The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-03-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Ferry and daugh.
E ter Mae and Mr.. and Mrs. William G
Tweedie were dinner guests at the
George Tweedie home Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. L. c. Mcdonald and daughter
Glare spent several days of last weel
shopping in Billings. They were
guests at the Leo Sells and the S. M
Arvin homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robel, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Linquist, Mr.. and Mrs
Marcel Gents, Mrs. Dave Thomas, Mrs
Joe Kuchinski, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mcdonald, Dave Pauley and Mrs. Nc
Given were week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. O. E. Linquist of Clark and
attended the dance at Pioneer Sat
urday night.
The honor roll for the third grade
for this six weeks is: First, Rex Max
well; second, Frank Sudar; third
Lillian Knuttila; fourth, Olga Marin
chek; fifth, L'Roya Buck. For the
fourth grade: First, Leonard Ander-
son; second, Joan Beeney; third, Ruth
Hynds; fourth, Nina Hawthorne;
fifth, Cecil Poderjay
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Thomas and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Peterson of Butte
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Stuart and
Mrs. Peterson and Carl of Livingston
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stockett, Jen-
nette and James Hynd, Mr.. Garland of
funeral of Mr.. Alex Hynd which was
Billings, were here to attend the
held Tuesday afternoon.
A crowd of Bearcreek and Washoe
basketball boosters motored to Red
Lodge Sunday to meet the Bearcreek
boys who brought home the second
pplace pennant from the Yellowstone
district tournament. The boys will
leave for Butte next Tuesday to help
represent the Yellowstone district in
the state basketball tournament.
The All club held business meet
ing at the home of their sponsor, Mrs
D. S. McCorkle last Saturday after
noon. Myrtle Wadsworth was elected
president and Sybil Christiani, secre-
tary. A dinner was served by the
hostess. The club is starting a new
project: Summers Outfit" The fu-
ture meetings of the club will be held
on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Thomas of Butte
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson of
Butte, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stockett of
Billings, Mrs. Peterson and Carl, Mr.
Garland of Billings, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Sturat of Livingston, Mrs. Alex Hynd
and daughters Jennette and Ruth and
sons James and Earl were dinner
guests at the home of Mrs. ISABELLA
Rue Monday evening.
Mrs. Joe Joyce of Washoe enter
tanned at a Washington's birthday
party, in honor of Mrs. Ed Morgan
A cafeteria luncheon was served al
1890 to Mrs. C. E. Better, Mrs. Ber
dine Williams, Mrs. John Mcclellan
Mrs. 0. lodge, Mrs. George Six, Mrs
Carl Hansen, Mrs. John Frankovich
Mrs. Jesse Hoke, Mrs. John Meeg ant
daughter Cora, Mrs. Robert Irvine
Mrs. Alex Hatheral, Mrs. Leslie Thorn
Mrs. Harry Thorn, Mrs. Ed Cunning
ham of Red Lodge, Mrs. John Kane.
The fifth grade entertained theil
mothers and friends at Washington
program on Wednesday, February %
/ The following were the features O
the entertainment: Debate, Resolves
I"That Lincoln was greater mai
than Washington. Margie Chris
stiani, Helen Mckee and Charles Max
Awell upheld the affirmative Will
Leila Mcdonald, Helen Noble and Rub,
I Brown put forth the negative. TIL
decision was given to the negative.
play, "Grand George Washington.
another George Washington Rub
Brown. Birthday Of Washington
EMargie Christiani. Washington
Christina Miller "Betsy Ross and tn
First Flag"-Dorothy Berger, Charlie
Maxwell and Jack Beeney washing
toms Army"-Dorothy Berger. Sons
Little George Washington class
Little Red Stamp"-Helen Karin;
"The Name of Washington"-Ver
Marinchek. "Betsy Ross"-Hele
Noble. "That's On Washington
Noble. Thoughts on Washington
Birthday"-Silvia Kastelitz. "Fil
Painted Star" Helen Mckee.