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Sanders County Ledger (Thompson Falls, Mont.), 17 Sept. 1959, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075283/1959-09-17/ed-1/seq-7/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
Ruth Ann West, Lee Worthington Exchange Vows At a single -ring ceremony solemnized Sept. 5 in the Com- munity Congregational church with the Rev. Olah Moore offici- ating, Ruth Ann West, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. West of Thompson Falls and Lee Elbert Worthington, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Worthington of Thom- pson Falls exchanged wedding vows. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor -leng- th gown, the bodice was chan- tilly lace with a sabrina neck- line accenting a full satin skirt. A crown of matching satin and lace with pearls held her elbow length veil. She carried a white orchid on her white Bible. Attendants were Mrs. Ray- mond Wakefield of Thompson Falls, matron of honor, James G. Violette of Poison, best man, Gale Brauer and Frances Reber of Thompson Falls, bridesmaids, Rhonda Neumiller of Missoula, flower girl, Gary Crannell of Poison, ring bearer and Fred West and Harvey Brauer of Thompson Falls, ushers. Appropriate music was played by Mrs. Gerald Green. Donald Campbell sang \Because\, \Al- ways\ and \The Lord's Prayer.\ For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. West chose a wine -colored wool knit dress with white acces- sories and a gladioli corsage. Mrs. Worthington, mother of the groom, chose a beige two- piece suit of shantung with dark brown and beige accessories. Her corsage was also of gladioli. A reception at the church an- nex followed. Serving cake were Mrs. Ernest Brauer and Mrs. Vern Sloan. Pouring were Mrs. David Grant and Mrs. Louis Ros- enthal. Mrs. Larry McKenzie ser- ved at the punch bowl. Miss Lor- raine Ebbett took charge of the guest book. Assisting at the gift table were Sherrill Brauer, Bar- bara Brauer and Carol Neumil- ler. For her wedding trip the bride chose a sapphire blue sheath with black accessories. She wore a white orchid corsage. Out of town guests attending were Georgia Worthington of Butte, sister of the groom; Mrs. W. L. Franham of Butte, grand- mother of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Clark and family of Butte, Mrs. Lloyd Crannell, Neil and Gary of Poison; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Neumiller and sons of Wallace; Mr. and Mrs. John Neumiller and family of Mis- soula; Mrs. John S. Brill of San Francisco; Miss Lorraine Ebbett of Spokane, and Mrs. Lela Lar- son of Yakima. At her ranch home, Mrs. West served a dinner for out-of-town guests before making their long trips home. Shower Honors Bride - to - Be Miss Kay Henderson, fiancee of Ray Lagge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lagge, was honored at a wedding shower Friday af- ternoon at the William Bierwag- en home up Blue Slide. Miss Henderson was the recipient of many nice gifts and refresh- ments were served by the hos- tesses. The young couple will be mar- ried at the Lagge home Septem- ber 26. Banquet Planned The IOOF and Rebekah ban- quet will be held in the Masonic temple Thursday, Sept. 24 at 6:30 p.m. Clerk of Court and Mrs. James H. Smith and son, James, left Saturday on a vacation trip to Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Al Brass of Helena spent the weekend here with the former's daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Eldridge. Adolph Torgrimson, son -Ken- i , neth and the former's brother from Wenatchee, returned Thursday from Fergus Falls, Ashby and Foston, Minn. and Plentywood and Richey, Mont. Raymond Wakefield, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wakefield who recently finished advanced infantry training at Fort Ord, Calif. is presently awaiting as- signment, according to a phone call last weekend. His wife, the former Lynn Johnson, is living in Thompson Falls while he is gone. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson of Okmulgee, Okla. are current houseguests of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Zimmerman. They arrived here Labor Day from Portland where they had visited another daugh- ter, Mrs. Margaret Mosbacher, and son, Stevie. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. McAllister returned home from Missoula Monday evening where the form- er had been hospitalized for about two weeks after undergo- ing surgery at Community hospi- tal (old Memorial) early this month. Mrs. Mac said Mac was recuperating very well. Joe Olson of Great Falls, Mrs. Adolph Torgrimson of Thompson Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Art Noll of Noxon returned Friday from visiting relatives and friends on the coast and at Sunnyside, Wash. and Portland, Ore. They saw the Grotto in the latter city. - Olson is a brother of the two women. Baker's MUSIC CENTER offers to the MUSIC & BAND STUDENT Recognized Brand Instruments For as low as $2 50 Phone LI 9-4165 310 N. Higgins Missoula it's FUN to play in the Band Montana All Rent Applks on Purchase Try before you buy. Use our Rental plan To Baker's Music Center, 310 N. Higgins Ave., Missoula Mont. I am interested in your band instrument rental plan. Name Address School Ainsworth Field Thompson Falls BLUE HAWKS Mr. and Mrs. Benson Larson Photo Sandra Miller, Jack Benson Exchange Vows in Lovely Church Ceremony Miss Sandra Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Miller, Thompson Falls, and Jack Court- ney Benson, son of Mrs. Hilma Benson of Milwaukee, Wis. were united in marriage at the Com- munity Congregational church Sunday, Aug. 30. The Rev. Olah Moore performed the double - ring ceremony. Mrs. P. B. Banis- ter played several selections on the organ and Don Campbell sang \At Dawning\ and \The Wedding Prayer.\ White gladioli and pink roses were floral decorations for the altar, with candelabra in the background. White ribbons and pink roses decorated the ends of the church pews. The bride, escorted by her father, wore a chapel length em- broidered gown of pure silk organza. The basque bodice had a portrait neckline trimmed with pearls and long pointed sleeves. The bouffant skirt which was over layers of tulle was also embroidered in a scal- loped motif. Her imported illusion veil was held by a Swe- dish crown adorned with pearls. She carried a bridal bouquet of pink roses and white stephano- tis. The maid of honor, Frances Scott, and the bridesmaids, Mrs. Boyd Davis and Judy Saint, were attired in ballerina -length gowns of aqua nylon taffeta with white accessories. They wore head- dresses of aqua tulle and car- ried bouquets of pink and white carnations. George Bybee was best man. Ushers were Gary Cooper and Lee Matthews. A gown of navy blue lace and net with mauve pink accessories and a corsage of pink roses was worn by Mrs. Miller, mother of the bride. Mrs. Sloan, who took the place of the groom's mother, wore a pale blue gown with white accessories and had a cor- sage of pink roses. After the wedding a recep- tion was held in the Masonic temple. Dick Davis played sev- eral musical selections on the piano. Assisting with the recep- tion were Mrs. Eaton Kneeskern and Mrs. H. R. Saint, cutting the wedding cake; Mrs. Ann Laws Hospital Notes Admitted — Sept. 9-14—Patrick Lefthand, Elmo; Vincent Wassmuth, Spok- ane; Robert Dubia, John Lind- say, Mrs. Pauline Rambow, Hot Springs; Mrs. Mabel McCrea, Arthur Opp, Louis Vacura, Plains; Mrs. Sandra Corbin, Paradise; Adolph Anderson, Thompson Falls. Dismissed — Mrs. Lulu Huso, Kalispell; Baby Wain Lefthand, Elmo; Le- Roy Manning, Mrs. Emma Flaig, Mrs. Emma Sheppard, Dean Ken- drick, Mst. Rex Winebrenner, John Lindsay, Hot Springs; Vincent Wassmuth, Spokane; Mst. Glenn Fortner, Mrs. Har- old Chappell and baby, Thomp- son Falls; Mrs. Stella 'Johnson, Plains. Births — To Mr. and Mrs .Jerry Corbin, Paradise, a daughter, Sabrina Louise, 6 lbs. Visit Here Guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Gailen Boyse are the form- er's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Parren Boyse and son, Pan -en Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Fod Foster, all of Toy, Mo. They arrived Friday and will leave Monday. and Ruth Ann West, pouring cof- fee and tea; Glenda Kendall, pouring punch; Bea Weigele and Trudy Saint had charge of the guest book; Mrs. Larry McKenzie and Cheryl and Inez Saint were at the gift table; Trudy Saint and Linda Gee passed out the groom's cake, and Mrs. Ernest Brauer, Mrs. Lois Scott and Mrs. Ernest Huffman had charge of the reception. Out-of-town relatives and guests here for the occasion were: Mrs. L. Fern Hoyt and Miss Kitty Stockton, Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Holler, Og- den, Ut.; Mr. and Mrs: Joe Do- bravec, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Holli- day, Mrs. Evelyn Boyd, Mrs. Rob- ert Stafford and Suzanne and David, all of Noxon; Mrs. Mary Borgwardt, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. George Bybee, Cheney, Wash.; Mrs. Ray Meadows and Mrs. Nina Hall, Whitepine. The Saturday before the wed- ding, Mrs. Evelyn Boyd honored the wedding party with a dinner at Hope. Included in the party were Sandra Miller, Jack Ben- son, Mrs. Mary Borgwardt, sis- ter of the groom, Judy Saint, Ted