The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-04-21

Il lnstatement in the game, Cobb has s.
n Speaker with the Washington Senate
tt McCorkle, and Pussy Willow Dri
T by group of little girls. A humble
: OF short missionary sketches wer
given by the children of the Sunda,
/, school. A violin duet, "Whisperin.
f Hope" by Guy Foster and Edga
e johnson, accompanied by Dorothe:
2 Foster, was much enjoyed. The morn
5 ing offering will be sent to aid thu
missionaries in Persia.
Bearcreek and the surrounding com
munity is heavily covered with {
blanket of snow It has been showing
| OF and on for the past ten DAYS
Sunday it cleared up, but began again
Monday about noon and showed very
hard all day. 1t has tied up the roads
SO that they are practically impas-
sable. 1t is with difficulty that the
| mail is able to get over the hill.
An effort is being made to organize
the Camp Fire with the girls in this
community. Miss Elsie Vickery will
be the leader. Several girls met at
the home of Mrs. William Becklin
Tuesday evening, selecting Gladys
| Newly president and Jean Pryde, as
secretary. A meeting at the home Of
Anna HASTE was arranged for next
Wednesday and all girls between the
ages of eleven and eighteen are invit-
ed to attend.
James Shepard and Hollis johnson
went to Joliet Saturday where they
entered the scholarship contest Of the
county. Several others from the high
school had been chosen to enter but
owing to the bad weather they were
unable to attend and Mr.. Lambert.
superintendent of the Joliet schools |
refused to postpone it. Hollis receiv-
ed first place in chemistry; and James
received second in chemistry and
second in literature.
The Presbytery of this district will |
be held in Bearcreek april 26 and 27. ,
Fifteen or twenty delegates from
Montana and Wyoming are expected
to attend. They will arrive on Tues
day evening. On their arrival they
will be entertained at dinner at the
Lamport hotel. Following the dinner
the first meeting will be held at
eight o'clock in the high school GYM
nasium. These meetings will be open
to the public. On Wednesday eve
ming another meeting will be held at
Washoe in the Washoe Hall. The prin-
cipal speakers of the meeting will in
clude Rev. Markley of Greybull and
Sweetland of Sheridan, Wyoming.
Miss Watt, representing the Presby-
terrain Board of Foreign Missions will
also be on the program. This is the
first meeting of this kind that has
ever been held in Bearcreek and it is
hoped that a great deal of interest
will be shown. The delegates will be
entertained in various homes of the
town.
The mothers of the Seniors Of the
Bearcreek high school entertained the
faculty and Seniors at a delightful
banquet at the Lamport hotel Sat
urday evening. The table was very
pretty with it's decorations of green
and white, the class colors, with the
,enterpiece of carnations. Each guestl
was given a carnation as favor.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Bolton, Mr.. and Mrs. D. S.
McCork-e, Misses Dorothy Trip and
Marion Oakley, and Katie and Mary
Lauikitis, Helen Yanchisin Dorothea
Foster, Blanche Vedel, Vera Fran ,,
cisco, Jean Martin, Jean Horn, Mable
Nagade, Janette Murray, Marie Golob,
Josephine Basin, Hollis johnson.
Hugh McLuskie, Steve Bonovich,
lanes Shepard, Howard Freeman.
Frank Kastelitz and Bill Alexander.
Following the banquet, the entire :
high school was invited to attend a
lance at the Lamport hotel. Music
vas furnished by Art Soulsby and Eu-
rene Landers during the dinner and
or the dance. At eleven lunch was
erved to all by the Seniors mothers