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WIN. Diekerson und
Family Honored ot
Cockfuil Purfy

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murray.
4034 Third Ave. s., and Miss SUI
Eette Harris were hosts at a cock
tail party Friday evening, August
20. in honor OF Mr., William Dick
erson. program director of Halle
Q. Brown House and visiting mem
bers Of his family,
Mr.. Dickerson will be leaving
the city this weekend for Philadel-
phia. from where he viii sail Sep
TENDER Is for Germany. TO take up
his new duties as a consultant to
three community centers, under
the auspices OF the American
Friends Service Committee.
His parents, Mr., and Mrs, Henry
Dickerson OF GAINESVILLE. Tenn,
and sister, Mrs. William Adams OF
Los Angeles. motored 10 the city
to bid him bon voyage and were
also guests at the party along with
another brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Dickerson. st, Paul
The evening was spent slipping
refreshing cocktails. chatting and
enjoying the tasty tidbits, more
delightful because II brought to-
Gether a group OF friends OF both
the hosts and the honoree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dickerson
and daughter, Mrs William Ad-
ans. left by motor for their homes
on Monday, August %. and "Bill"
Dickerson accompanied them as
far as Chicago, where he spent a
day before returning TO st. Paul,
before taking hts final departure
About thirty friends were on
hand to wish him su revoir and
luck In his new adventure.
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Ct. Paul

BY MILDRED JORDAN

LOVELY HOME OF MRS " IDEfIE PATTON pSA
Anthony AV the unique
feminine prettes created artistry
last Saturday evening From through showings
entertained Modelling
exquisite dainty daring fascinating
Helen Stefan Modelling School instructor
bit difficult poised pencil play
role of reporter what with dainty plate containing
Treatments to hold interest
following guests the Mines Cecil Mccoy Magnolia Coleman
Clark, kelse Whitmore Moorhead Baenger
Annette H. Robinson and Dolie crishshon
Also outoftown guests: the Mines Lillian
Efnger OF Chicago; Tsgt and Mrs Birmingham
Ala Miss Carolyn Combs Chicago
of Chicago Mrs lone Hanger Elizabeth
Johnson of Montgomery. Ala.
From Minneapolis. Mines Carmichael Carrie
Jackson Mildred Williams Mrs
Henrietta Ridley Virginia College Erck Va also
there
Other ST Paulies included Goodrich
Parthena Wiley Gladys " Miller Raye Richardson
iette b. Hall Meredith Howell Lula
Dorothy Mcfarland Harriet Walker; ytsgs
Allie Ballenger and Mary l.. Stokes
PiPS (pattons Individual designed
for variety Of different There
which bear known
the Gold Digger and the slip and
money pocket the soft blue
Lady Lillian created Mrs Lillian Bacnger oh many
Lucky prize winners Miss PaheniO Wilma
Gailard
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Bridge luncheon In
Nouor ~ M, c,


The beautiful home OF Mrs, Ash.
by Gsslsina, A40p Third Az 4. was
the scene Of q delightful affair
when she entertained at a bridge
luncheon In honor Of Mrs, Esther
n, Fountain Of Winston. Salem,
N &.
The house was beautifully deco.
rated with an assortment Of gar.
den flowers presented by Mrs, Pal.
mer jackson 10 tho hoateas and
were all from her garden.
Following u delicious lunch. the
guests sat down 10 vie for prizes
at the bridge tables, Mrs. Earle
Kyle captured first prize. Mrs,
Virginia Lewis, second, and Mrs,
Fountain was given a guest gift,
arts were given 90 Mrs, Foun.
tain by Mira, shelton Granger and
Mrs, David Francis, Mrs, Francis
also kept score,
other guests present were the
Mines. q. L. Alexander, Louis
Johnson. Robert Murray and Carl
Fountain.
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Youngsters Entersuined
A. Purty for X. c.
Visitors 20 81. puvl

