Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-12-16

The prize was the tree. Mrs. Garry
SCOTS name was drawn to receive
the fruit cake.
The matching Christmas card
game was won by Marjorie Olsen,
and Bernard Metcaf. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Casne won the shoe game and
Henry Dybing and Lotella Fritz won
the balloon game. The tables were
gaily decorated with miniature
Christmas trees and lighted candles.
It was decided to cancel the next
meeting dance, which would have
been Christmas eve. The club will
dance again Jan. IA.
WORK SHOP HELD
Three talented members of the
Rikkwa club very graciously helped
LBH club and guests make Christ
mas corsages and candles at work
shop meeting at the Charles Jellison
home, Wednesday, starting at 1890
a. m. A no-hostess lunch was served
at noon and a brief business meeting
was held in the afternoon. The 1854
scrapbook was presented by the
committee, Florence Bergen anC
Vivian Hoye.
A friendship quilt which had beer
given by members to Mrs. R. E
Ward was shown and it was decided
to draw numbers and present ;
fund to the Opportunity school tt
determine who should have the quilt
Packages for the Salvation Army
either food, toys or clothing, are t.
be left at the Fitzpatrick agency be
fore Saturday Of this week. The Jan
Is meeting will be held at the Ear
Fritz home.
Mrs. Orle Isaacs, Mrs. Gordon d,
Yong, Mrs. Charles Rankin wer
the Rikkwa club guests present. Mrs
Klaas Dewitt, council president, Mrs
Ed Becker, Mrs. Mel Ruder an
Mrs. j. L. Hooper of the Columbi
Annas, Mrs. John Jellison and Mrs
Jim Graham of the Hobby Handcrai
club and Mrs. Jay Fitzpatrick an
daughter, Carlene, were also guests
FRIENDS REUNITED
: The annual Christmas dinner part
of the .21 Normal Training gals too
place Sunday evening at the Charlie
Jellison home. Present were MI
and Mrs. Lon Lyford, Mr.. and Mr.!
Lee Barnes, Mrs. George Wend
Mrs. Oscar Wendt and the host
Because of fall the latter part ,
the week Mrs. Carl Wilke was Ill
!, able to be present and Mr.. and Mr.
5 Don Hacker we're on an out-Of-cOunt
e trip. Gifts were exchanged, seer
t pals revealed and new names draw
t for next year. Viewing movies con
: pleted the evenings fun of this grou
: who have had get-togethers for tt
past years. Horrors! Shall "
: say since high school days?
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ Eklund ha,
! moved to Kalispel for the wint'
e months. where Sharon is employee
9 Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Eklund, who u
b ually spend the winter in Gre
J. Falls, are living III Rusell's home.
8 The Smith mill. which has BET
: operating in the Rexford area W;
recently moved back home and
; in the process of being set up on Il
s G. w. Eklund farm where the me
Q charitable timber will be cut in
d lumber. They expect to have
least a couple of months cuttin
s which will provide winter emplo
). ment for the regular crew.
). STAGE FAMILY DINNER
d The Loggerettes put on a fami
turkey dinner for nearly 100 Peep
E at LaSalle Grange hall Sunday afte
b noon. The youngsters played game
1 the menfolk cards and of course d
n a lot of word of mouth logging a
4. the womenfoIk visited while washi
l. dishes. A good time was enjoyed
n all of this recently organized gro
le of truck drivers wives.
IS Mr. and Mrs. John Slack of Ev'
n green visited with Alvin Slack ST
it, day evening. Monday evening Gale