Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-12-19

will be held Dec. 25 and the third
Saturday, Dec. 28. The Tempo Kings,
popular Plentywood orchestra, will
furnish music for all three dances.
Next Thursday evening, Dec. %, the
losing side in he attendance contest
will serve supper in tn. Lutheran
church parlors to the winners. The
husbands of the Lutheran Aid men,
bers are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ertner were
hosts on Sunday at a sumptuous din
ner at their country home to a num-
Der OF neighbors. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Stringer were invited from Plenty
wood.
An appointed committee consisting
of LDR members had charge of an
enjoyable Christmas party for the or
ganization Monday evening in the Lu-
theran church parlors. Presents were
exchanged, lunch served, and a fine
program of games enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hedges and
Mrs. Mary Hedges were in our city
from Antelope the last of the week.
Mrs. Mary Hedges is much improved
since her visit to Rochester where she
received treatments at the Mayo elm
&c.
Miss Louise Stepniz returned to her
home in north ST Paul after the fun
ehal of her nephew, Carl Friedrich.
MrS Ia1an pa,ta- will 1o.,,o -.
morrow for her old home in Alexan-
dria, Minnesota. She expects to be
gone for two weeks.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. c.
bridge dinner to l6 guests. The fa-
vors, place cards and other decora
tons gave the seasons holiday air.
MI. and Mrs. l.. G. Zeidler were
awarded the high score couple prize,
Mrs, Stegner and L. E. Helm were also
awarded for having high score. The
consolation prizes went to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. D. Moore.
Dec. 5 the Lutheran Ladies Aid
members had their annual election OF
officers. The following will serve this
coming year: president, Mrs. j. A.
Kjelstrup; vice president, Mrs. c. S.
Christensen; secretary, Mrs. F. D.
Morck; treasurer, Mrs. Alvin Aspe-
lund; president Of the W.MF., Mrs.
0. A. Schmidt.
The members of the American LIE
gion and the Auxiliary honored Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Olson at a farewell
bridge dinner Thursday evening in
the Legion hall. Mr.. Olson was U. S.
immigration officer here for the past
five years and was transferred to
Sweet Grass, Montana. The Olsons
day.
Thursday at $50 Mr.. and Mrs. R.
R. Lund honored Kermit Helgeson on
his 18th birthday with a dinner party.
1t was a complete surprise to Kermit
TO find four of his pals at the Lund
home to partake of the joyous ami
versary. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Helgeson, Morris Lund,
Clarence HOLMAN, Dick Koike and
Barr Zeidler.
At the last regular meeting mem
bers and helpers of the Congregation
al Aid were guests of Mrs. c. c. John
son at her home. A buffet luncheon
was served. Election of officers was
held with the following results: three
chaiimen holding office four months
each - Mesdames j ohnston, Stegner
and Zeidler; secretary, Mrs. H. D.
Moore; treasurer, Mrs. L. w. Peter
son; aid representative, Mrs. Anna
Nelson. An exchange of gifts was one
of the social features of the afternoon.
Mrs. Minnie Peterson was elected
Worthy Matron of Oro-y-Plata Chap
ter No. &c, order of the Eastern Star
at a meeting Wednesday evening. She
succeeds Mrs. Weldon Richardson
Newly elected ard appointed officers
will be installed at their first meeting
in January and will hold office for
one year. Others elected are Eli Sor-
wick, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Amy
Frank, Associate Matron; Ray Kallak,
Conductress; Mrs. Florence Richard
son, Associate Conductress; Mrs. Mar
ion Helm, Secretary; Mrs. Vera Col
Inns, Treasurer.
The latter part of this week will
find many of our young people, who
are attending different schools, with
us to spend the holiday season.
Among them are Gwendolyn Chris
Hanson and Jack Kjelstrup from st.
Olaf college, Mortified, Minnesota;