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Social and Personal Items
Opal Spencer and
Howard Jensen Wed
at Lutheran Church
Opal Eleanor Spencer and How
ard P. Jensen were united in mar
riage Saturday, June 8, at 3:00 pun.
at the First Lutheran church In
Wolf Point.
Reverend Rolf A Normann offl
■ elated at the beautiful candle
light wedding The double ring
•ceremony was used and attend
ants were Luella Herting, cousin
of the bride, as maid of honor,
and Alvin Jensen, of Bozeman,
brother of the groom, was best
man
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, chose for
her wedding gown, a white satin
and net bodice style, with train
and a fingertip veil. She carried
a bridal bouquet of American
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Beauty roses and her only jewelry
was an amethyst necklace, a gift
from the groom. *
The maid of honor wore peach
taffeta and carried talisman roses
and her Jewelry consisted ot a
pearl necklace, a gift from the
bride. The mothers ot the bride
and groom both wore navy blue
and had corsages of gardenias.
The church was decorated with
huge bouquets of peonies and
other cut flowers. The altar was
lighted by candles.
A reception was held in the
church parlors immediately after
the ceremony and attended by
friends and relatives of the cou
ple. A three-tierd wedding cake
topped by a miniature bride and
groom was served at the luncheon.
Mrs. Jensen is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Spencer of
Wolf Point and is a graduate of
the Wolf Point high school and
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of Montana college st Havre. She
has taught fa the Wolf Point
schools for the past five years.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Jensen of McCabe and
is employed at the Farmers Un
ion Elevator in Wolf Point.
After a brief wedding trip to
points west, the Jensens will make
their home in Wolf Boint.
Dolores Koepke,
Norman Hveem
Wed Sunday
Miss Dolores Koepke, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Koepke
of Wolf Point, became the bride
of Norman Jay Hveem, son of
Mrs. Julia Hveem of Missoula, at
an early morning ceremony at the
First Lutheran church in Wolf
Point on Sunday, June Sth. The
Reverend Rolf A. Normann per
formed the lovely double ring
ceremony. Attendants were Miss
Jeanette Koepke, sister of the
bride, and Howard Hveem. bro
ther of the groom.
The bride was attired in a
melon-colored suit with white ac
cessories with a corsage of white
gardenias. The maid of honor
wore a green suit with white ac
cessories and a corsage of talis
man roses and yellow daisies. The
mothers of the bride and groom
both wore navy blue and had iden
tical corsages of pink and white
carnations.
The wedding party attended a
breakfast at the bride’s home Im
medlatelv after the ceremony. A
beautifully decorated three-tier
white wedding cake was served to
the guests from a table decorated
with bouquets of snapdragons,
sweet peas and daisies.
The couple left Sunday morning
for a wedding trip through the
Black Hills in South Dakota, and
through several eastern states.
Mr. and Mrs. Hveem will be gone
about two weeks, after which
they will make their home in Wolf
Point. The groom is employed by
the Wolf Point Concrete Products
compnay and Mrs. Hveem- will
continue with her duties as clerk
at the Public Drug Co.
The bride Is a graduate of the
Glasgow high school and the
groom attended the Wolf Point
schools for a number of years but
graduated from the Goodridge,
Minn., schools.
FORMER TEACHER VISITS
Christine Erickson, former mem
ber of the Wolf Point faculty,
visited friends in Oswego and in
Wolf Point this week on her way
to attend summer school at Mis
soula. Since her stay in Wolf-
Point, Miss Erickson has been In
Helena nad later was called to
Mound, Minn., by the illness of a
brother.
Wolf Point Man
Weds Scobey Girl
Sunday, June 9
The wedding, Sunday, June 9,
at Scobey, of Mias Lottie M Spear
and Clifford M. Hansen was the
culmination of a school day ro
mance which lasted through a
war.
The wedding was held at the
bride’s home at Scobey at four
o clock in Ole afternoon, attended
only by relatives. The Reverend
Leon Johnson officiated.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore an
aqua suit with white accessories
with a corsage of white carnations
and pink roses. The maid of
honor, Thelma Spear, cousin of
the bride, wore a gold suit with
white accessories and a corsage
of white carnations.
The bride’s mother wore a
blue street dress and the groom’s
mother a bright rose-colored dress
and both wore white carnation
corsages.
The groom- was attended by his
brother, Vernon L. Hansen, of
Wolf Point.
A five o’clock dinner was held
at the bride’s home, attended by
Mr. and Mrs. R. F Hansen and
sons, Harold and Vernon. Mr. and
Mrs. O. E. Spear, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Spear and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Spear and family, Mr.
J. E. Spear and daughter, Thelma,
and the Rev. Leon Johnson.
The couple left for a wedding
trip through western Montana
after which they win be at home
to their friends in Wolf Point.
