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Page Two
iWolf Point Local and Social Items
Woinen’s Civic Club
Plans Card Party
For Youth Funds
Ths Women’s Civic Club has
scheduled a Youth Activity Fund
card f>arty on Friday, Nov. 19, be
gim^g at 8 p.m. in the Elks Hall.
Prize* will be awarded in whist,
bridge and canasta, in addition to
the door prize.
Th( admission price of SI.OO will
include lunch. Proceeds will be ap
pliedttoward the skating rink proj
ect. •
Pl^ns were also made at the/ re
cent Ineeting in_the Wanda Rath
ert home to help other local
groups with the Christmas treats
for youngsters. Bemette Casey as
siste<£ the hostess at the meeting.
* Donations to Shodair, Florence
CritUfriden home and Fort Harri
son were also made. Members were
aske<£ to , bring gifts for the state
mental hospital.
Eight new members were wel
comed into the club. Lunch and
card# conclijded the evening.
Hl WE TREAT
M THEM ROYALLY!
Bk ' Every garment entrusted to the Cleaners
at Dasingers is a Royal Guest from the time
w^^M^fl it arrives, through every delicate operation
of cleaning. That’s why they come back
to you with that new-like appearance and
freshness of Spring! v
OU Dasinger’s I
TAILORS AND CLEANERS
“Where Cleaning Is an Art” H
PATTERSON'S
; -Style Shop
; wo hr point, Montana * r
[Rogers Lingerie
to Add spicy variety to gr' • nil
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BARBARA HANSON JOINS
CHOIR AT CONCORDIA
Barbara Hanson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Hanson, Wolf Point,
has been selected as a member qf
Concordia College Chapel Choir,
Moorhead, Minn., according to an
announcement by Earnest N. Har
ris, director.
The first appearance of the choir
will be at the annual Christmas
concert Dec. 10, 11 and 12. The
Chapel Choir will also present a
concert next spring in conjunction
with the Women’s Choir which is
also under direction of Harris.
SECOND BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATED SATURDAY
Karen Rotheisler celebrated her
second birthday with a party held
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Rotheisler last Sat
urday afternoon. The room was
decorated with balloons and lunch
was served. Karen received many
gifts. Guests were Ricky and David
Burt .Howard and Mary Smith,
Timothy and Randy Johannes, Car
oline Olson and Kiyo Lynn Har
ada. All mothers were also pre
sent.
THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Engagement of
Miss Lena Dyck
Announced Here
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MR. AND MRS. HERBERT
DYCK, Wolf Point, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Lena, to Edward Hoch, also of
Wolf Point. No wedding date has
been set.
Three Local Girls
Win Membership
In Alpha Zeta
Polly Bilyeu, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Everl Bilyeu; Katherine Free
man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
G. Freeman, and Peggy Jean Meis
ter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Meister, all of Wolf Point,
have been accepted as pledges of
the Alpha Zeta Society for women.
They are enrolled as freshmen at
Jamestown College, Jamestown,
N. D. Rush week was climaxed by
pledge parties on Nov. 6.
MRS PEYTON TERRY
HONORED AT SHOWER
Mrs. Payton Terry was honored
at a pink and blue shower last
Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. Henry H. Arndt witn Mrs.
L. R. Hovey, co-hostess. The eve
ning was spent playing cards and
in a social visit. The guest of
honor received many gifts. Lunch
was served. Guests were Mrs.
Jim Terry, Mrs. Frank Harada,
Mrs. Don Zimmerman, Mrs. H. J.
Langager, Mrs. Floyd Whitmus,
Mrs. Alfred O. Johnson, Mabel
Hackley, Mrs. H. J. Borge and
Mrs. Buddy Smith.
BROWNIE TROOP
ENTERTAINS MOTH<flfl
Brownie Troop No. 7 entertained
their mothers at a tea in the club
room at the Lowell Burnison home
last Monday following school.
Fourteen members were awarded
their Brownie pins.
A pantomine of the First
Thanksgiving was presented by the
troop. ,
Project work was on display for
all mothers to observe. Leaders
for this troop are Mrs. Al Nelson,
Mrs. Norman Berg and Mrs. Lowell
Burnison.
ATTEND SCOTTISH RITE
ACTIVITIES IN GREAT FALLS
Among the many who took the
Scottish rites in Great Falls and
the Shrine rites in Helena last
week were A. O. Opgrande. Wolf
Point, Dave Dick, Four Buttes,
and Mike Traynor, Peyton Ben
nett, Joe Dixon, James Melena,
Roy Killenbeck and Hub Ames
all of Scobey.
Margaret Phyllis and Mary Lou
Lee of Richey spent the week-end
at the Frederick Dalton home.
PATTERSON'S
Wolf point, Mont. Siijfe e)ljop
BRIGHT WINTER STARS
in our hand-picked group of
Flattering Junior Fashions
You’ll find your A 4
favorite colors i
and fabrics — V
all priced within
the budget of
I jfl)
most anyone.
Sizes 7to 15. x I T\T '
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Priced from 12.95 to 39.95
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Bruggeman
left Sunday for Kalispell and Great
Falls.
.Kenneth Voss was a business vis
itor in Helena and Great Falls last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Buchanan,
Glendive, visited, in Wolf Point
this week .
