Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-29
GSM Club to Hear
Welfare Worker

Special meeting of the GSl
Il Woman sclub is called for Thurs
6 day, at 2:30 pm. in the west win
e of the mess hall. Mrs. Lee, count
welfare supervisor will be CUES
f speaker. Visitors are always wei
i come.
t That musical sound around
pm. comes from a new Dime
gong installed at the mess hal
and made out of heavy railroad
iron in the shape of a triangle
Parents and children will b.
happy to learn that our schoo
house is being enlarged and play
ground equipment installed. One
more month of vacation and schoo.
bells will ring again.
Fire from an overheated stove
caused 6 pm. alarm Monday
in the bureau houses. Blaze was
quickly controlled and volunteer
firemen resumed their evening
meal.
Modern and old time dancing
will be enjoyed in the west wing
of the mess hall tonight (Friday),
until 2, admission soc per per-
son. Dance is sponsored by the
Hungry Horse community.
HONOR RAY MATTERS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Matter were
guests of honor at farewell par
ty held Wednesday evening in the
west wing of the mess hall. IA hos
tesses included Mesdames Gard
ner, Meyer, Parkinson, Jones, Dow,
Savage, Matson, Fletcher, Hord
Maloney, Goodrich, George Hen
derson, Bolton, D. H. Henderson
and c. w. Wood. Gladiolas were
used as table decorations, apple
pie, coffee and tea were served
the guests. Mrs. Matter was pre-
sented a lovely orchid corsage by
the hostesses.
Mrs. Richard Jones was hostess
to the Eastside Ladies Monday
evening at her home with Is mem
bers and guests present. A bust
ness meeting was held followed
by games, prizes and a midnight
supper. Mrs. Ben Finstead is presi-
dent of Eastside ladies, an organ
ization that sponsors the girl
scouts and helps send many of
them to summer camps.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Egan motor
ed to Hot Springs Wednesday to
take in the dedication of the new
Government bath house. Mr.. and
Mrs. Resler accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Royce are new
corners in the houses and are NOV
ing into their home on South sreet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Parkinson
and daughter, Kay motored to Rig
by, Idaho for family reunion
last week. While there Ken broke
a bone in his leg but is on the job
with the aid Of crutches.
Tom Meyer is also walking with
a slight limp caused by an in
jured tendon in his foot.
PARTY FOR MARIETTA
Maryetta Luther was guest of
honor at a birthday party held
afternoon. It was her
5th birthday and those who help
ed celebrate were Barbara Hunkel.
Ketterer, Judy Carlberg,
Kay Parkinson, Claudia Meyer,
Joan Frolick and Dotty Chappelle.
Maryetta received many lovely
gifts. J.
Donald Russell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Russell, entered the Kali
ispell General hospital Thursday
for hernia operation, and is get
ting along nicely. He also had the
of being burned by hot
grease causing second degree burns
on his right hand last week.
Mrs. P. j. Egan, Mrs. James
c. Egan and daughter, Pat left
today for Missoula. Mrs. P. J. Egan
will leave Missoula Monday for
Detroit where she will visit an
other son.
Swings sponsored by the Wo-
mans club of GSM are being in
stalled in the children's play
grounds at the west end of Owy-
hee street. Fathers who are do
mating their services are Raw
M. Russell, Steve Pelzer.
H. Dumay, Mega, Ingraham, and
Carlberg.
Mrs. E. G. Bishop returned to her
home in Bonners Ferry Saturday
after spending a week with her