The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-11-21

w Worship DIT II a. III,
Junior High Epworth League, 6:45
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Worship at 8 o'clock.
Pelo home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
B. B. Downward captured first honors
and consolation was awarded to Mrs.
Edgar Allen.
Under auspices of the Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs of Red Lodge an en-
tertainment in the form of dance
was held at the Odd Fellow hall last
Saturday night. The proceeds are
given to the Sunshine fund at the
Odd Fellow home in Helena.
Mrs. o. J. Simmons is acting as
substitute teacher in the Roosevelt
school until the end of this week
which terminate the third school
period in the Red Lodge school sys-
tenn. The three fifth grade classes.
now existing, will be combined into
] TWO GLASSES HIM WITH.
Mrs. Carl J. Pelo and Mrs. Clair
Chamberlain entertained a coterie of
friends at pretty bridge-dinner at
the Pelo home last Saturday evening.
A delicious three-course dinner was
served about seven o'clock. Four
tables of bridge followed with ladies
and gentlemen's high honors going
to Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Rowan
Three prizes of one dollar each
were awarded Monday by the Wo-
mans Club to the winners of the most
attractive posters made during ma
tional Book Week The winners were
Joe Black, fifth grade, first; Eugene
Marine. seventh grade, second, and
Julia Blazevich, eight grade, third.
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Miss Edna Anderson resigned her
position as teacher in the Roosevelt
school this week due to i'll health and
left Tuesday for Laurenceville, Him
OILS, to accept position in lower
altitude. Miss Anderson taught sew
enth grade reading and seventh and
eighth grade English.
Five tables Of Monte Carlo whist
comprised entertainment at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Layton on
South Grant last Saturday night, the
occasion being Mr.. Laylon's birthday
anniversary. Scores were received
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hotchkiss, Mrs.
Harry Smith and John Corey. The
hostess served dainty refreshments,
Sam Bowman writes to his parents
in Red Lodge that he recently leased
cigar and confectionery store in Los
Angeles. Mr.. Bowman went to the
California metropolis early in Octo-
Der after engaging in forset fire
| fighting in Flathead county, Mon
tana, during the summer season.
The three-act farce comedy, All
A Mistake, to be held at Workers
Hall next Tuesday night, is one of
the many annual endeavors under
taken by the Italian Victory Girls
Club, the proceeds in most instances
being used for charity work each
wear. Reserved seats for the play are
on sale at the Red Lodge Drug COM
pany.
Miss Ella Flashman celebrated her
sixteenth birthday on Wednesday
night of last week with bridge par
ty. Two tables were in play with
honors gong to Sara Brophy, first;
and Edna Pippinger, second. A de-
licious luncheon was served about
midnight. The guests were the Misses
Louise Turner, Ruby Rogness, Doris
Abrahamson, Ella Mann, Doris Clark,
Edna Pippinger and Sara Brophy
Union of only five months has
proved unhappy to Joe Obert, Jr.,
who last Friday started action for
divorce from Nellie Obert, both of
Roberts. Mental cruelty is given as
the ground for divorce, according to
the complaint filed by F. P. Con
well, attorney for the plaintiff. The
couple were married in Billings June
Is, 1929.
Jess Bequette, of Edgar, was one
of the five young mem who composed
the Montana State College stock
Judging team, that tied with Califor-
MIA for first place in stock judging at
the Pacific International Show at
Portland early in the month. 1t is
the first year Montana State Col
lege has ever won first honors in
stock Judging at an international
show. although her grain Judging
teams have won first honors five out