The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-03-11
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AntIer School

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Antler School
We had fun going to Joyce's
birthday party. It was very muddy.
Mrs. Wiley came along in the
wagon and asked us to get in so
we got ready in a hurry. Next
we stopped for mother and Jeans
mother and Jacky and Carole.
There were twelve of us counting
George and Edna and Ray, the
driver. We had a board, a bench,
a big chair and two little chairs to
sit in. Mrs. Wiley said it was just
like thirty years ago.
rDICKY CHATHAM
Joyce seemed surprised when
our wagon load of people drove in
the afternoon of her birthday,
Thursday, February "a. Joyce was
sitting up in a big chair with her
playthings all around her. AS we
came in we said Happy Birth
day." We played some games. One
was a History Guessing Game.
AT school we made paper hats for
the children to wear, so Joyce and
the grown-up people could guess
who they were. We had a hard
time making Lincoln's stove-pipe
hat for Dicky. We made a little
colonial cap for my sister, Carole,
who was Virginia Dare. Dicky's
sister, Janet was Marie Antoinette
and wore a crown. Little Edna
Wiley as Pocohontas and wor a
head band with a feather in it.
Jackie and George, the Yankee
Doodle twins, had red, white and
blue caps. We made a George
Washington hat for Joyce. I wore
a Nelly Gusts poke bonnet. Near
ly everyone knew who we were.
On the older people we pinned
pictures and quotations to suggest
people in American history. The
prizes were boxes of fudge. Mrs.
John Chatham guessed them all
right and. Joyce was the next
Then Mrs. Sherman brought in
Joyce's birthday cake, with twelve
lighted candles on it. Aunt Lillian
made a cake too. She had white
'frosting on the cake with Joyce"
printed in pink. Everybody
brought something to eat. We had
sandwiches, pickles, coffee, cocoa,
ice cream and the two cakes. Mrs.
Sherman set out a big bowl of
peanuts and gave the little child
rem favors. They were whistles and
little baskets. They blew their
whistles and chased the cats
around the room and had lots Of
fun. Joyce got some pretty gifts.
Mrs. Gregory took a picture Of the
crown and my aunt, Emma Stand
ish took a picture of us all get
ting into the wagon. Counting
Uncle Dell, the Shermans and Dan
there were eighteen people there.
We had lots of fun at Joyce's
birthday party.
JEAN L. CHATHAM
IA Hardin
Daddy went to Billings, Monday
in his truck. When he came back
he brought 40 sacks of potatoes
back for the relief work. I helped
him unload the sacks. After we
were done we had dinner.
BILLY TOWNE
While we were in California, my
aunt took us to the Zoo. At the
ZOO they gave a show with ami
mails that had been in training
but a week.
DARRELL LINTHACUM
Last Sunday I made a circus
poster. I cut animal pictures from
one of my color books. It took me
about an hour and a half to make
it. We put it up in u school
room.
TOMMY SAWYER
Last Saturday Darrell and some
other boys and I got our guns and
played cops and robbers. We hid
in the lumber.
DONNELL LINTHACUM
Sunday I went to Barbara VIM
Piles. We rode on her bike. Mr.
Graf gave us a nickel and we
went up town and got some candy.
IDA MARIE
Sunday we went to Aunt Eve
lyn's. My cousin, Shirley and my
brother and I played games.
LA VERNE RIELEY
Saturday my biggest brother
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