor guest were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Manning, Tony Mikkelson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor of Alder, Mrs.

Kate Pankey, Emmett Pankey and Mr. and Mrs. John Pankey of Virginia City. The regular meeting of the Methodist Youth Fellowship was held Monday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Arie Doorbos Jr. Don Cullen Takes Trip to Ohio BOULDER Don Cullen left last Tuesday for Mt. Peiler, Ohio, to pick up a truck for the Oertel Service Station. also visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. K. Cullen, at Winapac, Ind. Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Kyler and Mrs. Alta Dawson were Helena business callers last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul T.

Smith visited Mrs. Jack Smith of Helena in St. Peter Hospital Sunday. Mrs. Smith had an unfortunate accident last Saturday when she fell on the icy street, breaking her right arm near the shoulder.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith were planning to leave Sunday on a vacation trip to California, i Arnold Rieder returned home Tuesday from Peoria, 111., and Minneapolis, where he visited the past week. Laura Flood of Butte visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Flood, in the Boulder Valley Sunday. CALL ON MRS. CARTER BOULDER Mr and Mrs. Jim Carter and son, Ronnie, visited Mr. Carter's mother, Mrs.

J. W. Carter, in Three Forks Sunday VISIT FROM BUTTE BOULDER Mr. and Mrs. William Leckner and family of Butte visited relatives and friends in Boulder Sunday.

fic.iated and buriaI was in the Twin Bndge CemeterVt Mrs Charles Jessen and Mrs. S. J- Seidensticker, accompanied by Mrs. Charles Reid, sang "Abide 5S Pallhparprs wpfp Ira Edwards. 11301 Comer and Mr.

and Mrs. Don Carroll and famlly of Twln Bndges. George nOTKOnenS Vists Mrs. Hadzor 4t March 11, 1914, and attended "on'I1of Mrs. Mabel Roth of the Appleton city schools, UniVer- Mannattan.

sity of Montana at Missoula and Intermountain College at Helena. Wisdom Childreri He studied electrical engineering and worked as an engineer and sur- Get okl LeSSOXlS veyor and helped with "the construction of the Ruby Valley Dam JACKSON A group of children on the Upper Ruby Valley during which included nearly all the pu-the years it was in the process of pils in the Wisdom school took in-construction. struction at the. Jackson Ski Tow He was married June 9, 1944, In last Saturday. They were conveyed Helena to Lucille Mary Hansen of to the tow by Ranger and Mrs.

Alder, who survives with a daugh- John Venrick in their car and by ter, Carita. Other survivors are Mrs. Arthur Roth in a large and two sisters, Mrs. R. H.

Dawson of closely crowded truck. Mrs. Roth Jefferson City, and Mrs. W. gave the skiing lessons.

These A. Harstone of Milwaukee, Wis. lessons were commenced a week previously when the same young-nrirof rDAu niTTTF sters hauled by Assistant Ranger GUEST FROM BUTTE Paul Hoskins and Mrs. Roth found TWIN BRIDGES B. 0.

Wick- it Impossible, owing to snow and ham of Butte spent several days weather conditions, to get to the last week as a guest in the home ski tow. However, they stopped of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitney near a hill which looked promising and family. and began to learn this sport.

Plans are to have these instructions GUESTS OF KAMBRICKS continue. vlsiUng at thThome of Mr. and Henry Wehrle, W. B. Seyler, Ar- flErn -JVuStoT of Butte "fTi'ff i Mrs Gordon McFarlane since her thur Nicholls, Asa Ellis and B.

J. mSSS Jfeffers return from St. Peter Hospital in Basolo. Relatives from out of town left Saturday and wU attendingthe funeral were Miss t. AwSS gJiXSfi for at the home of Mr.

Judy Johnson of Great FaUs. Mr worth who a patient Madisoff family, in Boze- nd Mrs. Eddie Murphy in the and Mrs Bi Wickham of Dillon VaUey Hospital man E1a V'lley- ii Wlckham of Butte- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jeffers visit another son-in-law and daugh-Mr.

and Mrs. M. Vollmer and attended the Topcut Hereford show Mr and Mrg. Lenham Beards-children of Ramsay Mr. and Mrs.

Mrrrlffd and sale Sunday nd Monday ley, and famUy. Later she will M.ck McCauley of Deer Lodge Dirmaay JYlOTKea Misgoula apent Sunday at the home of Mr. Jjy JaCKlG Reich Mrs. Reece Ennesh of Butte was ner mother, Mrs. A.

A. Gilmore. and Mn. Ed McCauley. an overnight guest Monday of Mr.

The Madison Valley Woman'i WILLOW CREEK To celebrate and Mrs. C. J. Manley. club sponsored a March of Dimes CALL ON MURPHYS the eighth birthday anniversary of Wiley Davis was a business caller dance last Saturday night in the her son, Jackie, Mrs.

Frank Reich in Ennis from Bozeman Tuesday. 8Chool. Proceeds totaled $115. BOULDER Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. entertained a group of children in Mr. and Mrs. Claude Windecker Dawson of Boulder were callers at fh Saturday afternoon, were Bozeman visitors Tuesday.

AT nMF the home of Mr. and Mrs Eddie Jhe cWldren enjoyed ygamef ais0 Mrs. Maurice Hickey was ad- AT PEPPERCOFF HOME Murphy in the valley last Satur- refreshmenU with the gaily milled Monday to Madison Valley TWIN BRIDGES Weekend day evenin. decorated birthday cake. The Hospital.

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pep- young honor guest received many Mrs. Harry Baker Sr. returned percoff and Buzzy Nye were Mr.

VISIT FROM HELENA gifts to mark the occasion. Jackie's home last Thursday from Com- and Mrs. Hans Rasmussen and BOULDER Mr and Mrs Roy guests included Jimmy Jewetts, munity Memorial Hospital in Butte, family of Butte, Mr. and Mrs. Dagenaia of Hena spent Sunday Billy Covey, Dick Cook, Margaret She reported getting along nicely Bruce Nye and Leland Nye of Dil-U tt AJrt ilnf homt, and Mary Ken I after her resent operation.

TWIN BRIDGES Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Kambrick were Mr. and Mrs, Andy Papish and Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. Rogan of Dillon. GUESTS OF LONGS TWIN BRIDGES Guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Long Saturday night and Sunday were her parents, Mr. and Mrs 0. K. Croskrey, of.