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8
Hardin Tribune-Hero .d, Hardin. Montana
Thursday, November 17. 1960
NOTE ANNIVERSARY
A skit was presented in honor of
the 20th anniversary of the Wo
men’s Society of Christain Service
when the group met Thursday even
ing at the Methodist church
Ladles taking part in the skit
were Mrs. Andrew Torske, Mrs. N.
C. Sharpe. Mrs. William Walker.
Mrs. Leslie Holmes. Mrs. Kelley
Vandel. Mrs. Troy A. French. Mrs.
Troy D. French. Mrs. Paul Goller,
Mrs. Robert Geyer and Mrs. Loren
Cole.
Devotions were led by Mrs.
Holmes. Plans were mad'e for a
food sale.
Hostesses were Mrs. Troy A.
Fiench. Mrs. Troy D. French and
Mra. Bert Stenerson.
PIZZA PARTY’
Miss Linda Stockwell was hostess
to a group of young people at a
pizza party Friday night. Guests
were Linda Benzel. Ron Davis, Mark
Cady. Jean Jones. Larry Rowland
and the hostess.
HONORED ON 13 BIRTHDAY’
Ms. Bill Burns honored her son
David on his 13 birthday Wednes
day Nov. 9. at a chili dinner and
movie.
Present were Mary Ellen Sloan,
Ginny Lundberg. Dave and Mike
Fox. Jim Salyer. David Derenselt.
Mike Quinn. John Helzer and Tom
my Eg new.
PIONEER CIRCLE MEETS
The Pioneer Circle met in the
Fireside room of the Congregational
church Thursday afternoon.
Mre. J J. Ping led devotions. Mrs.
Keith Martin wa s in charge of the
program and Mre. Charles Peck and
Mrs. Art Kobbe were hostesses.
HONORED AT FAMILY DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. John Butorac
honored their son Jim on his 17
birthday Friday Nov. 11. Guests
were Mr. and Mrs Jack Butorac
and Johnny. Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Besel and children, and Tommy
Butorac.
The family of
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien
wish to invite all their friends and neighbors
to an
Open House
On their 50th Wedding Anniversary
Sunday, November 20
2 to 4:3 0 P.M.
American Legion Hall
No gifts, please.
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Might we be more thankful
on an empty stomach?
What has happened to our observance of Thanksgiving Day?
It seems that we have enjoyed the bounty of this land so long
that we accept it as a right, for which no thanks are due any
one. We have prospered ... grown so strong, proud and seem
ingly self-sufficient that we have forgotten how to l»e humble.
Never before in the history of nations have so many
people had so much. We enjoy the blessings of liberty and
opportunity. Yet of gratitude and humility we have too little.
Living for a day whh the unfamiliar gnawing of an empty
•tomuch might stir a sincere prayer ... a true Thanksgiving.
FARMERS UNION ASS’N.
GUEST OF BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Frank Solazzi was guest
when Mrs. Luke Dyche entertained
her bridge club Wednesday evening.
Prizes wereawarded to Mrs. Percy
Rosenow. Mrs. Edmund Kelly and
Mrs. Charles Egnew.
PAST MASTERS HOLD DINNER
Past Masters of the St. John’s
Lodge held a chili dinner before
their regular meeting Thursday No
vember 10.
Frank Starina and Sam Denny
were hosts.
HONORS DAUGHTER
Mrs. Duane Reed' entertoined at
a birthday party Thursday honor
ing her daughter Deborah on her
9 birthday.
Guest s were Kim Koebbe, Lark
Halverson. Francine Svaren, Susan
Rumfelt, Karen Petlin, Marlyn
Klefner, Susan Frickle and Patty
Martinson.
TENN PARTY’
Seventeen "Teen’s” from the
Foursquare church enjoyed a sup
per Thursday evening in the church
basement.
Plans were made to fix baskets
for the elderly for Thanksgiving.
This was followed by a "singspe
ration.”
Mrs Thibault wa s sponsor and,
Anna May Abarr in charge of the
party
ENTERTAIN AT CHILI PARTY’
The Tom Gilmans and The Dick
Imers entertained friendb at a Chili
dinner after the Hardin-Central
game last Saturday.