The home of Mrs, Alene McMil-
Ian, TAI w. Central Az, was the
scene Of merriment and gaiety on
last Sunday afternoon. August %,
between the hours Of two and four
when she gave a going away
party In honor OF her two great
nieces, Joe Eta and Mildred Hin,
OF Kansas City, Mo, who with
their mother are the house guests
OF their aunt.
The honorecs and guests de.
lighted in playing various games
and partaking OF the rcfreshments
served by the hostess.
Those who helped To make the
little visitors trip a long remem-
bercd one were Elizabeth Glanton,
Sharon Blakey. Cecilian Green and
Larry Green.
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BaTL FROM Vacation Mrs Jea-
ale shepard 1929 FIf,h Nv. n, re-
turned HON" Sunday August ~.
frDm two weeks vacation spent
IN NJ Vernon. - Y where ahe at
tended the Mccullough Brown
wedding ara was the guest ~ Mrs
Anita Jenkins and Dr and Mrs.
Henry BEARD D"lany Enr0ut"
home she spent a couple ~ days IN
Chicago and waH tho guest ~ Miss
Marirnns Jeffrey ard MI and
Mrs Theodore Jenkins
To q. n. Air Force IL. Ballard.
son II Mr. and Mrs Harry Bal.
lard. 577 H. Anthony Az, Isft
On Monday, Angus, - f"r San
Antonio Tex where he reported
for duty with the armed forcss
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are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Williams OF 1881 Portland Av.
Dinner Guests: Rev. and Mrs. f.
Henderson Of 1929 Bryant Az. N.
were the Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe McDaniels, 2sl5
Third Av. s. on August p.
House Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Austin II. son Nathaniel
III and infant daughter Rita Shar-
on. OF Memphis, Tenn, are visiting
in the city and are the house
guests OF Rev. and Mrs. f. Hen
derson OF 1929 Bryant Av. N. Mr..
Austin is the brother OF Mrs, Vel
ma Williams. who is patient in
Glen Lake Sanitarium.
Guests: Mrs. Nelson Nevers Of
Milwaukee. Wis. a cousin. Miss
Doris Brown of East Chicago. Ind,
and Mrs. Elgin Robertson and son.
week in the city and were the
Robert of Milwaukee. spent a
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Watson OF 1888 Fifth Av. s. Many
courtesies were shown the visitors
Including fishing trip which was
greatly enjoyed,
Returns From Vacation: Mrs.
Alonzo Ellis OF 350S Fifth Az. S.
returned home on Monday evening
August %, from a ten day vaca-
ton spent in Detroit, Mich. and
Cleveland, Ohio. In Detroit she
was the guest OF her sister and
brother in law. Mr. and Mrs
James Dodson and another sister,
Mrs. Virginia Byers, In Cleveland
she was the guest OF Mrs Martha
Mapp. Mrs. Ellis was the recipient
Of many social courtesies.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs
Cortland Allen and daughter. San.
dra, OF Youngstown. o, who have
been the guests OF their sister and
aunt. Mrs. Nellie Stone OF 300 CT.
rard Av. N, for the past week.
left by motor for their home early
Sunday morning. August ~.
Ohio Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs
James Norwood OF Youngstown,
O.. are the guests Of their niece
and husband. Mr. and Mrs William
Lockhart OF 500 Colfax Az. N.
and other relatives.
Visit Mother: Mr. and Mrs, Pal
mer jackson. 37Os Fourth Av s.
spent a few days in Omaha, visit.
ing their mother, Mrs. Nanny
Whitehall.
OFF for Overseas Duty: Corporal
Matt Johnson Of the Personnel
Headquarters stationed at Camp
Mccoy, Wis, left Tuesday. Angus,
%, for New Brunswick. ". J., from
where he will embark for overseas
service He spent three weeks fur
Tough with his wife Carolyn and
the rest Of the Charles Curry fam
lily Of 1896 FIFTH Az. s.
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JcWel BURKE OF jJAS fOufth Az.
s.. returned home Monday. August
%, from st Louis, Mo, where she
was called due TO the death of her
son. Robert Dukes Mr.. Dukes died
Monday evening, August 10. the
day before she arrived, lie had
been in ailing health for about
three years. Funeral services and
burial were held in st Louis on
Friday evening, August 20,
Concert Artist; Mr. julius Cae-
sar Of the YMC.A. was presented
In n concert nj the Community
Baptist church. Milwaukee. Wis.
at $50 pm. Sunday, August ~
He was sponsored by the Mission.
AIRY Society of the church. The
concert was reported n grand sue
cess and Mr. Caesar has been In.
vited by the Eastern star chapter
of Milwaukee Ia present a concert.
Dinner Hostess; A recent dinner
was quite an event when Mrs Lola
Gattling, III Lyndale Az. N. en-.
tertained on Saturday August II,
In honor of Mrs. Mary Holmes Of
Des Moines. Guests enjoyed n de-
liciOus course dinner served on the
] porch at her home Those present
were the McsSTR and Mines. Rob
ert Peterson of Chicago. who will
be making their home in the city.
Theodore Woodland. Edward Hayes
and Hiawatha Tatum Later IN the
evening other guests dropped IN 10
greet the visitor and all In all. II
was nm evening Of gniety and mcr-
rtment Mr. and Mrs Peterson are
making their home at present with
Mrs GattIlnR
In Hospital: Mr. Harry Bmdsoe
fl5 Colfax Az. n IL In Northern
Pacific hospital - Paul. wherc
h" underwent surgery He IL re-
ported recovering and In excellent
condition
Mother II Quest Mrs Esther -
Fountain ~ Winston Salem. ~ 6
Is Visiting In the city and IN the
guest 81 her son and daughter IN
law. Mr. and Mrs Carl Fountain
of 1925 Nicollct Az Many social
court estes have been extended dur
ing her stay
Buffalo Visitors Mr. and Mrs
Van Holly and children. and Mrs
Taverne B~nner 81 Buffalo. are
Visiting their aunt Mrs Little
Hyde u 1892 Clinton. The visitors
arrived Sunday morning and VIII
spend two weeks In the cify
On Vacation: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Thomas ~ 1900 Oakland
Az ar" vacationinR IN Montreal
Canada on their return 10 the
States they will stop enroute ~
visit Mrs Macon Porter. cousin
~ Mrs Thomas. in Detroit, Mich.
and from there 10 Chicago where
they viii be IN" guests ~ neph-
ew ~ Mr. Thomas
Attend EIks CoByrntion: Mrs
Elizabeth " Davis. s2s Plymouth
Az ", State Director 81 Cfvll
Liberties. p.OEW. left Fri
day night. August 20, for Chicago
~ attend the Grand ISfRs meet.
ing which viii convene August ~
70 ~ inclusive
Wedding Bells; Invitations have
been issued by Mr. and Hrs Glenn
on Rooney, 1924 Smelling Az. for
the marriage - their daughter.
Mas hurisl ~ Mr. Kenneth An.
ders0n. s0n ~ Mr. and Mrs VirPN
Anderson Of Sioux Fails. = y The
wedding win taks place Friay
August n, IT 2 . m. A. Border
Methodist church. with REV Paul
LsTE1s officiating 4 reception i'm
rnsdistely following u" Ceremony
viii be held IN the church paTiDra
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Against q background OF pink
and white giadioias and ferns wed
ding vows were exchanged by Miss
Betty jackson and Mr.. Hubert
Brown at 3 O'Clock Friday eve
ming, August 70, whom the Rev,
l. c. Harris read the ceremonies
In the auditorium Of Bethesda
Baptist church.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James W. jackson. 1911
so, Eighth 81. The groom Ii tho
son of Mr., and Mrs, Frank Brown
Of Louisiana.
The wedding music was played
by Mrs. l., c, Harris and she also
accompanied the soloist, Miss
Mary Howe, who sang, Il Love
You Truly"
Mr., jackson gave his daughter
in marriage The brides gown OF
white nylon net over white satin
was fashioned with a fitted strap.
less bodice with net stole. Tho full
skirt was fashioned with tiers OF
net and featured sash OF blue
taffeta tied In a bow In tho back,
ballerina length. Seed pearls and
lace entwincd the coronet which
held her shoulder length veil OF
bridal illusion. She carried a bridal
bouquet Of white carnations and
sweetheart rnsen, with white satin
ribbon streamers, Pearl earrings
wee her only ornament,
Miss Janet jackson, Riater OF the
bride served M matron ~ honor.
Her ballerina length dreas was of
powder blue net over blue taffcta,
fitted bodice, Her headpiece was Of
net trimmed with pearia She car.
r,ed bouquet OF pink roses and
carnations,
bridesmaids were Miss Beatrice
jackson. sister OF the bride, Miss
Ora Lee Law. cousin OF the bride
Miss Doris May and Mrs, Daryl
Winston. Miss jackson and Miss
Law wore identical dresses Of blue
net over taffcta fashioned with
black velvet strapleas bodicea and
fun gathered skirts OF net. balieT-
ina length They wore matching
Htolcs Of net. Miss May wore lime
green net over taffcta and Mrs
winston yellow net over taffcta,
Their dreAses were fashioned with
straplcnS fitted bodices with net
stolcs and fun gathered skirts, bal.
lerina length. They carried bou-
quets Of roses and carnations.
Mr. Frank Brown, served m his
brothers best man and ushern
were the Messrs Kenneth. Oscar
and Joseph Jackson, brothers OF
the bride and Harvey Winston,
Following the ceremony a re-.
Ception was held nj the home al
the brides parents Flowers from
the ceremony decorated the house
The brides white covered table
held three TERED wedding cake
decorated with rosea and leaves
between crystal candlratichR hold,
ing white tapers
The happy couple received many
lovely gifts,
Following the reception tho
bride and groom were feted with
an after party given by their aiH.
ter. Miss Janet Jackson,
Mr. and Mrs Jackson are At
home 10 their friends at 1911 81.
Eighth 81
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lower Down Payment
Longer Time On New
Homes SpUrS Interest

