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Page Two
Wolf Point Local and Social Items
Style Show Deemed
Successful; BPWC
Election April 6
The Eighth Annual Style Show
held Friday evening. March 25. was
considered a success in spite of the
loss of attendance because of in
clement weather.
Members of the sponsoring Busi
ness and Professional Women's club
wish to express their appreciation
who assisted with the show in any
way.
Club members have received an
invitation from the Glasgow club
to attend their birthday meeting to
be held Monday. April 4. begin
ning at 7 p.m. in the Grill Case.
Those wishing to attend are asked
to ’notify Mrs. Hamil at phone 165.
The next meeting is scheduled
April 6 at 6:30 p.m. in the Hotel
Sherman. Guests at the meeting
will be Kenneth Karge and John
Bowker who will tell of their trip
to-the Music Encampment. All
members urged to attend since
business on the meeting will also
At Federated
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SPECIAL BUY OH EASTER TIES
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• RAYONS, FOULARDS, CREPES, SA
TINS
• ALL FABRICS ARE WRINKLE RE- Jk IB £A
SISTANT QU
Spark your Easter suit with a smart and B M
colorful new embroidered or hand paint
ed tie. Choose from the latest in color
combinations. Wool lined-tipped ends. All
are wrinkle resistant fabrics. Select yours
>today. Wonderful for gifts, too.
£ for MEN and BOYS J®
I I
:To Wear in the Easter Parade
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
I
Nylon Reinforced Neck
Boys' Polo Shirts
79c
A favorite. Washfast cotton.
Blazer 'stripes in a big color
range. Short sleeves. 4-10.
Always Better Buys at Federated
iivclude the election of new of
ficers.
TRINITY ALTAR GUILD
OFFICERS ELECTED
Trinity Altar Guild met last
Thursday evening in the church
parlors for their regular business
meeting. Election of officers was
held with Mrs. Duane Buettner,
president, Mrs. Peter Rotheisler,
vice-president and Mrs. Bob Fer
guson, sec.-treas.
Rev. W. Luedtke conducted a
Bible Quizz pertaining to Easter.
A delicious lunch was served by
the hostesses Mrs. Orville Reiner
and Mrs. Darwin Johannes.
CAST IN CONCORDIA PLAY
Donald Pattie, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Thompson has been
awarded an acting part in the
Henrik Ibsen Scandanavian dra
ma. “The Wild Duck."
The play, under the direction of
Mr. Donald Spencer, will be pre
sented in the Old Main Theater
of Concordia College. Moorhead.
Minnesota, April 28, 29, and 30 at
8:00 p.m.
3 95
• SANFORIZED BROAD
CLOTH
• JASON SHIRTS
This durable combed cotton
broadcloth dress shirt has a
fused collar guaranteed to out
wear the body of the shirt—or
a new shirt free. Barrel cuffs.
Sizes 14', a to 17. Sleeve lengths
32 to 34.
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Slrefch-to-fit Spun Nylon
Boys’ Socks
69c
Helanca spun nylon. Fancy
patterns, variety of colors.
Medium (7-8 1 2 ); Large (9-
10' 2 ).
Nursery Play Center
Special Classes
Begin on Monday
A special class for four-year olds
will be held at the Nursery Play
Center. 517 So. Benton, from 9 to
12 on weekdays beginning next
Monday. Reservations may be made
by calling 630 W.
Finger-pa inking. dramatization,
singing and a rhythm band will be
,mong the features presented.
Ruth Adolphson. who will be
teaching, is a graduate of Wheaton
College. Wheaton, Illinois, and
■pecialized in Early Childhood Ed
ucation at the lowa State Teachers
College.
Senior Women Send
Cash Gift For
Galen Chapel Fund
Fourteen members attended the
regular meeting of the Senior
I Women's Club Monday evening and
witnessed a TWA film, “Overseas
I Run.'’ A potluck lunch was served.
The meeting opened with a read
ing of the Easter Story by Mrs.
Paul Johnson.
The members voted to send $35
to the Galen Chapel fund, an inter
denominational chapel for the
benefit of patients at the sanitar
ium.
FAREWELL PARTY HONORS
MRS. FOSTER JOHNSON
Mrs. Foster Johnson, nee Lucile
Cloud was feted at a farewell par
ty held in the Elks Ladies Lounge
last Saturday afternoon. About
eighty guests were present. A des
sert luncheon was served by the
following hostesses: Mrs. Frank
Catlin. Mrs. R. D. Knapp. Mrs. J. C.
Moses, Mrs. W. C. Johnson. Mrs.
