The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-10-08

parents, returning to Cheyenne
on Friday to resume his flying
studies.
MI. and Mrs. Torrey B. john
son are the parents of a son,
Robert william born Thursday,
Oct. 4th, at 11:55 P. M. at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital.
Our school board spent some
time in Hardin on school buS1-
ness this last week
Eight ladies of the commun-
ity met at Mrs. Charles Foley's
home for the purpose of reor-
ganizing the Woman's club.
Fourteen ladies have signified
their desire to join the club,
which will serve the community
in home and country war effort,
whenever needed. Mrs. VIM. v.
Johnson was elected president;
Mrs. c. R. Foley, vice president;
Mrs. H. H. Jones, secretary; Mrs.
VIM. H. Furman, treasurer. Mrs.
Vim. v. johnson and Mrs. Char
! les Penson were elected as pro-
ject leaders, and will attend a
project leaders meeting in Har-
din on Oct. IL.
Tn All club held their
achievement day program, and
diplayed their vegetables at the
home of Mrs. VIM. v. johnson
on Sunday, Oct. 4th. All their
parents came from Hardin to
meet with them. He said he
would grade this club as a blue
ribbon club in every way. They
elected officers for the coming
year and will follow diversified
project, lie: sheep, calf, pigs, and
sewing this winter and will take
up their garden projects next
spring, under the direction of
Mrs. VIM. v. Johnson as leader.
Leaders and councillors for var
ious projects will be chosen to
help them as they work them
out.
N]eighbors gathered at the
Ben Sitter place on Sunday and
did his threshing, then moved
down to Dwight Ferguson's to
thresh alfalfa seed on Monday.
Victor Elarth Johnson, son or
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. v. Johnson OF
Kirby, Montana returned to
Sheridan last week for a visit
with his parents and many
friends in this vicinity.
For the past two months Vic
has been enrolled in the Link
Instrument and Radio course at
the Plains Airway in Cheyenne,
as an enlisted Aviation Cadet,
VS. of the Naval Air Corps Re-
MI. and Mrs. Matt Jordan
made a trip to Miles City on
Saturday on business. Mr.. and
serve. Upon returning to Chey-
enne after his leave, Vic will be
enrolled in the Instructors
course and upon graduation in
December, will be called to re-
port at some Naval Training
base.
While on leave, Vic returned
to Bozeman for a visit to Mon
tana State college, where he
was to have been Junior class
president, president of the Sigma
Chi fraternity, and defender OF
the Montana and Idaho state
intercollegiate boxing titles of
the senior welter weight class
for the ensuing year. In college
Vic was also a member of the
nterfraternity council, and a
late initiate of Alpha Zeta, the
national honorary for agricul-
turial students.
Leaving all honors behind
him, Vic chose to answer the
call of his country. He turned
down a Second Lieutenant's
commission in R. o. T. C. to join
the Naval Air Corps and help
to Keep Them Flying!
Mrs. c. T. Glenn visited at Bir-
ney over the week end.
Elmer E. Kobold and son
George went to Hardin on bust
ness Monday.
, Tommy Ferguson returned
from Missoula Saturday.
Harry Clifford called OH
friends in the neighborhood
Monday and J. Ernest Weinberg
called on all his customers and
friends on Friday and Saturday.
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GEMS FOR YOUR SCRAPBOOK
Necessity: A Blessing
Necessity will teach a man
however slow he be, to be wise.
-Euripides
Necessity Of action takes away
the fear Of the act, and makes
bold resolution the favorite of
fortune -Quarles.
Necessity is always the first
stimulus to industry, and those
who conduct it with prudence,
perseverance, and energy will
rarely fail.-Smiles.
Want is a bitter and a hateful
good,
Because its virtues are not I'M
derstood;
Yet many things, impossible to
thought,
Have been by need to full per-
lection brought. Dryden