The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume], November 29, 1962, Page 4, Image 4

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Hardin Tribune-Herald, Hardin, Montana
Thursday, November 29, 1692
Crow Agency
By - Mrs. Veldon Patten
Crow Agency Ladies
club makes plans for
Christmas projects
The Crow Agency Ladies club
met at the home of Mrs. Milton
Bunch Nov 19 at 8 pm. to make
plans for their Christmas projects.
The members brought gifts for
two Crow Agency families they will
remember at Christmas Mrs.
Vrial King of Hardin brought an
interesting display of Christmas
decorations and explained briefly
how each could be made at little
cost Mrs Joe Gray and Mrs. Wil
ton Bunch served refreshments.
The next meeting will be Dec.
17 at the home of Mrs. William Fry.
Each member is to bring a gift to
be exchanged, and a toy to be giv
en to the Crow Hospital
CLUB MEETS
The Big Bridge club met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mil
liam Nov. 19, with Mr. and Mrs.
Terrence Cochran as cohostesses.
Prizes went to Mrs. Gus Sal
veson. Leon Poitras. Mr. Corkin,
and Mrs. Otto Weaver.
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HOLDS DINNER
Members of the Four Square
Church and their friends had a
pot luck Thanksgiving dinner Nov.
22 at the church.
Mrs. James Roper was honored
with gifts since the next day was
her birthday.
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3RIDAL SHOWER
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Little
light and members of the Real
Bird family gave a bridal shower
and feast honoring Mrs. Robert
Littlelight at Reno Hall Nov. 23.
Mr Littlelight is home for the
Thanksgiving holiday from Great
Falls where he is stationed
Uriels
Guests at the home of the Rev
and Mrs Veldon Patten for Thanks
giving were Mr. and Mrs Emil
Bach and family of Helena
Mr and Mrs. Tom Garry spent
Thanksgiving in Helena with Mrs
1 W. Choate.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Bagley are
spending the Thanksgiving week
end with Mr and Mrs. Leßoy Bag
ley in Great Falls.
Guests at the Otto Weaver home
Monday. Nov. 19. were Mr and
Mrs. Marvin Pearson and family
of Shoshone. Ida
Members of the Church of God
and the Baptist Church took part
in a joint Thanksgiving service at
the Baptist Church Thanksgiving
Day
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COMMUNITY HUSTLERS
The second meeting of the Com
munity Hus lers was held Nov. 2
at the Fairview school with Kenny
Kaiser presiding. The club voted to
hold a Christmas party. Six mem
bers we-e appo.nted by the presi
dent to make plans and set a date
for the party.
After the meeting, games were
played and refreshments were ser
ved.
Susan Nayematsu. reporter
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Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Wada and
family visited the home of Ander
son Micheal over the week end
They returned to Three Forks with
their grandson as a visitor.
Jeffery Wood of Boston. Mass.,
was a week end visitor of Mr. and
Mrs Wayne Kuhl. Kuhl and Wood
became acquainted ^hen they shar
ed a room in a Billings hospital.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Buckley were Mr and Mrs
Eugene Pence and daughter of
Clearmont. Wyo . Richard Wil
liams. Gayle and Bruce of Sher
idan. and Mrs and Mrs Phil Buck
ley of Decker.
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Mrs Florence Barber of Sheridan
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs A. E.
Montgomery and Mrs Francis
Wallace.
I Mr and Mrs K T Jones and
i John were dinner guests at the
home of Glenn Miller near lx>dge
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