Guests were Mr and Mrs Mike
Gesuale. Mr and Mrs James Mit
chell. Mr and Mrs Ed Holland and
Mr. and Mrs Robert Kukes.
ENTERTAINS AT DINNER
Mrs. Alma Gary entertained at a
turkey dinner Sunday inhonor of j
her son Earl. Jr who returned to
San Diego Naval training center the
same night.
Guests were Miss Marian Gary
and Delores Levi of Billings, and
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Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy of
Hardin. Mr. and Mre. Calvin Buck
ingham and children of Lodge
Grass.
HONORED AT BRIDAL SHOWER
Mtes Carolyn Samuels w r as guest
of honor at a bridal shower Wednes
day evening at the Methodist
Church. There w’ere 25 guests pre
sent.
Hostesses were Mrs. Robert
Kukes, Mrs. Harold Nordwall, Mrs.
Lucille Schoer and Mrs. Charles
Weigand.
This Week
in
HARDIN
Miss Jessie Hunter of Helena and
Miss Clemintine Sittle were break
fast guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
i Egnew and family Saturday morn
ing.
Mr and Mrs. Bill Osmus of Cho
teau were weekend guests of her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. D. L Egnew.
Mr and Mrs. John Kirschenman
entertained at a dinner Saturday
evening.
Thanksgiving Dance", music by
Herman Muhlbier Band St. Xavier
Public School. Nov. 24. 9 pm. Adm.
$1.25 couple. 75 cents Gingles. St.
Xavier Altar Society. Adv.
Mrs. Lura P. Strand was a Lodge
Grass visitor Monday and Tuesday.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ervin
Knodel of Boise Ida. Mrs. Roy Kno
del and Rosalin and Mr. and Mrs.
John Knodel of Billings.
PRESTO Sparkle Paints, Presto
paints. Sparkle Paints now availa
ble at Miles & Ulmer Co
Mr and Mrs R. C. Nelson of
Havre were Monday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William Christopher.
Mr. and Mrs Broadus and Ellen
of Colestrip visited with their son
in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Imer andfamily.
Juell Ottum left Tuesday for Og
den. Utah to attend the Golden
Spike quarter-horse show and sale
Mrs Strand spent Wednesday of
last week visiting th Spring Creek
school.
Republican Women's Club Pot
Luck dinner. Community room of
court house Nov. 28. 7 PM.
Mrs Dave Borgan underwent ma
jor surgery in a Billings hospital
Wednesday morning.
Mr and Mrs Tom Hammer spent
the week end in Baker and Glen
dive visiting with Mr and Mrs. Bus
Hammer and Mr and Mrs Dooley
Pauley and family.
Mr and Mrs. John Besel and Mr.
and Mrs John Kukes were Thurs
day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad Seader
Mr and Mrs Ron Iverson called
at the home of Captain and Mrs.
Dean Iverson in Billings Friday.
Captain and Mrs. Dean Iverson
and children were Monday lunch
eon guests of his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Iverson. They also visit
ed in Lodge Grass with his sister
Mrs. Robert Formanack and family.
Mra. Dale Davis and daughter
Virginia spent the weekend visiting
her Mother Mrs. C. S. Eder.
REBECCA food Sale. Hardin Hard
ware. Sat. Nov. 19 starting 9 A.M.
Benefit for Eye Bank.
Mr. and Mrs Jerry Ragland and
family of Torington, Wyo. spent the
week end visiting at thehome of
their parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Ragland and Mr. and Mrs. Kromil
ler. Jill Ragland will remain in Har
din while her parents motor on to
Southern Illinois where they are be
ing transferred.
PRESTO Paints, Presto Sparkle
paints and Sparkle Paints as seen
On Maury’s Carnival now available
at Miles A’ Ulmer Co.
Mrs. Faye Abell of Lodge Grass
was a Thursday evening dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ping.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cox enter
tained Miss Doris Wiseman and Miss
Shirley Remmick at dinner Friday
evening.
HOME Baking Lefse, fruit Bread
Norw Cookies, fancy aprons gifts.
Ph. 589-J
Mr and Mrs. Bill Miller and
children of Cody. Wyo. were week
end visitors of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Vickers.
