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JUNIOR SOCIALITES GIVE
DANCING PARTY

The Junior Socialites Club gave
an informal party at the Fellow
ship Hall Friday, April 8, 1887.
Some guests were the Misses
Lorraine Harris, Dorothy Carter,
Dolores Carter, Louise Neal, Elsie
McMoore, Marian McMoore, Mil
dred Morrison, Gwendolyn James,
Florence Gibbs, Pat Mallory, Bea-
trice billiard, Betty billiard, Mar
vel johnson, Earline Stokes,
Frances English, Elvera Louis,
Thedosia Brown, Arvada Milton,
Messrs. Robert Rife, Chester John
son, Robert Murray, Robert NAL
lory, Philip Blackwell, Jean Car
ter, Sylvester Carter, Jack James,
John Cyrus, Kenneth Mason, Ace
Lee, Carl Wade, Harold Kay, Roy
Kay, Charles Krenshaw, Wesley
WHITAKER, Roy Holloway, Willard
Houston, Lawrence Mccoy, Charles
Miller, Kenneth Stokes, Robert
Stevens, Clarence thurman, Oscar
Newman, John Henry and Morris
Gibbs. Music was furnished by
Edward Purcell.
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LUCIAN COMBS

Lucian Combs, %, son of Mr..
and Mrs. James E. Combs, Corinth,
Mississippi, died April 10, at Min
neapolis General hospital.
Mr.. Combs is also survived by
Mrs. Thelma E. Wade and Mrs.
Lois Murphy, sisters, and Mr.. Har-
old Combs, brother. Funeral serv-
ices were held here at 10 a. m. Tues
day, April Is, at the Neal Funeral
Home, Inc. Remains were shipped
to Corinth for burial.
BUSINESS WOMAN RECEIVERS
Madame r. E. Wysner, pro-
prietor of the Superior Beauty
Shop, SOB Aldrich avenue N, who
has been confined in the hospital
the past two weeks, is slowly re-
covering at home.
Mrs. Courtney Torrell, 301 Emer-
son avenue N, is recovering at
home from a minor operation per-
formed at st. Barnabas hospital
April 2.
Mr.. Henry Wilson, who moved
here recently from Ottumwa, Iowa,
was the dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. Turner, 511 Emerson
avenue NJ, Sunday, April a.
Mr.. Wilson, who resides at sol
Aldrich avenue NJ, is secretary and
bass singer in the Gospel Choir OF
Wayman A. M. E. Choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sophia Turner are
here from Omaha visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Mabel Brown, and her
niece, Mrs. Sarah Pratt, at their
home, 2493 Fourth avenue S.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Richard
son, 1919 Chicago avenue, enter
tanned some of their oldest friends
at an all-day party last week.
Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Mcintyre, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Patterson, Mrs. Daisy Simpson,
and Mrs. Charles Saunders, all of
St. Paul.
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Social and Personal
oMINNEAPOLISo

school on April 20. There is no
admission and every girl and wom-
an is urged to take advantage of
this grand opportunity. The school
meets every Tuesday night at 500
p. m.
MINNEAPOLIS SOCIAL
The A. B. G. Society met Friday
at the home of Mrs. Ruth Norris,
2314 Fifth Ave. S. The next meet
ing will be held at the parsonage
of st. Peter A. M. E. Church, with
Mrs. Sallie Parks as hostess.
MRS. EDWARD L. BOYD VISITS
CITY
Mrs. Edward L. Boyd, who now
resides in Gary, Indiana, arrived
in Minneapolis Sunday for a weeks
business trip.
She will leave Sunday for her
home in Indiana.
Mrs. Leddie Martin and her
sister, Mrs. Atha Young, left Min
neapolis for Bristow, Oklahoma,
Friday, April 9. They went to be
at the bedside of their sister, Miss
Octavia Moore, who is seriously i'll.
The True Sportsman's Club held
its regular meeting Tuesday eve
ming, April IS, at the home of Mrs.
Cora Parker, 734 st. Anthony ave-
nue., st. Paul.
Initiation of the nine new men,
bers admitted to the club (and we
must say they are true sports
men) was concluded; this, with the
business of the evening, provided
a most interesting meeting.
