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PAGE SIX
TIIE GOLDEN VALLEI NEWS
AT SAM'S NEW ARCADE
GLENDIYE, MONTANA
Dance Next Saturday Night Sponsored By
Veterans of Foreign Wars
ROLLER SKATING EVERY FRIDAY and SUNDAY NIGHTS
MUSIC BY CHET
HIS DIXIE
I IYA Makes Fine
Record In U. S.
The National Youth Administration
was established in 1925 to provide
Work opportunities for young people.
Its first funtion was to provide era-
ployment for students to enable them
to work their way through schools
and colleges. Soon theagency ex-
tended its employment program to
young people who had left school,
and were unable to find jobs in
private industries within the ages of
17 to 25 years. These out-of-school
:youth were given Jobs especially de-
Ilgned to provide them with the kind
~f practical experience that would as°
alst them in getting private employ-
ment.
The National Youth Administration
tn its six years of operation has pro.
vided jobs for more than one and
three-quarter million students to en-
able them to continue their education
~nd has employed an additional rail-
lion and three-quarter out-of-school
7out~ and given them the practical
experience they need for private jobs.
"/'he United States, in the present
q~ergency, is beginning to reap some
@! the benefits of khe NYA programs.
~undreds of thou~nds of young men
Ind_ young women who got their
Dractical experience on NYA projects
ire now employed in Nation~ Defense
IDdustries. Hundreds of thousands of
~Oung people who were able to con-
• t~ue their schooling as a result of
the NYA student program are now
t~lng -their educa~onal training in
the National defense effort.. The Nat-
|onai Youth Administration at the
lg'esent time continues to provide op-
Dortunities for young men and women
to obtain sufficient work experience
~or private employment. All informao
1~ion concerning the same can be ob-
tained 'by contacting the members
~f the Local NYA Advisory Com-
Inlttees.
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MEN'S
AND HOSIERY
BUTTE DRUG
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$100
FOR INFORMATION LEAD.
ING TO THE ARREST AND
CONVICTION OF ANYONE
STEALING LIVESTOCK
FROM A MEMBER OF THIS
ASSOCIATION.
Medora
Stockgrowers
Association
Wib o,o~,h~ fellowship meeting at the Sunday-evening at the C. F. church, route to Portland Oregon to join her Norman
auk }club house Friday evening. Now that Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beeler were aw-fhusband and Mr .and Mrs. Vick p]an er and
Mr. az:d Mrs. L. H.P~)rto" er of Glen- we had a little snow storm we all arded the prize for the oldest Bible. to make their home in Los Angeles. Mrs.
d ....... . i~ope for some fine weather in which ~ Russell Welsh had the smallesL corn- . _f
lve were guests at me ~an ~ume~-ito ~inish the full work. plete Bible which waspublished in Mesdames M. P. Ostby, A. Meek order v
land home ~unaay. ~.,,--Brei*enel-~ received a tele- 1164and Olive Welsh the smallest Wayne Smith Ross Bixby Fred Rein-brides
Mr and Mrs Mlk Klam~r dllVed, ~ s re 1
..... -raTM Sat,,rda.* inform n~ him of th~ New Testament This was an interest-!ecke E L Watkins Mr and Mr F we
home Saturday morning flo]n Watk!n ; death of his brother Richard at' Ing service with special music and an ! E. Elliott and Miss Naomi Watkins at- young
Mhm where they were canes oy me d
• " " • 'E-- Claire Wis that mornin~ He interesting message• tended an Eastern Star meeting atS. an
illness of Mrs. Kramers pareuts. M.. . . . • •
Kramer has been ill with u bad cold :s survived by hm aged mother, two l Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker received Glend~ve last week. offering
s:t>ce coming home. I sisters and five brothers beside many word 'last week that their daughter
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Westmoreland other relatives m whom we extend Frances who attends Moody Bible In-
visited Mr. Hugh Baird at the Glen- sympathy, stitute in Chicago had suffered nasal REGISTER
dive hospital Thursday afternoon. Friends of the F. W. Gates family hemorrahges and was confined in a
Mr .and Mrs. A. W. Warden and If°rmer residents here, who now reside hospital. Her many friends hope she NEW
daughter were Beach visitors Satyr- at Puyallup, Wn. were inormed of can soon be back in school.
day evening, tt~e marriage of Miss Susan Flolena Mrs. Eiden sold her house to Joe Choice of many different
Mr. Sam Carlson from Billings call-
ed on friends here Thursday. Mr.
Carlson was a resident here for sev-
eral years and is talking seriousll of
moving back to make his home
A baby girl was born to Mr. aud
Mrs. Nick Morgan at the Wagner
hospital Thursday. Mother and child
are reported to be just free.
An interesting football game was
played Thursday a~ternoon between
Sentinel Butte and the local team.
Wlbaux won with a score of 41 to
13.
Miss Ethel Kinniter who teaches at
Sidney, was a week end guest of her
blend, Miss Naomi Watkins at the
E. L. Watkins home east of town
William Baird came from California
the first of the week, called here
by the iline~ss o his brotl~er, Htt~,
who underwent an operation at the
N. P. hospital in Glendive, Monday.
His friends hope he has a ~pecdy. re-
covery.
