The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume], March 01, 1962, Section Two, Page 7, Image 15

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Citizen Soldiers of 45th National Guard Division Train.,.
OF A ^NTION is th* U. S. Army's HONEST JOHN
miwil* M*mb*ro of Battery B, Ist Rocket Howitzer Bn., 189th
Arty., 45th National Guard Division training at Ft. Chaffee, Ark.,
I?**?, closely as S/Sgt. Walter M. Massey (with pointer), 3rd
Missile Bn 32nd Artillery, Ft. Sill, briefs them on the tactical,
range artillery rocket. Prime contractor of the HONEST JOHN is
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc.
Crow Agency
By - Mrs. Veldon Patten
Prizes awarded at
Reno box social
The Reno district sponsored a
box social Friday evening, Feb
16 at Reno Hall. Dancing was the
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main attraction.
Decorated boxes were judged
and Mrs. Ina Eagle took first
prize, Mrs. Danetta Falls Down,
second and Mrs. Lillian Hogan
third. Over 70 boxes were decor
ated.
Foursquare pastors go
to international meet
The Rev. James Roper, the
MEMBERS OF THE ONE ARMY train with a U. S. Army M-41 tank during th.fr recant two-ww^
summer camp with th* 45th Oklahoma National Guard Division. Th* 45th Division, totaling
almost 5500 m*n, trained this month at Ft. Chaff**, Ark., and Ft. Hood, Tax. Th* M-41, dossed
a* the Anny's light tank, has a maximum spaed *f 40 m. p. h. The Cadillac Division of Gen
oral Motors Corp, produced it.
Rev. and Mrs. Leslie Earp and
the Rev. E. E. Fitch left Hardin
Feb. 11 for Los Angeles to at
tend the 38th international con
vention of the Foursquare church.
It was an eight day convention
starting Feb. 14. There were 1,550
delegates in attendance.
While there Mr. Roper spent
some time with his son, Paul, who
is attending Bible school in the
mornings and working at the
Lockheed Aircraft on the swing
shift. The travelers were caught
in the flood and experienced bliz
zard conditions on their return
trip.
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Patten speaks in
Illinois, visiting
ministers at Agency
The Rev. Veldon L. Patten left
Feb. 9 to do missionary speaking
in the state of Illinois.
While at Mendota he was tem
porarily detained by a snow storm.
On Feb. 20 be began a training
school at Green Lake, Wis., that
will last until Mar. 8.
During Mr. Patten's absence
visiting ministers are conducting
the services with the help of the
local people. The Rev. Howard
Remmich spoke on Feb. 11. The
Baptist Youth Fellowship was in
charge of the entire service Feb.
18. Those taking part were Ron
ald Davis, Bill Garry. Grant Nay
lor. Jerry and Dan Weaver. Clar
ice Davis. Coleen Plenty Hoops,
Violet Hugs. Donna Taylor. Brent
Pitsch. Xandra Pitsch and Donna
Patten.
The Rev. Eric Jungbaucr of
Wyola will speak Feb. 25 and
Mar. 4.
BIA TRAINING
Harlan Reed, bis wife Joyce, and
daughter Melody left for Oakland.
Newport continues to help Chrysler set a
record sales pace so far this '62 model year.
And, Newport's a very solid success. Ite
all-welded body has no bolts to loosen. It's
a hefty car.
Newport's broad-shouldered V-8 engine has
a surprisingly dainty appetite for all of its
265 horsepower—on a diet of 10% less
expensive regular gasoline.
Newport's rich fabrics would lend color
and distinction to any living room decor.
Newport's, more than ever. Chrysler's
finest full-size value!
Wednesday. Feb. 21. Mr. Reed
will go to carpenter school.
HOUSE PARTY
Mrs. Sabra Buckley was guest
of honor at a house party at the
home of Mrs. Lewis Rides Horse.
The door prize was won by Mrs.
Velma Rising Sun.
Aprons were presented to all
guests as a gift from Mrs. Rides
Horse. Present were Mrs. Rose
bud Bull Tail, Mrs. George Real
Bird. Mrs. Ida Mae Whiteman,
Mrs. Veldon Patten, Mrs. Ted Ris
ing Sun and Mrs. Sharon Old Bull.
TEACHER TRAINING
Miss Anna Koglin of Anderson
college. Anderson, Ind., will hold a
Christian education training con
ference at the parsonage of the
Church of God in Crow Agency.
Feb. 28. Mar. 1 and 2.
The new teachers in the Sunday
school are Dorothea Adams, kin
dergarten; Mrs. August Elhard
and Roberta Henman, primary;
Alfretta Fitzpatrick and Mary Ten
Bear, junior; Kate Pretty Weasel,
youth and Lillian Hogan, adult.
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE
Mr. and Mrs. William Fry and
Dr. and Mrs. William Allard en
tertained at bridge at the Allard
home on Saturday. Feb. 17.
Scoring honors were Mrs. Levi
Beaver, Gus Salveson, Mrs. Don
ald McAllister and Terrance
Cochran.
BIRTHS
Girls
Stella Donges of Ashland Feb.
13. 1962.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip White Clay
of Hardin. Feb. 19, 1962.
Mr. and Mrs. Arley Farwell,
Pryor, Feb. 20. 1962.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Bear Claw
of Lodge Grass. Feb. 23. 1962.
TALES FROM
YELLOWTAIL
Arts and Crafts group
sets meeting dates
On Monday evening, the arts and
crafts group of Fort Smith met at
the home of Mrs. Sam Rey.
The group will meet the second
and fourth Wednesday of each
month at 7.30 p.m. in the confer
ence room of the USER admin
istration building. Mrs. Clinton C.
Mathany and Mrs. Allen Leisk
are co-chairmen.
