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THE SUNDAY MISSOULIAN, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 21, 1939. 3 Graduating Girl The Paxson School Presents "Pandora" Glen Breneman Honor Guest at Plains Shower Bitter Root Society News 1 4 i 1 J. A 1 torn- Shower in Honor Of Miss Sherwin At Grafton Home Mrs. Aisthorpe Gives Luncheon For Bridge Club 7 AM. Reserves Honor Guests at Party Corvallis, May 20.

High school graduates who were Girl Reserves of Troop 1 were honored Tuesday evening with a party given by the retired leaders, Mrs. Gerald Gibbons and Miss Beth Applebury, at the Gibbons home. Assisting the hostesses were two Junior members, Marie Barr and Loyce Simmoas. The honor guests were Wilma Whitesitt. Wilma Foreman, Doris and Dorothy Adams.

Lu Rea Cobb, Edna Felix, Lucile Chaf-fin, Lcota Poll, Dovie Ann Dye, Lois Brooks, Pauline Boyer and Josephine Pickercll. Old Hat Show? An old hat show was held Tuesday afternoon at the community house by the United Aid society. The prettiest hat award went to Mrs. James D. St.

John and Mrs. Jamie D. Lear got the award for the oldest, having two that had belonged to her mother some 54 years ago. Tea was served to Mrs. St.

John, Margaret Slack, Mrs. Thomas J. Smithey and Mrs. Lee Simmons. y.

Plains. Mav 20 Mrs. Frank Mathews and Miss Patricia Bell wem hostesses Thursday evening at th Mathews home at a miscellaneous shower and pnrty for Miss Glen Breneman, home eemomies instructor of the Plains sehool, whose marriage to Arthur Elnfeldt of Anaconda will take plare in June. Court whist was played. Miss Breneman was presented with gifts bv Mrs.

Mathews, Mrs. H. A. Davee, Mrs. Floyd R.

Horton, Mrs. John Vander Ark, Mrs. Harvey Borchers, Mrs. Emeison Richardson, Patricia Bell, Adeline Beavers, Jo Callaghan, Shirley Easton, Audrey Edmonds, Catherine Flvnn. Mary Ellen Hunter and Betty Strand.

Final Meeting Held. Members of the Plains Women's club met at the home of Mrs. M. C. Livingston for the last meeting of the year Tuesday afternoon.

Re-eently-elected officers presided. They are Mrs. Emerson Richardson, i 1 4 Operators Given Farewell Party By Mrs. DeWitt i Victor, May E. R.

Dc Witt entertained Thursday evening, honoring Bculah Young, Vera Hln-man and Genevieve Young. Other guests were Mrs. Alice Hickey, Frances Chilson, Mrs. W. Young and Mr.

and Mrs. De Witt, Each of the honor guests was presented with a gift, In appreciation of their many years of service as operators of the Victor telephone system. With the Installation of the automatic telephone system, these young ladies will be transferred to other offices of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company. Beulah Young will go to Sheridan and Miss Hinman and Genevieve Young will work in the Missoula dpeartment. The party closed with refreshments.

Seventy-Second Birthday. Mrs. Mary Psenda was surprised Saturday when many of her neighbors and friends arrived with gifts, flowers and refreshments, including a beautiful birthday cake. The occasion was Mrs. Psenda's seventy-second birthday.

Guests included Mrs. Steve Boskis, Mayme Boskis, Mrs. S. B. Puyear, Phyllis Miller, June Davenport, Mrs.

Earl Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stevensville, May 20. Mrs. C.

L. Aisthorpe entertained at a dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. James Haley in compliment to the Contract Bridge club Monday afternoon. The guests were Mrs. Morris St.

John, Mrs, Nell Flanagin, Mrs. Joy Wood. Mrs. Dayton Lockridge, Mrs. Joel P.

Antrim, Mrs. S. Irvine, Mrs. P. C.

Higglns, Mrs. J. M. Nelson, Mrs. Clifford Cannon.

Mis, N. E. Korn, Mrs. Stanley Antrim and Mrs. A.

Hamilton. Senior Breakfast. The Stevensville Women's club was host at a senior breakfast in honor of the graduating class and the faculty. The social committee, with Mrs. Dayton Lockridge as chairman, was in charge.

Mrs. S. H. Irvine presided, giving the invocation and welcome to the class. The response was given by Leonard Heath, president of the senior class.

The program also included numbers by Joyce Whitesitt, Mr. Caneen, Mrs. N. E. Korn, Mrs, Charles Huwald.

Mrs. J. G. Kohl and Charlein Huwald. Hamilton.

May Willie May Sherwin, whose marriage to Harold Hagen of Stevensville is to be an event of May 28, was honored by a pre-nuptial shower at the home of Mrs. Jean Grafton and her mother, Mrs. McHcnry Grafton, Tuesday evening. Forget-me-nots and violets brightened tables for a dessert supper and the rooms of the Grafton home were filled with lilacs and tulips. Contract and Chinese checkers were diversion until the gift time and awards for cards went to Mrs.

