The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-11-15

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Hardin celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary at an eve
ming reception Tuesday, Nov. IL,
at the Masonic temple here,
with approximately 200 friends
and relatives assembling to
witness a mock wedding cere-
mony at 9 pm.
The Rev. C.. A. Bentley of
Crow Agency performed the
mock ceremony, and MIR. and
Mrs. Miller were attended by
| their eldest daughter, Mrs. Ben
Shreve of Sheridan, Wyo., and
their youngest son, Edward Mil
Ter of North Valley.
Mrs. Laura P. Strand sang
two songs always" and II Love
! You Truly" accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Bessie B. Russell.
All the Millers children and
grandchildren were presented
following the ceremony. They
are:
Mrs. Ben (Irene) Shreve of
Sheridan; Mrs. Jack (Inez)
Greenfield and Mrs. Ralph
(Viola) DeVore, both of Har-
din; Mrs: Rufus (Georgie)
Woods of Michigan, N. D.; Vic
tor Miller of Reno, New; Way
ne Miller of R~adersburg, Mont,
and Edward Miller of North
Valley.
Grandchildren who attended
included Mrs. Harry Mefford of
| Sheridan, Billy and Alice Green
field of Miles City, Margaret,
Verle and Ralph DeVore of Har-
din, Lynn Miller, Mrs. Rufus
Woods, and Mrs. Pete BaSler of
Oregon. The Millers have Is
grandchildren and 10 great
grandchildren living.
Also attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Miller and Lee
Joyce Taylor Of Hardin. Charles
,, Miller is Sol Miller's only living
brother. His sister, Mrs. Will
Cox of Belgarde,iSwas unable to
attend due to III health.
| Miss Lee oyce Taylor, Mrs.
Harry Meffords and Mrs. Billy
Greenfield served at the tea
| table, which was beautifully
decorated in white and gold.
Mrs. Victor Miller, Mrs. Alice
Weyerbacher of Kinsey, Mont,
and Mrs DeVore were in charge
of the refreShment table, while
Mrs. Wayne Miller, Mrs. Rufus
Woods and Mrs. Jack Green
field assisted in welcoming the
guests. Mrs. BaSler was in
charge of the guest book.
Many lovely flower arrange
ments were sent by friends and
relatives and the gift table pre-
sented an array of lovely gifts
from friends who sent the Mil
lers their congratulations.
x Other out-of-toWn guests in
Guided the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Porter,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Porter and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holmes, all
! of Decker; Mrs. Marcella Chap
man of Miles City; Mrs. H. A.
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
J Alderman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Dumler, all of Billings;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rogers of
Custer; Lyle Wight of Big Horn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mel
ford, Tommy and Dick of Day.
ton, Wyo.
Ladies Circle Meets
The Ladies Circle. of the First
Congregational church observed
Louise Terrence Day" Novem-
Der 8. Miss Terrence is the
mother Of our missionary in
southern Rhodesia. Mrs. Tor
renee of Billings was present,
bringing a display of various
arts and crafts from that coun-
try.
Mrs. N. E. Loveland and Mrs.
Kirk Dewey accompanied Mrs.
Terrence and were luncheon
| guests of Mrs. A. Clair King.
At the meeting following the
luncheon, Mrs. Loveland gave a
talk on our mission in Africa,
showing colored slides of sew
eral stations.
The thanks offering received
will go towards the pledge for
our share of Miss Torrence's
salary.
Coffee Party.
Mrs. L. c. Cole entertained at
a 8 o'clock coffee party at her
home last Wednesday in honor
of Miss EloiSe Strickland.
Guests attending We're Mrs
James Gunther, Mrs. I. L. kits,
Mrs. Walter j. Brekke, Mrs
Harry M. 4Guyer, Mrs. Matt
Brown, Mrs. Ernest Bylund and
Mrs. Erwin Thalheim.
A gift was presented to the
honored guest by the hostess.
Holds Election
The Women's Guild of the +
81 r church met Thursday, Nov
II for the election OF officers
Mrs. Pete New was elected
president and Mrs. Jack Lack
/ man, treasurer, each for a tern
Of two years. Mrs. Adt Benzel
vice president and Mrs. D. zier
secretary, will each serve ont
more year.