Luncheon was served by the
hostess. Dancing and bridge were
the enjoyable entertainment of
the night. Plans for the proposed
wiener roast to. be held at Hid
den Falls, Mimi, Sunday evening,
April rs, were completed. The
name of Mr.. Leonard Davis, st.
Paul, was inadvertently omitted
from the list of new members pub
lished last week. The next meet
ing of the club will be held April
20, at 2438 Fifth avenue south.
Minneapolis, Miss Margaret Skarse
will be hostess.
NEW CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
The first meeting of the Glend-
oveer club was held at the home
of Mrs. Helen Miller, 522 Colfax
avenue NJ, Friday evening, April
9. Officers elected: Vesta Mosley,
president; Mrs. Helen Miller, vice
president; Mrs. Thelma Blair, Sec
rotary; Mrs. Thelma Grigsby, cor
responding secretary, and Mrs.
Queen Estyr Tyner, treasurer.
Other members are Mrs. Ger
aldine Marty, Miss Iva Wagner,
Mrs. Margaret Riess, Mrs. Evelyn
McNeal and Mrs. Edna Hayden.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Clara Rogers of Chicago,
who visited her daughter and SON.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lucas,
APO Clinton avenue, two days last
week, left April 6 en- route home.
Mrs. Rogers met many friends
and enjoyed her visit immensely.
She was entertained at breakfast
by Mrs. Frank E. Corners and
Mrs. J. B. Levy, 1886 Fourth ave-
nue. south, her last day here.
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The recreation council of Phyllis
Wheatley House is sponsoring a
program with the Girls Workers
of the Twin City Federation of
Settlements that is interesting. All
twelve settlements are active. Miss
Alice Onque is chairman of the
joint group. Each week a meet
ing is held at one of the settle
ments at which time all other set
Elements bring groups. These meet
ings are open to the public.
The next meeting will be held at
the B. F. Nelson Memorial Mon
day, April 10. A cooking demon
stration will be given by Miss
Helen Diamond of the Home Serv-
ice Department of the Minneapolis
Gas Light Company. Everyone
present will be served.
CHARM SCHOOL OPENS
The Charm School at PHYLLIS
Wheatley House opened with a
registration of 80 people. Mrs.
Zerlina Morgan was in charge of
this first meeting and gave a
splendid demonstration, giving a
permanent, two types of finger
waves, one over pressed hair and
the other on curly hair, and a
new type of party head dress
which brought out various points
to advantage. The stage was set
up as a regular beauty salon with
all appliances. The models were
Mrs. Frances Duncan, Miss Mary
Turner, Mrs. Clarissa Lawson, and
Mrs. Sally Parks. Mrs. Morgan
talked as she worked, explaining
many things of interest. The pur-
pose of this school is to interest
more people in the possibilities and
advantages of becoming more
charming.
Mrs. Grace Workout conducted
the second lecture and demonstra-
ton. She demonstrated facials and
croquinole waves pointing out the
Importance of facials in keeping
the skin youthful. Also the fact that
a croquinole is the modern wave and
gives the hair a beautiful natural
wave that enhances the admiration
of everyone. A large crowd watched
this exhibition and went away well
pleased.
Don't miss the next lecture, Mrs.
Katherine Digit will conduct the
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Against a background of soft
colored lights, black and gold
streamers and palms, over 200
Twin Citians, dancing to the strains
of Bruce Patterson's 10-piece
rhythm band, celebrated with Mu
chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha their
Silver Anniversary in the form of
a Formal Spring Prom. The af-
fair was held Monday evening,
April IL, from ten to two in the
spacious dance hall of the Halle
@. Brown Community House. The
ladies, in their lovely evening
gowns, made a pleasing picture
against the conventional evening
attire of the men as they danced
throughout the evening. Punch
was dispensed by the Misses
Katherine Jones and Janeabelle
Murphy. Noted among those at
tending were Messrs. and Mes
danes Charles W. Washington,
Earl S. Weber, Archie James, John
M. Patton, Lafayette Fields, Jasper
Gibbs, Jr., Arnold Walker, Theo-
dore Allen, Paul Prince Boswell,
Raymond Brown, Burrie Car
michael, U. S. Coram, Herman Cot
ton, Alonzo Cotton, J. Walton
Crump, M. o. Cannon, William
Davenport, Enroll Fassell, M. Glib
son, R. Green, Hiram K. Gibbs, A.
v. Hall, S. E. Hall, Gerald C. Har-
grave, Arthur Herring, H. Court
ney Hilyard, Norman H. Howell,
Earl A. Harris, J. E. Johnson, Ros-
coe James, Robert Jones, Earl F.
