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Wolf Point Local and Social News
Senior Women Hear
Report of Progress
On Public Health
The Wo'ir Point Senior Woman's
Club met in the basement of the
Presbyterian church Monday Sept
ember 24 with Mrs. Fred Willough
by . presiding.
Mrs. John McLachlan, club repre
sentative, gave a report on the
public, health meeting held in Pop
lar. Miss Phillips commented on
seme phases of the work.
The president repored that near
ly all the leaders for the Girl
Scouts had been secured and the
work is progressing
Mrs. Mary bunton stated that
the rummage, sale will be held at
the Chevrolet garage on Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday September
26, 27 and 28. Committees were
appointed ror eadh day.
Mrs. O. L. Jarrell, delegate to
District 5 convention, spoke briefly
of the work done there.
Members were informed that the
club’s friendship scrapbook, com
pleted by Mrs. O. C. Johnson, re
ceived honorable mention as an
outstanding entry in this project
to further international friendship
and understanding among home-
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Roll call was "A Personal Heir
loom” and members brought some
very interesting specimens. Group
singing was led by Mrs. Pearl Har
low.
The 1951-52 yearbooks were also
distributed to the women who were I
present. They were made by Mrs. 1
O. L. Jarrell and Mrs. Fred Krauth.
It was also guest night and seve
ral ladies joined the club.
Lunch was served by the host
esses Mesdames Styer. Casey and
Bryan.
Shower Given For
Mrs. Raymond Hickel
A pink and blue shower was
given for Mrs. Raymond Hickel
Wednesday, September 26 at the
Kathleen Dougherty home. Hos
tesses were Miss Dougherty and
Mrs. Helen Heier. About 16 friends
attended. A lunch was served.
DAUGHTER BORN
Word has been received that
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Conroy have a
baby daughter born September 13.
She weighed 6 pound and 12 ounces.
Her name is Linda Jean Mrs.
Conroy is the former Jean Feick.
now living in San Diego, California
THE HERALD-NEWS. Wolf Point. Roosevelt County, Montana
Lorotta Dunn spent the weekend
in Wolf Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Smith spent a
week in Great Falls.
The Fred Ahrens galled at the
John Heinz home Sunday evening.
James Jensen left Monday for
Dillon where he is going to col
.ege.
Dinner guests at the E. B. Styer's
Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
toung.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nelson spent
Saturday night at the Bob Appel
gren home.
Mrs. Jay Lunde of Ferndale.
Washington was visiting friends in
Wolf Point.
Mrs. H. J. Langager spent four
day's in Great Falls visiting rela
tives last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ahrens at
। tended the "Mission Feast" Sunday
at Presserville.
Mr. and Mis. Lyman Clayton.
Jr. made a business trip to Minnea
polis last week.
Mrs. Elmer Cecile of Williston left
Monday after visiting her mother.
Mrs. C. Bennett.
Mr and Mrs. Eddie Delger and
family visited the Clifford Olsons
in Poplar Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Vine of
Circle, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Emma Anderson.
Glenn Freman is home on a week
furlough. He will leave Thursday
morning for Arizona.
Mrs. Elsie Fuller of Poplar vis
ited her brother Ted McNeil at
Fort Peck this weekend.
Virginia Barnes left Tuesday for
the Northeast Institue of Medical
Technology in Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bushman
and Allen were dinner guests at the
Wayne Brown home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Arrivee, spent
the weekend in Miles City. Montana
visiting her Mother and Aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heinecke of
Helena visited at the A. V. Appel
gren home over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Wolff and
son Kenny of Gillete, Wyo. called
on the Rex Sprague's Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy Cody and
girls left Saturday to spend the
winter in San Francisco, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ault are on
a vacation visiting friends and
relatives in Cavalier. North Dakota.
Visitors at the Styer home last
Friday were Mrs. R. Porsborg. Mrs.
J. Steen. Mrs. Grace Alvarod all
Glasgow.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Spencer left
Friday for a trip to Fergus Falls.
Minn, and several other points in
Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Miller went
to Fort Peck Sunday.
John and Lawrence Swoboda
were in Wolf Point Saturday.
