The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-03
CALLDERWOODS ARE
HOMORED BY CHIIRCH

lent representation was on NaQQ
to bid the Calderwoods fare
we'll.
HONORED
AT SHOWER
Miss Maxine Martin and Miss
Bette Mann were hoSteSSes at
a bridal shower honoring Miss
Cora Curry Monday night at
the home of Mrs. Harry Mann.
Guests we're Miss Curry, Miss
Jessie Macleod, Miss Helen Jean
Buzzetti, Miss Margaret Curry,
Miss Velma Curry, Miss Dorothy
Holmes, Miss Mildred Trussell,
Miss Kathleen Jensen, Miss Ma
omi Cool and Mrs. Ann Sloan.
High score at bridge was aW-
arded to Miss TruSsell. Miss
Buzzetti was second and Miss
Jensen received travel prize.
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HONORED BY
PAST PRESIDENTS
Mrs. H. D. Kenyon and Mrs.
NJ. R. Calderwood, who are
leaving Hardin, were honored at
a farewell party given by the
Past Presidents Farley of the
American Legion Auxiliary on
Monday evening at the WILDER
Dow home.
Present were Mrs. I. L. Dehn-
ert, Mrs. G. A. Baker, Mrs. Pearl
Cammock, Mrs. WILDER Dow,
Mrs. Frank Starina, Mrs. E. A.
Sibley, Mrs. H. P. Schaller, Mrs.
S. A. Yergey, Mrs. F. S. Nor
rison and the honored guests.
Dessert luncheon was served.
ENTERTAINS AT
LUNCHEON
Mrs. L. R. Cool entertained
at a Tuesday luncheon at her
home honoring the delegates to
the Alpha Omicron Pi conven-
ton in New ORLEANS, La.
Present were Miss Naomi Cool
Miss Margaret Schroeder OF
Butte, Miss Amy Pound of Lew
| istown, Miss Betty Ford of Hell
| ena, Miss Helen Briggs o1
Thompson Falls, Miss Janet anc
Miss Helen Taylor of Bozemar
and Mrs. Dean Houseman o
Bozeman.
The group left immediatel,
after the luncheon for the con
vention.
BUSINESS
Ut ITR
The Business and Profession
al Woman's club met at tn
home of Miss Gracia Dillol
Tuesday night.
In attendance were Mrs. Lei
King, Mrs. Hazel Christensen
Mrs. Lora Del Peden, Mrs. Lur:
Strand, Mrs. Margaret Dumle1
Miss Geraldine WeStwood, MI
Grace Dillon and Mrs. Hopkin
Of Minneapolis, Mimi, a hous
guest of Mrs. Christensen.
After the business meeting re
ireshments were served.
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ENTERTAIN AT
DINNER BRIDGE
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lutz en-
tertained at a dinner-brldg
Saturday in honor of Miss Est
ner Riplette of Wyola, Mont.
Present were MI and Mrs. Al
ax Eeagel, Mr.. and Mrs. Marin
us Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. Rolan
Jones, Miss Blanche Riplett'
Reuben Ruiz, the guest of homo
and the host and hostess.
Mrs. Morse won first prlZ
) and consolation prize went t
Mr.. Ruiz.
PICNIC HONORS
tAYTHE LINKER
Miss Faythe Tinker of He
Springs, S. D., house guest G
! Miss Eileen Plumb, was hOnore
at a cooperative Steak-fry FIJI
day evening near the Two Leg
gins bridge.
Attending were Miss Linke1
Miss Plumb, Miss Betty Labbit
J Miss Roberta Fitzpatrick, Mis-
/ Connie Labbitt, Miss Bobbie Lo
Heckenlively, Miss Jeanne War
rem, Miss Wanda NeWkirk, Mix
Powers, Bud Talley, Jimm
Louk, Blaine G~ustafson, Laure
lesser. Sonny Heckenllvel.
Jack Buzzetti and Bill Slbley'
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PICNIC MONDAY
Miss Pauline Schaller an
Miss Jeanne Mann were co-hos
tesses at a picnic Monday eve
ming near the Little Big Hor
river.
Miss Anna Lee Muffin, Grove
Dunlap, Bus Hammer, kenn
Moos, and Lee Muffin ATTENDED
Washington, July - CUP)-
The bureau of labor statistic
said today wholesale commodlt
prices, led by sharp gains fe
farm products and food
climbed g per cent during Ma
to the highest level since earl
October, 1887 - IL per Ger
above May, 1910, and to s6.7 pc