Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-04
II. H. Village

Mae Bressler, Ritzville, Wash
is here visiting the Milo NEEDING
er family.
The L. E. Shepards entertaine,
the R. E. Cooks on their It'll
wedding anniversary, May q
They played pinochle and enjoyet
q three TERED anniversary oak,
baked by Mrs. Shepard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Stohl ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrel Yadon spen
the weekend at Missoula.
Earl Coleman met his wife a;
Sand Point, Idaho, where they vi
sited with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bakshas and
family went to Vessels River Bend
ranch Sunday afternoon and vi
sited with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Adler former Seattle residents.
In the evening they all drove 10
Whitefish and visited Mr. and Mrs.
Harry S. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gould, Cal
ifornia, are house guests this week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Michels
spent the Memorial day weekend
visiting their folks at Missou.a
and Stevensville.
Mrs. A. D. Murray and her
daughter, Ellen, were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Muir
ray. Mrs. Murray's home is in
Wenatchee and Ellen Murray just
returned from Korea, where she
was a member of the Army Nurse
corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seward chose Sum-
day for the baptisimal celebration
of their daughter, Katharine Ma
RE. Kathy was baptized at the
Lutheran church, Columbia Falls. 7
She wore a beautiful long chris
tening robe which was also worn
by her father at his baptism. The
sponsors were Mr.. and Mrs. Mar {
Gus Hidden, Kalispell. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mclean \
and Mr.. and Mrs. Seward spent \
Sunday picnicking in Glacier Park. j
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilcrease enter u
aimed at Mexican dinner Fri n
lay. The guests included Mr.. and \
Mrs. Spencer Mr.. and Mrs. Cham X
,ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Drake. The u
vening was spent playing cards. II
The ladies high score was merited n
y Mrs. Drake and the mems high X
y Mr.. Chambers. The consola- =
ion prizes went to Mrs. Spencer =
nd Mrs. Drake. 4
Glen Smith, Milo Meidinger, Mel II
Lack, and Merle Fitchle spent n
lemorial day fishing in the park n
lose to the Canadian border. Mi n
was the days champion II
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Drake and n
[r. and Mrs. R. G.. Greiner and n
amily spent a wonderful week Il
nd visiting at the summer cabin II
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Greiner on n
lathead lake. Dick came back u
18th two 10 inch "Dollies," but i
,herwise the fishing was poor. u
Mr.. and Mrs. David Culver and u
Imily drove to Seattle and Vic u
ria, B. c., for the holiday. The
lodedendron and azeleas were y
,autiful, ali being in bloom.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George y
an Gieson are Mr.. and Mrs. e. y
cCloud and small daughter, =
llye Gayle, Redding, Calf. They II
'pe to soon be established in their =.
vn home here on the perfect. Il
Mrs. r. c. Greiner entertained
group of friends for dessert and
idge Thursday. Those present
ere Mesdames Officer, Mclean,
'encer, Chambers, Culver, Kill
ease, Beck, Drake, Talbot, Web
. Vertrees, and Bjornstad. Mrs
clean won the prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dove
ere happy to have a visit from
r. Doves aunt and uncle, Mr..
I'd Mrs. Art MUIR, Clifford, Mont
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Morgan and
mily, Kalispell, spent Sunday
it'll the Jack DeSart family.
onday, Mrs. Schranze and Mrs.
alley, Kalispell, visited.
The newest arrival in our town
Paul Vance Johnson born May
!. He's just little fellow, 5 h.
o., but Arnold and Norma are
lightly proud. Vicky and Diane
e in Kalispell with their grand
other.
Visiting the Barnard Potter IA
Ily are Mrs. Potter's sister; Mrs.
'encer Wilson and her daughter,
ltricia, Miles City. They notice
any changes from last year.