Mrs. Howard Wagner. Duane Reed
and Debby were Billings callers
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schaak spent
Sunday i n Billings visiting at the
home of his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Schaak. Sr
Mr. E. S. Maclntyre spent the
week end in Great Falk; visiting
Mrs. Ted Stafanai.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Seader were
business callers in Billings Thurs
day.
Miss Sharon Kukes was a Sunday
guest of Miss Donna Seader.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gillan and
grandson Ricky spent the weekend
in Red Lodge visiting his mother
Mrs. Blanche Gillan.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Powers left
Sunday for Denver and 1 Camagie,
Okla where they will visit friends
and relatives. Tina Faye Powers will
visit with her grandparents Mr and
Mrs. A B Ballensky during their
absence.
Mr and Mrs. Roy Cool entertain
ed Mr and Mrs Tom Weir and Mr
and Mrs J J. Ping at dinner on
election night.
Mr and Mrs. Luke Duche spent
the week end in Dillion and Boze
man.
Earl Gary Jr. left Sunday for San
Dieg o after spending hi s furlough
with his Mother. Mre Alma Gary.
Bowling teams making the trip to
Laurel this weekend 1 to participate
in the Laurels Ladie^ invitational
tournament were Triangle Motor.
Hardin Auto. Mac Oil. Best Out
West. Don Farm's Service and the
Four Ace Ixnmge
SPARKLE Paints. Presto paints
and Presto Sparkle painL as seen
on TV NOW at Miles Ar Uumer Co.
Visiting at the A G. Ballensky
home this weekend were her brother
in-law and sister Mr and Mrs.
James Wheeler of Miles City. Mrs.
Minnie Pfeifer who has been visit
ing here for some time returned
home with her daughter.
| 4-H Club News |
A Soap ( Reek Hustlers 4-H Club
The Soap Creek Hustlers 4-H
club held their regular meeting
Nov. 11 at the Roy Greenwait’s
home. There were 11 members pre
sent.
Plans were made for a Christmas
party to be held Dec. 16. The party
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Sharon Greenwait reported on
the music for our New Year dance.
Plans were made for the yearly
program. Demonstration will begin
at the January meeting.
Games were played and refresh
ments were serve by the hostess.
HARDIN MAVERICKS 4-H CLUB
The second meeting of the year
was held at the home of leader Bob
Robinson Nov. 7 at 7 pm.
The meeting was calld to order
by president Wendall Hays. There
w’ere five nef members accepted and
six guests. Mrs. Robert Wiseman is
a new leader.
Leo Kleffner talked on 4-H work
and the Achievement day banquet
Old and new business W’as discussed'
and the meeting was adjorned. Re
freshments were served by Mrs. Bob
Robinson.
The new meeting wiil be at the
home of Dale Becker on Dec. 5.
Community Hustlers 4-H Club
The Community Hustlers 4-H
club held their reorganization meet
ing Oct. 16 at the Vern Kaiser
home.
There were 17 members present
six new member joining the club
At this meeting election of offi
cers was held with the following be
ing elected: president. Richard
Spomer; vice president, Carolyn
Hert: secretary-treasurer, Paulette
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thank you
Dear Friends and Good Neighbors
It is difficult to find words to
express the gratitude and apprecia
tion that Is In our hearts. The
many acts of kindness and con
sideration shown during the illness
of Mrs. Rankin will live with us
forever To the many people who
so generously gave of their time and
their cars, their concern and sym
pathy, and for the many beautiful
flower and cards, weare entemally
grateful. Especially to those who
THANK YOU
To the voters of Big Horn Co. who gave pie
their support for the office of Co. treasurer,
I thank you, and to Mr. Weinberg, newly elec
ted treasurer, I wish him a successful admin
istration.
James T. Murphy
Pol. Adv. pd. for by Jas T. Murphy
donated blood, and to those who
ottered to donate, we thank you.
To the Congregational church and
the hospital staff, the many organ
izations who remembered us, and
assisted us, we owe our gratitude.
Our prayers and good will go with
you and may God Bless you all.
Sincerely
Bess and Carl Rankin
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A Sincere Thank You:
To Rev. W. A. Burkhardt, Rela
tives, Friends and Neighbors for
the Carets, flowers and the help they
gave my family while I was confin
ed In the St. Vincent Hospital at
Billings, Montana.
Jacob DeWald
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