Mr. George Hansen and his sister
Mrs. E. B. Sherman came home from
Great Falls Friday where they and
Mrs. Hansen visited Marian Hansen
and family. Mrs .Hansen remained to
help her son's family get settled in
their new house Which they had just
moved into•
Mrs. Cecelia Carroll, R. N. A. de-
puty, Mrs. RObert Anderson, Mrs. R.
H. Welsh. Mrs. Julia Nix and Bernice
Storkel attended the Royal Neighbor
convention at Ismay, Saturday.
Mr. Frank Gertenson of Allard
spent the weekend with his wife
who teaches the Hay Creek school.
They and Mrs Will Welsh spent Sun-
day afternoon with friends in town,
Hazen Wolfe is moving from his
farm into Edgar Massey's tourist cabin
for the winter months.
Mrs. Maude Johnson from St. Philip
spent Sunaay with her sister, Mrs.
M. Scott.
Mrs. Katherine Larson went in to
Glendive Tuesday morning where she
will have a major operation from
which her friends hope she speedily
recovers.
Mrs. Simon Hazelton entertained at
a lovely birthday party Saturday after
noon in honor of her daughter, Kath-
leen. Mrs. Westmoreland was in ch-
,~rge of the games ~,ch w~: n ~h
fine supper was enjoyed by all. K~,th-
Ieen received many nice gifts•
Mr. and Mrs. John Efta were in
from their ranch twenty miles south
of town Monday afternoon delivering
the last of their fine crabapples. They
report they had forty bushels this
year from five trees. They also had
a b,lshel of grapes and many other
fine products from their nice garden
on Beaver Creek.
Burton Welsh and Russell bought
a fine new International three-fourth
ton pickup from the Wibaux Mach.
and Auto Co. last week•
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Baird and Mrs.
Hugh Baird. l~alph and Margie spent
Sunday in Glendive with Mr. Bair~.
On account of the :~tormy weather.
---~ ---- - ~_" . _ _ I only a few were "lble ~o attend ~h2
We are now dealers for the well
known Delco Light Plants andwill
soon have a carload of Plants and Bat-
teries and equipment on hand.
If you need batteries or repairs-now
the time to get them.
Let us service your car for winter
driving
Gates to Mr. Kenneth R. Oldham in
the Pentecostal Tabernacle, Sep.t 13th.
The bride who started school here was
a graduate of Puyallup high school in
1938. and has since graduated from
the Northwest Bible Institute of Sea-
ttle. Mr. Oldham is now attending the
Bible Institute preparing for the rain-
istry. Flolena has many friends here
who wish her many years of wedded
happiness.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Warden and
children autoed to Glendive Sunday
afternoon.
William Burns Jr. left last week tel
resume his studies ~t the Minnesota
University in Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Steele attended
church services in Glendive Sunday
and were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Schaal.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McClain, Jr.
and baby have-moved into an apart-
ment at Mrs. M. Scott's house.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Coulston at Terry last
week• where they have recently moved.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlle Dick and baby
left Friday morning for their home at
Norolk, Virginia. Friends are glad to
hear that Charlie's mother, Mrs. Win.
Dick• who has been in the Beach
hospital for several weeks has im-
proved so much that her family hope
to bring her home in a few days.
More than 100 friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Baird gathered at the
home of Mr .and Mrs. Ervin Breit-
enfsldt Saturday evening for a re-
ception and shower for the newly-
weds. The time was spent socially ami
all were served with ice cream and
cake. The guests of honor received
many beautiful and useful gifts.
At the "Display of Old Bibles" on
Burke last week, and she and her
dauhgter are leaving soon for Gres-
ham, Wise.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and son and
a friend from Fallen were Sunday
guests at the R. H. Welsh home.
Mr .and Mrs. Davidson of Sentinel
Butte attended church services here
Sunday.
Mrs. Win. Schuett, Mrs. N. Syver-
son, Mrs. D. McCann and Mrs. Win.
Manning were shopping in Beach on
Friday. i
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. MeConnell left
Wednesday for Polson, Mont.
Mrs. Sid Woodard was hostess to;
several ladles Thursday afternoon
honoring Mrs. Win. Nature at a show-
er. A lovely lunch was served and
the guest of honor received many
pretty gifts.
REMEMBER! Only one week left
to get in on tlmt $12;0 subscription
offer to the News--bett~r hunT! I
W. E. Manning and son were busi-
ness visitors in Miles City Thursday.
Misses Marjorie Dealing and Flor-i
ence Keys went to Billings Thursday
where they will attend school.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Sherman were
here from Glendive Sunday visiting
relatives.
Mrs. A Bryce is visiting relatives
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positionsr. All recent graduates
positions to spare.
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Mrs. Fred Reinecke was hostess to ee ,
the Sewing Club Wednesday and Fri-
day entertained a few ladies m honor i
on Mrs. Dustrud of Fargo who is'
visiting here. Dainty urefreshments
were served on both occasions.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Vich and Mrs.
Don Beckley of Ladysmlth, Wise. were
overnight guests of Mrs. Claire Sam-
son last week :Mrs. Beckley was en-
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