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YOUR FRIENDS
ARD OURS
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The Methodist Youth > Fellow
ship is serving dinner after the
church services on Sunday, March
27th.
.There will be a free will offer
ing, the proceeds to go to the
Methpdist Youth Fund. There will
be entertainment. Please come.
Rev. Robert W. Mallery, minis
ter of the Christian land Mission
ary Alliance, of Arlee, was a bus
iness caller in St. Ignatius Turs
day of last w^ek.
The Intermediate Methodist
Youth Fellowship will have a
• father-son banquet at the Meth
odist Church basement on Wednes
day evening, March 30. Tickets
are now being sold by the MYF
class.
Rome of tb? Mission young peo
ple at home for spring vacation
are: Vicky Fontenelle, Carol Ann
Olsen, Roger Detert, Dick Jona
aea, Marion Scheeler, Bill and Kay
Kelly, Glen Todd, Tom Delaney.
Correne Jonasen.
District Governor and Mrs. Stan
•Morris were guests of honor at a
lion’s Club banquet given Thurs
day evening in the ba&ament of
the Methodist church. Governor
Morris announced that there will
be a district convention in Missou
la June 8 to 11, and urged all
members to attend, wearing whis
kers and derbys.
' 1k Quilified.. •
» TO WIN
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' 2|gFj| WAYNE
MONTGOMERY
FOR U. S. SENATE
Rtpublican Primary
WANTED
Man over 21, under 35 to
travel in this area of Mon
tana five days a week. (A
way from home Monday
AM.’ to Friday P.M) 1 We^k
ends off. Qualifications:
Education, high ' school;
’i^ist haye car; must be
neat ’in atmearnnce' bond
able and able to meet the
public*
Position pays $lO3 Weekly
salary—earnings above salary
weekly.
Write: Manager, P.O. Box
1894, Billings,' Montana fState .
present employment and past
experience, also give phone
number and complete .address),
if qualified, a personal inter
veiw will be arranged.
4
AT THE
. SPARK i
FRI & SAT., MAR. 25 & 26
Clifton Webb, ’ Dorothy McGuire
Charles Cobutn —IN—
The Remarkable
Mr. Pennypacker
Cmemacope
—PLUS-
CARTOONS
SUN. TUES., Mar. 27, 28, 29
The Most Scorching Drama of
Toong People To Ignite The
Screen In Years’
“CAREER"
— STARRING —
<. ■ ’
Doan Martin, Anthony Franeiosa,
Shirley MacLaine, Carolyn Jones I
Cartoon, Fox News
WED. a THU., MAR. 30 a 5,1
The hotteet adventure from here
TIMBUKTU
— STARRING —
Victor HUturo, YoronneDeCarlo
Mr. and Mrs. Art Morgan,
formerly of Arlee, have moved to
Ovando.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mattix and
family have -returned from Pol
son to their farm southeast of
St. Ignatius.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Holyoak
and family of Dixon were dinner
gv-?sta Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mikkelsen.
The American Legion Auxiliary
birthday dinner will be held Sat.,
March 26th in the basement of the
Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Selmer Deteit and
son, Roger; Mr. and Mrs. Waldo
Phillips and children, Don Lloyd
and Kathy, were dinner guests
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hilton. The
occasion was an informal fare
well for the bride and groom, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Hilton who left
Wednesday • morning to return to
college in Billings.
Harold Ware returned to his
home here from the Veteran’s hos
pital at Fort Harrison where he
underwent surgery for stomach
ulcers. Mrs. Ware and Glen
Mountjoy drove to Fort Harrison
and brought him home. Mrs. Ware
reports that he is feeling fine and
is able to eat well. He is a veteran
of World War I. • _
Mrs. Rilla C. Hodges arrived
home Monday from Weatherford,
Okahoma, where she spent the
winter with ber neice and famiy.
Mrs. Hodges reports a severe win
ter in Oklahoma. There -were
eight inches of snow in the streets
of Oklahoma City when she left.
A stop of three days was made
in Butte for a visit with relatives
and friends while enrout^ home.
Mrs. Maude Carr returned to
bar home here Wednesday evening
from Salem, Oregon, where she
has been spending the winter with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Carr. Floyd ac
accompanied his mother home and
returned to Salem immediately
by bus. Mrs. Carr is still somewhat
handicapped from the injury she
recieved about three years ago
when she broke a leg, but says
she is feeling fine and has had a
wonderful winter in Salem.
CHARLO MAN IS NAMED
LAKE COUNTY CHAIRMAN OF
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS DRIVE
MISSOULA — Appointment of
Frank Gray, Jr., of Charlo as
Lake county chairman for the
1960 MS Hope Chest drive has
beep announced by Mrs, Robert
H. Davis, president of the Western
Montana Chapter of tl)e National
Multiple Sclerosis Society., Gray
win be one pi seven .assisting
chairmen handling county organi
zations.
The chapter plans to concen
trate the main Western Montana
. MS Hope Chest drive in the first
j week of th? national campaign
। period, which begins Mothers Day,
I. Mhy 8, and extends to ’Fathers
Day, June 19.
CARD OF THANKS
I • wish to extend my sincere
thanks to my friends, neighbors
and to'the organizations that sent
cards flowers and gifts to me dur
ing my recent illness. I want also
to especially thank the Holy
Family hospital and its staff; Dr.
Van Veen and the Fearon Ambu
lance Service.
Mrs. C. R. Bratton
BLUE RIBBON
(Continued from page 3)
future.
John Van Veen gave a demon
stration on how a telephone works
and Rex Boiler gave one on how
•to vaccinate a cow. '
Refreshments were served by.
Mrs. Lee and the meeting was
adjourned.
Dennis Hamel reporter.
AUTHORIZED
MAIM
DEHEI —
SAMBLES
DTME
ST. MUTHS
GALLAGHER-HILTON" “
(Continued trom page 1)
ita Blinn attended the gifts. P.?tsy
Gallagher, passed the guest book.
The young couple went on a
brief wedding trip to points of
interest in western Montana. They
returned to Mr. Hilton’s parent’s
home Tuesday and left for Bill
ings the next day. Both will grad
uate in June from Eastern Mon
tana College of Education in that
city. The bride is a graduate of
the Bridger H. S., and “Bill”, as
he is known to his hundreds of
friends here and at the college,
was a member of the ’56 class of
the local high school.’ Both have
accepted positions to teach at
Scobey during the 19J0-61 school
y.?ar ,she in primary and he in
junior high.
Among out-of-town guests at
Look Over
our Mr
b Wolcott’s a
clothing, dry goods ’
- St. Ignatius, Montana s
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ST IGNATIUS POST
the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Fellows of Great Falls;
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Engstrom
and family; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Canter, Miss Martha Behrent, Miss
Blinn, Lynn Torski, Ron Ratcher,
all of Billings; Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Eslick of Big Fork; Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Smith and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Larson and son, John,
Mrs. Myrtle Markeson, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Jette, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Saylor, Mr. and Mrs.. Rueben
Saylor and family, all of Missou
la; Miss Correne Jonason and Mr.
Cliff Janson, Chaney, Washington;
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hilton, Victor;
Miss Dorothy Smith, Deer Lodge;
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peters, Jr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Al Cummings,
Kalispell, and the mother of the
bride, Mrs. Gallager, and her son
George and her daughter Betsy,
all of Bridger.
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