The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-06-05

the BLACK Hills OF SOuCn Dd-
kota, where they were married.
MIR. Reno is So years of age,
and Mrs. Reno is n. They are
former residents of Big Horn
county, living on a ranch east
of Hardin before leaving here
about 80 years ago. They now
make their home in Porteryille.
Officers Installed
Hardin assembly No. SO, Or
der of Rainbow for Girls, held
public installation on May 20.
: Officers installed were:
Marilyn Mills, worthy advis-
or; Patty Mills, worthy assoc
late advisor; Lois Hibnes, char
ity; Dorine Holland, hope; Mar
lene Pitsch, faith; Joan Stod-
dard, chaplain; Jean Wilson,
drill leader; Dorothy Slough,
red; MaviS Faw, orange; jan
ice zeiler, indigo; Kay Mees,
violet; Gay Pitsch, musician;
Joan MICRO, choir director; Hell
en- Woodley, confidential obser-
Wer; Nancy Wolfe, outer ~obSer-
yer. Members of the choir are
Judy Thompson, Sandra Ebling,
Jacky MattoX, Dawn Drake,
Roberta Morrison, Christine
Lynde, Mary Helen Thompson,
Carol Dysart, Geraldine Schil-
ref, Ann Painter, Betty Spren-
ger, Joan EgneW, Carol Birk-
land and Myrna Kronmiller.
Installing officers were:
Joyce Wedel, worthy advisor;
Shirley Lou McCarty, chaplain;
Billie Ragland, marshal; and
Lee Joyce Taylor, recorder.
Joyce Wedel, outgoing worthy
advisor. presented a ceremony
for Marilyn Mills, incoming
worthy advisor. Miss Mills in
turn presented Miss Wedel with
a ceremony.
The assembly held a regular
meeting on June 3, when plans
for the Rainbow picnic was dis
cuSsed and committees appoint
ed as follows:
Transportation Patty Mills
Lois HibneS, Dorine Holland
and Joan Stoddard; food -
Lorraine Dewald, Norma VAN
Damme, Darlene Dumler and
Helen KirSchenmann; enter
tainment - Dolores Dysart,
Carol Denny, Violet Davis and
Jacky Mattox.
July IS was set as the date
for the picnic and it is to be
held at Story, Wyo.
Marlene Pitsch and Mrs.
Charles Egnew took flowers to
graves of girls who were men,
bers of Rainbow.
i The Assembly is planning to
send Marilyn Mills, Patty
Mills, Lois HibneSS, Dorrine
Holland and Marlene PitSch to
the Grand Assembly in Boze-
man, June 22-24.
| Honors Mother
Mrs. P. M. Rosenow was hos
tess at a coffee party Tuesday,
June 8, at her home. Honored
guest was Mrs. RosenoW'S moth
er, Mrs. A. E. Williams of Min
OF, N. D. ill.,.
Other guests included Mrs. E.
L. Kelley, Mrs. L. r. Cool, Mrs
T. A. Weir, Mrs. Charles Card
Mrs. Edmund Kelley, Mrs. l.. G.
Balfour, and Mrs. Ray Criswell
IHonored at Coffee Party
Mrs. Clarence Beck and Mrs
Ray CrisWell were hoStesses at
a coffee party on Wednesday
May %, at the Criswell resid-
ence. .>...e.
The party was in honor of
Mrs. Dave Cole, who plans to
leave the United States in June
| to join her husband who is
stationed on Okinawa.
Coffee and dessert were serv-
ed during the afternoon and
Mrs. Cole was presented a 60
ing away gift by the hostesSes
There were 10 invited guests
Entertain at Dinner
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Ken Fox and Mrs. and Mrs
Harold Ruby entertained the
following for dinner at the
North Inn tavern in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Meeke:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Faber, Miss
Gracia Dillon, Ted Remmele.
and MIR. and Mrs. Jim Neal of
Billings. The Meals children,
Carolyn and Jimmie, had dim
ner with Bob Ruby and Sam
my Meeke at the Ruby home,
where they spent the evening.
lHonored at Shower
Miss Janet Curry of Absar-
okee was guest of honor Tues
day, June 3, at a bridal shower
given by Mrs. A R. Koebbe and
Mrs. Ronald Koebbe at the
Koebbe home.
There were 81 invited guests.
Missionary Circle Meets
The Missionary Circle of the
Church of the Open Bible met
at the home of Mrs. Charles
Clement on May 20. IL
/ Mrs. Philip F'reid opened the
meeting with prayer and devo-
tons. ,1.@-.t
Mrs. B. A. Zimmerman read
some missionary letters and
gave a report on visiting the
sick in the hospital, - -.
Visitors of the meeting were
Mrs Harry aClaWson and son,