The new FILA regulations in
which home buyers will be allowed
a lower down payment and a
longer time 10 pay should stimu-
late new home buying. IT. Marry,
secretRry-treasurer of the Tils"n-
bilt Homes Inc, st Paul home
building firm said this week,
The firm has attracted national
attention by It's construction Of
new homes on the Minneapolis
Southside which are sold for open
occupancy without regard for
race. creed or color.
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pm. All members are urged to be
present.
Family Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
o. C. Escue of Hannibal. Mo-. ar
rived in the city Saturday. Aug
ust p. for a weeks visit with their
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. L. Escue Of APO Fifth Av. S.
and other relatives.
Return Home: Mrs. Birdie Lo-
max Of Fremont. O.. and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. White of Detroit, Mich,
returned to their homes on Satur-
day. August 81 after spending a
week visiting their son and bro
Their and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Huntley Surratt Of 3s42 Third Av.
s. Their arrival was a happy oc-
casion for Mrs. Lomax as 1t was
her first meeting with her two
grandsons, Kelvin and Vernell Sur
raft. Mrs. Lomax is the mother
of Mr.. Surratt and Mrs. White is
his sister.
Mrs. Fogg Returns From Trip
East: Mrs. Felix Fogg. 3709
Fourth Av. returned this week
from two weeks out East In Chi
cago she visited Mr.. and Mrs. w.
o. Jack for five days. She spent
some time in Washington, DC.
Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
She attended the International
sessions OF the Daughters of Isis.
Michigan Visitors: Mrs. Irene
Shippers and daughter. Beverly
Jean Of Flint. Mich. spent the past
ten days In the city visiting their
mother and grandmother, Mrs,
Matte b. Harris and aunt Mrs.
Bertha Bowers, both Of IS Royal
son Av. N. During their stay Mr..
and Mrs. e. Roberts and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Broadway motored to the
city from Flint to make a surprise
visit on their grandmother. Mrs.
Harris and aunt. Mrs. Bowers.
Kansas City Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Glenn Of Kansas City.
Mo, are visitors In the city and
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Mrs. William MeoveVry
Returns from Western
Vocation Juunt

