The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-31

given by Mrs. Harry Olsen. Pic
ture slides will be shown.
Visitors are welcome.
Novelty Sewing Club
The Hardin Novelty Sewing
club met at the home of Katie
Seader, with Esther Kukes as
co-hoStess.
The afternoon was spent dis
cussing future meetings and
subjects of home interest.
Social hour was enjoyed and
a delicious lunch was served.
The club also honored four
members having birthdays re-.
Gently.
Those in attendance were:
Polly Arthur, Betty Seader,
Lydia Lautt, Dorothy Jones,
Katie Seader, Blonde Donges,
Erma Heagle, Violet Blank, Ann
Frickle and Esther Kukes.
The next meeting will be held
at the Oasis on Thursday, April
81. The meeting will open with
household hints and home
planning.
Missionary Society
The Baptist Missionary Soc
iety met at the home of Mrs.
Gus Salveson on Thursday,
March II, with Is members and
8 guests present.
Mrs. Veta Stokes had charge
of devotions and Mrs. Rumfeit
led in prayer. A missionary pro-
gram, Missions Around the
World" was given by Mrs. Mae
Bigley. A delicious lunch was
served by the hostess.
On Tuesday, March 20, a very
interesting program was pre-
sented at the Baptist church.
Miss Rose Williams gave a talk
on "The Evangelistic Phase OF
Women's Work" A lunch was
served at the close of the meet
ing and a social hour Was ell
joyed.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Cora
Reeves on Thursday, April 7.
Birthday Party
Mrs. r. E. Peterson enter
tanned Monday afternoon at q
birthday party honoring Eel
daughter, Stephanie johnson
on her sixth birthday. Patricia
Brennan assisted Mrs. Peterson
with the party.
Games were played and The
) following children won prizes
= Hickey Sweeney, Gregg John
son, Roberta and Helen Burns
/ Terry Platz, Carol Kirkland ano
Laurel Lee Cook.
< Other guests were: Bobby
Roberts, Mickey and Hdrlir
Dyckman, Jimmy and Betty
Butorac, Linda and Kim Girls.
Il well, Loretta and jeanne Burns
Lynn Chambers and Heller
e Starina. -
Piano Recital
Students of Lillian G. Guinr
were presented in a piano re-
cital at the studio last Sunday
b afternoon, March 81. Those
C taking part included the fol.
= lowing:
James Martens, Joel Lam.
|. lmers, Tommy Mills, Billy Even.
son, Leroy KirScheman, Larry
ITorSke, Bobby Linthacum, Ur.
q lsula Jean Zelka, DeloriS KirSch.
{ eman, Carolyn Lammers, Bev.
: erly Mehling, Jeanette Olenik
n Beverly Lackman, Carol Benzel
Darlene Dumler, Dixie New
Lois Ludden.
Jean Weigand, Barbara Lol
Cox, Norma Van Damme, Gloria
;, Ballensky, Marlene Pitsch
; Eleanor Fried, Kate Swift, Billie
Brown, Peggy Brown, Ruth
Kroehler, Shirley McCarty, Joar
u Hammers, Carolyn Crouch ane
: Janice Torske.
e Neighbors of Woodcraft
: The Neighbors of Woodcraft
y will hold their rtgaiar n4eetins
> Monday evening, April 4, at
ZIP. m. at the Masonic Temple.
Il installation of officers will b,
held and delegates and alter
| mates will be chosen TO attent
\ the District meeting in Boze'
man.
Fl Lunch was served by tn,
J hostesses, Mrs. Joe Torske, Mrs
I Bert Slater and Mrs. Russell
Vickers.
Pinochle Club
The Pinochle club met Tues
day afternoon, March 20, at tn
home of Mrs. P. "A. Brennan.
Mrs. Fred Kerrick won higl
prize; Mrs. Earl Marsh, draw
prize; and Mrs. Gordon SWaby
low.