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson left
Wednesday for Great Falls where
Mr. Johnson will conduct a meet
ing of the Elks Lodge there.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Johnson in Poplar were
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johnsori. .
John Heiland, Poplar, visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick Dalton over the week-end.
Mrs. Melvin Jacobson spent a
couple of days last week visiting
and shopping in Great Falls, Mont.
Tuesday evening dinner guests at
the Ben Harada apartment were
Mr. and Mrs. Burke Taylor and
children.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bel
cher were Delphine Crausc and
Charles Foil.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery
are returning today after a ten
day trip to Boise, Idaho, where
they visited Harvey Montgomery.
APPLIANCE
BUYS
of the year!
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Clothes come out completely
sanitary and sweet-smelling—
and so soft and wrinkle free,
30% of your wash needs no
ironing!
Zenith’s “Turret Top Twins”
—Automatic Washer and Auto
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better washdays! Come in today
. . . see all our value packed,
low-cost Zenith appliances at
our SAVE-U appliance display.
$173.15
Marshall - Wells
Wolf Point
Mr. L. Montgomery was also at
tending to business matters.
Alvin Johnson, Gonvick, Minn.,
has ben visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Montgomery
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Morns Nygaard
and children were Sunday dinnei
guests at the Howard Harmon
home in Sidney.
'Mrs. H. E. Wilson was honored
with a birthday dinner Saturday
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Wilkins.
Mrs. Loran Casey and Mrs. Hen
ry H. Arndt spent a couple of days
last week visiting relatives and
friends in Bozeman.
Mrs. Cliff Schillinger and child
ren, Glasgow, is spending the week
visiting at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Boyd Rada.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sirokman,
Culbertson, spent Tuesday visiting
at the home of Mrs. Sirokman’s
sister, Mrs. Norman Berg.
Mrs. Orville Ingebretson has ac
cepted a teaching position for the
remainder o fthe -school term at
YOUTH ACTIVITY FUND
Card Party
WHIST — BRIDGE — CANASTA
FRIDAY, NOV. 19 — 8 P. M.
ELKS HALL
LUNCH and PRIZES
DOOR PRIZE
Admission SI.OO
Sponsored by Women’s Civic Club
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F PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24 ”
TURKEYS
SWANSON'S F" /
Bi OVEN-READY NO. 1 L J
HEN TURKEYS 3J
DO NOT CONFUSE THESE BIRDS WITH THE PRICE OF LIVE TURKEYS OR
NEW YORK DRESSED. THESE ARE NO. 1 BIRDS, OVEN-READY, Very Nice!
NO.l
OVEN-READY. LB. /I Q<
TOM TURKEYS H’S
SHOP HERE FOR EVERYTHING FOR THAT BIG THANKSGIVING FEAST
Crisp, Green Stalks Each
CELERY 15c
BACON -55 c
Armour’s STAR LB.
HAMS 53c
KLEENEX 2 for 45c
Your SU PER VALU Food Store
[W
the Turner School, McCone Coun
ty, Which is southwest of Wolf
Point.
Mrs. Oliver Montgomery and
Mrs. Kaster Simensen and child-
Ten spent the week-end visiting
relatives in Harlem and Havre.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gillette
spent a few days last week visiting
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Wright, in Mis
soula. ' *
Sam Durham, Baker, Mont., spent
a couple of days this week visit
ing his father, R. C. Durham, who
has been confined to the Trinity
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling McKinney
and family, and Mr. and Mrs. A.
McKinney of Culbertson visited
at the Harold Seiler residence
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. BurLAult and fam
ily returned last Friday from
Rothsay, M»inn., where they had
visited Mrs. Ault’s mother and
other relatives.
Sharon Seiler entertained at a
party on her tenth birthday, Satur
day, Nov. 13. Ten of her class-
PHONE
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AULT’S
mates were present for the oc
casion. Ggmes were played for
prizes and lunch was served. Shar
on received many nice gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rotheisler,
Bateman. Sask., Canada, are spend
ing a few days visiting at the
home of his brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Rotheisler.
r
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Eva Crause were Sgt. and Mrs.
Ted Crause Henry Schauer, Sco
bey, Mr. and Mrs. James Marshall,
Wilbur Marshall, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Sergent and son Robert an<
anyone can serve perfect hot Rolls with
Sweetheart Brownn’Serve
oven rolls !
T
■
, NOW AT YOUR GROCERS «
LONG ISLAND POUND
Ducklings 59
Libby’s 17-oz. Tins
Fruit Cocktail 2 tor 49c
23-oz. Tins
Sweet Potatoes 25c
Duncan Hines
Cake Mix 3 tor 95c
POWDERED SUGAR. 3-LB. BAG
RED ROOSTER COFFEE. . . LB. lit
FREE
DELIVERY
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1854
Charles Poll.
Marvin Kerdina. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Ferdina met with an
accident with his horse Sunday
and is confined to the Trinity Hos
pital with a broken hip.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
AT JENSEN HOME
Mrs. Eddie Rothe and Mrs. Lloyd
Jensen were guests of honor at
a birthday party held at the Leon
ard Jensen home last Tuesday
evening. After a social evening,
lunch was served to the following
I guests ,Mrs. Jack McMaster. Mrs.
L^uuiul

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