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MEMBER OF “ QUARTER MILLION” ROUND TABLE SALES CLUB WISDOM NEWS Correspondent FRANCIS MAT HYATT Mrs. Irene McFadden McFadden GOLDEN WEDDING Mr.and Mrs. James F. Paddock celebrated their golden wedding Wednesday, June 26, at their home in Fishtrap. Over a hund red guests signed the guest book. The wedding cake was made by Mrs. John Paddock of Mill Creek. It was huge and beautifully de corated. The serving table was centered by a bouquet of gold flowers given by Mr. and Mrs. Forest Campbell of Anaconda. Beneath the flowers were the miniture bride and groom made by Mrs. James Paddock which were dressed in old fashioned wedding refinery. At one end of the table was the wedding cake and at the other was the serving silver and crystal. All of the im mediate family were able to at tend this day which made it all the more special. Other special guests were Mrs. George Stewart of Butte and Mr. and Mrs. James O’ConfteR of Opportunity. Mr. and Mrs.^Paddock are the proud parents of\seven children, fifteen grand children and seven great grandchildren. It was a lovely Mr. and Mrs. Earl Radford who member of the Quarter! day and yOU never saw so much Million Dollar Round Table at a ; vjsjtjng recent meeting of the Montana1 5 L i f e Underwriters Association i __ ____ __ held in Butte. She was awarded j ^ i a cold nin ard she is the third, their way home to California. Mnntaef tn = Accompanying them are Mr. and woman in Montana to become a „ „ j _ member of this organization. To ;^ i ' . f i n hg plipiblc nnp hoc to niacp a i Anficonds. They will tour Y 0 I- quarter of a million dollars worth 1 ’ of life insuranre for three wit*-'i Colorado and Utah on their jour- cessive veam She is therenre-! ne>'- Mr' and Mrs- Murphy will sentative of the New York Life: whn h r ^ t n Insurance company and recently i Paddn^ifs returned6 w ioriar,nBd cr°m a 53165 triP t0 ViC'i Plane to her! home on Monday POLARIS news to the Dillon Examiner Mrs. Gertrude Tolman of Mi ami, Florida, and Mrs. Looretta Corwin of Ellensberg, Washing ton, spent Friday and Saturday visiting with the Stehens and other friends. Mrs. Tolman and Ha r r i s o n s are moving two Mrs. Corwin are the daughters bands of sheep this week onto1 of Mr J. P. Lossal Forest reserve grazing pasture in | Mr and Mrs George Cottren ^ T a j !attended the wedding of their Mrs. George M. Judge and son i grand-daughter, S h e l i a G a y e Dale are visiting _m the home of Walsh in Grea{ Palls on June29. Mr. and Mrs. John Judge. They arrived Sunday from Seattle, Washington. Dale plans on spend ing several weeks with his grand- Mr.and Mrs. Taft Allen and Mrs. Gerald Sutherland of Deer Lodge spent Sunday visiting with i other friends. ! Thomas Westall arrived Satur- mg several weeks with, his grand- Mr. and Mrs. Darl Ferguson and parents. They were guests of Mr.; other friends and Mrs. George Palmer in Butte. In Dillon they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ike Rife. Mr. Rife brought the Washington Judges to Polaris. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tash were Twin Bridges visitors Monday. They attended funeral services for his aunt, Mrs. Cora Jackson. Mrs. Jackson passed away in Cut Bank at the age of 91. Earl and his brothers, Harry and Wilbur served as pall bearers. Game Warden Wayne Fitzwat- er of Dillon visited Polaris and vicinity, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Puyear and friends were visitors this week at Elkhom Springs. • C. W. Haight, Jr., was in Dillon Tuesday for supplies. j Mrs. Andy Pyle and grand-1 children, Adele, Susie and Billy j Given, were Polaris visitors Tues- j day. They spent the day with * Mr. Pyle at his cabin. Clarence Henrie is dr iv i n g stage this week for Ross Hill. Ross has been sick. I day to meet Mrs. Westall, who has been staying the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helming while he attended Na tional Guard Camp. They left for their home in Bozeman Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Willey arid I Dick were business visitors in ¡Hamilton on Tuesday. Saturday guests at the Earl ¡Willey home were Mr. and Mrs. | Charles *Willey of Missoula arid Mr. and Mrs. Ray Willey of Ham- ' ilton. I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Willey and ¡Dick and Mrs. White were week end guests at the Pete White home in Salmon. Miss Donna White, who . has been visiting with the ’ Willeys returned to Salmon with them. