The Herald-news., November 17, 1949, Image 6

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THE HERALD-NEWS — Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
SERVICES FOR
J. S. MEYERS
HELD TUESDAY
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HAD BEEN RESIDENT OF WOLF
POINT SINCE 1926; DIED ON
NOVEMBER 12 AT GREAT
FALLS/"
Funeral services were held Nov
ember 15 for Joseph S. Meyers at
the Assembly of God church, with
the Rev. Claude L. Myers officiat
ing.
J. S. Myers was born March 16,
1865 at Memphis, Missouri, and
। died Saturday, November 12 at the
' age of 84 years at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Nannie Good in
| Great Falls*
Mr. Myers was married in Mem
i nhis in 1887. In the fall of 1902,
1 he moved to Leeds, N. D. and from
there to Tioga, N. D., where he
I homesteaded until 1926. From then
until 1948 when his wife died, Mr.
j Myers lived in Wolf Point. He then
moved to Great Falls to live with
his daughter.
In addition to Mrs. Good, sur
vivors are another daughter, Mrs.
। Bessie F. Flynn, Oregon; a broth
er, Alfred S. Myers, Memphis; 11
grandchildren. £1 great grandchil
'ren an<l several neices and neph
ews.
Pallbearers for the service in
el tided A. B. Horsford, Russel)
Harmon, Al Holderman, Ersie Fen
ton. L. A. Haliburton and Peter
Funk. Interment was at Green
wood cemetery.
Those from out of town attend -
in”- the sei vices included Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Good, Mrs. Paul W.
Fenton. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Good
and Mrs. Francis D. Wat ne.
Visiting Pastors
Conduct Vebeck
Installation
EaaU^ipating in the installation
service of the Rev. Robt. J. Vebeck
tX the pastorate of the First Pres
knyterian Church of Wolf Point were
Arthur G. Adams of Billings, Mod
erator of the Presbytery of Yellow
stone, presiding, the Rev. Robert H.
Moody of Conrad, stated clerk of .
the Presbytery of Great Falls and
the Rev. Everett O. Pearson, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church
of Poplar.
Other ministres attending but
having any part in the ceremony
were Rev. Dieche of Fairview and
Rev. Schermerhorn of Sidney.
Mrs. C. lx Shipman was organist,
Mrs. Harold Arndt oloist and Mr.
Shipman was master of ceremonies
at the reception following the in
stallation.
The ladies of the Young Women’s
giuld served lunch.
STORK SHOWER HONORS
MRS. JIMMY ECCLES
Mrs. Fredlrick Dalton and Mrs.
Arne Salkeim were co-hostesses at
a pink and blue shower at the Dal
ton home Monday evening in honor
of Mrs. Jimmy Eccles.
Invitation For Bids
Bids will be received wp until 6
p.m. December 7, 1949 on the in
stallation and furnishing of fluoo
escent lighting fixtures in the old
section of the southside school.
Specifications may be seen- at the
office of the undersigned after
November 23, 1949. The board re
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
E. A. LUND. Clerk
School District No. 45
Wolf Point, Montana.
(H-N Nov. 17-24)
Montana Products
Make Fine Dinner
Says W. M. F. C.
The Senior Woman's club annual
Montana Products dinner was held
Monday evening at the Presbyterian
church parlors, with ladles of the
church aid serving the dinner. A
business meeting of the club was
held following. \
The menu, composed entirely of
Montana products, was as follows
baked ham, mashed potatoes and
gravy, buttered peas, rolls, Jelly,
pickles, cabbage salad, raw vege
table plate. Ice cream, wafers and
coffee. The tables were decorated
In the autumn motif with leaves
and berries sent by Mrs. Mitchell
who Is on a trip to thewest.
Degree of Honor
Compliments State
Officer Berndt
An informal card party was held
at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Rut
zlaff Wednesday evening honoring
their state president, Mrs. Frances
Berndt of Wolf Point. It was at
tended by a large number of the
officers and members of the Wolf
Point Degree of Honor Lodge.
Trump whist was the entertainment
for the evening. Decorations in the
Thanksgiving theme were carried
out in the room and lunch. Assistant
hostesses were Mrs. Charles Nail
and Mrs. Reuben Smith.
The group presented Mrs. Berndt
with a purse of silver and special
honors were paid to their disting
uished leader.
Legion Auxiliary
Meets Thursday
At Greenwoods
Regular meeting of the Tx'gion
Auxiliary will be. held tonight at
the home of Mrs. J. A.-Greenwood.
Another parcel or two will be
packed for Holland. Persons neg
lecting to get their articles of cloth
ing in the last time may bring them
at this time, according to Auxiliary
President Bryan.
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year for those famous Davis
turkeys. Leave your order now.
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! The Einar Lunds
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Mr. and Mrs. Einar Lund cele
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house Saturday, November 12 at
their home In Wolf Point. Their
children presented them with a
large decorated wedding cake and
cut flowers, a gift from the “groom"
to his bride of 32 years, graced the
serving table. A large group of
neighbors and friends dropped in
to greet them during the afternoon
and evening.
STEBBINS RETURN
FROM TRIP EAST
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stebbins re
turned recently from a 6.000 mile
trip to the east coast with many
stops of interest enroute. Visits
with relatives in Detiolt, Hartford.
Connecticut and visits in Boston
and Plymouth, Mass., covered the
northern route. They enjoyed a
visit to New York City, where they
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witli Mrs. Stebbin's neice, who is
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New York anil Long Beach, Cal
ifornia, acting as their city guide.
From New York they went to
Baltimore where they were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. George Allison,
(nee Doroty Burgess) with a side
trip to Washington. I). C. and on
into Virginia, West Virginia and
into Kentucky where, they saw Jack
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Burgess, who took them to visit
the famous racing dtables and
farms of\the blue grass country. A
quick tri^ to West Point Academy
and the Stebbins decided they wan
ted to get back" to Montana by the
quickest route.,
ARRIVEES VISIT EAST? SEE
GRANDDAUGHTER; FINE TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. C. I- Arrivee arriv
ed back in Wolf Point Friday of
lust week from a trip to the east.
They visited their son Charles and
family in Chicago, thereby making
the acquaintance of 6 weeks old
Sally Dyce Arrivee, their grand
daughter, “Chuck” is now assistant
mechanical l-nghie’er of the west
Pullman' plant of the International
Harvester Co., having received a
substantial promotion.
They went to Cedar Rapids, lown,
wliere they visited Mrs. Arrivee’s
mother, aunt and other relatives
and on. the return trip visited Mr.
Arrivee’s brother in Minneapolis.
HONORED AT STORK SHOWER
Mrs. Henry Lowe assisted by
Mrs. Ronnie Molzhon were hostess
es at a baby shower for Mrs. Peter
Dethman of Brockton Friday, No
vember 4 at the L»we home. A large
number of her Wolf Point friends
were present to shower her with
gifts. The evening was spent in
cards and visiting and the hostesses
.served refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Dethman ami
daughter Susan, former Wolf Point
residents, plan to leave soon for
Spokane and the west coast. They
will visit Mrs. Dethman’s parents in
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1949
Spokane and with other relatives
and friends along the line.
Eleanor Fahey Will
Wed Cut Bank Man
Mr? and Mrs. Joe Fahey of Wolf
Point last week announced the en
gagment of their daughter Eleanor
to Jack Magee, son of G. B. Magee
of Cut Bank. The young couple,
bot)\ well known students of the
Wolf Point school? have not as
yet announced their wedding date.
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