Mrs. Hansen is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Otis E. Spear of
Scobey and has been employed as
bookkeeper In the Citizens State
Bank at Stobey. Mr. Hansen is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. R F
Hansen of Wolf Point and is in
the Implement business in that
city. Both bride and groom are
graduates of the Peerless high
school. The groom recently return
ed after spending twenty months
with the U. S. Navy in the Pacific.
DINNER GUESTS AT
THE JAMES SPRAGUES
Mrs. Cliff Devaney and daugh
ters and MT. and Mrs. Sam Mc-
Donell and daughters were din
ner guests last Sunday at the
farm home of MT. and Mrs.
James Sprague of the north coun
try. The dinner was In the nature
of a farewell fbr the Devaney’s,
who are leaving soon to make
their home in Oregon. Mr. Mc-
Donell has Just recently returned
from Phoenix. Arizona, where he
spent the winter months.
SURPRISE FAREWELL PARTY
ON THEDA MAE BROWN
Miss Theda Mhe Brown was
pleasantly surprised by twenty
young friends who gathered at her
home last Saturday evening for a
farewell party before her departure
next week for Grand Coulee,
Washington.
The young people brought along
a delightfully prepared lunch,
part of which was a beautifully
decorated friendship cake.
They presented their classmate
and friend with s lovely gold
compact, monogrammed with her
name, as a farewell gift.
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
BERNARD IWEN TUESDAY
Mrs. Bernard Iwen entertained
twenty guests last Tuesday eve
ntag at her home In Wolf Point,
honoring her husband' on his
birthday. She served two excellent
birthday cakes to the crowd and
Mr. Iwen received several fine
gifts from his friends.
DINNER GUESTS AT
THE REX SPRAGUES
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tlchenor
and son Danny and daughter
Beryl were dinner guests at the
Rex Sprague home In Wolf Point
last Sunday. The Tlchenor family
were on their way east to spend a
vacation in Minnesota.
PETE LARSEN VISITS
WOLF POINT FRIENDS
Pete Larsen returned for a visit
with Wolf Point friends last week
end after two years In the U. S.
Navy. He is a guest of the Kuro
kawas at the present time but
will go on to Crosby and to Minot
to visit his brother and father.
GUESTS AT THE
JOHN KLIPPSTEINS
Edgar Olson of Duluth, Minn.,
and Walter Collings and Joe Feist
of Williston, N. D„ spent Thurs
day of last week visiting at the
John Kllppstein home In Wolf
Point.
MRS. W. L. YOUNG ATTENDS
GRADUATION AT GRANVILLE
Mrs W L. Young spent last
week in Granville, N. D„ where
she attended the graduation of
her granddaughter, Betty Young.
Betty Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Marlin Young.
MRS. CARL MOE AND
DAUGHTER TO MPLS.
Mrs. Carl Moe and daughter,
LaDonna, left Friday for Minn
eapolis where Mrs. Moe will re
ceive medical attention and also
visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Helen Garden left last
week for Seattle. Wash, to visit
her sister, Harriet, Who Is employ
ed there, and word was received
by her parents that she has ac
cepted a position with the Seattle
First National Bank.
WOLF POINTERS ATTEND
CULBERTSON RNA. MUTT
The Vida Royal Neighbor lodge
met at the C. R. Casterline -honße
in Culbertson Wednesday of last
week and a number of Wolf point
ers attended. Those who enjoyed
the evening there were Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Dye and Mrs. Howard
Hveem, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farn
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schwin
den, Mrs. Al Huber, all of Wolf
Point. A large group from the
Vida community were present and
Mr. and Mrs. E E. Krebsback of
Sidney were up for the occasion.
Mrs. Henry Casterline and son,
Roger, of Kailspell, were also pres l *
ent.
CLARA LARSON HONORED
AT WEDDING SHOWER
A bridal shower was held for
Clara Larson, Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Martin Berg
lee in Brockton. The hostesses
were Mesdames Kopitzke, Reum,
Berglee and Mina Lauridsen.
The home was attractively deco
rated with red hearts and white
cuplds. Misses Inga and Mabel
Larson, sisters of the bride-to-be,
sang “Let the Rest of the World
Go By” and "Some Sunday
Morning.”
A delicious lunch was served to
the seventy-five guests present.
The June bride received many
lovely and useful gifts.
MR. AND MRS. J. E. MILLER
ATTEND WEDDING IN SIDNEY
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Miller attend
ed the wedding of Clara Brattln
to Gordon Turner at Sidney last
Sunday. Miss Brattln is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Carl Brattln, a cousin
to Mr. Miller.
The ceremony was held in the
Methodist church Sunday after
noon with the Reverend Thurnow
officiating.
THE GEORGE BECKS
VISIT DAUGHTERS
Mr. and Mrs. George Beck and
daughters, Vonnle and Patty, of
the Sand Creek community, left
last week for Great Falls where
they will visit their daughters,
Alice and Dorothy, who are em
ployed there, and on to Lewiston
for a visit with another daughter,
Marian.