Milton Byrd and Mrs. George B. Taylor, and to Mrs. James Oliva and Mrs. Hersman Sherwin for the checkers.

Others In the company were Mes-dames Fred Roberta, George Blakes-lee, Perley Blood, John Sullivan, Margaret LeSuer. George Anderson, Glen McLaren, Glen Kohls, Hugh Elmore, Paul Erlrkson, Norman Brown, William Fisk, Roy Tillman, Lawrence Wanderer, L. H. Sutton, Paul Sherman, Lloyd Davis, Lawrence Prather, J. Johnston, H.

W. Klessig, Gard Lockwood, Susan Sherwin, Mrs. Clarence Hagen and Mrs. Fred Hagen of Stevensville, Misses Sherwin, Mary Walker, Virginia Crutchfield and Anna Wagner. Miss Sherwin is county superintendent of schools and her fiance is a well-known ranchman of the Three Mile district.

Above are principals and chorus of the operetta presented during the week pupils of the Paxson school. Bottom row, left to right: Idell Jones, Phyllis Moore. Barbara Wingo, Alice Wcsche, Tat Keeley, Jean Olson, Ralph Arnold, Lois Connell, Leo McAllep, Carolyn KirKwood, Shirley Ramaker, Florence Wildman. Middle row: Ray Olson, John Porter, Tom Lommasson, Elfreda Guettler, Anna Jo Kelley, Rob lleyer, Phyllis Jones, Marian Radgley, George Boyd, David Line, Carl Hendrickson, Lorraine Bailley. Nancy Brcchhill, Jim Dore, Florence Adams, Jo Ann Blair, Bill Jesse, Jack Cramer, Gloria Fahnlander, Betty Rac Teirce, Tommy Lou Rush, Virginia Woods, Lila Leo Lister, Thelma Johnson, Dorothella Ketchum, Harvey Debolt, Russell Pulliani, Helen Robbins.

Top row: Margaret Garrison, Colleen McCarthy, Helen Gillespip. Fred Moody, Danny Mason. Joanne Wightman, Patsy Noel, Adelle Cheney, Marion Fisher, Ruby Warmoth, Joan Xonl and Helen DcJarnette. president: Mrs. Dale T.

Shook, vie president; Mrs. Marshall Wood, secretary, and Mrs. John Lewellen, treasurer. "Alaska' was the theme of a talk by Mrs. Ford S.

Burdlck. Refreshments were served by Mrs. M. C. Livingston, Mrs.

H. A. Davee arid Mrs. R. C.

Livingston, to Mesdames Shook. Willard P. Willis, Wood, Dean S. Shaver. Wesley W.

Scott, Richardson, Redding, I.eo Redding, Dr. O. S. Meany, lewellen. Katherir.e Kcttlewell.

E. L. Johnson. Charles G. Johnson, Ford S.

Burdlck, M. B. Mendenhall and Harvey Borchers. as "F.plmetlieus;'' Itiil ni "QuickMlver;" Betty K.ie peirre as "Love;" Alice Wesclje, -Lies;" Ralph Arnold. "Anger;" Loi.s Connell.

"De-celt;" Barbara Wlngn. "Spite;" Io McAllep, "Worry;" Carolvn Kirk-wood, Jean Olson, "Sirk-ne," and Pat Keeley, "Pandora," an operetta by E. LcMassena founded on Hawthorne's story, "The Paradise of Children," was performed Monday evening at 8 o'clock by members of the Paxson school. A capacity crowd attended the operetta which was directed by Miss Gladys Steven, music instructor, and Pearl Johnson, in charge of speaking. All the department teachers cooperated in making the play a success.

The principals included Gloria Fahnlander, as "Pandora;" Florence Adams as "Hope;" Tommy Lou Rush Methodist Aid Society. The Methodist Ladies' Aid society held a no-hostess meeting at the church Thursday afternoon. A Dole, Mrs. W. W.

Flowers, Gladys Mother's day program was given by Mrs. Earl Whitesitt, Mrs. Victor imcnt Mrs. Webber. Compli Social Gatherings.

Central board of the State University, a company of 25 men and women, motored to Corvallis Tuesday evening for a fried-chicken dinner at the Brooks hotel. The birthday of Mrs. Bert Stoll was celebrated Sunday with a breakfast party, given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. Gilson. The repast was served at 7 o'clock to Mr. and Mrs. Stoll and son; Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Felix, Mr. and Mrs. Parson Pile and son; Mr. and Mrs.

Byron Price and Mr. and Mrs. Gil-son. Ten members of the Town Pinochle club enjoyed a 7 o'clock dinner Saturday evening at the Brooks hotel and an evening of cards with Dr. and Mrs.

