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Hardin Tribune-Herald. Hardin. Montana
Thursday, December 17, 1959
Thursday Bridge Club
Mrs. Walford Johnston of Roberts,
former member of the Thursday
bridge club was a guest when the
club met Dec. 10 at the home Mrs.
Helen Olenlk for theilr annual
pitch-in Christmas dinner and ex
change of gifts.
Awards at cards were won by
Mrs. Jtohnson, Miss Ann Ray and
Mrs. Robert Boles.
Draw prize went to Miss Myrtle
Peterson.
Thimble Club Meet
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
Thimble club met at Mrs. Catherine
Schubert’s home Wednesday after
noon. Dec. 9. Mrs. C. E. Ford was
00-hostess.
The annual Christmas party and
gift exchange was observed.
Program for WSCS
A Christmas program under the
direction of Mrs. N. C. Sharp pre
ceded the business meeting of the
Women's Society of Christian Ser
vice of the Methodist church when
they met in the church sanctuary
Dec. 10 at 8 p. m.
The program consisted of de-
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solo, “Silent Night” by Mrs. Car-,
roll Yost, and a Christmas story by
Mrs. Kelly Vandel.
Several Christmas songs were sung
by a group of Sth grade girls with
Mrs. George Hammond as organist.
Girls participating were Jenny
Rae Biles, Janice Johmton, Robin
Sharp, Mary Scott and Lily Coates.
Following the program, the re
gular business meeting was held in
the church parlors with Mrs. Lysle
Wight presiding.
Htostesses were Mrs. Leon Johnson,
Mrs. Loren Cole. Mrs. Fred Kerrick
and Mrs. Leslie Holmes.
Bridge Club Xmas Party
Mrs. Mike Gesuale was a guest
when Mrs. Jack Lappin entertained
her bridge club Thursday evening,!
observing the Christmas season with
a gift exchange.
Awards went tto Mrs. Harold
George and Mrs. Gesuale.
Pioneer Circle Meets
Mrs. W. G. Harrod was in charge
of devotions when the Pioneer cir
cle met Thursday at the Congrega
tional church.
Ftollowing the regular business
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meeting, seven members of the high
school band presented a program
of Christmas selections.
Hostesses were Mrs. R. B. Saun
ders and Mrs. Art Koebbe.
Bridal Shower
N mlscellanttous bridal shower in
honor of Mrs. Herbert Dyckman was
held Thursday eveniing, Dec. 10 at
her home. 21 guests attended.
Hostesses were Mrs. S. B. Novark
and Mrs. Stanley Pratt.
Rebeccas Hold Election
Alpha Rebecca Lodge No. 96 met
at the Odd Fellows hall Wednesday,
Dec. 9. Taken into the lodge by
initiation was Mrs. Gene Pierce. I
Election of officers was held with
Mrs. Dannie Jones, noble grand;
Mrs. Roy Hallowell, vice grand; Mrs/
Mable Simmons, recording secre
tary; Mrs. Glen Falkner, financial
secretary and Mrs. Walter Heltzman,
treasurer.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Art Koebbe, Mrs. Ray Riley,
ind Mrs. Mae Peck.
Past Matrons Dinner
The Past Matrons’ club held their
annual Christmas dinner and party
Friday evening at the Masonic
Temple.
Mrs. B. A. Zimmerman was chair
man of the serving committee, as
sisted 1 by Miss Myrtle Peterson and
Mrs. Sam Denny.
Following the dinner, cards were
played with awards going to Mrs.
E. E. Jackson and Mrs. Kenneth
Lewis.
Mrs. Ola Maddox received the
guest prize.
Birthday Surprise Party
Patricia Sullivan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Sullivan, was
honor guest for a surprise party at
her home Dec. 12. on her 13th
birthday.
Eight girls were at the party and
later attended the Hardin-Laurel
basketball game.
House Warming
A group of friends and neighbors
from the North Valley community
gave a house warming party for
Mrs. C. A. Rogers at her new tome
at the fairgrounds in Hardin.
Mrs. Rogers was presented with
gifts from the group.
Present were Mrs. Elizabeth Wall
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Mary Van C 1 eve, Mrs. George
Citouch, Mrs. Bernie Quigley, Mrs.
Crystal Noyes, Mrs. William Wat
son, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyde Carper
and Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers.
Montana Matrons Meet
The Montana Matrons Club held
their Christmas dinner Dec. 5 in
the banquet room of the Baptist
church.
In attendance were 30 members
and two guests, Mrs. Jessie Miller
of Hardin and Mrs. Florence Krone
of Santa Ana, Calif.
Pmochle Club
Mrs. Jerry Riussell was hostess to
the pinochle club Friday evening at
the Kenneth Sullivan home.