Kyle, James Lee, George Lucas,
Walter Mcfarland, E. V. Marshall,
Robert R. Mitchell, Charles Noble,
Andrew Owens, F. Poole, Gerone
L. Reed, Clarence H. Roper, Fred
Schuck, Tom Stovall, Hammond
Turner, John Williams, T. Wood
ard, Charles Williams, W. Baxter
Walker, Palmer Jackson, L. H.
Mccoy; Mesdames Philip McCul-
Tough, Rose L. Davis, Beatrice
Hagen Brown, Arno Jones, Lorena
Cunningham, Eunice Coins, Louise
Keene, Rose Lawrence, Mabel Nc
Gavock Lee, Alice Melker Taylor,
Archie Anderson, Helen A. O'Neil;
Misses Ruth Sutton, Ruth Brown,
Alberta Brown, Kitty Vassar, Rose
mond Collier, I. Myrtle Garden,
Wyllie Eastman, Agnes Ellis, Dor
othy Gardner, Adele Graham, Miro
ia Green, Charlotine Moore, Helene
Hilyer, Lucille Howell, Mile
Luckie, Eva Lee, Pearl Martin,
Barbara Mallory, Hilda Moses,
Cordelia Freeman, Muriel Wiging-
ton, Estyr Bradley, Margaret
Slaughter, Bernice Shackelford,
Valdoria Turner, Helen Scott, Nor
ma Stokes, Evalyn Taylor, Peggy
Turpin, Elizabeth Walker, Mar
jorie Wormley, Florence Ward,
Hazel Warricks, Helen Yancy;
Messrs. Arthur Allen, William R,
Simms, Norman Light, Leon
Smith, Turner Dennard, John R,
Lawrence, Jr., Raymond Cannon.
w. C. Campfeld, Leroy Lazenbury,
c. Anderson, William Benjamin.
Don Bonaparte, Eugene Bradley
George Brooks, Jr., Foster Brown
Victor Galloway, Lloyd Clark, John
LaCoste of Maine, DR.. Hall of Chi
cago, Edward Byron Doty, Aaron
J. McGavock, Ransom Coins, Wal
ter Coins, B. F. Henderson, James
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ST. PAUL .

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thaniel Evans, Robert Crump,
Louis Moore, Cornelius Mobiley,
Lounneer Pemberton, Winston
Richardson, Walter Robinson, Cliff
ford Rucker, Lathrop Rogers, Fred
die Slemmons, Don Sessions, Rich
ard Stokes, Lloyd Shanks, Paul
Smith, Earl Shamwell, Pete
Thatcher, and James Mitchell.
Mrs. Ebert Cotton of 443 Car
roll avenue announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Velma
Cotton to Mr.. Robert Power of 837
Rondo street. The wedding will be
an event of June 10.
Mrs. John L. Banks and Mrs.
Eunice Glass of 749 St. Anthony
avenue left Tuesday morning,
April Is, for Canton, Mississippi,
on account of the death of their
father, who passed away Sunday,
April II. Funeral services for Mr..
Adams were held Thursday.
The Sterling Club entertained at
a Dancing Party, Friday evening,
April 9, at the Clubhouse. Little
Joe, AL Herbet, and Mym Carter
played swing tunes for the dancers.
The crowd was small, but did we
have a ball!
The Adelphai Club met Tuesday,
April IS, at the home of Mrs.
Birdie High of 674 st. Anthony
avenue.
The Alpha Wives and Sweet
hearts will add a brilliant chapter
to Alpha Phi Week on Tuesday
evening, April 81, when they will
entertain their husbands, sweet
hearts, and friends at Formal
Spring Dancing Party at the Hal
lie @. Brown Community House.
Mrs. John Patton is president of
the group and Mrs. Charles W.
Washington is secretary.
The Alpha Wives and Sweet
hearts Club met Thursday at the
home of Miss Minnie Parker of
763 St. Anthony avenue. Handi-
craft work featured the afternoon.