Faro, Gary Cooper, Lola Cyr, Lee Matthews, Penny Rum- mel, Mr. and Mrs. George By- bee, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Larry McKen- zie. Students Receive Attendance Pins Perfect attendance pins for the third quarter were awarded to junior dept Sunday school students Sunday as well as Bib- les presented to third graders entering the department this year. The awards were announc- ed by Mrs. Forrest Dobson, sup- erintendent and presented by the Rev. Olah Moore. Receiving attendance pins were Jim Eggensperger, Marcia Duf- fel, Gayle Taylor, David Shep- ard, Jack Eggensperger, Gary Stipe, Nickson Taylor, Janet Wollaston, Bonnie Shepard, Marilyn Stephanson, Donnie Heater, Philip Shepard, Susan Cox, Georgeanne Green, Ruthie Cheney, Joyce Libra, Nancy Pre- ston, Bernice Olson, Nancy Zimmerman, Linda Green, Darla Tobiska and Evelyn Koontz. Judy Sylvia was awarded a sec- ond quarter pin. Bibles were received by Linda Huffman, Betty Libra, Cheryl Johnson, Tom Eggensperger, Lynne Rosdahl, Andy Wilkin- son and Susan Hurd. Alan Buchanan To Wed Sunday Mrs Ruth Buhanan will leave today for Washington, D. C. to attend the marriage of her son, A. Allan, and Miss Nancy Al- berts of Winterville, 0. Sunday in the nation's capital. The young couple will reside in Washington, where both are employed by the federal govern- ment. On her return trip to Thomp- son Falls, Mrs. Buchanan will visit another son, David, and family in Minneapolis and her parents and other relatives at Pine River, Minn. Shower to Honor Joanne Green A public wedding shower will be held Thursday, Sept. 24 at 8 p.m. in the Woman's club house for Miss Joanne Green, who will be married Sept. 26 to Ronald Darlington of Lethbridge, Al- berta. All friends of the couple are invited to attend the shower. Son Is Born Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chappell are the parents of a son, born Saturday morning at the hospi- tal in Hot Springs. Chappell is the mechanic at Motors Garage and a brother of Mrs Lloyd Oertli. The infant has been named Ronald Glen and weighed 6 lbs. Harold brought his wife and son home Monday. The LEDGER — an ideal gift' SANDERS COUNTY LEDGER Thursday, Sept. 17, 1959-7 4-H Members Work on Projects A work project meeting for the Power City 4-11 members was held Tuesday with leader Mrs. Archy Tobiska and guest Mrs. Harry Kenny who has assisted the past several meetings. Jen- nifer Rohwer brought press mitt patterns for the girls en- gaged in sewing projects while Linda Kenny gave a demonstra- tion on sewing basket needs, Sandra McCracken talked on needles, Colleen Andrews gave a demonstration on shears and scissors. For girls in cooking, Darla Tob- iska demonstrated correct met- hods for recipe filing and Tal- ona Gunn, Susan Cox, Charlotte Kenny and Bernice Olson gave cooking demonstrations. Recreation leader Barbara Brauer closed the meeting with a spelling game. September 13, the club mem- bers went on a picnic up Clear ('reek with Vern Andrews and Archy To'biska providing trans- portation. They observed snakes and frogs. September 8 the girls held a community service meet- ing working on scrapbooks. Talona Gunn, reporter Eastern Stars Meet Tuesday Worthy Matron Mary Miller and Worthy Patron Calvin Wil- son presided at the meeting of Mt. Silcox chapter, OES, Tues- day evening. Associate Conductress Teddae Berkey gave the ante -room lec- ture within the chapter room and the examination of a visitor was exemplified by the Associ- ate Matron Lois Scott, Associ- ate Patron Edgar Taylor, acting Conductress Stella Fridley and Betty Jo Davis. Boys state and girls state de- legates will give reports at the Oct. 6 meeting prior to the open- ing of chapter. The lunch com- mittee for the evening will be Kathryn DeLong. Bruce DeLong, Mildred Holt and Lucille Smith. The lunch committee Tuesday evening was made up of Edna Faro, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee and Betty Saint. Put Out Fire The Thompson Falls Fire Dept. extinguished a chimney fire at the home of Mrs. Beth Bemis Wednesday of last week. No major damage resulted. gmamminimitnimaimmannimmantimmammaminan .! CUSTOM FIT YOUR HOME INSURANCE - I WITH ONE BROAD POLICY Protect your home, your belong- ings, and even your personal • liability with ONE POLICY molded to your specific needs. You select the coverages, you select the limits in the Compre- hensive Dwelling Policy and cus- tom fit your home insurance. e, ,N Gertrude J. Mahoney t- L WIIIIWIWUIIIMMIMIIIIIIIiiiiilliiiiNIUMNIMUNIMINIII Dial TA 7-3462 Darifold Delivery I Fresh Milk Delivered Daily to Your Door! 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