Mrs William MCQuerTy, 3fl7
Fifth Az a, returned home Aug
~ from a vacation tnp spent in
Los Angeles. Calif, and other
points In California ana Mexico
Sh" accompanied Nj and Mrs
Albert Patton. who were her house
guests on their recent visit 10 Min
neapoIis Mr. and Mrs Patton were
former rraidrntE of the city.
The party left June 70 for LGs
Angeles. whore Mrs McQuorry
was the guest ~ the Pattons ard
~ her cousins. Mr. and Mrs Elmer
Turner
Points Of interest visited while
IN Los Angeles included the M.
Cambo where she saw Ehrtha KIT
IN person. visited many 81 tho
night clubs. went ON aghts"einR
tours. also flew 10 San Francisco
and visited In MEXICO
She was tho recipient ~ uumrr
Gus social c0urtssIes extended ~
friends 81 long standing and ~"
many new friends that she met
Mrs McQusrry returned by
plane 10 Chicago. Whrr. she was
Joined ny her husband and they
spent one week IN the Windy Cl'y
enjoying the beaches. ~" races
and other Interesting sports
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This IL a great age fDr elrc.
trici,y.~ says o writer Hes yery
night Some folks want 70 have
everything charged
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Application To Wed Clarence T. Gates zoos OBren Pl.
has made application for marriage license
cite B. Gunderson of 63 Eleventh St No
Senior Missionary Society The Senior Missionary Society
of Bethesda Baptist church will Wednesday September
at the home of Mrs Josephine Barnes 1881 Fifth
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The auto cath toll in Mime,
sofa is nothing short Of terrible
Drastic measures are needed.
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Discharged; ARt Otis Smith ~
~ Paul was discharged from the
Marines after serving years IN
Korea Sgt. and Mrs Smith and
their daughter. Eicsnys Irene re-
turned 10 ~ Paul from Camp IL
Jeuns ~ e on AuR,Is4 2
To Omaha; Mr. and Mrs iIuIie
Whituer. sss fglahaFt ~ lrn the
city IN Monday August 10 for
Omaha Nebraska where they Will
VISIT relatives and friends Mr.
Whiincr IL a former Sebraakan
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are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. clyde
Williams OF 1881 Portland Az.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-26
Donna Benner Wed in Laurel

