The Bozeman courier., 1927-11-11
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Mrs. Sam ]. Hampton and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clayton Harrington, Mrs.
Howard Griswold and Mrs. Mark
Hampton entertained the Belgrade w.
C. T. u. Wednesday, November L at
the Hampton home. The program
leader, Mrs. R. w. Orr, took as her
topic "Peace". Three boys belonging
to the senior English class of the
high school, Walter Linney, Ralph
Carroll, and Robert Spain, read es-
says thew had prepared in class on
world Peace, and the president
presented them with prizes. These
boys had been picked by their teacher
to read to the Union. The next meet
ing will be at the o. H. Coleman home
with Mrs. w. J. Hale assisting.
At the meeting of Sweet Pea lodge
last week, after closing lunch was
served by Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Reeder,
who were celebrating their wedding
anniversary, and Mrs. Fred Lehman.
Those having birthdays were Mrs. j.
B. Robinson and Mrs. Jack York. The
delegate to assembly, Mrs. Reeder,
gave her report, and Mr.. and Mrs. H:
o. Scheytt told some of their expert
ences. Singing at table was enjoyed.
Dancing followed.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
old Knutson house recentlv purchased
by Robert Diefenderfer, who pur-
poses building a modern bungalow on
the site.
The rock taken from the basement
of the Baptist church has been hauled
off, and the cement walls finished,
The stairs will be built inside, and
shortly the rooms will be ready fol-
occupancy.
The Belgrade Woman's club met
Friday afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. S
c. Allen. Nine members and several
visitors were present. Mrs. G. W
! Coon presided, with Mrs. Hecox Sec
retary. Roll call was answered by
giving the name of some favorite
book of fiction or favorite author
Miss Florence Penwell was chosen as
delegate to the county federation tt
be held in Three Forks Friday, with
Mrs. Allen as alternate. Mrs. CoOr
gave very interesting review of the
book We, by Charles A. Lindbergh
/ interspersed with sketches of his life
! a general discussion followed. Mrs
, Robert BRYAN will be hostess Novem
Der 18.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland and sol
( Robert and friend John Moore, VIII
visited at the W. P. Porter home las
week, left Friday for their home a
! Molt.
/ The World Wide ouild met Monda,
evening with Ruth Robinson with tie,
present. Mrs. Robert Hespen is tn
girls counsellor Not much busines
was conducted, but a social time wa
enjoyed. Popcorn and apples wer
served. Miss Frances Newbury, wit
; Sara ROwse assisting, wilL be hOstes
at the next meeting.
The Westminster guild met at tn
Presbyterian church parlors Tuesda
after school. The girls have prepare
Christmas box for the Philippin
islands, and this was sent Tuesda,
Mrs. Howard Griswold is patroneS
, for the girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Stephenso
drove to Gallatin Gateway Sunds
and visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Lesl
Atkins.
Several parties went to the w.
/ Brownell ranch last week and ga
the young people, Mr.. and Mrs. We
ley BrOwnell, a charivari. The tv
, were married at Virginia City
! June %, and kept it a secret un
recently.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Scott McGaugh al
g family, Harvey Lemons and fami
and Mrs. Dot Collins and a girl frier
q left one day last week by auto f
1t California.
The Christian Endeavor society n
in the basement of the Presbyteri
church Friday evening. The you
: people enjoyed a ''hard times" par
Z some of the costumes being very {
propriate. Games. popcorn, can
and apples were enjoyed.
Mrs. J. L. Taylor and daugh
Carolyn spent Saturday and SunC
with relatives and friends in Bo
man.
The adult class of the Bap1
church met at Mrs. Breshears w
nesday evening of last week. TIL
was a good attendance, and sing
and social time filled in the no
after the business was over. ApI
and popcorn were served. Mrs. "
ter Gilmer will be hostess in Dec,
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Giimer en-
tanned at dinner Thursday even
last week, complimenting his sis
Mrs. Jess Robinson, who was celeb
ing her birthday anniversary. Ei
couples were seated, Mr.. and I
- Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne