The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-03-09

oAAS 4CdCAlcAS CC"l1lS CluU.
Mrs. Jay Sharp and Mrs.
MorriS Smith entertained the
Ladies Aid Thursday.
Mrs. A. M. Stevenson enter
tanned at a 500 O'Clock Sunday
dinner. Those present were.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Ferris, MI.
and Mrs. Clayton Clanin, Miss
Alma Neumann, Miss Ada
DUEL and Albert Stevenson.
A county w. E. A. banquet was
held at the First Baptist church
Friday evening. Rev. England
% the Congregational church
of Hardin gave the address. The
high school Sextet sang, under
the direction Of Miss Alma Neu-
man. The seXtet is composed OF
Genevieve Pease, Alta Hunter,
Georgette johnson, Mary Liz,
Lelita Chandler and Fern Hol-
ley. Billy Ruth Zimmerman gave
a tap dance. The remainder of
the program consisted of group
singing of irish songs. The pusl-
ness session was in charge of
Mr.. Magnuson, president OF the
organization.
Mrs. Lee Sanders is now in
the Grow Agency hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Wolf Of
Sheridan, visited W. T. Ben
brooks Monday.
Carl Sloan and Carl Meister,
superintendent of the Lodge
Grass municipal light plant, at
tended the meeting at Hardin
thursday to discuss rural cleo
IRRIGATION in the Little Horn
alley.
A shower was given for Mrs.
lawrence krleger Friday. Those
present were Mrs. Lee Killer,
Mrs. Elmer Knight, Mrs. Ernest
Richards Mrs. Earl Miller, Mrs.
George Cooley, Miss Josephine
WestorCok, Miss Alta Hunter,
Miss Mary Frances WeStWooi,
Miss Eleanor Krieger. Miss Ella
Richards Miss Dorothy knutson
and Miss Mary Owen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry McComas
and HOot visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Laughrey of Spear siding
Sunday.
William Watts spent the week
end at Grow Agency.
Lawrence Laughlty, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Laughrey, were buSl-
mess callers IN Lodge Grass on
Monday.
Harold Suit and son, Roland,
Albert Miles and Envy LaFever
made a business trip to Sherl-
dan Friday.
Mervyn Schubert spent the
week end with Gerald Evans
at Wyola.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Warren
were visitors of MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Schubert.
Bill Sharpe of Hardin was a
business caller here Monday.
Deb Wise returned from Cal
ifornia. Nevada and points west
Thursday.
Carol Graham was a Hardin
caller Friday.
Denver Sherman and family
were callers here Monday en-
route to Hardin.
Deb Wise made a trip to
Sheridan to get a load of coal
for Percy Forman.
Leroy Rumfelt of Hardin is
now visiting friends here.
Paul Hudson of Sheridan was
a business caller in Lodge Grass
Monday.
SCHOOL NEWS
Glee club practices we're star
ted again this week.
The freshman class enter
tanned at a party Wednesday
evening for the class and 9TH
er guests.
The junior class is sponsoring
a play MY Mother-in-LaW'
Friday to raise money for the
junior-senior prom.
The senior play cast is now
p1acticing for that uproarious
hill-billy comedy Here Comes
Charley" to be presented on
March 81.
Coach "Tubby" Stevenson and
his F.FlA.'s defeated the Har-
din F. F. A.. chapter 1924 at
Hardin Thursday.
The high school honor roll
is as follows: Seniors-Frances
Westwood, Martha Taught,
Myrtle Green, Carlene Gross.
Juniors - Goldie Ames, Fern
Holley, Alta Hunter, Bill Nor
ton, Harry Mefford, Ella Rich
ards. Sophomores - Eileen Egg
CART, Patricia Carney, Ruby
Miles, Jane Mefford, Jean Ro-
mine, Doris s'Hearingen, niger
Berland, Lena Adsit. Freshmen
Weston Norville, Betty Swear
ingen, Georgette Johnson.
In the grades we're: First
Edward Jabbs, Tommy Sun Go
Slow, Bobbie Thornburg, Tune
Samerido, Ada Whiteman, Fred
die Barrett. Second - Beverly
Hubbard, Marie Swearingen, Bill
Meister, Ruth Valdez, Frances
LaPance, Beulah Lining. Third
-Evagene Reese, Patricia Smith,
Doris Harris, Ramona Pease,