N. A. Kaa. They were Dr. and Mrs.

Kaa, Dr. and Mrs. T. Sherman, Mr. and Mrs.

Pat Dineen, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Popham and Mr.

and Mrs. Gus Kuster. A company of Hamilton citizens had 7 o'clock dinner Saturday evening at the Brooks hotel. They were Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Crawford, Dr. and Mrs. M.

S. Wessell, Mr. and Mrs. R. G.

Patton and Mr. and Mrs. Lamoreux and Mrs. H. E.

Gleason Swigert, Lula Mae Swigert, Mrs. Earl Davenport, Mrs. Birch Swigert, Mrs. Vernon Foust, Mrs. E.

R. De Witt, Miss Thelma Foust, Mrs. Del-bert Davenport, Mrs. Joe Pearson, Miss Leola Cote and Mrs. Joe Cote.

Mrs. Fred Webber was compli Each mother was presented with a In the Churches corsage by the president, Mrs. O. Enebo. Those present were Mrs.

J. H. Mil- likan, Mrs. W. E.

Baggs, Clara Baggs, Mrs. J. R. Faulds, Mrs. James Measom, Mrs.

J. M. Reeves, Choir anthem, "Praise to the Lord" and books by Godfrl Ray King, "Unveiled Mysteries." "The Magic Presence." the "I Am ascended Master discources. "The Ascended Master's Light," at your convenience to read. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE.

923 Stoddard street; N. E. Franklin, pastor. school, 10 a. ni classes for all aites.

Mornlnc wor Bridal Shower. Mrs. Earl Smith was honored with a bridal shower, given by her Birthday Celebrated. The birthday of Mrs. Alice Pol-linger was celebrated by the West Side club at the home of Mrs.

Josephine Downing west of town, Friday afternoon. A Kensington and a 4 o'clock lunch were entertainment. Those assembled were Mes-dames Pollinger, Sada Hindman, May Sets, Kay Downing, Augusta Sizer, Nora Thomas. Inez Wheeler. Julia Walker, Ivy Fullerton and Leatha Jones.

(Christiansen). Mrs. Boyd will pre Mrs. Ed Chittim, Mrs. Louis May, sent a number of piano and organ aunt, Mrs.

Elmer Dole, at the Dole Mrs. David Lea, Mrs. C. B. Calkins, mented st a shower given by Mrs.

Albert Avery and Mrs, Frank Overcast Friday evening at the Avery home. Guests were Mrs. Minnie Webber. Mrs. Roy Countryman.

Mrs. Leland Webber. Mrs. Bodlev Vacura, Mrs. Raymond Linhart, Mrs.

Wesley Vacura, Mrs. Carl Clark, Mrs. Joe Durum, Mrs. Ward T. North, Mrs.

E. D. Hamilton, Mrs. Vincent Green, Mrs. Robert Johnson.

Mrs. Earl Kramer, Mrs. Norrls Castlio; Mrs. Jack Doer-lug. Mrs.

Delbert Graves. Mrs. Van Palmer. Mrs. Cyrus Williams.

Mrs. Llovd Parmeter. Mrs. R. O.

Curtis. Mrs. Lloyd Hill, Mrs. Nell Liddeli and Betty Rase Avery. Mrs James Haley, Mrs.

Gleason, students in a recital at the church auditorium Sunday, 4 p. m. Public catechizatlon of conflnnants at Our home Wednesday afternoon. She received many articles for her new Mrs. Enebo, Mrs.

A. Stenyem, Mrs home. Victor Lamoreux, Mrs. N. B.

Cop- Savior's church, Bonner, 7:30 p. m. Refreshments were served to Mrs. pedge, Mrs. S.

L. Lamoreux and MUST BAPTIST. Across from courthouse; Herman C. Rice, pastor. At 10 Sunday nursery during church worship.

At 11 a. worship service. Sermon, "An Eternal Attachment." Mixed chorus, "God Is a Spirit" (Bennett). At 5:59 p. the Roger Williams club will be led by Cecil Beattie.

At 7 p. the B. Y. P. U.

will be led by Ruth Dimmick. Reception for new members Tuesday nisht at 8 o'clock. Women's union Thursday at 2:30 p. m. The Men's brotherhood will serve a Smith.

Mrs. John Psenda, Mrs, Wil Mrs. Charles Topley. public dinner in the church parlors Thursday evening. Service will be gin at 5:30 o'clock.

liam Nichols, Mrs. Mary Psenda, Mrs. Steve Boskis, Mrs. Birch Swigert, Mrs. W.

W. Flowers, Mrs. Henry Winings, Gladys Swigert, Entertains for Mrs. Thayer Mrs. Earl Davneport and son, Bil- OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN.

