The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-02-15

A. c. Adams was released from
the Cut Bank hospital and is
back TO work at his store.
Visiting their sister, Wilma
Franklin. Saturday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bud WetzeL
In Great Falls Monday on gov
eminent business was Harvey
Brown.
Friday business visitors TO town
were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spear
son from Heart Butte area.
In Great Falls Saturday to visit
their niece were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Woods.
Browning business visitors Tues
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Shoop.
Margaret Starr is a patient al
the Cut Bank hospital, having
been hospitalized Saturday.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mrs.
Louise DeGuire were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Salois left
last week for a vacation in Ari-
roma.
Seriously i'll at the Public
Health hospital is Linda Faye
Skunk Cap where she has been
q patient for the past two weeks.
The family of Mrs. Caroline
Merchant honored her with a
birthday dinner February 2. She
is 20 years young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gerard
spent the week end in Great
Falls where Mrs. Gerard receiv-
ed a medical checkup.
Jim johnson, Montana State
College junior, was home from
Bozeman to spend the week end
with his family, the Howard John
sons.
Saturday evening visitors at
the Gordon Bueling residence
we're Pearl Babineau and Joseph
CARRIER. The evening was spent
making pizza pies.
Leaving last Tuesday for Los
Angeles. Mrs. Nancy Lyle will
visit her son. Demerrell, who is
there on education relocation.
A baby shower was given Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Rosemary Colbert in her honor
by Florence Woodward and Glad
Us Dusty Bull.
After spending a few days at
home on sick leave, Mrs. Phyllis
Horn is back to her work as the
clerk stenographer at the Agency
forestry office.
Accompanied by Betty After
Buffalo, Mrs. Geneva Dillon
spent the week end in Pryor Wis
iting her parents and other rela-
tiyes.
On February Fr. John
Tackles said mass at Guardian
Angel Catholic Church in Power,
Montana in honor Of his parents
45th wedding anniversary and
also his mothers 18th birthday.
Speakers at the Babb PTA on
Monday were Mrs. Dorothy Gal
lup who spoke on home econom-
les, Rita Santana on public health
and Pearl Babineau on child vel
fare and 10 appeal TO people who
are interested in becoming fos-
ter parents.
Comforting with the sewing
center women on a new project,
Mrs Dorothy Gallup, Home Dem
onstrstion Agent, suggested sew
eral different programs. They
viii meet again March 4 to make
q final decision.
Daniel ID. Mcdonald, Agency
Relocation Officer and Wilson
c. Woodger, principal at the Cut
Bank Boarding Dormitory, each
gave a 10 minute talk on educa-
ton and training beyond high
school Tuesday evening at the
local high school auditorium.
Extension Agents Bob Durham
and Lyle Van Dover are showing
films on soil and water conser-
walton al schools throughout the
district. Monday they were in
Babb and Pontrasina, Tuesday
In Babb and upper Birch Creek
area. Wednesday at Starr School
and East Glacier.
Mrs. Mae Williamson received
a letter from Mrs. Marie Latham
who has been visiting her par
ents in St Petersburg, Fla. and
is now on her way 10 Ecuador
and Columbia. South America.
She will return TO Browning in
the spring 10 finish writing her
book Of the Blsckfeet tribe.
An Avon party was held in the
home of Dolores Hall Monday
evening by Jackie Parsons, Avon
Representative. Attending were
Mrs Alice T. Ingram, Mrs. Verda
Edwards. Mrs. Sophia LaBreche,
EuIa Champine. Ards Hall, Flor
ence Parsons. Mrs. Theo Lel