The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-01-01
MONTANA STATE NEWS SECTION

quite true,
But they're followed by bills, per-
haps a tear
Did that ever happen to you?
A no-host meeting of the Plea
SAINT Hour club was held at the
residence of Mrs. Mamie Bridge
water last week.
The annual Christmas treat Of
the Helena Progressive League to
old and young people of Helena
took place at Wilder Avenue Bap-
fist church Christmas Eve. A mis-
understanding about the program
caused a delay, and it WIS $50
before starting. After an explain
alton and excuses by the pastor,
Rev. Hayward, the Rev. Hender-
son of the Church of God. prayed.
Bette and Joan Allen sung a duet,
little Jimmie (Joe Louis) Christ
ian recited and Mr.. McKinsey
made a talk.
Then followed the Leagues dis
tribution of joy and gladness to
relieve the Overlooking expecta-
tions of the audience. Norman
Howard, vice president of the
League, told of four years efforts
on the part of the League in this
particular work. Then candy, APP
pies, nuts, presents, and finally,
ice cream and cake kept every
body busy for another hour.
At the conclusion, HI. Baker,
treasurer of the league, gave a
short history of the leagues ac-
tivities during its ten years of
existence, and stated the men
planned to secure DR.. Clarence
Camerance White in recital some
time in February.
The music was under the di-
rection of Mrs. M. A. Lowery, who
presided at the piano. The Lea
gue's committee was H. ]. Baker,
John Williams and Arthur Palmer.
The large tree was furnished by
William Mundy, the Leagues
chaplain.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Soulds and
daughter and Mrs. Bennett motored
to Anaconda last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Christian
of Arlee were visitors in Helena
for Christmas.
Mrs. Hattie Robinson of Butte
spent the holidays visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Herbert Bridge
water.
Fred Evans of Anaconda was a
visitor in Helena last week.
Charles Johnson of Missoula is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. Ellsworth Christian visited
in Great Falls during the holidays.
Mrs. Eliza Stitt is suffering
from broken arm as the result
of a fall.
George Lowery, William Gilbert,
Mac Walker and Mrs. Grille Fem
ter motored over from Butte
Sunday.
Miss Alice York was entertain
ed at whist party Saturday
evening by Mr.. Calvin Norwood
at the residence of Mrs. Ida Welch.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Bridgewater, Mr.. and Mrs. Logan
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Mast, Mes
DANES William Irwin, Hattie Rob-
inson of Butte, Messrs ]. B. Reid,
Frank Mitchell of Hamilton, ]. E.
w. Clarke and Charles johnson.
Miss Octavia Bridgewater. Mrs.
Ida Welsh was chaperone for the
party.
Miss York was also honor
guest at a breakfast given by Mrs.
Ida Welsh Sunday, with the fol-
lowing guests invited: Mrs. Joseph
Mast, Miss Octavia Bridgewater,
Miss Annie Mundy, and Mr..
Calvin Norwood.
Shadow, who expected a SER
mon on DRY Bones" by the Pew.
Hayward a few Sundays ago, de-
termined to treat his tummy with
more substantial and appetizing
food by falling in the hands of
sheriff O'Connell. He had turkey
for Christmas. Shadow, a WPA
worker was one of the unfortun-
ates who was minus a job when
funds for that purpose ran low.
He proceeded to the court house,
where the office of department is
lodged, and started to fix matters
in his own way, but the sheriff
proved to be his "immovable
object" We have the sheriff's
word that he'll be released this
week. No trial.
Miss Alice York left the city
FOR Seattle, Tuesday While in the
city she was the house guest of
her aunt, Mrs. H. ]. Baker.