A delicious luncheon was served by
the hostess. Plans were made for
their Dancing Party on the 9th
of this month.
The Criterion Art Club met Mon
day, April 5, at the home of Mrs.
w. A. Young of 841 St. Anthony
avenue. This was card night.
Mrs. J. W. Taylor of 662 ST..
Anthony avenue is i'll at st. Jo-
seph's Hospital, but is much i'm
proved at present. She expects to
return home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Albright
of Duluth spent several days of
last week in the city, the house
guests of the Hobart Mitchells of
Minneapolis. Thursday they were
the guests of Mrs. Rose L. Davis
of 387 N. st. Adams street.
The Weslian Service Guild of the
Paramount Methodist Church at
tended the dinner given Thursday,
April 8, by the Anderson Circle of
st. James A. M. E. Church, at the
home of Mrs. Maude Brooks of ITO
st. Anthony avenue, who was
chairman of the committee on ar
rangements. Following the dinner
the group visited the homes of
Mrs. Betty Jones and Mr.. o. G..
Hall, the Welcome Hall, and the
Halle @. Brown Community
House. They motored in cars fur
nished by friends of the Circle.
Rev. Paul L. Grove, pastor of Fair
mount attended with Mrs. Grove.
The dinner was given for the bene-
fit of the interracial contact. Mrs.
Cora B. Grissom is president of the
Anderson Circle. .-.--
The Twin City Maids and Ma
irons Bridge Club met Wednes-
day, April z, at the home of Mrs.
Clarence w. Wigington of 679 St.
Anthony avenue. After an ap-
petizing luncheon, contract fea-
tured the afternoon. First prize
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Swing with christopher Column
bus" at Coliseum Monday night,
April 19.-Adv.
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MI. and Mrs. Taylor Elder
: were. hosts to q number Of their
friends at their ranch home near
Two Leggins bridge Saturday ev-
ening. Pinochle was the diver
sion for the evening.
A charming one-thirty luncheon
of the week was that at which
Mrs. Charles 8. Elder entertained
complimenting members of the
Wednesday Luncheon and Bridge
club. Cards marked places for
twelve guests.
We can save you money on
motor oils'-EDER HARDWARE
Initiation occupied the session
Of Jasmine Chapter No. IS, of the
Eastern Star Thursday evening
which took place in Court House
hall. Mrs. Lura P. Strand, worthy
matron, presided. A piano solo
by Miss Constance Nayematsu was
a feature Of the program. MIS-.
Calderwood was hostess.
Mrs. Lee Terpening and Mrs. J..
Russell Vickers entertained the
Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble
club, Wednesday afternoon, at the
Teroentng home. Twenty ladies
were ~resent and sewed indus
triously, following the regular bust
ness meeting. The meeting closed
with the serving of a dessert lunch
at four-thirty by the hostesses.
Free trial on Water Softeners.
Just phone and we will bring you
one.-EDER HARDWARE co. If
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Frank
S. Morrison entertained at a one
thirty luncheon, honoring men,
bers Of the N. B. c. club and Mrs
Harry Grunder and Miss Bertha
Alderman, club guests. Following
the luncheon three tables of con-
tract were in plav. with Mrs. Hen
ry Small, Mrs. Walter j. Brekke
and Mrs Grunder winning honors.I
Complimenting Mrs. George M.
Harris of THOMPSON Falls, who
was a visitor in Hardin last week,
Mrs. w. A. Ransier, Mrs. Walter
J.. Brekke and Mrs Lura P
Strand entertained with a recep-
ton and tea at the Ransier home,
Saturday afternoon. Spring flow
ers beautified the table at which
Mrs. Llovd s. McAllister and Mrs.
l.. H. Labbitt presided. Forty
guests called during the receiv-
ing hours.
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The Mission school was closed
Wednesday, for repair work.
Billie Steele was a business Wis
itor in st. Xavier. Wednesday.
Jim OBrien was a business call
er in Crow Agency Wednesday
The Clay Forney family have
moved to their new home near
Roberts, Montana.
Mrs. M. L. Hawks of Soap creek
spent the past week with her
mother in Billings.
The Big Horn valley around st.