Regular Sunday School
sessions to be held
The Fort Smith community Sun
day School was organized Sunday.
Classes for three-year-olds up to
adulta will meet each Sunday at
10 a.m. in the conference room of
the USBR administration building.
Mrs. Larry Seekins is superinten
dent.
Garden clubbers
organize at damsite
Mrs. Doug Wood entertained the
Garden club Wednesday afternoon.
There were 11 women in attend
ance.
Mrs James Higgins is chairman
and Mrs. S. J Mondloch is co
chairman. Mrs. Stevens is secre
tary.
The group will meet Mar. 14 at
1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs
Preston Schwartz.
Bridge for veterans,
beginners offered to
Fort Smith residents
The community bridge group met
Wednesday evening. Feb. 21. at the
conference room of the USBR
building It was decided to meet
the first and third Wednesdays of
each month at 7:30 p.m. in the con
ference room
There were four tables of bridge
in play with honors going to Mrs
Frank Swigart. Mrs G R Bro
berts and Mrs. David J Jones
A large beginners' group was
formed. Instructions will be given
on the regular meeting dates
All ladies who like to play bridge
or who wish to learn are invited
io attend
Briefs
Mr. and Mrs H. W Barrick of
Nampa. Ida . arc guests of their
son. Keith Barrick. and family.
Mr and Mrs Shel Helsey and
family of Billings were guests at
the Larry Seekins home Sunday.
Mr. Helsey spoke at the 11 O’clock
church services.
Mr and Mrs W. H. Hendrickson
were Tuesday visitors at the Ed
gell home in Forsyth.
Butte Creek
By Mrs Joe Considine
(Last Week's Items)
Mr and Mrs Wilbert Kogele
and Roy Moore were visitors at
the Roy Swope home Sunday after
noon
Mr and Mrs Bob Carlat and
family were supper guests of Mr
and Mrs John Daily Sunday and
played cards
Mr and Mrs Jack Holmes and
Jacki of Miles City were dinner
and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs
Jos Considine Sunday
Keith Considine left Tuesday for
Sidney and Savage to visit and
look for a job.
Everett Hanlan and Evelyn haul
ed a load of hay from the C. T.
Denson ranch Wednesday and were
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Thursday, March 1, 1962
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Denson.
John Daily went to the cattle
sale at Belle Fourche Thursday.
Joe Considine was a dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Considine
Thursday.
Mrs. John Daily and sons were
visitors at the Bob Carlat home
Thursday night.
Clarence Carlat was an over
night guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Carlat Thursday.
Everett Hanlan went to Forsyth
Saturday to buy some cows.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Considine and
Terry were supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Daily Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hanlan
were visitors at the Joe Considine
home Saturday night.
Frank Bandy and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Considine were visitors at the
Roy Swope home Wednesday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Considine and
Terry were supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs Roy Swope Sunday.
Frank Bandy and Roy Swope
were visitors at the M. H. Consid
ine home Wednesday afternoon.
Everett Hanlan was a visitor at
the M. H. Considine home Thurs
day morning.
lonia
By Mrs. John Noblett
Mr and Mrs W W. Jeffers and
daughters, Theresa and Donna and
Guy Parker were Tuesday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Nob
lett and Mary.
Mrs. Walter Fellows went to
Billings Feb. 18 and returned
home on the 20. She was a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hanley and
family while in Billings.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fellows
attended a Masonic meeting in
Hardin on Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Palmer Weibert
and son. Palmer. Jr., were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Fellows on Feb. 18.
TIRE SALE
Firestone Seconds Nylon
All Prices Plus Tax and Recappable Tire
Reg. Price Tube Type Sale Price
$17.35 6.70X15 $13.00
$21.30 7.10X15 $15.00
Reg. Price Tubeless Sale Price
$20.65 7.50X14 $15.00
$22.85 8.00X14 $16.50
Fann & Commercial
NUM TUBE-TYPE
Size Plv Price*
6.50-16 6 $19.95
7.00-16 6 $22.95
7.00-15 6 $22.95
8.25-20 10 $39.95
‘Plus Tax and Recappable Carcass
We do wheel Balancing
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Big Hom County State Bank
Tour Time and Temperature Bank’
Hardin, Mont.
MamtearF. D. I. C.
(Last Week's Hems)
Mr and Mrs EUis Murdock
spent the week end with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Duane Shellhamer at Mel
stone, Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fellows
and daughter, Kathy, went to Bill
ings on Friday evening and were
overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hanley.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Fellows
motored to Bozeman and Big Tim
ber over the week end where they
visited Dr Thomas FeUows and
family in Bozeman and James
FeUows and famUy in Big Timber.
They also visited Mr FeUows bro
ther who was visiting there from
his home in Washington
Mr and Mrs W W Jeffers and
daughter. Donna, were in Hardin
on Saturday
Guy Parker was a Saturday
night and Sunday guest of Mi
and Mrs W W. Jeffers and fam-
Uy. On Sunday Mrs. Jeffers pre
pared a birthday dinner in honor
of Mr. Parker’s birthday.
Mr and Mrs H. V. Cross of
Miles City were dinner guests on
Saturday of Mr. and Mrs W. O.
Green and family.
Mr. and Mrs. W O. Green and
Johnny Barber were in Billings on
Friday evening where they visited
briefly with Mr and Mrs. Dewey
Skelton of BiUings and they aU
attended the first night of the
Golden Gloves tournament.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Green and
daughters were in Hardin on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. Sverre Berland
were among Jonia people who at
tended the Wool Growers associa
tion meeting in BiUings on Feb. 10
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Graham of
Sturgis. S. D.. visited last week
at the hot ie of Mr and Mrs. EUis
Murdock.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jeffers of
Volberg were Wednesday night
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W W.
Jeffers and famUy.
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