Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-06-03
nine STUDENTS IN
CLASS AT Wesley

cises were held at the high school
auditorium Thursday evening. May
81, when nine young people re-
ceived their diplomas.
The commencement address was
delivered by the Rev. Earl A. Cliff
ford of Plentywood.
The class roll-Esther Lien, Lilly
Nereson. Irma Thorpe. lima Gjesdal,
Gladys Diseth. Albina Christoffer-
son. Vernice Anderson, Ray Ander-
son and Palmer Freund. The vailed
ictorian was Ray Anderson. His sis
ter, Vernice Anderson, was saluta-
torian.
Glass motto-"Not Evening but
Dawn"
Glass fower-Yellow rose.
Glass colors-Purple and gold.
The following students received
scholarships: Ray Anderson, Yer
nice Anderson, Esther Lien and AL
ma Gjesdal.
MORE WESLEY NEWS
Mr.. and Mrs. John LindQuist and
son of Midale, Sask., we're overnight
guests at the August Hultgren home
Friday.
On Friday evening about twenty
friends of Mrs. S. Hall gave her a
farewell party a THE Planters no.
tel. The evening was spent In a So
cial way. A cafeteria lunch was
served at eleven o'clock. A kitchen
wall clock was presented Mrs. Hall
from her friends. We regret seeing
the hall family leave Westby. but
we wish them the best of luck in
their new home.
Charles Johnson is manager at the
Peter Miller store while Mr.. Miller
is having a months vacation.
Joe Christensen and Amos Freund
arrived home from a trip to the
west coast last Tuesday.
Mrs. Chester Leach and infant
son arrived home from the Am
brose hospital Friday evening.
Mrs. Hall and children were din
ner guests at the Peter HELM home
in Comertown Sunday.
Marjorie Enger closed a success
full term of teaching in Daneville
Friday.
OdEOt DOtth dtu MAI SoiCl OhAhS
tiansen of Williston spent the week
end at the Peter Bredevien home.
Mrs. Johansen left Thursday for
Minot to visit her daughter Mrs. O.
Grytness and family.
Ted Nordhagen, the new hotel
proprietor. takes over the business
this week.
About As relatives and friends OF
Mrs. Hans Anderson called to offer
birthday greetings last sunday, May
%. on her S8th birthday anniver-
sary. Mrs. Anderson makes her
home with her son Elf and daugh-
ter Alvina of Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Spoklie and
daughters Eleanor and Rachael and
Mrs. p. G.. Petersen left Monday for
Minnesota and Wisconsin points for
a vacation trip. Their daughter, Mil
dred, who Is a dietician at a Roches-
ter hospital, will join them there.
Mrs. Peter Miller was an honor
guest at an informal birthday party
held at the j. H. Melvin home on
Tuesday afternoon. Sixteen guests
attended the party. She received
many beautiful gifts in remem-
brance of the day from her friends
The h~ostesses were Mrs. j. H.. Mel
vim and Mrs. f. Small.
Freda Petersen of Plentywood
spent the week end at her home
south of Westby.
Ted Nordhagen made a business
trip to New Deal Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hoel drove &c
Douglas, N. D., on Thursday to at
tend the commencement exercises
Mrs. oHel's niece was one of the
graduates.
The CLC club was held at the
home of Mrs. Kress Wednesday at.
ternoon of last week. H~ostesses Were
Mrs. Enger and Mrs. Kress. Mrs
Filler Petersen of Kenmare was
visitor at this meeting.
Mrs. Ole Ness and Curtis and
Vana and Mrs. Royal Ness and baby
of Dodson, Mont. spent a few days
at the Peter Miller home last week
Mrs. George Freisleben enter
tanned a few ladies at her home or
Wednesday afternoon in honor oil
Mrs. Johansen of Tacoma, Wash.
and Mrs. Ness of Dodson, Mont.
Mrs. o. Gjesdal left Monday for
her native land of Norway. She in
tends to spend about six months
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