Wayne Gillette. Mrs. P. M. Feda,
Mrs. L. M. Clayton. Jr., Mrs. George
Rathert, Mrs. Robert Lowry and
Mrs. L. F. Bruggeman. Mrs. John
son was presented with a corsage
and a gift from the group.
Wedding Shower
The Sunnyside Community held
a Wedding Shower honoring Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Rhoads at the
Sunnyside School on Sunday after
] noon. About sixty friends, neigh
bors and relatives were present.
A pot luck lunch was served by
the hostesses Mrs. Murrel "Bud"
Braaten, Mrs. Harvey Berner and
Mrs. C. R. "Bud" Cahill. A two
| tier wedding cake was made and
decorated by Mrs. Harvey Berner.
The afternoon was spent visiting.
Mr. anil Mrs. Rhoads received
many nice and useful gifts.
Surprise Open House
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. "Bud” Ca
hill were feted at a surprise-open
house party on Sunday afternoon,
March 20, in their new basement
home. A social afternoon was spent
with a lunch served by Mrs. Vic
Bawden, Mrs. Murrel Braaten and
Mrs. Harvey Berner with the help
of friends. Guests included eighty -
six adults and forty-two children.
A silver purse was presented to
the Cahill's.
Attend Dance Festival
Among those attending the
Square Dance Festival held in
Scobey Saturday night were Dr.
and Mrs. R. D. Knapp, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee McCrea. Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. John
Stensland, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Krauth.
POINT
THEATRE
SHOW STARTS AT 8:00 P. M.
WITH SHORTS SHOWN BE
FORE AND AFTER THE FEA
TURE.
Fri. - Sat.
A pril 1-2
MATINEE SATURDAY 2:30 P.M.
I— I .
I
CARTOON and SHORTS
Sunday - Monday
A pril 3-4
Submarine®!
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OLSON
SHORTS and NOVELTOON
THE HERALD-NEWS, Roosevelt County, Wolf Point, Montana
Honoring Ricky Burt on his
fourth birthday anniversary were
Mary and Howard Smith. Rodney
Deborah and Randy Rhoads. Karen
and Kenneth Rotheisler, Nancy
Ann and Susan Rae Thorsen, Lyle
and Dana Slunaker, Denny O'Con
ner. Rocky Long. Darwin and Allen
Lee, Randy and Timmy Johannes,
Dean and Tommy Simensen,
Mickey Bryan. Pamela Jensen. Ka
ren Walter. Bruce and Jackie Mc-
Master and Dainne and Dennis
Jensen. The children enjoyed play
ing with balloons and other games.
Lunch was served. Rickey received
many nice gifts. The party was
held on Monday, March 28 at the
parental James A. Burt apartment.
Mrs. William Kurtz. Ina Larson
and Mrs. Margaret Gulhols enter
tained all the Elementary School
Teachers at the William Kurtz
apartment last Saturday afternoon.
Four tables of whist were in play
with prizes for high, second high
and guest won by Elsie Still, Don
na Cronk and Ann Paulson, re
spectively. Other guests present
were Hazel Talbot, Frances Dig
rans, Dorothy Graff, Violet Nelson.
Ijazel Sommars. Alice House. Ra
chel Strand, Sue Schmidt. Alice
Marshall. Gladys Bosch. Meredith
Bear, Mrs. Albert Jahnke, Mrs.
Marian Albers and Arlene Ginder,
Glendive.
Honoring Ray Olson, Jr., on his
tenth birthday aninversary were
Bobby Hosfield, Roger Fromdahl,
Donald Traeholt. Bruce Zimmer
man. Jimmy Ault. Dennis Olson,
Jimmy Beery, Stuart Wagnild,
Jerry Roy. Frank and Kenneth
Wiers. Alan Ahlberg, David Hoch,
Kenneth Rotheisler and Blaine Ha
gestad. The party was held follow
ing school on Tuesday, March 29 at
the parental Ray Olson home, 125
Hill Street. The boys enjoyed play
ing games outdoors. Ray received
many nice gifts. Lunch was served.
Honoring Mary Lou Allman on
her eleventh birthday anniversary
were Linda Rae Paulson, Loretta
Camrud. Elaine Lee. Sharon Seil
er. Sharon Hagestad and Carol
Steffani. The party Was held
LIBERTY
THEATRE
I ■
SHOW STARTS AT 8 P. M.
WITH SHORTS SHOWN BE
FORE AND AFTER THE
FEATURE.
Thurs. - Fri. - Sat.
