The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-12-13

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a Mems club. Harry Bouton was
elected president and Roy Warren,
secretary. The purpose OF the
club is to further any project for
the betterment of the community.
The honor roll for the past six
weeks, is as follows: Senior class
Evelyn Schauble, Blanche Rip
let and Bill Smith. Junior-Mabel
Holley. Dorothy Lee Stevenson.
Marion Knutson. Frances Luckeit,
Bernice Miller. Sophomore@ames
Holley. Freshmen-Alice Hertzler,
Jerry Davidson, Betty Hite and
Frances Westwood.
Mrs. Bob Miller entertained at
dinner on Sunday in honor of
Mr.. Miller's birthday. Her guests
were Mrs. VIM. Lynde, MI. and
Mrs. Billie Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Miller and daughter, Mrs.
Wilma Lynde and daughter, Emma
Jean, Mrs. Mvron Lynde and son.
Stanford, Mrs. Hubert Woodland
and children. Mrs. Frances Corn
we'll and Mary Elizabeth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Bond, Mr. and Mrs.
Curley Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Dethlefsen. Charlie Kirby an
Lem Didlot.
The Girl Scout organization gave
a dancing party On Thursday ev-
ening at the Holley home. A very
enjoyable evening was spent, at
the end of which a delicious lunch
was served. Those attending were
Marjorie Given, Mabel Holley, Fora
Miklovich. Jane Smith, Pearl Bak-
err, Dorothy Lee Stevenson, Violet
Brockway. Carol, Cecil and Max
inc Mclaughlin, Frances West
wood, Kathleen Carney. Dolores
Thompson, Opal Smith, Violet
Smith, Elaine Sharp. Laverne
Jackson, Maxine Sharp and Marion
Gilmore. The guests were Bill
Smith, Jack Nelson, James Holley,
Wendell Forman, Douglas Waddle,
Eugene Matthews, Lee Roberts, Ed
ward Roberts, Lee Wise, Pete and
Jimmie Miklovich, Bob Wise, Ken
meth Mclaughlin, Forest Wilson,
George Roberts, Claude Abel and
Joe Collins.
The outstanding social event Of
the week was the Christmas party
given by the Grandmother club
in the social room of the Little
Brown church on Friday, with
Mrs. Cal Buckingham and Mrs.
Frank Sharp as ho5tesses, assisted
by Mrs. Datus Chandler. After a
sumptuous repast. the gifts were
distributed, each person. includ-
ing the guests of the club, receiv-
ing a lovely Christmas gift. The
afternoon vas spent in song and
visiting. Music was furnished
throughout the afternoon by Mrs.
Cornwell. A short business ses-
sion followed the luncheon. The
following officers we're elected for
the ensuing year: Mrs. Gladys
Crosby, president and Mrs. Lanora
| McVay, secretary. Those members
| present were Mesdames Mary
Dethlefsen, Neva Davis. c. A. Linz
ing, N. S. Sloan, Roy Mason. Min
ME Hutchinson. Gladys Crosby,
Carrie McClurg, Martha Davis, Eva
Knapp, Vera Billingsly. S. F. Linn
ing, Lanora McVey, Sallie Bailey.
D. Stevens. and the hostesses.
Guests of the club were Mrs. Ida
w. Jennings Of Oakland, Calf,
mother of Mrs. Datus Chandler:
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Hubbard and
Beverly, Mrs. Emma Critchet and
Frances r. Cornwell.
Family night Of the Travel club
was held in the social room of
Chivers Memorial building on Mon
day evening. A mo host" dinner
was served at six o'clock, after
which a very interesting program
was presented. Miss Malvina john
son, who has had charge OF the
study programs pertaining to Italy
gave a brief resume of the pre-
vious meetings on Italy, at which
Mrs. Fred Given and Mrs. Charles
Long gave unusually fine papers,
and Mrs. George Cooley read a
paper which had been prepared by
Mrs. Charles Gardner before her
departure from Lodge Grass and
which was to have been given at
the last Mexican program on
"Vingettes Of Guadaljara." Mrs.
W. A.. PetZoldt then gave a review
Of Last Days of Pompeii," and
her talk was followed by a paper
by Mrs. Jay Fitzgerald on the ex-
cavations and the archaeological
| findings in the ruins of Pompeii.
These two talks were very inter-
esting. The program was inter-
spersed with musical numbers
piano solo by Lena Marjorie Long,
vocal solo by Oh. w. A.. Petzoldt,
and an italian piano number by
| Miss Clara Olds. The birthdays of
| six members were celebrated with
birthday cakes and gifts anG the
| gifts for the Veterans hospital at
| Helena were received. Those
present were Messrs. and Mes
danes R. J. Miller, Curley Wells,
B. A. Zimmerman and Billy Ruth,
Fred Given and Marjorie and
Billie, Charles Long and Lena
Marjorie, Jay Fitzgerald, W. A.
PetZoldt, Mrs. Brookins, Barbara
and Beverly. Mrs. Cliff Woodley,
| Mrs. Ben Belken, Judy Walsh,
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