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Wolf Point Local and Social Items
Degree of Honor
Annual Banquet
Draws 53 Members
The Degree of Honor Protective
Association, Lodge No. 58. held
their Annual Banquet on Wednes
day, March 16 in the Presbyterian
church * parlors with fifty-three
members.
Pretent Mrs. Walter Wiers who
was in charge of the entertainment
and inspection had used a Western
Story Book Theme. Part of the
entertainment was supplied by
David Arndt who played piano
and hafmonica selections.
National and State officers Mrs
Anna Wooley and Mrs. Edna Quehn
respectively, were present. Also
present were fourteen members
from the Glasgow Lodge No. 81
with Mis. Dorothy Bartch. presi
dent and is a daughter of Mrs. E
Quehn.
Five new members were accept
ed into’tthe Lodge through Initia
tion and transfer. Following the
entertainment coffee and cookies
were served. The local Degree of
Honor is sponsoring the American
Red Cross for this community with
Mrs. Jerry Jensen as City Chair
man.
Women’s Civic Club
Votes Financial Aid
For Polio Vaccine
Members of the Women's Civic
Club have voted to finance the
expense' of serum and needles for
the Salk polio inoculations for
first and second grade children
scheduled this spring.
The project was approved at the
regular meeting held Monday.
March 21 at the home of Vivian
Nees with Dorothy Kurokawa as
sisting.
A committee was appointed to
contact the city officials and de
termine what type of landscaping
could be done at the swimming
pool.
A donation was received from
the American Legion Auxiliary for
the Skating Rink and members ex
pressed-their appreciation.
DANCING
AT YOUR
ELKS CLUB
MUSIC STYLED
BY
HOWARD TURNER
of Sidney
SATURDAY, MARCH 26
— Elks Only —
YOUR VOTE FOR x
C. C. Funk
FOR RE-ELECTION
MAYOR
CITY OF WOLF POINT
WILL BE APPRECIATED
I pledge a continued program
of good government for our city
C. C. FUNK
PoL Advt. — Inserted and paid for by C. C. Funk, Wolf Point.
Birthday Honored
Gay Lynn Scourey was feted
with a party on her eleventh
birthday anniversary last Wednes
day following school. The guests
enjoyed playinig games in-and
outdoors. Gay Lynn received many
nice gifts. Mrs. Ben Youngkin, her
grandmother and Mona Scourey,
her sister served a delicious lunch.
Guests present were Betty Karge,
Judy Pickthorn. Judy Ann Lek
vold, Joan Boyd, Beverly Appel
gren. Joan Edwards. Donna Nel
son. Dianna Madison, Sheila Rada,
Emily Toavs, Donna Lynn O'Con
ner, Judy Wolf, Diane Mahlum.
Charlotte Okland. and Peggy Pier
cy was unable to attend as she
was in the hospital.
Birthday Party
Varian Hope Shumway recent
ly celebrated her third birthday a i
niversary at the home of her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shum
way. Guests enjoyed playing games
and birthday cake and ice cream
were served. Varian received many
nice gifts. Guests included Mrs.
Vic Heier and children Jody and
Mickey, Mrs. Douglas Mahlum anc
children Dean and Joann. Mrs.
Keith Bryan and sons Mickey and
George, Mrs. Boyd Rada and son
Michael. Cathy Taylor. Mrs. Ken
neth Gruefe and son David and
Mrs. James Rada.
Junior Degree of Honor
The Junior Degree of Honor
Protective Association held their
Inspection last Saturday evening.
March 19. in the Farmers Union
Hall. Mrs. Anna Wooley, Nation
al President, was present to see
six new members initiated. There
were fifteen mothers as guests and
twenty-nine children present. Mrs.
Ray Kelberer. Junior Director,
served lunch following initiation.
A social time was enjoyed by the
children playing games.
Eleventh Birthday
Johnny Parkhurst was feted on
his eleventh birthday anniversary
last Friday afternoon with a party.
The guests enjoyed playing games
and birthday cake and ice cream
were served. Johnny received
many nice gifts. Guests were Larry
Schieving. Ben Butzlaff. Larry-
Legare, Gary Rosinger. Jim Otrem
ba and his sister Beverly Park
hurst.
New Candidates of
Catholic Daughter
Initiated Sunday
At the Catholic Daughter Ini
tiation held Sunday in the Parish
Hall, the following new candidates
were initiated: Mrs Sarah Beauch
man. Helen Cheeney, Mrs. Mary
J. Bushman. Mrs. Albert Loendorf,
Mrs. Leonard Loendorf. Mrs.
