The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-11-16

Miles MOCK, AUSTIN and
Brick" Cossitt, Dallas McVay
and James and Robert Wiley
were among those who went to
Sheridan to see the army
bomber.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Robinson and
daughters were callers N Lodge
Grass Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hensley
and Bobby Gene were visitors
of Mr.. Hensley's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Hensley, in Gil
lette over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike" Carney
and daughter, Kathleen, were
Billings callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Boese are
the parents of a new son.
"A daughter was born Friday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Clifford.
Mrs. Clifford was Marcelina Neal
before her marriage.
Mrs. Decker of the Willow
creek dam has gone to Wash
'ington.
Miss Shirley Boese, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Boese, gave
a piano recital Saturday after
noon before about 20 invited
guests in the Red Flower room
of the Grow Indian Baptist
church. She played from mem
DRY Hungarian Dance NO. .
by Brahms, March of the
Dwarfs," by Greig, Flight OF
the Bundle Bee" by Rimsky-
korsakoff, "PolonaiSe in A mil
itary." by Chopin; in the sec
ond group Londonderry AIR
onka, and "Nola; third group.
"Bouree" by Bach, two preludes
by Chopin, waltz in A Flat by
Brahms and "Minuet l'Antique'
by Paderewski. Formerly a pupil
of Mrs. Frances R. CornWell, she
has studied for three and a haii
years under the instruction OF
Miss Clara E. Odds.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Petzoldt,
MIR. and Mrs. Jay Fitzgerald
and daughter Patricia Ann, were
dinner guests Tuesday evening
in the home of Clara Odds ana
Malvina Johnson. Part of the
entertainment of the evening
was the showing of moving pic
lures taken by Miss Olds.
Miss Lois LandOn, who is en-
ployed at the Lodge Grass cafe,
visited her parents in Hardin
on Saturday.
Mrs. Kasper Liz went to Sner-
idan, Wyo., on Wednesday for
medical attention.
The various study groups of
the parish of Our Lady of Lor-
cite, in Lodge Grass, are show
ing a great deal of interest in
the work being laid out for the
winter months. The smaller
children, known as the Little
Flower club, are taking instruc-
ton from Kathryn Liz who is
using picture studies and Bible
stories to illustrate the work.
Thirty-tWo children are enroll
ed in this group and it is ex-
pected that the number will be
doubled shortly.
The st. Cecilia club, compris-
ing a number of ladies who
have been members of this
group for several years, in adj
dition to the study of The
Outline of the History of Ore
gon," by Bishop Edwin V. o.
Hara, are doing supplementary
work in the book called Pray
ing the Mass" by Rev. Leon A.
MCNEIL.
A third group consisting of
boys and girls of high school
age, and over, are meeting
weekly to study THE Means OF
Grace" by Rev. Leon A. Nc
Neill, and other books and pa
pers which will arouse inter-
est in matters pertaining to
religion. The membership in
this club is increasing.
AL other members of the par
ish, who do not care to form
smaller groups, are meeting
each Sunday at 200 p. m. IN
the church where the Life OF
Christ" by Isidore O'Brien. o.
F: M, is being read and ex-
planned.
The entire membership is
now IS.
Rev. D. P. Meagher of Great
Falls, Mont, offered Mass in
Lodge Grass at 1000 a. m. on
Sunday. The church was filled
to its capacity. Immediately at
n y IL,