Donna Benner, Billings, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Benner
Columbia Falls, became the bride
of Jack Besel, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. George Besel, Laurel, Nov
6 at st. Johns Lutheran church II
Laurel.
The Rev. A. w. Siebert officat-
ed at the double ring ceremony.
Henry Benner gave his daugh-
ter in marriage.
The bride wore a chapel length
gown of chantilly lace over bridal
satin with a sub peace tiara anc
fingertip veil. She carried red
roses, and wore pearls and ear
rings that were gift of the bride
groom.
Mrs. Harold Wagner, Billings,
sister of the bride, was matron of
honor, and wore a shrimp ballerina
gown of nylon tulle over net and
taffeta.
Shirley Halseth, Kalispell, and
Donna Turner, Cut Bank, were
bridesmaids and wore pastel blue
ballerina gowns of nylon tulle over
net and taffeta and all three car
ried colonial bouquets of white
carnations.
Wilmer Hart of Laurel was best
man. Ushers were Benny Benner,
Columbia Falls, brother of the
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Conn and
family; Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bell
er; Berniece Goodwin and daugh-
ter; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Conn; Mr..
and Mrs. Ancil Conn and family;
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Baertsch and
family; Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin Barnes
and family; Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Fishel and family; Blanna Barnes;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Barnes and
family; Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Barnes and family; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Barnes and family; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. o. Swisher; Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis H. Brown; Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Parker and Francis; Mr.. and Mrs.
Art Grenfell and Shirley; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chuck Myers; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bahr; Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Nero and family; Mrs. Maria Pri-
chett; Judy and Bonnie Barnes;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beller; Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Conn and family;
Mrs. Sally Ramel and family and
Shirley Barnes.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-26

the groom's mother, a pink sui
black hat and talisman rose cor
sage.
A reception at Riverside hal
followed the ceremony.
The bride was. graduated from
Flathead county high school, and
also attended Billings high. She
worked at Sykes grocery in Kalis-
pell and the telephone company in
Billings.
The bridegroom is a farmer near
Laurel.
Music during the wedding was
played by Mrs. Ray Muhlbuer at
the organ. Betty Strecker of
Laurel and Dorothy Quinn both of
Laurel sang ooh, Perfect Love" :"
and the Lords My Shepherd"
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-26

