Hungry Horse news., 1949-11-18
by Ann Cottineham

is sponsoring the first winter sea-
son community card party Satur-
day, 8 pm. at the school
Lunch is to be served and prizes
awarded.
On the committee are Clyde
Potter, Otto Fehlberg and Jay
Buzzell.
Also being scheduled by the
Boosters club is a showing of law
enforcement films by Sheriff Dick
Walsh Friday, December 2 at $3.50
o. m. Mrs. Arvilla Reed report
ed on the arrangements for this
showing at the clubs Monday
meeting.
Another Booster club project is
to enlarge the town dump ground,
and arrangements are being made
to purchase two acres.
BIBLE SCHOOL IN CORAM
Coram school was visited on
Monday by a missionary couple
who plan to conduct a Bible school
class every Tuesday at the school
building. This will have no con-
nection with the school, The first
and second grades will have their
class from $3.50 pm. to 400 pm.
The grades from 3rd to 9th will
have their class from 400 to 4:45
pm. The leaders are. Mrs. Croyle,
Mrs. Burton, and Mrs. Snider.
Ralph Gibbons and Gerald Stew
ems of the sixth grade are the only
two boys Of Coram school who
have a perfect attendance since
school has started.
Ened Savage of Anglers lodge
moved Friday, to Tacoma.
The 8, 4, and grades put on
a play in Mrs. Travis's room. Mrs.
Curtis Buzzell and Mrs. Ray Sta
Piles were present.
The Coram school has a band
of IA instruments. They are on the
25th lesson.
NEED SAFETY, HELP
The Safety patrol boys are get
ting slack in their duties. We are
hoping the Patrolman Blake or
Ward will come and get them
started.
The sixth grade is studying
about Australia in geography.
Last Friday we painted Art en-
velope covers. Some are very good.
They put their initials in the mid
die with a border around the edge.
They hope to use these envelopes
throughout the year.
The 6, 7, and 8 grades are try
ing an experiment on growing
cotton. 1t is coming along fine, but
it will be a long time before it is
full grown.
There are six children absent |
from the upper grades in the CO.
ram school, most of whom have
colds.
Mr.. Nelson, the band teacher,
said that the children will soon
start playing songs.
Jimmy Corbett has tonsilitis.
FIVE STUDENTS TRANSFER
Five pupils transferred to other
schools from Mrs. Hutchinson's
room: Russell Martin, Jack Stet-
Ter, Rodney Savage, James Saw
age and Marcus Scoford.
Mrs. E. M. Hutchinson and chill
dren visited in Whitefish over the
weekend with Mrs. E. M. Hutch
inson, Sr.
No school, Friday, teachers in
stitute of District 6.
Mrs. Anna Baker is visiting her
daughter in Denver.
The bazaar is Saturday, Nov
ember 10, at the school house from
p. m. until p. m.
Denny Lou Dinsmore was hos
tess to a crowd of young people
honoring Jean Skaggs of Colum-
bia Falls, Saturday. The occasion
being jeans birthday. The enjoy
able evening closed with gifts,
good wishes and lovely birthday
refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. White, Whitefish,
were visitors at the Jack Forsythe
home Sunday.
Mrs. Lee Decker, Poison, spent
last week visiting friends in Co.
ram.
Jay Buzzell has had trouble
with an infected finger for some
time, but it is much improved
now.
Ray Wedge is on the sick list.
Larry Cottingham celebrated his
fifth birthday, Monday with sew
eral little friends. A birthday cake
and ice cream were served.
DR.. BENNETT TALKS TO PTA
DR.. Bennett talked on commun-
icable diseases and answered ques-
tions after his talk at the PTA
Mrs. Neil Bertelsen and two
children, Libby, spent Saturday at