The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-05
. Moffit
BY MAUDE MOFFlT

uoy w SkJcIlO CIlclI EASIER vacation.
Miss Dorothy Lamb spent the
weekend visiting with her sister. Mrs.
Sub Mastel. near Haxelton.
Mrs. william CsOrol and Oracle
Miller motored to Hazelton Thurs
day afternoon. A large crowd from
this vicinity also motored down and
attended the community day program
which was held there.
Alfred Hoover and Clarence Hoover,
who have spent the past three
months attending school Of elec-
tricity at Minneapolis. returned to
their homes Wednesday.
Ira Perkins motored to Bismarck
Friday to get his wife, who has been
III for several days.
Miss Dorothy Beastrom and Helen
Chalfin Of Hazelton visited in Miss
BeaStrom's room Friday. Miss MeA-
Strom Is our eighth and first year
high teacher.
Ole Torgeson. william Hearning
and Professor Harold f. Howitson
n1otored to Sterling Wednesday eve
ming to attend a show.
Clair Porter and Miss Eta Hoff-
man nlotored to Bismarck Sunday to
visit with Mrs. Ella Porter, who Is
i'll at st. Alexius hospital.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Lane motored
to Bismarck Thursday. While there
they visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Burt
johnson. who arc stationed there.
Fay Johnson motored to Bismarck
Saturday. He was called there by
the illness of his father. Burton
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Faust. who have
resided on the Runey farm near Ster-
ling for several months, returned to
Moffit Saturday.
G. K. Lane and Fred Hinsey mo-
tored down to Glencoe Friday. Mr.
Lane went down to get Miss Lillis
Earlywine. who is assisting Mrs. Lane
at this time.
Mike and Ed Klceman received
word Friday morning of the death o1
their brother-in-law In South Dakota
Mike left right away. but because oi
farming interests Ed was unable tt
leave.
John Elweiss Is assisting with tn,
farm '.,ork at the Fred Moffit home
Mrs. G. B. Porter entertained {
number of little friends at birth
day supper Friday evening in hono
OF her son. Jesse's thirteenth birth
day. A lovely supper was served ant
Jesse received many lovely gifts.
Mr.. Miesen. the county agent, me
with a number of children and theil
parents Wednesday afternoon fo1
the purpose Of organizing All cal
club. The members elected were o.
follows: Galen Argast, president
Lawrence Perkins, vice president
Ray Argast. secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlen and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lee Hamlen all of McKenzi'
visited at the F. H. Pillsbury HON,
Sunday.
Monday, April lst, the postmastc
. began carrying mail to the Northern
Pacific. There are five sacks to b.
put up In Moffit and put on the train
Mrs. Urhammer entertained abou
40 little friends at birthday part
In honor of her little son. Aral's
birthday. He received many Lowell
' gifts.
Easter Program:-Eastcr service
were held at the Methodist churcl
Sunday evening. A large crowd wa
present. The program was as follows
Easter Song" by high school,: reci
. tation. Walter Pillsbury; dialogue
= Wilhelmina Moffit and Janet Faust
;. recitation, Florence Nichol: SOM
; God Is Love-" by small children
recitation, Thelma Moffit; cxercis,
five intermediate girls; recitatio,
, Dean Argast: recitation, JuniC
= Whiteaker: song, primary pupils
exercise, five primary pupils; recita
!, ton. Lucille Moffit: recitation. Nor
= ma Hill: Magazines Story, by hig
school girls. Mrs. Hill acted as d
: rector and al had their parts wei
% After the program about 40 youn
people were baptized and entered 8
: preparatory members into the churcl
!: Mr.. Snow performed the baptism'
q ceremony.
Friday afternoon a miscellaneol
q shower was given at the Olson hon
n for Miss Mable Olson, who is to b'
come an April bride. Mrs. Enocksc
IS acted as hostess. There were abo,
i 80 guests present besides the chi
dren. The afternoon was spent
n games and social conversation.
= three course luncheon was served ar
afterwards Mrs Fred Moffit and Mi
n Mable Olson entertained the gues
by telling fortunes by crystal. Mi
Df Olson was the recipient Of mar
lovely gifts and all her friends wish'
re her much Joy and happiness.