Blanche Puckett, Mrs. Fred See
bart, Mrs. Mike Vukelich, Evelyn
Day. Mrs. Joyce McGeshich. Mrs.
D. R. Wilkinson. Mrs. Leßoy Cody,
Mrs. Leo Cody, and Mrs. Robert
Birkland.
These ladies received communion
in a body at the 8 o'clock Mass
followed by a no-host breakfast
served in the Parish Hall. The in
itiation started at 2 with Benedic
tion at 4:30.
A six o'clock refreshment course
was served in the Parish Hall with
Mrs. Catherin McNahan. State Re
gent. Great Falls, addressing the
group. ,
Attend Conference
Attending the Circuit Workers'
Conference of the WMF held in
Glasgow on Tuesday of this week
were Mrs. H. J. Borge. Mrs. Robert
Beery. Mrs. Piercy Peterson. Mrs.
Ralph Okland. Mrs. Halvor Lien.
Mrs. L. R. Hovey, Mrs. Les Zim
merman. Mrs. Harold Thorsen. Mrs.
Julius Gess. Mrs. Nels Lund. Mrs.
Bruce Brookman, Mrs. Eddy Bach.
Mrs. John Stensland, Jr.. Mrs. Ken
neth Sethre. Mrs. Andrew Peter
son. Mrs. John Neubauer. Jr., Mrs.
Albert Dahl, and Mrs. Leonard
Sundell.
Third Birthday
Mrs. Douglas Mahlum entertain
ed at a party honoring her daughter
Joann on her third birthday anni
versary on Friday. A Walt Disney
Theme was carried out with home
movies shown. The guests enjoyed
supper served following the mo
vies. Joan received many nice
gifts. Guests were Charlene and
Linda Marquardt, Pat, Tom and
Karen Ault, Mark and Mary Lar
son and Larry Gruefe.
Daughter Born
Word has been received that a
daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Hartman. Miles City on
March 16 weighed 6 lbs. 2 oz. and
has been named Diane Elizabeth.
Mrs. Hartman is the former Vir
ginia Shumway. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Shumway. Sr. now have
thirty grandchildren and one
great-grandson.
Parents of Son
Word has been received that a
son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Forsness in Augusta. Geor
gia. on March 17 weighing seven
pounds. 15 ounces. He has been
named Layne Arthur. Dewey is
with the Army in Augusta and has
qualified to be an instructor in
radio work.
Dutch Lunch
' Mrs. Russell Ahlberg entertained
at a Dutch Lunch and refresh
ments honoring Lud Ahlberg in
his new apartment at 500 Blaine.
Whist was played throughout the
evening. Guests were Charlie
Howe. Alfie Hickel. Louis Legare,
James Daly, James E. Gallagher,
William J. Johnson and Russell
Ahlberg.
Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Don Nelson and Mrs. Nor
man Hauge entertained at a bridge
dessert luncheon in the Don Nel-
I son residence last Friday evening.
Five tables of bridge were in play.
Prizes for high, low, and traveling
were won by Mrs Baxter Larson,
Mrs. H. J. Borgrf and Mrs. Paul
Kamp, respectively. A St. Patr.ck's
Day Theme was carried out.
Mr. and Mrs. John Greenwood.
Connie DeWitt. Sue Randall and
Margaret Heser attended the An
nual District Soil Conservation
Dinner held at the Armory in Cul
bertson on Tuesday evening of
this week. Mr. Greenwood reported
on his trip to San Diego and the
girls supplies music during the
dinner. It was a well-attended
meeting in spite of the bad wea
. ther.
I Mr. and Mrs. Max Fitz Simmons
j and daughters Gracie and Mrs. Leo
Schillinger spent the weekend
1 visiting at the Tom Fitzsimmons
and Willis Lee homes in Billings.
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Spending Tuesday evening at the
Percy Peterson home was Mrs.
Bruce Brookman.
Mary Rowan left last Tuesday
for Rochester, Minn., where she
will seek medical aid.
Spending Friday night in Miles
City were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Nail and Mr. and Mrs. Del Kem
per.
Visiting at the parental home of
Mrs. Belva Garoutte is Mrs. Roger
Smith and daughter Dawn, Glen
dive.
Mrs. Margaret Hubbard and Mrs.
Oline Lund visited at the home
of Mrs. Al Huber Monday after
noon.
P. F. Eldridge spent Tuesday af
ternoon of this week attending a
J. C. Penney Co. meeting held in
Minot.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Porter enter
tained the L. D. S. Fireside Group
in their home in Poplar on Sun
day evening. ,
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Marsh re
turned to their home after travel
ing 9000 miles while vacationing
in the south.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Rhoads were Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Morin and Mr. and
Mrs. Minor Grendahl.