THE WALT DOLVINS
VISIT LOCAL FRIENDS
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dolvin and
children of Canon City, Colorado,
arrived last week end for a visit
at the home of the Misses Mayme
and Ada Jacobi. The Dolvins were
former Wolf Point business people ■
and have been gone from here for
about four years.
VISITORS AT THE
TOMMY COOK HOMT
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Halin and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cole and ’son,
Stanley, all of Cbgswell, N" D„
were visitors at the Tommy Cook
home In Wolf Point last week end.
The party were on their way- to
the west coast sot a vacation trip
MRS. BICKERS HONORED!
AT INFORMAL PARTY
Mrs. Parker Eldridge entertain
ed last Wednesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Harry Bickers, who
Is a visitor from the west- coast.
The evening was spent In conver
sation and the hostess served a
delicious lunch.
GILLIS STYER HOME
FROM SWPA- SERVICI
Gillis Styer arrived home this
week after many montl» in the
South Pacific area with the U. S.
Navy. He received his discharge
on the west coast, and visited his
sister at Watsonville, Calif., be
fore coming to Wolf Point.
THE CLIFF FRA-NKS
MOVE TO BELT
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Frank and
daughter left last week for Belt
where they will make their future
home. Mr. Frank will be in the
hardware business with a brother
in-law.
VERNA LEGARE LEAVES
FOR BILLINGS NORMAL
Verna Legare left Saturday for
Billings where she will enter sum
mer school -at the Western Nor
mal for a preparatory course for
a teaching position next fall.
WANDA AMSLER VISITS HERE
Miss Wanda Amsler, who is now
empolyed in Seattle, Is visiting at
the present time at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. Edward Stennes, in
Wolf Point. Miss Amsler was at
one time a resident of Bainville
and was employed in Wolf Point
for a time before her departure for
the west coast.
HARVEY BRYAN, JR.,
HOME FROM NAVY—
Harvey Bryan. Jr., arrived in
Wolf Point Sunday morning. He
received his discharge from the
U. S. Navy at Bremerton, Wn., on
June Sth. He will spend the sum
mer months in Wolf Point
Mr. and Mrs. George Loftus and
daughter Lenore returned last
week from Concordia where Len
ore was a graduate with the class
of 1946. Miss Margaret Shroeder
of Erie, N. D., a classmate of
Lenore’s, is a visitor at the Loftus
home this week.
Mrs. Carl Hill of the Nickwall
country left Monday for Polson
where she will spend a short
while visiting her mother and
brothers.
DAUGHTER VISITS <AT
JOHN KEMP HOltr mnnt
* Mrs. Howard Degnan andi Uaby
Pat, arrived last week end at the
John B. Kemp home where she
Will spend a month'-vtritlng: MT.
Degnan, who is now ’ on inactive
duty with the Marine Air Corpa, is
employed at Forsyth - dtatng tta
Summer months. He expects to
attend school in thfcftUl.
Doris Kemp came to WOIT Pbint
from Mlles City for the week end:
for a visit with her twin sister- and
the rest of the family.”
DINNER GUESTS AT"
THE EINAR LUND HT7ME—
Mr. and Mrs. Einar Lund enter—
tatned at dinner last Thursday ev
ening. Guests included Mfs. Wil
helmina Myers of Helena, who- is
th'eir house guest and 'Mfs- Hkrry
Morley and daughter, Wilma.
GUESTS AT THE GEORGE
GRAYSON HOME HERE—
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Stangeland' of
Brockton, were guests at the Geo.
Grayson home In Wolf'Pbtnt: this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shrader
returned from their wedding- trip
last week end and are at home in
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Thursday, Jone 13, 1948 •
THE FOSSEN^ ENTERTAIN
VISITORS FROM NORTH DAK.
MT. and Mra. P. R. Fossen of
Grand Forks, N. D„ are in Wolf
Point this week. Mr. Fossen is here
on business in connection with the
state mill and Mrs. Fossen is visit
ing relatives and friends. Last
Sunday afternoon 35 members of
the family and friends gathered at
the Wolf Point bridge park for a
picnic in honor of the P. R. Foo
sen’b. Mr. Fossen is a brother of
Martin, and Henry Fossen and
Mrs. Ed. Mahlum, Mrs. Melvin Ja
cobson and Mrs. Henry Peterson.
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VISITOR FROM HINSDALE
AT THE MAIR HOME—
Mrs. Edwin Mair enjoyed a brief
visit from her sister, Mrs. Drabbs,
of Hinsdale, Mont., last week end.
Mrs. Drabbs was on her home-ward
trip from the American Legion con
vention in Scobey.
FORMER TEACHER VISITS
Miss Elsie Johnson, who has
been teaching at Newport, Wash.,
for the past two years, is a guest
at the home of Mrs. W. I. Burnl
son in Wolf Point. Miss Johnson
was a member of the Wolf Point
faculty for several years. She will
go on from Wolf Point to Duluth
to visit her home there.