Carbon County news., 1937-12-03

THE CARBOl
Sanitarium and Clinic. They are
both. feeling much improved ~
health and thoroughly enjoyed their
stay in the famous health resort.
Miss Fenolia's brother, John, made
the trip to Excelsior Springs to re-
turn home with them.
Mrs. L. M. Slavens entertained
members of the Mount Maurice
card club at her home Wednes-
day. At bridge Mrs. Joe Bailey and
Mrs. H. B. Field won honors,
while Mrs. John Simpson was
awarded the. travel prize. Dessert
was served.
Mrs. Eva Gable visited rural
school near Bridger Thursday.
Miss Jennie Salono entertained
at bridge parties at her home
Monday and Tuesday nights. Three
tables were in play Monday, with
honors going to Miss Dorothy En-
rico and Mrs. Dan Bell, while Mrs.
Jack Gillen and Mrs. Tom Kearns
took bridge prizes after four
tables of competition Tuesday. A
two course luncheon was served
following each evenings games.
Christmas decorations were used.
A. a meeting of tie music de-
partment of the Senior Woman's
club to be held at the home Of Miss
Gladys Bowman Tuesday evening"
three Russian composers, Moussor-
gsky, Prokofieff and Arensky will
be discussed. Assisting Miss Bow
man in entertaining is Mrs. j. 4.
McFate.
Wayne L. Warman, of New AL
bany, Indiana, and Miss Martha
Moody of Lowell, Wyoming, were
married at 10 p. m. Friday, by the
Rev. Chas. Rhodes, at the Metho-
dist Parsonage. The witnesses were
Ellyn Mangus, and Gerald Framp-
ton. The party returned to Lowell
the same evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warman will make their home in
Missoula.
Maurice Johnson, for the past
year supervisor of recreation in
the WPA setup here, left Monday
for Fort Browning where he will
take charge Of a Blackfeet Indian
pageant to be presented at Glacier
National Park next summer. He
was accompanied by Mrs. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Allen and
daughter, Theo, spent two days Of
the Thanksgiving holidays at the
Charles Hastle and James McShane
home in Miles City. They were
joined in Billings by Mrs. Aliens
mother, Mrs. Theodore Frischke.
Entertaining at Thanksgiving
day dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Foltz had as their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Leslie, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Hartwig, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
A. Nutting, Miss Jean Nutting and
Dick Nutting.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Moran of
Laurel were business callers in
Red Lodge Monday. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mattila
and daughter, Charlotte were
Thanksgiving day dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William DeBourg.
A marriage license was issued by
C. P. ,Larkin, clerk of district court,
to John Wogoman, 80, Cody, Wyo.,
and Ella Crane, %, Painter, Wyo.
Announcements of the birth of
twins, a boy and girl, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul S. Mooney of Seattle,
have been received here. The babies
were born November 10Th, the boy
having been named Paul Clare, and
weighing 4 lbs. 11% o., and the
girl Pauline Carole, weighing a
lbs., liz OF. Mrs. Mooney was the
former Miss Martha Brynn, resi-
dent of Red Lodge.
"Hail to Charley Mccarthy" an
editorial by Richard Mayer, SEMI
or in Carbon county high school,
was awarded fourth place in the
editorial-writing contest, mountain
states division, sponsored by Quill
and Scroll, official publication for
an. honorary society comprising
high school journalists. Editorial
writing proved to be the most pop
ular of the three contests group.
The greatest interest was in the
subject Of Thanksgiving, while
homecoming drew the fewest res
ponses. About equally divided were
the topics of "Fireside Chat" and
Charley Mccarthy. Editors of the
magazine reported grades in the
vocabulary contest were fair, but
that representation was rather
poor. The current news contest
proved a popular one. Practically
all entries knew about Roosevelt's
fireside chats, Elmer Layden, the
A. F. Of L., C. I. o., Charley Nc