Xavier is settling fast. Thirty
one children ride on Mr.. Robert
sons bus this spring, about double
the number that rode a year ago.
Bunny Lobdell was admitted to
the hospital at Crow Agency,
where he was operated on We'd
nesday for appendicitis. His friends
will be glad to learn that he Is
getting along nicely.
The big Beano game at the
Mission club room was well at
tended and many useful prizes
won by the lucky ones. A nice
lunch was served at the close of
a pleasant evening.
Friends and neigl1bors surprised
the D.. Carpenter family Sunday
evening. In spite of the mud a
large number attended. The ev-
ening was spent with music ana
visiting and a nice lunch was
served by the ladies in charge at
a late hour.
The st. Xavier Home Demon
stration club met at the home of
Mrs. E. McMorris on Wednesday
afternoon. After a short business
session the meeting was turned
over to the quilt committee who
collected all the quilt blocks for
the quilt which is to be sold at
the st. Patrick's dance. Mrs.
James OBrien, project leader,
then took charge Of the program,
which was on curtains and Grapes
and greatly enjoyed by all The
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Mrs. W. L. Dillon, who served
as Stenographer In the enrolling
department of the state senate
during the recent legislative ses-
sion, returned from Helena to hel
home here, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Vickers re-
turned Tuesday evening from
Sheridan, Montana, whittier they
were called ten days before by
the illness and death Of the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. N. p. Nelson,
who died March l after a brief
illness of pneumonia. Before re-
turning home they spent a few
days with relatives in Virginia
City.
Guests of honor at a luncheon
party given for them at the last
meetinr Of the Montana Matrons'
Birthday club at the home of
Mrs. D. L. Egnew were Mesdames
Susan g.. Romine, M. M. Brooks
and A. e. Callahan. The afternoon
was devoted to various games and
conversation Other guests were
Mesdames w. e. Warren, r. A.
Vickers, T.. b. Switzer, Alma Fraz-
er, Katherine McEvov. Mary Lang
and Dema Kennedy.
st. Patrick's dance Mar. II
Warren hall, by Catholic ladies. II
49, -
The Hardin Woman;s club will
meet in the county library next
Tuesday evening, March 16, at 8
o'clock. After a brief business
session, M A. Thompson, Supt. of
Dist. It'll schools, will speak to
the ladies on educational Legis-
lation and Local School Problems"
MI. Thompson always has a worth
while message and the members
are urged to be present. Arrange
ments for the program of music
are being made, but were not
ready for announcement In time
for the press.
Dwelling house for sale at q
bargain. Phone ~. .,
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After spending several weeks
in st. Anthony, Idaho, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. VIII
liam Stevens, who was critically
i'll, Mrs. j. M. Astle has returned
home. The many friends of Mrs.
Stevens will be pleased to learn
that she has fully recovered.
At the home economics rooms
of the Hardin high school, last
Friday evening, a social meeting
of the local unit of the Montana
Education association was held,
at which forty members were in
attendance Miss Mildred Bemis,
president Of the unit, was in
charge of the affair. The nro-
gram presented consisted of a vio-
lin solo by Miss Bernice Coleman;
a duet by Charles Elder and VII
liam Sfbley, ACCOMPANIED on the
piano by n. J. Stovall, and q talk
by Superintendent Murche. A.
Thompson, Legislation of 1887"
Mrs. Grace Garrison was in charge
Of several clever games. Delegates
elected to attend the state meet
ing at Butte were Supt. M. A.
Thompson, with J. N. Thompson,
principal of Hardin high school,
alternate. Miss Margaret Leik-
void, instructor OF home econom-
les, served a tasty menu.
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You won't be ashamed to smile again
after you use LEDO'S PYORRHEA
REMEDY. This preparation is used
and recommended bv leading dentists
and cannot fail ia benefit YOU. Drug
gists return money if it fails. SIBLEY
DRUG COMPANY. Adv.
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next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. M. L. Hawks. The
club was honored by two visitors
Mrs. H. Lobdell and Mrs.: Les
sard. Mrs. Viola Willett was voted
in as a new member of the club.
Delicious refreshments were serv-.
ed by the hostess. ,
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LOCAL ITEMS

The N. LIP. club met with Mrs.