Bonner. Erllng R. Jacobson, pastor. Sun ship at 11 clock. Kubleet, "What Is Truth." Young People's service, 7 p.

m. Evangelistic service, 8 p. m. Mid-week prayer meetintr. 8 p.

Wednesday. EVANGELICAL. Tenth and Garfield streets; N. A. Eller.

pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. L. L. Bennlng, superintendent.

Morning worship at 11 o'clock. E. L. C. E.

service. 7:15 m. Evening worship at 7:45 o'clock. Bible stud and prayer service Wednesday, 8 p. day school, 6:30 p.

Harry Lien, lie, Mrs. E. R. DeWitt, Mrs. LeRoy Holden, Miss Phyllis Miller, Mrs.

S. B. Puyear, Mrs. Joe Pearson, Mrs. Delbert Davenport and the hostess.

Mrs. Roberts Hostess. Mrs. Fred Roberts was hostess to her card club at a dessert luncheon Monday afternoon at her home. Her guests were Mesdanies Robert Par-menter, C.

H. Barrett, G. L. Blakes-lee, Larry Prather, Lloyd Davis, Robert Johnston, Joseph Johnston, La Verne Cobb, Glen McLaren. Perley Blood, Norman Brown, Harold Stanton, Hugh Elmore, Glen Kohls and Miss Jean Grafton.

Mrs. Roberts was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Richard Dwyer. Mrs. H.

E. Gleason entertained Friday afternoon for Mrs. E. J. Thayer, who is leaving soon for Billings to spend the summer.

Refreshments were served to Mrs. Thayer, Mrs. Bert Gavin, Mrs. J. R.

Faulds, Mrs. John McLaughlin, Mrs. George Allen, Mrs. J. M.

Rollins, Mrs. R. B. Haddix, Mrs. Clarence Ray and Mrs.

J. M. Reeves. superintendent. Worship hour, 7:30 p.

m. Public catechizatlon of con-firmants will be conducted at this service. Special music by young EPISCOPAL. Church of the Holy Spirit, Gerald avenue, corner of Soutli Sixth street; Thomas W. Bennett, rector.

Sunday after Ascension: 8 a. Holy communion; 9:45 a. church school; 11 o'clock, morning prayer and sermon. School Activities. Members of the senior class of the Plains high school.

Margaret Airhart, Mabel Blekastad. Ina Coe. Wilma Cox, Helen Deal Earlene Hudson, Audrey Johnston. Julia Mercler, Gloria Nelson. Lola Roh-wer, Katherine Ruenauver, Reba Thompson, Elsie Webber.

Jack Agar, Buster Billmeyer, George Butler, Percy Gray, Roy Jameson, Donald Likes. Robert Livingston, Martin McAtce, Alonzo O'Brien and Juel SALVATION ARMY. Sunday school, 10 a. ni. Holiness meeting.

11 a. m. Young Peoples service, 6 p. m. Street service, 7:15 p.

m. Salvation meeting, 7:45 p. m. Major B. Austin, officer in charge.

people's choir. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. 301 South Sixth street, west. Officers' and teachers' prayer meeting. 9:40 a.

m. Sunday school promptly at 10 a. m. District union and council meeting, 3:30 p. m.

Sacrament meeting, 7:30 p. m. The prociam will be under the direction of the Aaronlc priesthood. Genealogical class Monday, 7:30 p. m.

Relief society will meet Tuesday, 2 p. m. Birthdays Observed. Three birthdays were observed in a picnic at Bell crossing on the Bitter Root river, Wednesday evening. Those having birthdays were Blanche McVey, Mary Jane Johnson and Eileen Cote.

Joining them were Ruth Hornung, John Johnson, Paul Thrailkill, Bruce Safley, Dan Mathiesen, Merlin Bickell and the teachers, Ray Kimball, S. W. Hockett, Mrs. Merlin Bickell and Margaret McDonald. Bemice Carter, Jean Jordan, Luverne Kind, Virginia Barrett and Maryalys Marrs.

With Mrs. Buck. The Missionary society met at the home of Mrs. Will Buck Tuesday afternoon. Plans were made to entertain the group meeting of missionary societies here Tuesday, May 23.

Delegates are expected from Bozeman, Missoula and Corvallis. Those attending the meeting were Mrs. Earl Buck, Mrs. D. A.

Phillips, Mrs. Abe Buck, Mrs. John McLaughlin, Mrs. H. E.

Gleason, Mrs. Adella Emhoff and Mrs. C. L. Franks.

REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SUNTS. Meets at 1327 South Fifth street, west, at 10 and 11 a. m. for Sunday worship. Daly bus line.

Everybody welcome. FIRST METHODIST. East Main and Washington streets. At 10:30, morning worship and church school. Sermon, "The Disciples of Life." Anthem by chorus choir, "In Thee, Lord, Do I Put My Trust" (Klein).