Visiting at the home of her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George
Jensen in Oswego over the weekend
was Shari Lynn Jensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Casey re
turned last Thursday from a two
months vacation trip through parts
of California and Arizona.
Mrs. George Gillette. Sr . return
ed last Monday after spending
some time visiting relatives and
friends in Valier and Shelby.
Last Wednesday evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ha
rada and daughter Kiyo Lynn.
M. K. Duley, Portland. Ore . was
on business in Wolf Point several
days last week and also visited ar
the A. O. Opgrande residence.
Mrs. Jerry Jensen spent the week
end visiting at the home of her
brother and family Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Nelson, Stanford. Mont.
Jack Feick returned to his home
in Nashua on Monday of this week
after spending the past six weeks
in the VA Hospital in Miles City.
Mary Jeanette Appelgate held
a slumber party in her home last
Friday night. Guests were Connie
Parkhurst and Suzanne Brownlee.
Carol Peterson spent last week
end visiting at the parental Piercy
Peterson home from her studies at
Concordia College. Moorhead. Minn.
Visiting at the home of their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Trites are Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. Woodbury, St. Paul,
Minn.
—
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Lockwood I
left Wednesday of this week for
a short visit at the parental home
of Mrs. Lockwood in Livingstone,
Mont.
Mrs. James A. Burt entertained
at a coffee party in her apartment
last Monday afternoon. Guests
were Mrs. Ezra Rhoades and child- ■
ren, Mrs. Darwin Johannes and
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Long the most popular hat in the West— where a
man and his Stetson are inseparable—the Stetson
Open Road has also journeyed eastward. Business
and professional men, both East and West, hare
taken it to their hearts and heads. There’s per
sonality and individuality in it for you, too.
Ask to see it today.
The FAD
O. C. DON
sons and Mrs. Ben Harada and
daughter Kiyo Lynn and Lana and
Kali Taylor.
John Nitschke and son Charles
returned Friday evening from
Great Falls where they had new
Challenge mixers mounted on their
trucks.
Martin Sethre recently returned
to Wolf Point after spending some
time in Seat’le where his son Glen
was stationed while serving in the
Armed Forces
Genanne Norheim celebrated her
sixth birthday anniversary with a
part} last Tuesday afternoon at the
parental Selby Norheim home at
426 Dayton Street.
Ruth Blankenship spent the
weekend visiting at the parental
Mark Blankenship home. Ruth is
attending the Northwest Bible In
stitute. Minneapolis.
Visitors at the Roy Hansen farm
home on Sunday wree Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Wilkins and children.
Hans Hansen. Neil Hansen, and
Mr. and Mrs. George Beck.
Mrs. Verdon Spencer and daugh
.er Rhonda. Midland, M;ch visi'ed
at the Mark Blankenship home a
few days last week and also visit
ed other relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Knudson.
Sea-tie. Wash . have been visiting
at the Howard Lapke hon.e. The
Kncdsons are now living at the
Henry Shipstead ranch mar Sco
bey.
Returning last Wednesday after
spending a month visiting relatives
and friends in and around Hot
Springs. S. D., were Mr. and Mrs.
Jim O'Conner and sons Denny and
Pat.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Eaton held
a farewell party for Bill Hoch
berger. who is leaving for the
Navy, in their home last Mon
day evening. Eighteen guests were
present.
Ann Paulson and Meredith Bear
entertained at a dinner last Fri
day evening in their apartment.
Guests were Hazel Talbot. Rachel
Strand. Margaret Gulhols and Ina
Larson.
A birthday dinner honoring Mrs.
I.ee Cowen was held at the home
of Mrs. Harry Stebbins with Mrs.
R. E. Dunn co-hostess on Saturday
evening. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Randall and children Sue
an<l Jay B . Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Rummage Sale
Saturday
MARCH 26
• at
Farmers Union
Hall
Sponsored by Presbyterian Guild
BAKE SALE
Saturday
MARCH 26
at
Dasingers
SPONSORED BY THE
LUTHER LEAGU^
— Up
Montgomery. Mr and Mrs. Cliff
Rogers. Dr. R E. Dunn and Lee
Cowen.
I. D S. Fireside Group met at
the Randall Johnson home last
Sunday evening with twenty-five
people present. Mrs. Johnson serv
ed lunch following an inspirat.onal
discussion.
Mr. and Mrs Cliff Schellinger
and children Al. Shelley and Kristi
Kim. Glasgow, spent the weekend
visiting at the Boyd Rada home
and also visited ot..er friends and
acquaintances.