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Murphy and •family of Gret Falls , spent a couple days last weew visiting with friends and relatives on the North Fork. Their son Don stayed ¡on for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Else. ; | Major Gene Nelson, Major Bill ¡Smart and Master Sargent Frank I King of California, Mrs. John ,'Dennehy and Miss Jill Powell of ! Butte spent Saturday and Sun day at the Lester Else ranch. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Else were business visitors in Butte on ! Monday. | Mr. and Mrs. Earl Willey, Dick Willey, Donna White, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rasmussen, Barbara Rasmusse, Staley Rasmussen, and !Judy Bohac were dinner guests j at the Fred Walchly home on ¡Wednesday e v e n i n g honoring ; Larry Tucker’s birthday. Sunday visitors with Mr. and ¡Mrs. Jack Anderson were Mr. and j Mrs. L. F. Zinneckker and son I Dean of Moore, Montana, and Mr. ¡Mike Tyler also of Moore. | Mr. and Mrs. James M. Pad- 1 dock were business visitors in | Dillon on Monday, j Fred Anderson m o .tore d to ¡Butte on Friday where he met i Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Dan Pen- | dergast, who had just returned from the Montana Synodical ] Society in Billings. Mrs. Amy Stephens, Miss Amy I Stephens and Miss Hallie Ste phens motored to Butte on Sun- j day to attend the wedding of ! Lois Ellwood. i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schonen- ¡berger of Summers were visitors • of Mr. and Mrs. John Schonen- ¡berger. ! Mr. and Mrs. Argyle Stephens Wednesday, July 3, 1951 — DILLON EXAMINER 7 and Terry Jo motored to Elk Horn Sunday where they were met by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grimes of Dillon. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Barnard Williams i of Dillon spent Sunday visiting ] Mr. and Mrs. Mark Clemow. Clifton ■ Burns Improved i I know that everyone will be •glad to know about Clifton Burns ¡who used to live here. He was in ' a very serious auto accident in ! which he received a very bad ; concussion. Cliff was unconscious i for two days, but from the last | word .I had he had regained con scious and there were high hopes | of him being alright. George and John Helming at- S tended a Grange meeting at i Divide a week ago pertaining to j the ranchers there having a tele phone system installed at Divide, j Mrs. Fred Walchly was a busi- |ness visitor in Dillon on Monday, j Jay Anderson spent the week- | end at Elk Horn Dude ranch at ■West Yellowstone, i Miss t Joyce Aaderson spent the ¡week in Anaconda visiting with j friends and relatives. Joyce sang a solo at the morning services of ! the Methodis church in Anaconda I on Sunday. | Sunday guests at the Fred An- derson home were Mr. and Mrs. i Walter Cloaker and family and ! Mr, Tom Kenny of Anaconda and Mr. John Lovell of Butte. I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson and Donna motored to Dillon on Sunday to bring John Nelson home after his spending two weeks at National Guard Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson were business visitors in Dillon on Friday. j T u e s d a y Donna Nelson ’• and Beatrice Clemow motored to Dil lon for the shower given Miss Jacqueline Cowan. Mrs. Frank Wilke Jr. received word last week of the passing of her grandmother Amelia Deltram in Carrizozo, New Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilke Jr., were business visitors in Butte on Monday. i ’ Don Bacon in Hospital i Don Bacon was taken by his . father Ed Bacon to Butte on | Monday where he was hospital- ¡ized in the St. James. Wednesday the Bacons motored to Butte to visit him,. Monday Ed Bacon I again went to Butte to bring j him home. Don is feeling much | better. ! Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bacon were Butte visitors on Thursday. I Mr. and Mrs. Emmenon of ¡Butte spent Sunday with Mr. and ¡Mrs. Lawrence. | Monday evening Mr. and Mrs | Bart L a w r e n c e were dinner ¡guests of Mr. and Mrs. Abbey in ¡Butte. I Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith were ¡business visitors in Butte on Sat- j urday. j Mr. and Mrs. Bob McDowell ■ motored to Butte oA Wednesday j and returned home on Sunday. I Gary Johnson’s Birthday j A group of small friends of ; | Gary Johnson, son of Mi. and | Mrs. F. E. Johnson, gathered at ; his ranch home north of Dillon recently to celebrate Gary’s fifth birthday. The small group, show ered him with gifts and enjoyed refreshments after an afternoon of games. Present were Paul and Margaret Stahl, Kay and Mike ¡Durant, Penny, Nedra and Tim ¡Pilgrim, Gary and his brother 'Mike. FARMERS SHOULD KNOW SOCIAL SECURITY RULES PERTAINING TO WORKERS “Farmers who expect to hire i help should familiarize them- i selves with the changes j / n . the Social Security Act whion affect agricultural employees,” John Reed, manager of the Butte so cial security office said today. Effective January 1, 1957, both the tax rate and the test to de termine which of a farmer’s em ployees are covered by social se curity were changed. An employee to whom a farmer pays §150 cash wages in 1957 or who works for the farmer on any part of 20 or more days for pay figured on a time basis rather than a piece rate basis is cov ered by social security. The farmer in such a case should withhold two and one-fourth per cent of the cash wages paid to the employee. This is the employ ee’s share of the four and one- half per cent due on the covered wags. The farmer should make a rec ord of the name and social se curity number of any employee who will possibly be hired long enough to meet either the $150 cash pay test or the 20-day work test. Mr. Reed will be in Dillon at the employment service office on July 11 and 25 between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m- . — Subscribe to the Examiner — e a s y T O SERVE . , . end mighty easy to, take. Great Falls Select is part of simple, modem living. It's always brewed carefully, so It's always right with good food, good company, good times. You'll want to keep it on hand at your house . . - and take It along on picnics and outings. SOLD ON TAP, IN CANS AND BOTTLES . . . 1 Great M is BrewerresTlnc.. S Ü as Butte Rodeo Parade The Butte Rodeo was the big thing from these parts last week. The special entrances from the Big Hole in the parade were two 32 foot wagons driven by four ■ horse teams from here. One four | up was from Jack Hirschy’s driv en by Mark Clemow and the , other four was from McDowell’s land Huntley’s driven by Marlow . ! Hyatt. Mr. and Mrs. John Eliel rode in a chuck wagon and Clay- ; ton Huntley drove a small don- i key and cart. Many from here rode horses in the parade both | young and old, Those whoattend- jed.the parade and rodeo Thursv day from here were Mel McDow ells, Bob McDowells, Sam Mc Dowells, Dick Hirschys, John .. Eliels, Argyle Stephens, F r e d 1 Rutledges, Roy Zebarths, Mark Clemows, Tom Williams,'Clayton Huntleys, Fred Elses, Lawrence >-i Christiansens,' Wallace Christian sens, R a l s t o n s and Marlow Hyatts. Those who attended Fri day were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wil ley and Dick and Mr. and Mrs. ¡Hans Rasmussen and children. I ' I hope no one was left out. m m lia i jjjggg ip ji li Sfai m w ifil | | | | ¡Sip fill SSI m an ■
