The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-05-15
Crow Agency

A meeting OF the Fedora.
Employees was held at st
Xavier on Tuesday evening
May 6. The business meeting
was held at the home of M
and Mrs. Robert Curry and a
social at the home of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Uriel King followed. Cards
and bingo were enjoyed. Mr.
and Mrs. King, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Curry and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Roy Covington were hosts
and hostesses. There were forty
members present.
The Boy Scouts of Grow
Agency troop No: 10 worked on
a mosquito control program on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Muir
ray and son, James, attended
the c. Y. c. convention in Bill
ings Thursday. James took Sec
end place in the Irrational con-
test held in connection with
the meeting.
A Boy Scout Court of Hon
or was held in the Crow
Agency school Monday even
ing. Awards of merit were
given to Scouts of Hardin,
Crow Agency, Lodge Grass and
Wyola. Robert Smith of Crow
Agency was awarded his Star
Scout badge.
The Ladies Council Of the
local Baptist church was host
ess to the councils of the Diff
ferent churches in Big Horn
county last Monday evening.
The group from each church
furnished some entertainment.
Approximately eighty women
were present. The Crow Agency
women served refreshments to
the visiting ladies at the close
Of the evening.
Mrs. George w. Hogan, SIR,
entertained with a dinner on
Saturday evening honoring her
husband on his birthday in the
recreation room of the local
church. Mr.. Hogan's Sunday
school class we're also guests.
The Philathea Class of the
Baptist church entertained at
a dinner on Thursday evening
honoring Miss Maxine Meadors
on her birthday.
B. w. Topash, Reports Of
ficer with the Missouri Valley
Authority in the Billings Of
flee was weekend visitor with
the Warren Alfred family.
Everett Keller of Bridger
spent the weekend at Crow
Agency visiting with his
mother Mrs. Augusta Keeler.
Mrs. Lorraine B. Johnson
spent Sunday in Hardin as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy F..
James, Jr., and daughter, Bar
bara Lee.
Mrs. Marie v. Smart left on
Friday morning for Sisseton, S.
D., where she will visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Barse for the next two weeks
Alvin C. Sherva returned on
Monday morning after several
days vacation spent in Bill
ings. He left later in the day
I'LL III opd4AoC, "Jo.
Miss Mabel Head and her
houseguest, Miss Ardella Fer
guson, spent Saturday in Bill
ings.
The Gay Stitch club held its
regular meeting in the fourth
grade school room of the Grow
Public school on Tuesday, May
g. The meeting was opened by
the president, Virginia Thomas.
One of the club leaders, Mrs
Hazel Davis, was in charge of
the music. A report on shrink
ing cotton and stretching fab
ric was given by Jolene Young.
Dantha Medicinetail gave q
demonstration on an apron
stitch. The meeting was closed
by the president. Jolene Young
is reporter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cad
bois of Casper, Wyo., was a
visitor at the Grow Agency on
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NORM
and Mrs. Alice Craven of the
Busby school visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert R. Burns on Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Cynthia c. Frailey. the
mother of Homer B. F'railey Of
Elko, New, died Wednesday
night at her sons home. Mrs.
Frailey passed away after a
long illness. She was IS years
of age. She was born in Her.
rick, Illinois, on Oct. 7. 1862,
and has made her home with