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PAGE TWO THE DILLON DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JAN. 17, 1951 „ ■ \ V; The DILLON DAILY TRIBUNE . —Published .By— Tribune Publishing Co. E. S. Townsend . . . . Editor E. C, Townsend . . . Manager' PHONE 66 . ((Subscription Rates In Advance) In Montana: One' Y e a r . . .................. 18.50 Six Months ...... - ............. ..... ......... ...' 1.75 Three Months .......................................J)0 Monthly (Dillon only) . ... ...... 85 Outside Montana: > One Year . ............. ....... .„.$5.00 Entered as second class matter June 12, 1886, at the postoiflce at Dillon, Montana, under the Act of March 8, 1870. National Advertising Representative: Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc.. 640-642 Wrigley Bldg., Chicago: 11 E. 42nd St. New York: Syndicate Trust Bldg., St. Louis; 310 Board of Trade Bldg., Kansas City; 1663 Pen obscot Bldg., Detroit. LIMA NEWS • Mrs. Mary Hungate Betty Brown Heads Lima Rainbow Girls A regular meeting of Lima As sembly No. 47, Order of Rainbow for Girls was held January 8th with Louise Meads, Worthy Ad- i 4 4 4 4 4 4 J « The TRIBUNE GIFT WRAPPING Quality Papers Pretty Ribbons Matching Cards I I I I > I > I I > > r i visor, presiding. Election, of offi cers was held with the following girls being elected: , Wqrthy Ad visor, Betty Brown; Worthy Asso ciate Advisor, Qenevieve Mihelish; Charity, Josephine Rush; Hope, Dorothy Ann Peterson; Faith, Claire Empey; Recorder, Sidona Rush;'Treasurer, Carolyn Corn wall. It was announced that open installation would be held Janu ary 22 at 8:15 p: m. and all Rain bow Girls,, their parents and friends are invited. Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Bimat return ed Saturday after spending the holidays with relatives and friends in California.; .. Mrs. Line Miller and children of Monida were callers in Lima Sun day. - Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander are happy over the arrival of a baby boy born Saturday at the Murray Hospital in Butte. Mrs. Roy Ward received word of the death of her sister, Mrs. H. C. Schroeder in Austin, Minn esota. Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder are former residents of Lima. Mrs. May Wickham of Idaho Falls is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cockran and family. Mrs. Laurence Peterson, Jr., spent Monday in Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Odell Jensen and daughter motored to Dillon Sat urday to shop. Mrs. Roy Ward visited in Dillon Wednesday at the home of Mr. Ward’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.A. Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Harrison are the parents of a baby boy bom December 25th. They were former residents. Mrs. Ida Ebbett is the child’s grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Reeder vis ited over the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reeder. Claude Mast of Mountain Home, Idaho, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Don Tash. Mr. Mast is Mr. Tash’s uncle. ’ ' ■ Mrs. Isabel Hartwig- and son Carl were callers at the Don Tash home Sunday. Neighbors of Woodcraft had a “handkerchief shower for Mrs. Sam Pickering, Tuesday evening at the h o m e .of Bonnie Merrell. Mrs. Pickering has moved to ¡Dillon. Mrs. Ray Martinell and Mrs. Don Merrell were in Dillon Fri day. . Mrs! Max, Merrell entertained six guests Monday afternoon in honor of her daughter Kay’s sixth birthday. Attention members of Ladies’ Aux. to V.F.W. Erwin Paul Post No. 3534 regular meeting will be held at thè Masonic Hall, January 25th. Gladys Smith presiding. Mr. and ¡Mrs. Cloy Gosser and family have returned from a two weeks vacation in California. A representative of th e , La- France Company was a speaker at the meeting of the Lima Fire department the 8th of January. The department spent Sunday cleaning the city building for fu ture use of the Fire department. Tuebor Semper Temple No. 24, Pythian Sisters of Lima, are put ting a bushel basket in the Met- rell Mercantile in Lima to collect your old Xmas cards. There has been an appeal from Karl'K. Van Meter of the United Cerebral Pal sy Association of New York, who states that “They need bushels of them.” He says that: \These cards are invaluable in occupational therapy. Sometimes the children cut out the figures, then paste them on sheets of paper. Other children can only handle the cards, but the bright colors and attrac tiveness\ brings them much sun shine. The Pythian Sisters would like to mail this bushel of cprds as soon as possible, so digfyour cards out and let them do' some good. Mr. and Mrs. Bert McNinch were Idaho Falls visitors Monday. They were accompanied by Eddie Cockran. Mr. McNinch is a pa- tient in the Sacred Heart Hospital whgre he is receiving medical at tention. The O.E.S. Sewing Club met January 11th at the home of Mrs. Hilma Merrell with Mrs. Verna Jenkins of Dillon as co-hostess. Cards and sewing were enjoyed. Jeanne Pruitt, the new president of the Club, conducted the busi ness meeting. The hostess served delicious refreshments to twenty- eight members. The next meeting will be held at the Masonic Hall with Mrs. Dorothy Bittick and Mrs. Grace Mordan as hostesses, on January 25. A miscellaneous shower will be given for Leoan Mattingly, a recent bride. Rev. Belle Long of Dillon will conduct services at the Communi ty Church of Lima on Sunday at 11:30 A. M. Sunday School every Sunday at 10:30 A. M. Mrs. Carrie Peterson was hon ored at a birthday party at her home on her 70t^i birthday on Monday, January 8th. ARMSTEAD NEWS •Theda C . Smith Clarence Jensen was a visitor at Butte Saturday, Armstead Fireman's Ball February 10 The citizens of Armstead held a meeting Friday evening at the school, house to further discuss matters pertaining1 to the pur chase of Fire Control equipment. It was decided that a Firemen’s Ball will be sponsored February 10 to raise funds. Donations will be greatly appreciated. Mr. and'Mrs. H.E. Wombacher spent the past week in Butte. While in the mining city Mrs. Wombacher received m e d i c al treatment. Mrs.-Barbara Renfro was a vis itor, at the Scott home in Lima Friday. * Ted Renfro drove the Lima school bus to Virginia City Fri-. day to a basketball game. The score was Lima 47, Virginia City. 49. Master Norman Gravely is re covering from the measles and is able to be out -again. Mr, and Mrs. Parke Scott and Mrs. Jack. Sage qnd daughter mo tored to Anaconda and Butte Sat urday. Miss Barbara Smith attended church in Dillon Sunday. Mrs. George Smith1 honored her daughter Carol Lue with a birth day party January 12. Games were enjoyed and luncheon was served to Nancy Pilling, Bonnie Boone, Harriet Brown, Brenda and Sunny Lee, Karen and Kay Jones, Lorna Simpson and Carol Smith, Mrs. Elmer Gordon, Mrs. Emily Gordon, son Frances and Lynn Freeman attended church in Dil lon Sunday. Mr; and Mrs, Junior Renfro were in Dillon Saturday visiting Walter Scott who-is a patient at -the .Barrett hospital. , Mr. and Mrs C : W. Jensen and children attended church in Dil lon Sunday ; and were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dieterle and children. ’ ■ 4 Mr. and aMrs. Jack Sage and daughter were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Parke Scott Sunday. Due to the illness of Walter P. Scott, regular section foreman at Aripstead, Frank Padrotti is tem porarily acting as section foreman \ until Scotty is able jto resume his duties.. 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