Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-27
Clubs Start Fall Meetings
by Mrs. Gladys Shay

September, each year, is signif'
icant for the number of organiza.
ton members who resume meet
ings. Columbia Falls ladies have
a total of Is organizations.
There are seven churches repre-
sented with ladies' groups. Head
ing st. Richards Altar society is
Mrs. Curtis Barnhart. Their meet
ings are held first Wednesdays OF
each month.
The Relief society Is associated
with the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints. President of
this group is Mrs. William H.
Harris. They meet Thursday eve
ningS.
Dorcas society or the Seventh
Day Adventist church meets first
and third Wednesdays. Their pres
ident is Mrs. Roy Flint.
The Missionary circle of the
first Baptist church has Mrs. r. ".
Thomas as president. The Circle
meets first and third Thursdays.
LUTHERAN AID
At the present time, Our Savior'S
Lutheran aid meets second and
fourth Wednesdays. Mrs. Hubert
Thomas is president. Ladies are
to form into two aid circles, with
one afternoon and one evening
meeting group.
Christian Women's fellowship is
organization for the Christian
church. Their newly elected presi-
dent is Mrs. Ray Gilleard. Meet
ings are held second Tuesdays.
The Methodist Women's Society
of Christian Service is divided into
two circles. Circle l, with Mrs.
Hilliard Ritter, president, meets
third Wednesday afternoon. Circle
2 has Mrs. Kenneth Knapton as
president. This group meets second |
Monday evening.
EPISCOPALIANS
A parish meeting for St. Mat
thew's Episcopal congregation is
slated for Thursday, Aug. 26, at
8 pm. 1t will be held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Harker.
AS yet, there hasn't been Wom-
ems group organized.
Lodges, too, have their place in
Columbia Falls. Royal Neighbors
lodge meets second and fourth
Thursday evenings at the Masonic
hall. Mrs. OFT Johnson is oracle.
Rebekah lodge is headed by Mrs.
Eva Jordan as noble grand. They
are meeting first Fridays at the
Masonic hall.
Eastern Star chapter holds it's
meetings second and fourth We'd
resdays at the Masonic hall. Mrs.
Finis Elsethagen is worthy matron
with Dudley Greene, worthy pa
tron.
BPW MEETINGS :
One of the newest organizations
for ladies is the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club. Their
are held first and third
Wednesdays. Mrs. Chuck Hetzer is
club president
Strictly a social organization is
the Newcomers club. Mrs. Bill
Bruey is club president. Meetings,
to which all newcomers are invit-
ed, are held third Tuesdays at
the Masonic hall.
VFW Auxiliary meets second
evenings at the city hall.
Mrs. Bill Nadeau is president of
his organization.
Columbia Annas Home Demon
stration club holds their meetings
fourth Tuesdays. Mrs. Elwyn Ma
.eka is club president.
Other clubs, which have a limit
ID membership, are the Crystal
Creek club and the Eastside La
lies club. Mrs. Clarence Staaleson
S Crystal Creek club president.
Heading the Eastside Ladies club
S Mrs. Jim Friske.
RAINBOW GIRLS
Organized in March was the
Columbia Falls Rainbow Assembly I
or girls 13 to 18 years. Jennie Lee
Greene is present worthy advisor
With Mrs. Klaas Dewitt, mother
advisor. They meet first and third
evenings at the Masonic
lall and are sponsored by the
Eastern Star chapter.
An active group is Rocky Noun !
ain Riders Saddle club with Cecil
president. Ladies, men I
md juniors belong to this organi-
zation. They meet at their High
way 40 clubhouse, second and
ourth Tuesdays. {
Circle Eight Square Dance club
S another organization for ladies
md men. Les Mcneil is president