Mar. 31, April 1-2
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With Genuine 4-Track, High
Fidelity Directional
STEREOPHONIC SOUND
Also CARTOON and NEWS
Sun. - Mon.
A pril 3-4
MATINEE SUNDAY 2:30 P. M.
' W ' TONY CURTIS
GLORIA DE HAVRI
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Giant wide screen
NEWS and CARTOON
Tues. - Wed.
April 5-6
RVlVincess
> ofthe^ile
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Cash Night
Tuesday
— Also —
A “Featurette" in Cinemascope
POPEYE CARTOON — SHORTS
Fourth Birthday
Teachers Feted
Tenth Birthday
Eleventh Birthday
Monday. March 28. following school
with a six o'clock dinner served
at the parental Ellis Allman home.
409 Benton. Mary Lou received
many nice gifts.
Birthday Club
Birthday Club met at the home
of Mrs. Max Fitz Simmons last
Thursday evening with Mrs. Ka
therine Sweeting as co-hostess. The
Belated-Birthday party honored
Mrs. Mary Delaney and Mrs. A. D.
Forsness. Pinochle was played
during the evening with prizes for
first, second, cut and low won by
Mrs. Mary Delaney. Mrs. Willard
Butzlaff, Mrs. Charlie Loendorf.
Mrs. Ben Battaani. Mrs. A. D. Fors
ness and Mrs. Thorvald Jensen, re
spectively. Other guests present
were Mrs. Russell Barnes .Mrs.
Frank Matejovsky and Mrs. Chris
Hansen. The honored guests re
ceived a gifts from the group.
Seventh Birthday
Terry Shrader was honored on
' her seventh birthday anniversary
' with a party last Saturday after
noon. An Easter Theme was used
in decorations and lunch. The
guests enjoyed playing games. Ter
. ry received many nice gifts. Guests
i helping her celebrate were Sheila
Koenig, Betty Ann Sassen, Nancy
Welzenbach, Joyce Rensvold,
i Georgie Hammer. C ir, lyn Grow.
| Lynn Shrader, Mary Beth Mc-
Cracken, Denise Taylor and Judy
Hanel.
Attend Dance Festival
Attending the Federation Square
Dance Festival held in Glendive
Saturday night were the following
couples from the local Prairie
Squares: Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Erickson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rens
vold. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hauge.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sorley, Mr. and
Mrs. Vic Bawden. Mr. and Mrs.
Murrel Braaten. Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Berner, Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Cahill. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eg
gebrecht, Mr. and Mrs. Bill White,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bogar and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geer.
Attend Rifle Shoot
Attending the National Rifle As
sociation Small Bore Rifle Section
al Championship Two-day Shoot at
Donnybrooks, N. D . over the week
end were Russell Scott, Lud Sa
tern, Norman Meyer, Charlie Ra
thert. Irvin Fast. C. J. "Chick"
Ferguson, Cliff Quam, Frazer and
Bill Gatlin, Poplar.
Fifteenth Birthday
Surprising Gracie Fitz Simmons
on her fifteenth birthday were
Cathleen Schreiber. Joan Bartel,
Vivian Roy. Beverly Taylor. Carla
Molzhon. Shari Eldridge. Lorna
Hansen. Barbara Battani. Cecilia
Hentgcs. Eileen Nitschke and Ruth
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Birthday Party
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fourth birthday anniversary with a
party last Wednesday afternoon.
March 23. The guests were Kristie
and Bradley Langagcr. Mary and
Johnny Bolgen. Roger Nygaard.
Bruce McMaster. Timmy and Va
rian Shumway and Dale Rada
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Lars Stensland. Mrs. Ole Stenslie.
Mrs. Arnold Herting. Mrs. R. E.
Dunn. Mrs. Burl Ault. Mrs. Sig
Hove and Mrs. Harvey Bryan. Jr.
A social evening was spent visiting
and sewing. Lunch was serveu.
Mrs. Hinton received a gift from
the group.
Meeting Held Tuesday
Presbyterian Womens' Missionary
Guild met Tuesday evening at
the W. E. Burni§on residence with
Mrs. Everl "Bud" Bilyeu. Mrs. El
len Hensrud and Hazel Sommars
co-hostesses. An Easter Theme was
carried out with lunch and decora
tions. Twenty-six guests were pre
sent. Plans were made to serve a
dinner to the Jamestown College
Choir prior to their performance
at the Elementary Gym this eve
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Birthday Party
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81st Birthday
Friends of Mrs Lillian Dwyer
honored her with an open house
celebration in her home Mond i?
afternoon in observance of hoi
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gifts from her admiring friends
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Gaylord Duane Hagen. 21
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