The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-05-22
Roberts
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

Harry Olcott and family, Mrs. Sch
ara and Miss Sue Croonquist were
Roberts callers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hartwig were
guests at the Williams home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Tuck motored
to Billings Friday to visit THEN
daughter, Mrs. George REM. Miss
Roberta REM returned with them to
spend few days with her grand
parents.
Miss Edith Hunt arrived home Sun
day from Sumatra where she has
been teaching in the high school.
Mrs. John Monahan is spending a
few days in Billings this week visit
ing her niece, Miss Leona Hogan.
Mrs. A. D. Williams was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday afternoon when the
members of her card club came to
her home and gave her a farewell
party. The afternoon was spent in
playing bridge. High honors went to
Mrs. James Barry and low to Mrs.
M. G. Hogan. The members of the
club presented Mrs. Williams with a
lovely gift in appreciation of her
friendliness. A delicious pot luck
lunch was served at five o'clock.
Mrs. V. G. Forster was in Billings
for the week end visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George REM of Bill
ings were guests at the B. F. Tuck
home Sunday.
The contestants in the Senior de-
clamatory contest Monday evening
were the Misses Ellen and Hazel
Weir, Marjorie Carr Helen Schrum.i,
Frances Haines, Kirsti Kainu and
Mildred Robertson. The junior con
testants were George Pietila and AL
vim Schrumpf and Misses Mary Obert,
Alma Kosonen, Inez Hershberger and
Sylvia Erickson.
Miss Mildred Robertson was award
ed the medal in the senior contest and
Miss Sylvia Erickson the medal in
the junior contest. Mrs. Adolph
Hartwig, Attorney S. c. Merriman
and Rev. c. G. Hannah of Red Lodge
acted as judges of the contest We
enjoyed the declarations and hope
the young people will continue the
good work.
The Misses Frances Haines and
Hazel Kaino, our graduates, attended
the Senior tea, given by the Univer-
sity club in Red Lodge, Friday after
noon.
The patriotic program sponsored
by the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union, given at the Community
hall Monday evening was we'll attend
ed. The program was as follows:
Music OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Boys Band
invocation ...-:....... Rev. G.. G. Harmon
Vocal solo .................... Kristie Kahn
Address ...............-...... Albert Budas
Vocal Duet ................ Mildred and Ele-
amor Robertson
Junior declamatory contest.
Folk Dance ..-.......... By Twelve Girls
Solo Dance ..... Norma Thompson
Dialogue . John Hershberger and
H. Drain
Solo Dance ............. Winifred Stone
Senior Declamatory Contest.
vocal Solo ..-....-...-...... Marjorie Carr
Headline G,,e
Boys Band -...,.....,.In Indian Clubs-Bill
Roller and John Hershberger.
Playlet -. Mrs. Hudson, Leone Ber-
gan and Alfred Heikkila
vocal solo .---.-..--................- Mrs. Stein
The w. G. 7. U. ladies thank every
one who was so kind as to take part
and help to make our program a sue
cess. We especially appreciate work
done by the little girls.
The organization took in $23.65 at
the door and with the proceeds from
the supper they cleared about $25.
Sl5 of this amount will go to the
boys band, for the leader to use as
ne sees best The organization feels
that Oscar Pentilla has done splendid
child welfare work with the boys and
they are very grateful to them for
their music Monday night and on
former occasions.
Commencement exercises were held
In the gymnasium Thursday evening.
Rev. Durant of Red Lodge gave a
splendid commencement address to
the seniors, Misses Frances Haines
and Hazel Kaino. A vocal solo was
rendered by Miss Evelyn Stager.
Everyone enjoyed the cornet solo by
Jimmy Hunter, accompanied by Mrs.
G. E. Hudson at the piano.
All the grades went on a picnic Fri
day. The seventh and eighth grades
went to the Indian caves, but the low
er grades did not go from town. The
children all reported big time.
The high school went to Camp SEN
ia for an outing Friday on the Ro-
mo-hi money.
Toivo Homi and Alfred Heikkila
were in Billings Saturday for the
Il.