The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-03-30
HELENA, MONTANA.
BY ]. E. w. Clarke.


Readiness to believe i'll without ex-
animation is the effect of pride and
laziness. We are willing to find peo-
pie guilty, and unwilling to be at the
trouble Of examining into the accusa-
ton"
The Women's Mite Missionary So
ciety held it's monthly meeting on the
18th and, following a short program
consisting of solos by Mrs. Julian An
derson and Edward Miller. and a pa
per on Christianity by Mrs. William
Irwin, remarks were made by Rev.
Martin upon the a~dvisability of the
members taking up the study of Mis-
sionary workers. The consensus of
the members present were apparently
in favor of taking hold of the work
along the lines suggested.
The Pleasant Hour Club met with
Mrs. Edward Miller on the goth. A pa
per on the life of Dunbar by Mrs. Sadie
Ford elected a discussion which prov
ed both interesting and instructive. A
piano solo by Miss Carolyn Dorsey
completed the afternoon program.
Bernice A. Dorsey was over from
Anaconda for a visit with old friends.
George NJ. Lee, Sr., spent a few days
in the city last week. At Boulder Hot
Springs, where he has been located
for several years, he says business is
boiling"
]. A. Robinson of st. Paul, Mimi,
is running into Helena.
Mrs. Ida Welsh celebrated her (de-
leted by the CENSOR -th birthday last
week by entertaining informally a few
friends.
Judge Hart is again on the sick list.
Robert Houston, while visiting the
bungalow last week, met with what
might have proved to be a fatal acct
dent. Having assembled a ladder to
make some repairs in the garage he
fell to the floor, becoming unconscious
and receiving a deep cut over n of
his eyes from contact with a granite
pail. At this writing he is doing well.
The Bright Star Club met with Mrs.
Ada Hart, it's president, on the 18th.
Ad E. Banks, who came to Helena
from Drake College more than a year
ago, will leave in a day or two to
Join the 317th Engineers, headquarters
at Camp Sherman, Chillicothe, Ohio.
He has been ordered to report thirst
at Fort Logan, Clio, and from there
he will go to Ohio, where a new regi-
ment for Colored engineers is being
organized. Mr.. Banks is a native OF
Demopolis, Ala.
Mr.. Louise Harrison, President, Of
the Busy Bees, entertained the clut
at its meeting on the 21st.
Miss Carlotta v. Ford, a graduate
of Helena High School and who lately
finished a course in stenography anC
typewriting at the Helena Business
College, is doing work for the Child
Welfare Division of the State BOARD
of Health. Miss Ford is the first Col
ored person to obtain clerical work in
office at the State Capitol building.
Mrs. Louise Harrison, who has beer
working upon the organization of &
Juvenile society of the Household o.
Ruth, is planning to perfect the organ
ization in time to participate in the
annual services of the G. U. o. of o
F. in May.
Rev. George F. Martin preached the
Thanksgiving sermon for Pride o
Montana Lodge No. 4, X. of P, at st
James A. NJ. E. Church on the oath
Remarks on Pythianism were made b!
Sir George NJ. Lee, Jr., and Sir Arthur
Hampton presided as master of cere
monies.
H. j. Baker, reported in u las
notes as having recovered from a sicl
spell, had a relapse and was again cor
fined to his bed.