Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
II. H. Village

CARE seed packages to give tn,
people in Europe a chance tx
grow some of their own food. A
Sd package will plant SO by 15f
feet. 1t will feed a family of eight
Our second grade earned enough
money for one package. We made
g thermometer for each dollar
When we brought some money, the
red mark moved up. The thermo-
meter spilled over Tuesday with
$4.O6.
The first grade have" started
some tomato plants for science.
We are also watching pussy will
lows develop in water. Several
youngsters brought slips from
plants which are roofing in water,
so that we may examine their
roots before we plant them.
Choir practice will meet as usual
at the home of Mrs. John Vertrees
IL Hungry Horse drive, Friday
evening at 7:3O pm. The choir
which now has 16 members, well
comes any new members.
Donald Larsen celebrated his
l1th birthday March 21 by having
a group of friends in for an even
ing party. Those present were
Tack Brownson, Daryl Patterson,
Dennis Baird, David CriswelI,
Johnny Vertrees and Bob Bjorn-
'tad. Orange ade, cake and ice
cream were enjoyed by all
The j. Niemans entertained two
ables of bridge Saturday even
ng. The Spencers, Culvers, and |
1cLeans. In last weeks paper
1rs. Culver didn't take home ali
he prizes at Mrs. McLean's party
was Mrs. Spencer and Mr.. Cul-
'er and Mrs Officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Seward
nd kathy were guests for Sunday
inner at the home of Mr.. and
lrs. Kent Davis and Mrs. Johnson. ,
Barbara Brown celebrated her :
L birthday March 21 by having ]
few friends in for the usual
Ike, ice cream, favors, and prizes. l
hose present were Sue Leslie
arlene and Vivian Shupennie.s 4
arlene Gehri, Deana Hanson.
arllyn Mcclure, Marcia and Ca
ne Hilden, Roberta Rookie, Elaine
'hnson and Shirley Bond. Prize
lnners We're Roberta and Elaine. f.
Mrs. Howard Latham and Mrs F
Seward We're co-hostesses
orldge Thursday evening and il
1day afternoon. Table bouquets H
green sweet peas carried out H
E st. Patrick's day theme. High j.
ore prizes were won by Mrs. fe
yoe Spencer and Mrs. E. E. V
lkenstern; consolation prizes D
re given to Mrs. Gil Drake and E
s. Hank Weber. oil
Mr. and Mrs. Ed T. DIVER are ST
'upylng prefab No. 80. They
'vlously lived at Big Timber. P;
Ars. 0. w. Kienholz, Cut Bank
u OF Mrs. John Vertrees, is g,
ting at the Vertrees home. ~
1r. and Mrs. Glenn Smith ara
oylng a visit from Mrs. Smiths :
ther Eugene L. Cowan, briggs ne ne
mere are rare occasions when ~ ~
Ays TO have your husband awav ~ -,
oi these was the surprise par q r., o
neighbors and friends had for 0'o
=, Howard Dove Wednesday. s'f
eesses were Mrs. James Pot
ana Mrs. Melvin Mack. Pre-. IT,
We're Mesdames Fred Hodg-
arnold johnson, Glenn Smith 7
auoson, Jack DeSart, A1eck din
men, Tom Wilson and Dick oaa M
ner. Cas-
f. and Mrs. Art MUIR Kalis- We, .el
uncle and aunt of Mr. Dove .uIs ,
luncheon guests of Mrs Ho- M aao
Dove, Tuesday. aau @
s. IS Carl Greiner, Poison, is ml: s ::
aing the week with her son Ian Ia
lis family, the R. c. Greiners otol
yone interested in giving clo- M mr.
to the needy re1iee tL fam
ladies' Guild are reo,,estos daui
them at the hona oe 49, ~ ny
I'm Chatfield, duplex 1o7
Pected here Wednacd.r - NJ