to Missoula, Nov. 2.
Attending the Board of Man
ayers meeting at the Soldiers
Home Nov. 8 were chairman,
Thomas j. Fleming, Bonner; Ben
Muzzey, bingham; and USWV
Dept president, Bert Berland,
Conrad.
Mrs. Muzzey and Mrs. Berland
accompanied their husbands.
In Whitefish for the showing of
"Mr. Texas" a Billy Graham west
ern picture at the high school audi
torium were Robert Ewing, Mrs.
Edith Carey, Mrs. Eva Van Put
ten and Mrs. Alice Nelson.
Mrs. Helen O'Fallon and Mrs.
Jess Talmadage VFW auxiliary
State Department, passed treats
Nov. 10 and sponsored the Nov
ember birthday party.
Laurence LeDeau was called to
Seattle by the illness of his bro
ther. He left by train Nov. 10.
Orville Winkler, Charles Hall,
Joe Peta, Al Bitrocomb and Mrs.
Edith Carey viewed the Veterans
Day parade in Kalispell, Nov. IL.
Bill Hilbird drove the group to
Kalispell in a station wagon.
Mrs. Edith Carey, Mrs. Ann
johnson and Mrs. Alice Nelson at
tended the Spanish war auxiliary
banquet in Kalispell, Nov. 9. Mr..
and Mrs. Vern R. Kelly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Muzzy, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Berland and Mrs. Gertrude M.
Burdett, department president US
WA, Laurel, were also guests.
Cootiettes, of Kalispell, called
and passed treats, Nov. 10.
V F w auxiliary, Whitefish,
brought us a Veterans Day pro-
gram of music and entertainment,
Nov. IL. Students of the Whitefish
high school and pupils of the
Whitefish grade school were fea-
tured on the program.
Mrs. Eva Van Putten was a guest |
at the home of her son and family |
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hilbird visit
ed Mr.. Hilbird's sister at Shelby |
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ceril Murphy,
visited Mrs. Murphy's
Mrs. Edith Carey, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henley Phillips,
lalispell, were Sunday callers at
he Home.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-11-26
Home Residents
Return from Trip
by Mrs. Robert Ewing
(delayed)

SOLDIERS HOME-James Fog.
garty and Mr.. and Mrs. Filing Let
returned from a trip which in
cluded Missoula, Helena, Sheridan
Wyo., Hot Springs, S. OAK, anc
also the Black Hills.
Mrs. Julia Harrington was re-
cent caller in Columbia Falls.
Visiting the Filing Lees, Sun
day, were Mrs. Lees sister, Mrs
Carl Gehle, Mrs. Gertrude Fowler
and a niece, Mrs. Aaron Miller, all
of Kalispell.
Mrs. Alice Nelson was a dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Goble,
Whitefish, Nov. 10.
Spanish war camp and auxiliary
met at the home of Mrs. Lillian
Shaw, Kalispell. Attending from
the Soldiers Home were Mrs. Alice
Nelson, Mrs. Elsie Pearson, Mrs.
Edward Hodges and Mrs. Edith
Carey. Mrs. Vern R. Kelly dove
the party to Kalispell for the
meeting.
Lee Fitzgerald returned from Ft.
Harrison where he received medi-
cal attention.
Charles Olson returned from a
visit with his children and their
families in Billings.
Mrs. Edith Carey visited her
Mrs. Ceril Murphy,
recently.
Mrs. Winifred Scott and Mrs.
Phoebe Foster, Whitefish, were
recent callers at the Home. Mrs.
Scott visited with Dolly Cousins
and Mrs. Foster called on Mrs. Ed
ith Carey.
Malcolm Mcneil spent a vaca-
ton of four days at Seeley lake,
north of Missoula.
DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Roy, Kalis-
oell, visited Mrs. Elizabeth B.
March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Miller re-
urned from vacation the first of
he month.
Mrs. Edith Carey and Mrs. Pho
.be Foster, Whitefish, were Kalis-
,ell callers, Tuesday.
Mrs. Charlotte E. Stevens and |
Mrs. Marion F. Anderson, Ameri-
an Legion, Kalispell, were call
rs at the Home, Saturday. They
favors for the tables.
Mrs. Marie Southern is visiting
Ter children at Dillon.
Bill Hilbird took Harry Rees to
t. Harrison Nov. 7.
Joe Suda returned from Fort
harrison early this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Macleod
nd family, Hungry Horse, were
alters at the Home Nov. 7. Il
Mrs. Edward Hodges made a trip