Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-27
Schedule Church
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The Martin City-Hungry Horse
Community Presbyterian church
will hold its regular II am. serv-
ice Sunday at the Bureau confer
ence hall, Hungry Horse Village.
1t will be followed by a coffee
hour with the Westminster fellow
ship group in charge of the serv-
ing. All are invited and welcome.
Colene Hidden, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Marcus Hidden, was grad
uated Monday night from Flathead
county high school. She was one
OF the honor ten who had the high
est four-year scholastic averages.
She plans to attend Whitman col
lege at Walla Walla, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Aronson of
Kalispen were dinner guests at
the Marcus Hidden home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Valentine,
Rupert, Ida., and Mr.. and Mrs. o.
c. Kemp and her mother from Pol
son visited the Lloyd NewhouSe
family Saturday.
Donna Patterson celebrated her
18th birthday anniversary with a
dinner and theater party Saturday
evening. Attending were Karalee
Stewart, Faye Siblon, Susan Mi
chefs, Glenda Turner, Judy Slet-
ton, Ann Mcleod and Nola DaVall.
Sandy Shelhamer had party
on her fifth birthday anniversary,
Thursday, for Marcia and Verna
McVay, Gail Crandall, Tommy Nc
Leod, Kathy and Jan Ann Sprun-
ger, Bobby Greiner, Linda Voel-
ker and Susie Turner. They had
birthday cake, popsicles and candy
A farewell outdoor coffee party
was given Thursday morning in
the Gene Gochnauer yard for Mrs
John Vertrees and Mrs. Carl Yer
trees by Mrs. Perry Crandall and
Mrs. Gene Gochnauer. Attending
were Mrs. AL MCLAUGHLIN, Mrs
Ted Craft, Mrs. Earl Jackson, Mrs
Charles Simmons, Mrs. A. A
Brownson, Mrs. Ellis Shelhamer
Sandra and Richard; Mrs. Dor
Voelker and Linda, Mrs. Dick
Greiner and Bobby, Mrs. Leonard
Lee, Mrs. Jack Rickert, Mrs. Clail
Brassfield, Mrs. Bill Macleod ano
Tommy, Mrs. Bud Michels, Mrs
Myron Sletton and Buzzie and Mrs
j. w. Patterson. Mrs. Lloyd New
house was unable to attend.
| Palmer Johnson of Coulee Dam
called on friends Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Rose and Mr.
and Mrs. Wright visited in Can
yon Ferry the past few days. TIL.
Roses have daughter there.
Miss Frederick Y. Gordon, Sc.
attic, member of the national fielt
staff of the Girl Scouts, and Mrs
H. ]. Bell, Lakeside, member O
Region IL committee of Girl Scout
met with the Hungry Horse Cir
Scout leaders and council mem
bers Monday morning at the Blu
reau conference hall. Mrs. Clai
Brassfield and Mrs. Leonard LIE
| served rolls and coffee. We Wer
HAPPY to meet these outstandin
Girl Scout leaders.
Mrs. Chester Hunt and children
Darla and Terry, accompanied b
Mrs. Clinton Chambers, left TO
California, Tuesday morning t
make their home there.
Mrs. Leonard Lee entertaine
her bridge club Friday evening
This also included the followin
/. couples: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sim
mons, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Patter
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Brass
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al McLauchli
), are enjoying the visit of their sol
Carl, and wife and daughter fror
y Panama. They arrived Thursday
The Brownies with their leade,
Mrs. Bud Michels and assistar
leaders, Mrs. Don DeVall and Mr.
Al MCLAUGHLIN, had a treasure hur
!, Monday after school. They stoppe
! at different houses in camp an
!, picked up parts of their lunch, the
: went to the ball park, where the
! had a picnic.
The Hungry Horse first and sex
ond graders accompanied by the
teacher, Mrs. Marcus Hidden, an
their parents, went to Woodlar
park in Kalispell for picnic, stor
ping at the Trap on the way HON