<Goldie Finlayson, Wednesday ev-
ening. Following a dainty buffet
supper, bridge was played at three
tables.
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Bolton w. Evans, prominent
rancher of the West Pass creeG
section, was a Hardin business
visitor on Wednesday. He reports
lots Of snow in his district.
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B. H.. Porter, M. J. Gunnel]
from the forks of the Hanging
Woman, and D. F. Bumbaca OF
Decker were in Hardin Wednesday
on a business mission.
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The Ladies' Aid Of the Metho-
dist church will meet next Thurs
day, March 10, in the church base
ment with Mrs. B. q. McCarty
and Mrs. c. E. Ford as hoStesSes,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-12

Have you read "The Nine Old
Men?" It is in Calderwood's
Rental Library.
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AA4O NuO xAkOt "AVA4 Q240.
"Goldie Finlayson, Wednesday ev-
ening. Following a dainty buffet
supper, bridge was played at three
tables.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Metho-
dist church will meet next Thurs
day, March 10, in the church base
ment with Mrs. B. H. McCarty
and Mrs. C. E. Ford as hostesses,
Have you read "The Nine Old
Men?" It is in Calderwood's
Rental Library. /
B. H. Porter, M. J. Gunnell
from the forks of the Hanging
Woman, and D. F. Bumbaca of
Decker were in Hardin Wednesday
on a business mission.
Bolton W. Evans, prominent
rancher of the West Pass creek
section, was a Hardin business
visitor on Wednesday. He reports
lots OF snow in his district.
Get your Easter permanents
early. Shelton oil permanent, So
and IS; children under twelve,
$3.50. In
JENsoN BEAUTY sHoPPE.
Bill Wales, formerly of Sheri-
dan, Wyo., where he was employed
at the Holly Sugar Corp. factory,
on Wednesday accepted a position
in the tire department of the
Hardin Auto & Supply Co.
Members of the Hardin Asso-
: ciated Charities met at the public
library, Monday evening. Rev. N.
e. Hannant, president, presided,
while the relief work for the
spring quarter was organized.
Easter lilies and all kinds of
Towering plants and cut flowers
for Palm SUNDAY and Easter. Flu
neral sprays, wreathS, etc., a spe-
cialty. Phone IS. 1l-3
, MRS. F. j. WATERMAN.
Miss Betty Cunningham enter
tanned with a dessert supDer and
several games of bridge at her
home. Thursday evening. Miss
Maxine Kifer was a club guest.
Honors at bridge were won by
Miss Marian Brekke and Miss
Fern Candee.
Mrs. M. J. Powers, president of
the Thursday Study club, presided
at the last meeting Of the group
held at the home of Mrs. Ralph
B. Peck Other newly elected Of
ficersc are Mrs. A. Buzzetti, vice.
PRESIDENT; Mrs. Frank J. Kopriva,
secretary; Mrs. Ralph B. Peck,
treasurer, and Mrs. J.. M. Astle,
leader. Following the lesson a
lunch was served by Mrs. Peck.
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Get your Easter permanent
early. Shelton oil permanent, S;
and IS; children under twelve
$3.50. l,
JENSON BEAUTY sHOPPE.
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Bill Wales, formerly of Sheri
dan, Wyo., where he was employed
at the Holly Sugar Corp. factory
on Wednesday accepted a posito1
in the tire department of tn,
: Hardin Auto g. Supply Co.
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FOR SAlE-Trailer house, 8 x
"a; also Case tractor.-W e.
Crow Agency. In
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-12

Members of the Hardin Asso.
ciated Charities met at the publ,
library, Monday evening. Rev. N
e. Hannant, president, presided
while the relief work for thu
spring quarter was organized.
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FOR RENT-Three stores, suit
able for offices or any business
enterprise. Inquire HOTEL BECK
En-. Up
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USED car sale. Coast-In. Inc, 9Th and
Florida Ave. N. E.
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CHEVROLET 1881 Conv Cpe. ex condt.,
trade. easy terms. Simmons Motors, Inc,
14th and SITS. N. ". DEC. 4071.
The Washington times., 1937-01-28

Pontiac 1885 s.Cyl. De Luxe. eA7E
4-Door Touring Sedan-Little D4 y
used; carefully driven, S475. Call
Columbia 451O.