The Wesley singers will be heard in a Gospel hymn. The nursery, beginners' and primary departments meet during the worship service. Bible classes for older young people and adults meet at 11:30 a. m. At 4 p.

members of the Wesley foundation meet at the church and will go for a hike. A devotional service will be held about a camp fire. At 5:30 p. m. the high school Epworth league will leave the church for an outdoor meeting.

Monday, 8 p. meeting of official board. Mrs. Fullerton President. Mrs.

W. J. Fulerton Is president of the American Legion auxiliary of Ravalli post, No. 47. for the new year.

Mrs. Alice Kerlee is vice president, Mrs. H. H. Benson, second vice president, and Mrs.

Ray Bowers, secretary-treasurer. Installation is to take place May 24. The Legion women have awarded prizes for the annual poppy poster and the winners are: Washington school, Betty Christcnsen, sixth grade; Arthur Gugler, sixth grade, second; Jefferson school, Donald Dull, sixth grade; Elna Anderson, sixth grade, second. Edwin Milburn received first prize for the eighth grade and Betty Thomas was first for the seventh grade division. Delegates to the Legion and auxiliary convention at Missoula Saturday, are Ernest Yarbrough, Mrs.

Floyd Ertel, Mrs. George Anderson, Mrs. Bowers and Mrs. Fullerton. Ralph Peterson.

Miss Jane LaMunyan and Miss Doris Randall, local teachers, were hostesses Sunday evening at dinner at the Brooks hotel to Mr. and Mrs. Buford Kaa of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Dudley F.

Bowden and Miss Phoebe LaMunyan, a visitor from Spokane. A Mother's day dinner was served to 14 Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Simmons, honoring Mrs. Robert Myers and Mrs.

Amy L. Frogge. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Howard E.

Elliott and William Elliott of Deer Lodge and Mr. and Mrs. Del Brlsbin of Hamilton. Mrs. Jack Korman entertained at cards and a dessert lunch Thursday afternoon.

Guests were Mesdames Tom Cooper, Guy Hall, Willard Hall, Edward Gibbons, A. E. Miles, Margaret Simmons, J. B. Miller, Marshall Applebury, Lawrence Applebury, Harold Vaughn, M.

M. El-dredge, Gomer Lockridge, Roy L. Snell, Jack Whitesitt, John Adams and L. J. Cesar.

Mrs. Ben Oertlie was hostess Friday noon at a luncheon for eight members of her bridge club at the Brooks hotel. Mrs. Russell Fitzgerald of Hamilton entertained her bridge club at luncheon Wednesday noon at the Brooks hotel. Corvallis teachers and several other guests were entertained at noon luncheon Thursday at the Brooks hotel by George Norwood, high school athletic coach.

The luncheon was a farewell gathering of the faculty members before they leave for summer vacations. The All Star club had friends as guests Friday afternoon at the Masonic temple. Five hundred and bridge provided diversion, with high score favors going to Mrs. Troy Mc-Kinney and Mrs. R.

D. Giesy. The Four o'clock Garden club was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Clyde Pendergraft. The Sunrise division of the Central Valley Garden club had an enjoyable meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.

Emmett Smyth. 0. E. S. Auxiliary.

Mrs. C. B. Calkins and Mrs. George A.

Kain were hostesses to the O. E. S. auxiliary Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Calkins.

An informal afternoon was spent following the business meeting and refreshments were served to Mrs. W. A. Brown, Mrs. John Emerson, Mrs.

John Montgomery, Mrs. Tom Campbell, Mrs. Morris St. John, Mrs. Lois Bolin, Mrs.

E. C. Wells, Mrs. E. H.

Talbott. Mrs. Adella Fmhoff, Mrs. Ray Golder, Mrs. N.

E. Korn, Mrs. Walter Welch and Mrs. Herman Stemmens. UNIVERSITY CONGREGATIONAL 401 University avenue; Rev.

Gordon Bennett, minister. Church school; Junior and Intermediate departments, 9.45 a. primary and beginners' departments, 11 a. m. Service of worship at 11 a.

m. Organ numbers, "Chant du Matin" (MerkcU, "Berceuse in Del-bruck). "Postlude" Dc Monti); Mrs. J. H.

Staley, orcnnl-t. Voi-al solo. "Before the Crucifix" 'La Sorge) bv Mrs. F. C.

Meperth. Sermon. 'The Church Faces the World." The church fellowship supper will be held Tuesday, 6:30 p. m. All members and friends of the church are invited.

CHURCH OF GOD. 1427 Philips street; Glen E. Clark, pastor. Sunday school. 10 a.

m. Morning worship at 11 o'clock Evangelistic service. 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, 7:45 p.

Bible st idy and prayer service. Friday, 7:45 p. Young People's service. EVANGELICAL COVENANT MISSION. 520 West Spruce street; H.