Cathleen Schreiber was a dinner
guest of Carla Molzhon last week.
The Degreee of Honor will meet
at the Korner Klub at 8 October
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Pvt. Curtis W. Moe is expected
home this weekend from Fort Bliss,
Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ahlberg
are on a vacation in Western Mon
tana and in Idaho.
Clark and Cifford Johnson and
Tommy Hagen of Poplar were in
Wolf Point Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. K W. Sorensen
were weekend visitors in Sidney,
Where Dr Sorensen went hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olsen and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Olson went
to Fort Peck Sunday to go fishing.
Mrs. J. T. Brownlee. Mrs C.
Mawhinney. and Miss Cathrine Hass
were in Poplar Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. L. L. Bleakley is visiting
at the home of Morris Listrud.
Mrs. Bleakley is from Glendive.
Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. John Engstrom
from Florence. Oregon were over
night guests at the Roy Hansen
home Monday.
Mrs. W. Kurtz. Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Dougherty and Mr. and Mrs.
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Dwyer spent the weekend in
Great Falls.
Visitors at the H. J. Borge home
a week ago Tuesday were Mr. and
Mrs. Harlem Ebbinhausen of Fergus
Falls, Minn. — r —
Cathleen Schreiber was guest of
Honor at a birthday dinner at her
home Wednesday September 19.
She had five guests to help her
celebrate hbr birthday.
The Little Flower group of the
Altar Society held a meeting at
the home of Mrs. E. F. Birkmaier’s
Monday evening.
„ a . nd Mrs - 3 Neiffer and
Bertha from Glendive were dinner
guests at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ahrens
home last week.
Mrs. George Grayson and Mrs.
A. Solhiem returned Saturday
morning after spending two weeks
in Rochester, Minn.
Sunday Dinner guests at A. V.
Appelgren home were Mr. ahd Mrs.
Fred Heinecke of Helena and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Appelgren.
Cpl. Leslie Morin was home for
a 2 week leave. He left Sunday for
San Antonio, Texas. He is stationed
at Lackland Air Force Base.
Mrs. Eliss Evenson of Park
Rapid, Minnesota were overnight
Suests at the Carl Moe home on
leir recent visit to Wolf Point.
Dr. Steffen of Glasgow was in
Wolf Point Saturday. He came here
to get his daughter who has been
staying with Mrs. Bob Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw of Seat
tle. Washington, visited in Wolf
Point this past week. Mrs. Shaw
is a sister to Mrs. Anfen Martin.
Miss Helen Gilbertson left Mon
day for her home in Towner, North
Dakota after spending a week vis-
iting her sister Mrs. Harry Ned
rud.
Mrs. Theodore Lee returned Wed
nesday evening from Great Falls,
Where she has been going through
the clinic. She is feeling somewhat
better.
Mrs. May Hutton left Monday
morning fur her home in Wahpe
ton, North Dakota. She spent two
weeks visiting at the P. M. Feda
home.
Mrs. Porsburg, Mrs. J. Steen,
Mrs. Grace Alvarod, Mrs. George
Bar wise, Mrs. J. T. Brownlee, and
Mrs. E. B. Styer went to Scobey
Friday.
Mrs. Einar Lund, accompanied by
her daughters Dr. Naomi Gene and
Ruth Elaine and Miss Patricia
Smith, left on Monday of last
week for Minneapolis and North
field. Minnesota. Enroute they
stopped at Moorhead, Minn., where
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sister. They will return to Wost
Point the latter part of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Long and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Lang of Poplar at
tended the Harvest Dinner at the
Catholic Church in Wolf Point
Sunday.
Mrs. R. E. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Randall and Mr. Steve Mor
mon left Saturday for Billings.
Mrs. Dunn is visiting her daughter
and family.
Mrs. Bob Berry and Mrs. H. J.
Borge made a business trip to Fra
zer Monday afternoon. They were
•selling tickets for the concert
association.
The Presbyterian Guild met
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. L. Clayton, Jr., Mrs. H.
Brown, Jr and Mrs Schreiber were
assistant hostesses After the busi
ness meeting lunch was served.
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