The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-13
society
Women's Guild Meets

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I The Women'S Guild of the
E g. r church met Thursday,
Dec. 6 at the" church for their
annual Christmas program and
gift exchange.
The devotional service was in
| charge Of Mrs. John Bensel and
consisted of a period of group
participation, song and guided
prayer: The program was a
candlelight service with Mrs.
Sam Kern as leader, assisted
by a number of women. Mrs.
John Kukes, Mrs. Ted Dumler,
Mrs. Fred DeWald and Mrs. Jake
uackman sang a Christmas car
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After the business meeting
and gift exchange the two out
going officers, Mrs. F. DeWald,
president and Mrs. Pete PitSch,
treasurer, were presented with
appropriate gifts.
The hostesses were Mrs. Fred
Benzel, ST., and Gottlieb Hert,
Mrs. Walter Heitzman, Mrs.
John Benzel and Mrs. Art Ben
Eel. The next meeting will be
January 2.
Society Elects Officers
Jasmine chapter No. 65, Or
der of Eastern Star met Deem
Der 6 for election of officers
and to transact other business.
Officers selected to serve the
chapter for 1852 are as follows:
Worthy matron, Hazel Davis;
worthy patron, Nathan Young;
associate matron, Vey Wildin;
associate patron, Albert Wildin;
secretary, Ruth Zimmerman;
treasurer, Norma Borgess.; con-
ductress, Nellyvette Graham;
associate conductress, Jean
Holmes.
Due to i'll health Mrs. Wilma
Kalberg was unable to advance
to the station of worthy ma
iron. Mrs. Mary Abel also asked
to be relieved of an office for
this year.
Installation of officers was
announced for Friday, Dec. %.
The state meeting of the year
will be held December 20, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Denny in
the East as worthy patron and
worthy matron. This will be the
Christmas meeting and several
interesting features are being
planned.
Christmas Party Held
The annual Christmas party
of the Absaroka chapter OAR.
was held at the home of Mrs.
Ray Morissette Saturday after
noon.
A pot-luck dinner preceded
a short business meeting with
Mrs. I. L. Dehnert, regent, pre-
siding.
+ Christmas songs and an ex-
change of gifts highlighted the
entertainment for the after
noon.
Couple Wed Here
Miss Erlene Abel, of Wisek,
N. D., became the bride of Ed.
win TerteSen, of Two Dot, in
a candlelight ceremony at the
Open Bible church, Saturday,
Dec. 8 at 6 pm. The Rev. Carl
w. Hart officiated at the single
ring ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Abel, of
Hardin, were Cile ATTENDANTS.
Mrs. j. S. simmons sang, 81
Love You Truly" and Mrs. Ray
Morissette played the tradition
al wedding music at the piano.
Following the speaking of
VOWS, a reception was neld in
the church parl0r. The Christ
mas colors were carried cut in
the table decorations, with the
wedding cake being TIE center-
piece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tertesen will re-
turn soon to Two Dot to make
their home.
Entertains at Party
MIR. and Mrs. John Jay Rokita
honored Pfc. and Mrs. Glen
Watts with a bridal and fare
well party Monday, Dec. 8. -.
. Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Z. Secrest and daughters,
Betty and Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Watson and sons, How
ard and Lyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles "Secrest, MI. and Mrs.
Coil Redding, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
vim Braaton; Miss Ella Mae Dav-
is, and the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. D. Eckory. ~
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