E. Johnson, pastor. At 10:30 a. in-combined Sunday school and church worship. Subject, "A Fountain in the Desert," Pat Malone.

At 2:30 p. "The Second Coming of Christ," Pat Malone. At 7:30 o'clock, evening service. Pat Malone will bring his closing message for this campaign. Subject, "One Thing God Will Not Allow Your Own Mother to Touch." Tuesday, 8 p.

a Swedish meeting In Swedish language with Rev. Berthil Paulson from Stockholm the speaker. Thursday. 8 p. Missionary society.

Axel Belander from Africa will tell of pioneer work among Africans. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. First Presbyterian church. South Fifth street, west, one block from Higgins avenue; David E. Jackson, pastor.

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Worship service at 11 a. Rev. Charles R.

Miller of Hamilton will Shook enjoyed a picnic at Ronan lake Wednesday. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd R. Horton.

Principal and Mrs. H. A. Dave, Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd R. Horton. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Richardson, John Vander Ark, Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Borchers, Adeline Beavers. Patricia Bell, Glen Breneman, Jo Gallaghan. Shlrle- Easton, Audrev Edmonds, Catherine Flynn, Mary Ellen Hunter, Hetty Strand and Willard Albrteht. members of the faculty, enjoyed a plrnic at Cascade camp, located above Quinn springs, last Wednesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Horton were hosts to members of the senior class at a picnic and wiener roast Monday evening, at Hazleton slough. Meetings Are Held. Members of the Double Six card club were entertained by Mrs.

Guy Dean at her ranch home a short distance from town Monday evening. Present were Mesdames George A. Helterline, Walter Scott, Rosa Rice, Jos McNeeley. Dr. O.

S. Meanv, Grace McDonald, W. O. Burrill, Samuel craves, R. H.

Van-nice. Evan Howells. James Hicks and Matilda Howells. Mrs. August Debus was at horn members of the Jolly Pinochle club Wednesday af'ernoon.

Score favors were presented to Mrs. Emma Jameson and Mrs. R. H. Vannice.

Other guests were Mrs. L. P. Holden, Mrs. George Evaason.

Mrs. Angelo De-M'-rs. Mrs. Evan Howells. Howard Ramlow and Mrs.

Harry C. Scott. At a meetir.s of the Royal Neighbor circle Friday at the home of Mrs. Aaron Johnson, Mrs. Fred Webber was complimented Hi a shower.

Prent were Mrs. Rosa Rice, Mrs. Leo Mrs. Charles A. Lynch.

Mrs. Zee MeNeeley, Mrs. Samuel Graves, Mrs. Webber and Mrs. Johnson.

preach. Subject, "The True Basis Mrs. Tower Entertains. Mrs. George Tower entertained at a luncheon Wednesday afternoon In honor of Mrs.

Pearl Cribbs who is leaving to again make her home in Colorado. The event took place at the Tower home and those to at FILIPINO POPULATION UP. of Economic Paradise." Song, "I Lay My Sins on Jesus," trio com Social Gatherings. Mr. and Mrs.

James McGillen entertained their five hundred club Saturday night. Guests were Messrs. and Mesdames W. P. Robb, L.

B. Watters, O. K. Sizer, J. E.

Babbitt, George Schweitzer, Ray Kimball, W. C. Thrailkill and H. Kessey from Hamilton. Mrs.

W. P. Robb entertained at a dessert bridge luncheon Thursday afternoon. Mesdames G. R.

Saflev. O. K. Sizer, William Kenneth Hinman, Edward CHare, Russell Martin, Ralph Lowell, H. H.

Hoppe, Earl Roberts, Edison White, James McGillen and Ray Kimball were present. Mrs. Earl Roberts entertained Friday afternoon. A dessert luncheon was followed by an afternoon of five hundred. The players were Mrs.

Vernon Foust, Mrs. Delbert Davenport, Mrs. E. R. De Witt, Miss Frances Chilson, Mrs.

Alice Hickey, Mrs. W. H. Young, Miss Genevieve Young and the hostess. The J.

O. Y. class of the Community Sunday school enjoyed a covered-dish luncheon at the Baptist church Tuesday evening. Victor ladles who attended the Federation of Women's Clubs meeting at Grantsdale Wednesday were Mesdames John McDonald, H. C.

Groff, E. Z. Johnson. O. K.

Sizer, W. H. Young and Misses Audria Kitt and Genevieve Young. "Electricity is life." says a physician. Anyway, both are shocking at times.

posed of Mrs. Margaret Small. Mrs. tend were Mrs. Cribbs, Mesdames A.

W. Olson and Mrs. R. D. Kizer, with Mrs.

Kathleen Walford at the organ. No evening service. Bea Pearce, Russel Davidson, Flora Johnson and Hazel Hansen. Style Manila, P. I.

