The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-04-03
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Charles L. Adams and Fay T.
Abel were Billings callers one day
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boyd and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Warren motored
to Sheridan, Saturday.
Miss Clara OldS has been asked
to - speak at the Baptist state
convention in Washington and
Oregon, in May.
mrs. Percy Forman and Mrs.
Keith Mckinley yer hostesses at
the regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid of the Little Brown church
ON Thursday afternoon.
The All-American basketball
team has returned from a sue
cesSful trip. bringing with them a
beautiful trophy given them when
they won the championship of
Northern wyoming.
Mrs. Hazel Richardson returned
Saturday from a visit Of three
months at her old home in How
ell. Michigan. She was accompan-
led by her parents. who will
make an extended visit in Lodge
Grass. .
Mrs. P. A. Johnston of Laurel
entertained Monday evening at
her lovely new home in Laurel,
in honor of Mrs. w. A. Petzoldt.
The wives of several commercial
club and chamber Of commerce
members attending the Monday
night dinner were in attendance.
Plans are being perfected for
the Fine Arts Festival to be held
on Saturday at the Chivers Me-
mortal. Antiques and relics from
foreign lands will be on exhibition
and it is hoped that all those
attending the school election will
visit this display during the after
noon.
A surprise birthda~ ~artv was
given for Douglas Waddle at his
home. Saturday evening. Tn e
party attended the show and
then returned to the Waddle home
where the evening was SDent at
dancing. At a late hour a de-
Iicious lunch was served by Mrs.
Waddle. Those ENJOYING the hos
vitality of Mrs. Waddle were
Elaine Sharp, Kathleen Carney.
Harry Wilson, Lee Sanders, Lu-
ellie Sanders, Walter Pease. Bur-
ton Chandler, Cedric Bond, Mar
garet and Marion Gilmore. For
rest Wilson, the honor guest and
Mrs. Gilmore.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Petzoldt re-
turned Tuesday evening from
Great Falls, where DR.. Petzoldt
was one of the principal speakers
at the state Baptist Young Peo-
pies rally at that place. Enroute,
DIT. and Mrs. Petzoldt were the
dinner guests, last Friday even
ing, of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Car
penter at their home or the Rim
Rock road in Billings. Later
they attended the Goya recital
at the Babcock theatre. DR.. Pet
zoldt was one of the principal
speakers at the Laurel Commercial
clubs Monday night dinner. Com.
mercial clubs and chambers OF
commerce from Billings, REQ
Lodge, Columbus and Hardin were
in attendance.
A very pleasant surprise party
was given to Mrs. Frances Corn
we'll on the occasion of her birth
day, last Thursday evening, by
the choir of the Chivers Memorial
Indian church in appreciation VI
her freely given time and energy
as organist and choir director.
After the choir practice n was
ushered into the living o OF
the apartment of Miss OldS and
Miss johnson, where the table
was set with birthday cakes and
sandwiches and lighted by can.
dies. Those present were MI. and
Mrs. Dave Pease, MI. and Mrs.
Leo Boese, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Pease, Jay Fitzgerald, Miss sAal-
VIVA johnson, Miss Clara Odds and
the guest of the evening, MIS-.
Frances Cornwell.