Awards went to Pearl Towne and
Dorothy Gartner.
Priscdla Circle
Prisclllla circle met at the home
of Mrs. Ola Maddox Friday after
noon.
iMrs. Edmund* Kelley was In
charge »>f devotions.
In charge of the program were
Mrs. John Heath and Mrs. Jay
Roklta.
Hostesses were Mrs. Bert Kronmll
ler and Mrs. Joe Zeller.
Open Bible Circle
The Open Bible circle met at the
church parlors Dec. 10 with Mrs.
ctohn Heath as hostess.
Mrs. Charles Clement gave the
devotions, "the Christmas Story,” ।
and Mrs. Mae Krone led the prayer.
After a short business meeting a,
Christmas program was held with
Mrs. Herbert Ridley as chairman.
Often House
The Rev. and Mrs. Ray Thomas
extended Christmas hospitality to
members tof the three parishes Mr.
Thomas serves as pastor at an open
house Sunday at their home in
Hardin.
Guests included communicants
from the Hardin .Custer and St.
Xavier Missouri Syrtod Lutheran
churches.
Episcopal Guild Dinner
St. Thomas Espiscopal Guild mot
Thursday at the home of Miss Clem
entine Sittel with Mrs. Clif Thorberg
as co-hostess. Fourteen were present
for the Christmas dinner.
Election of officers lor the coming
y-ar was held, with Miss Sittel elect
ed president, Mrs. Herschell Watson,
vice-president, and Mrs. Hugh Bird
secretary-treasurer
Bridge Club Xmas Party
Mrs. J. Wm. Smith entertained
her bridge club Dec. 9 with a Christ
mas party.
Winning honors were Mrs. T. L.
Kitts, MJ-s. Percy Rosenow and Mrs.
Edmund Kelley.
Pre-Game Supper
Hostesses for a supper Saturday
at the Dan Zeiler home preceding
the Hardin-Laurel game were San
dra Zeiler, Linda Wallin, Linda
Lentz and Judy Schell.
Fourteen guests were present. A
Beatnik theme was followed.
Girls Collect Greens
The Baptist Guild girls and their
sponsors collected greens for Christ
mas decorating Saturday afternoon.
Following the trip out to the hills
they enjoyed a chili supper and
Christmas party in the recreation
room of the Baptist church. Decor
ating the tree and exchange of gifts
was held.
Hostesses were the sponsors. Mrs. i
Harry Cox. Mrs. Yasuo Naycmatsu
an d Mrs. Wm. Snyder
Christmas Dinner
Hobby Club members and their
husbands held a no-host Christmas
dinner Sunday at the home of Mi-,
and Mrs. Ernie Wiechman.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. I L.
D-hnert of Billings, Mr. and Mrs.
Jens Kalberg. Mr. and Mrs. B. A.
Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Schoen, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Vickers,
Mrs. Ann Skeie and guest, Mrs. Lillie
MacLeod
Dinner was sent out to Mr. and
Mrs. R. P. Ross who were unable to
attend.
Following dinner a gift exchange
was held.
This Week
in
HARDIN
Sunday afternoon callers at the
John Kirschenmann home were Mr.
and Mrs. John Krtodel, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Knodel and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Alton Reich and family,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tesky and
family, all of Billings.
(Mrs. P. R. Krone tof Santa Ana,'
Calif, visited Mrs. Etta. C. Ellis
last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Zeiler visited
Sunday in Billings with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ping were
diinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Wm. Smith and family one day
last week.
Matt Calderwood, Howard Buns
ton, and J. E. Conver tof Billings
were visitors in Hardin Friday
evening.
Mrs. Ann Skeie left Monday for
El Ca»>n, Calif, to spend the holi
days w’th her daughter and .family
She will also visit relatives at Roll
ing Hills and other points in Calif
ornia. Mrs. Skeie plans to be
gone several months.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hays and Mr.
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were Sunday dinner guests of Mx’,
and Mrs. Bill Talmage.
Sunday vlsiitors at the John Her
mann home were Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hamlett, Mrs. Ruth Hoyt,
and Mrs. Amelia Devener, all of
Custer.
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Conrad Seader returned htome last
week from Billings where he had
been a patient in a hospital.
The Baptist Sunday school will
hold their Christmas service Sun
day evening, Dec. 20 at 7:30 at the
Baptist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Gorcton Swaby and
C. A. Corkins spent Sunday In
Shepherd with Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Cossitt and girls.
Mrs. Fred Brautlgan and son,
Roger, of Billings, were overnight
guests Sunday tof Mr. and Mrs. Con
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Dr. and Mrs. H. H. McLane and
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Mrs. Mabel Simn.tons had as her
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