MP) The population of the Philippine islands is probably between 17,000,000 and 18,000,000, Ray Hurley, census adviser, has reported to commonwealth officials. The population of Manila has doubled in the last 20 years, he said, and now stands at about 600,000. CHIRCH OF CHRIST. 240 East Broadway; Herman L. Olmstead, minister.

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship at 11 Delegates Selected. Delegates to the district conven o'clock. Organ prelude by Al Fluto; pianfst, Mrs.

H. L. Olmstead; choir TO AVOID PUCKERED SEAMS. PEOPLE'S CHURCH OF CHRIST. Corner of Cooper and Scott streets.

Sunday school. 10 a. E. H. Galland, suierintendent.

Prayer service, 11 8. m. tion of the Veteran of Foreign Wars were selected by the Bitter Root post at a meeting this week. They are Alva Butler, T. C.

Tucker, Marin Willi, Harry Edwards and the alternates, Donald Snow, John Filcher, director. Mrs. A. W. Williams.

Anthem, "Londonderry Air" (Parks) Party Is Given For Darby High School Seniors Sermon, "Sunday Clothes." Chris tian Endeavor at the home of Miss Joe Garrod and Louis Buck. When sewing very sheer materials on the sewing machine, place a piece of paper under the seam to keep the fabric from gathering. After the seam Is completed, the paper can easily be torn off. Mary MrClain, 139 South Fifth street, east. Bring yo'ir lunch.

Eve Auxiliary delegates are Helen Lockridge, Lois Walters, Elizabeth ning worship at 8 o'clock. Sermon, Edwards, Cecelia Mendias, Harriet Brace Up Your Minds. Remem Snow, Orpha Treece and Henrietta ber, a nursery is mained at the TENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY OF GOD. 601 North Fourth street. Sunday school, 10 a.

Harold Armstrong, superintendent; clashes for all ages. Sunday morning devotional service at 11 o'clock. County Jail service, 3:30 p. William Johnson in charge. Sunday evening evangelistic service at 8 o'clock.

Special music. Filcher. Alternates are Hazel De morning hour for young children Laura Wheeler Designs PIM ENGLISH LUTHERAN vereaux. Bertha Anderson, Blanche Buck, Bemice Eker, Gussle Eggers, Gladys Nichols and Mary Nicholas. Mrs.

Anderson was made chairman 430 Alder street; Nels E. Berg-strom, pastor. Sunday school, 9.45 a. m. Confirmation service, 10:30 of foreign service work; Mrs.

Lock a. m. Anthems by the choir, Darby, May 20. Mrs. E.

E. Hart, Mrs. E. P. Paden, Mrs.

Lee Chapman and Mrs. W. I. Daw entertained the senior class members, their sponsor, Mrs. Bessie B.

Marble, and the cast of the one-act play Thursday evening at the Hart home. Games and dancing provided entertainment and lunch was served. The guests included Mrs. Marble, Lenore Cole, Wanda Daw, Anna Mary Carver. Vivian Hart, Leo C.

Norman, Clifford Trollope, James Schwarzrock, Donald Robbins. Ray Gierdal, Ronald Gibford, Russell Chapman, Margaret Jones, Fred Gierdal. Dell Daw. Glenrose Ward, Bettv Overturf. Grace Squires, Vel-ma Hart and Isabelle Vaughn: Lord, Thou Hast Searched Me ridge, rehabilitation; Mrs.

Snow, legislation, and community heads of sick committees are Mrs. G. Eggers at Corvallis, Mrs. Elizabeth Babbitt Wennerberg, "Turn Ye Even to Me" (Harker). Confirmation ad ST.

FRANCIS XAVIER. Sunday masses, 6, 8, 9:15, 10:30. Week-day masses, 6:30. 8:30. First Friday masses, 6, 7.

8. Confessions. Saturdays and eves of feast days, 3. 5:30, 7:30. 9.

Pastor. Rv. H. Blackmore. J.

at Victor, Mrs. Evelyn Butler at dress, "This Book of the Law Darby. Joint Luther league picnic at Gough's corner Sunday afternoon. Hamilton Visitors. The Home Mission conference opens Mr.

and Mrs. Wagner Entertain Visitors Florence. May 20. Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Wagner entertained at their home Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gratiot of Missoula, Mr. and Mrs. Amie Hendrickson.

Juliet and Arr.ie Dean Hendrickson of Mill'own: Mr. and Mrs William Morris and June Wagner cf Salmon. Idaho: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C.

Wem Ie. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Morris and Edwinna Morris, Mrs. Euza-beth Morris.

Clarence Morris and Miss Morris cf Butte. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jorrs were hosts at a dinner at their home Mother's dav.

Those en toying the hospitality cf Mr. ar.d Mrs. Jones were Mrs. Man- Stack, Miss Alice Stack and Rav Buettei of Missoula, ard Mr. and Mrs.

