Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-16
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Supt Hayes Of the Silver Dyke, n
turned from Great Falls Sunday NOR
ming where he joined Mrs. Hayes who
has been visiting relatives in the
east.
The Misses Velma Ebbert and Ar
dice Impress from Greet Falls are
attending the EpwOrth League IN
stitute here.
Mrs. CrivianslSy, daughter, Rather
inc and son Phillip AMI Ed FrOehIic
of Great Falls were visitors here Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes and family
from Great Falls were visitors Sum
day.
In honor Of be eleventh birthday
Monday. Margaret Sands invited a
few Of her friends TO spend the even
ling playing games after which pless
ing lunch was served The invited
guests were: Lucille Barkke1, Jane
Barker. Elvera Schesek, Lydia Sands,
Thomas and Keith Barkell, Donald
Schenck and Ransom Heath.
Mrs. Florence Mclaughlin, formerly
primary teacher here returned from
her home in White Bear Lake, MINI.
where she has spent the last year.
Mrs. Vincent Conrad returned TO
Great Falls last week after several
days visit with her grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. Sandy Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Rowe and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Smith and
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Jackson and
Mrs. A. NJ. Sheppard Of Great Falls
and Mr.. and Mrs. Massino from Du-
luth motored through here Sunday
en- route to Mystic Lake.
VIM. Junkemier, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Junkemier from near Armington and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner from Helena
motOred to Sheep creek Sunday for
fishing trip.
The Ladies Aid was entertained
last Wednesday by Mrs. Jaclcman
Those present were: Mrs. Leyson,
Mrs. D. Ledbetter, Mrs. L. Ledbettes,
Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Schenck, Mrs. Warm
brod, Mrs Porter, Mrs. Breese. Mrs.
Rabichaud, Mrs. Dickinson, Mira. VIM.
AnRert, Mrs. Brown. Mrs Bailey,
Mrs. r. Trip, Mrs. Donovas, Misses
Greenwood, Barker, Bailey. Adams,
Lcdbetter and Mrs. JacASman, the host
ess. During the afternoon Auction
Bridge was played and q very delight
fuI lunch was served by the hostess
assisted by the Misses Adams, Bailey
and Ledbetter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lei Ledbetter and
Mrs. b. Lenny and daughter Margaret
to Great Falls Monday.
Mrs. Reynolds and daughter ara
visiting at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
D. Lenny.
Johnnie Farrel has recovered and
eft the hospital last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Westgard,
laughter, Miss Harriet, son Sherman
ind Miss Winifred Cudman were up
rom Great Falls to spend the week
md.
George Moore, who Is suffering /
rom a paralytic stroke at his home
we're is still in serious condition. AT ]
ne present WI. ting he is unable 10
move or speak. The stroke occurred
saturday evening while he was at
york in J. ]. Stewards store. He sud
lenly fell over and since has been IN
critical state. He was rushed to ,
is home and DIR. Jacluman was SUM !
noned immediately. !,
The dance last Saturday was one Of
he best given this season. The crowd
vas very ''peppy" and the music BY :
he Collegian Five Of White Sulphur
prings was proved, as the posters
tAted, the best in Central Montana. I
lunch was served at TayIor's restaur- 2
mt. Everyone appeared 10 have en-
Dyed themselves and All are welcome .
, cur next dance.
The Epworth League Institute OPP Il
ned here Monday. July 18th. The g
sague officials stated Tuesday that
here are already over 200 people 81
sgistessd at Kings hin. 70 more than n
'st year's Registered number. There
re approximately 800 people at the u
.mp and masy more are expected 90 :
rive during TIE week. The Leagus
IN continue for two weeks in which d
sns Ministers from several places Q
m deliver sermons and members Of q
y Institute win take part IA tAe :
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