Mary Greenwood. Ruth Hovers -
land and Pat Beck spent last week
end visiting at their parental homes
in Wolf Point from their nurses
training at the Deaconess Hospital
in Great Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bridges left
Tuesday for Casper. Wyo.. with
a load of furniture for Mr. and
Mrs. John Davy Davy is employed
there by an oil company. He moved
to Casper recently.
Mr. and Mrs Rober' Stephens
and children recently moved to
Spokane. Wash. where they will
make tneir new home. Robert is
employed with the Northwest Al
loys Co. in that city
Dorcas Circle of the WMF of
First Lutheran will meet this aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. John
Lindsay with Mrs. Sig Lund as
sisting hostess. Mrs. Nels Lund
will present the topic.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery
were in Sidney on Sunday accom
panied by Mrs John Swendsied
who returned to her home in Sid
ney after spending about ten days
visiting in Wolf Point.
There will be an Old-Time Dance
at Chicken Hil! Chapel on Friday.
March 25. The public is invited
with a fifty-cent cover charge per
person. This dance is sponsored by
the L. D S. Sunday School.
Lois Warmbrod arrived home
Wednesday of this week for a few
days vacation during Spring Quar
ters. Lois was on a trip with the
Montana State College Band dur
ing the first part of this week.
Mrs George Beck entertained at
a buffet-style lunch. Guests were
Margaret Hubbard. Mrs R. E. Far
ris. Mrs. Chas. Hamblin. Mrs. H. V.
Johnson. Mrs Harry Whitmus.
Olive Thornburg. Addie Carpenter.
Mr and Mrs Donald Carpenter.
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Colleen and Cathleen. Mrs. Ger
trude McFarland called later in
the evening.
Rebecca Circle of the WMF of
First Lutheran will meet this aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs Mel
vin Jacobson with Mrs. Einar Lum
assisting hostess. Mrs Katherine
Sweeting will present the top.c.
Mr. and Mrs Glen Bolgen and
children returned on Monday af
er spending the weekend visiting
•elatives in Velva and Williston
N D. Peter A Bo.cen returned
with them to visit in Wolf Point.
Martha Circle of the WMF of
First Lutheran will meet this aft
ernoon March 24. at the parson
age. A potluck lunch will be serv
ed. Mrs Halvor Lien will give the
Third topic on the Book of Luke
Spending a lew days at their
parental homes this week between
Spring Quarter at Montana State
College. Bozeman, are Tommy
Cook. Roy Wright. John Newman.
Norman Vine and Bruce A Buzz
Lund.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Harada enter
tained at a birthday dinnei in
celebration of Kali Taylor s third
birthday anniversary last Sunday.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. \ic
Heier and children and Denice and
Lana Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. George Loftus left
last week for Santa Barbara.
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WOLF POINT ASSEMBLY OF GOD
6‘6 4th Ave. N.
Revival Meetings every night
but Mon. and Sat.
EVANGELIST HUGH (ANTELO‘I
of Washington speaking
The “Singing Evangelist” from CJGX
Yorkton, Sask. will be with us ail
this week
Come and Enjoy Our ,
Orchestra, Good Gospel . ‘
Singing and Preaching
Friday—Special Musical night -J'
Each night at 7.30 p.m. jy?' *
P. M. CANTELON. Pastor K/ ’ X-aU
THURSDAY. MARCH 24. W
California, where Mr Los
Utund a conference of it.
men. Leading agents of Nev. Y
Life throughout the region
attend the meeting.
Mrs Dan Cooper and son? I
Ed and Daniel Jr., from P.>
Wash, are visiting their bi
and uncle Ed McMahon v r
seriously ill at the Trinity Ho
tai. They are also visiting :
friends in Wolf Point.
Sarah Circle of the WMF
First Lutheran will meet th; .
nmg. March 24. at the K<
Smith home with Mrs Milton .'
jenberg and Mrs Ole Stem ■
srsting hostesM s Mrs. Hou
Hvecm will present the topic
Naomi Circle of the VMI
First Lutheran "id meet |.
Tuesday event: r March 29 at f
home of Mrs S. V Nedrud
Mrs. Arvid Moe and Mi Io
Johnson assisting hostess's M
Kastor Simonsen will pres< nt t
topic.
Mis. E. w Montgomery ■
tained at a lunch'-on in m ;
last Thursday honorug Mr
Swendsied. a s. v ter <•! M
Montgomery. Gm ; ' " M
E Dunn. Mrs Ellis II-
Ray Smith and Mrs Lloyd M
g ornery.
Dennis Casey a i E; •
spent a few days this v K
ing at the parental hon ■ i
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