J. Tuesday, 8 p. and continues throueh Wednesday and Thursday. Rev. S.

E. Engstrom is the speaker each evening. Two of his themes are: "The Second Touch" and "A Triple Need." ST. ANTHONY'S. Edith and Tremont streets, two blocks west of highway No.

93. in South Missoula: Rev. D. P. Meade, pastor; Rev.

Frank J. Burns, assistant pastor and University Newman club chaplain Residence at 217 Tremont street; phone 4795. Sunday masses 7. 8. 3 and 10:30 a.

m. Week-day mass 8:30 each mornins. Evening service. 7:30. Sunday school 9:45 m.

each Sunday. SU Anthony's school. Sisters' residence 411 Woodford street; phone 5243. Aid Society Meets. The Baptist Ladies Aid society met Thursday afternoon at the church parlors with Mrs.

C. W. Ward. Mrs. Ira Hendrickson and Mrs.

J. F. Cooper as hostesses. Mrs. A.

B. Cole was program chairman and Mother's day was the topic of the talks. About 20 were in i I Mrs. J. S.

Stokes was guest several days this week at the home of her sister, Mrs. John Wilkerson. A former resident here, Mrs. Stokes now lives at Deer Lodge. Mrs.

Hoyt DeMers of Poison, niece of Mr. Wilkerson, is a guest at his home. Other Hamilton visitors for the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dival, June and Bill Dival and Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Ellingwood and daughter, Betty, at the C. W. Ellingwood home. The visitors are Butte residents.

Mrs. Colleen Hendley has come from Los Angeles for a visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. John G. Howe, and other relatives. Mrs.

Townsend Edwards has returned to Hamilton following an extended visit at San Francisco with a son. Ted. She visited her daughters, Mrs. C. K.

Spaulding, at Libby, and Mrs. John Shields at Kalispell, en route to Hamilton from BANDSTAND DOOMED? FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN. South Higgins and Daly one block south of high school; L. H. Lang, pastor.

Church school classes at 10 a. m. Morning worship service and sermon at II o'clock. Vestry board meeting Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.

Meeting of the congregation with Vfc President R. Jesse of St. Louis. Wednesday. 7.30 p.

in the church assembly room. Ladies' stjdy group Thursday, 2 p. at the parsonage. Walther league Friday, 7:30 p. at the church.

Catechism classes Saturday, 1:30 p. rn. ST. ANN'S CHURCH, BONNER. ROAST BEEF AS YOU LIKE IT.

i Aurora. Local bttness I Rev. John J. Connolly, pastor Mass each Sunday at a. m.

Sunday school Is conducted by two Sisters from St. Anthony's parish after mass each Sunday. men's organizations voted to evening band concerts during the summer and substitute fnea movies in their stead. It was felt the flickers would attract greater crowds. DOG TOWELS PATTERN 1821 For juicy, tender, medium-rare beef, roast in open pan, fat side up, allowing first 15 minutes in a very hot oven, then reducing oven to moderate until done about 20 minutes per pound.

Fretty HolIywooJ star Nancy Kelly wears a charming version of the shirtwaist and skirt theme, so important in the current fashion picture. Of washable chambray with a silky finish, the wide skirt i-5 aquamarine e.r.d the neat, tuck-in blouse is white -I AM" READING ROOM. Room 20. Masonic temple Sunday morning clasa at 10 o'clock Beginners' class Tuesday. 7:30 p.

100 Per Cent group Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. Daughters of Light Friiay afternoon at 2:30 o'clocit Reading ALIFAX RELIEF DROPS. HX.iUx.'.J" Direct relief cost the city of Halifax, exclusive of to the Red Cress.

$240,520 A grownup a little girl or just anybody would love embroidering this lively pup and his antics on a set of tea towels. You see he's to be done mainly in easy single and outline stitch quick to do! Stitch him in bright floss to add interest to your own kitchen or to give away. He'd be popular at the next bazaar. Pattern 1821 contains a transfer pattern of seven motifs averaging 6x7 inches; illustrations of stitches; materials needed; color schemes. Send 10 cents in coin for this pattern to The Daily Missou'ian.

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i ST. PAUL ENGLISH Brooks at Roosevelt street, tne block west of high school: Erling R. Jacobson. pastor. Sunday school.

9:45 a. Mrs. Ed Grar.T.o. hour 11 a. OiUi iizy.izx.

Su'zioa by North Carolina's constitution prohibits the state or any county or city within it from borrowing during any two years more than two thirds of what was paid on the public debt during the preceding to year, New Jersey cut its traffic deaths in 1338 to 885 from 1.275 in 1937 and from an average of 1.191 for the I durirc a of $48 273 as room open every afternoon from 2 1 vested CIS jKjvitt j'tw. and acjua strides..