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30, 1943
NBAUX NEWS
Mrm, Fr~l H,~neeke, Cm'.
Mtu Vonne Harms left for her
home at Circle Thursday.
Mrs. Jean White spent Christinas
at the Rimel home,
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Peterman were
]n Beach Saturday on brininess.
Miss Florence Keys came from
Bpokane, Wash. to spend the holi-
days with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. D.
McNamara and son left Tuesday
for Hettinger, N. D.
Mrs. Ray scammon entertained
a few ladies at tea Monday after-
noon.
Miss lone Schendel of Glendive
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Cullen of
Helena spent the holidays with Mr.
Cullen's parents.
Mrs. Williams came from Dillon
to spend the holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Hazelton and family.
Miss Lucllle Larson camel, home
Saturday to spend Christmas with
her moth6r.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dick and son
Of Wolf Point spent Sunday at the
John Carlson home.
Mrs. Jean Ostby Johnson came
from Eugene, Ore. to spend the
holidays with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Petcoff and
were guests at the Schade
home Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hall were
visitors at the Jeeters home at
Glendive Wednesday.
Miss Shirley Blxby entertained
at dinner Wednesday evening Miss
~flrley Morris and sister Margaret.
~Mrs. Win. Bell arrived Thursday
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Busheli.
Mrs. Bill Lentz left Monday
morning for River Falls, Wis, call-
ed there by the death of her sister.
Mrs. LeOnard Brown, enroute
from Charleston, Va, visited rela-
tives over the holidays before going
on to Livingston,
Elmer Peterman is home on fur-
lOUBh from Texas visiting his l~r-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Peter-
man.
Wllber Thompson, who is in the
navy, is visiting at tl~e Hazelton
home. A party was given for him
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Welsh came
from Lavina to spend a short vaca-
tion at their parental homes here
and at Olendlve.
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Theatre
Calendar
GLENDIVE, MONTANA
CURRENT WEEK
****The Management of this
Theatre wishes you all'a
Bright and Bountiful New
Year and to extend thanks
for your most loyal patron-
age during the past year.****
NOW SHOWING--
"GOVERNMENT GIRL"
with Olivia de Havlland, Sonny
Tufts, Anne Shirley and Jess
Barker. Watch her turn the
Capital upside down!
OWI~ SHOW SAT, 11:30 P. M,
SUN. MON. TUES.--
James Cagney in
"JOHNNY COME LATELY"
tie M~el. That "Academy
,, to !
Award man is coming town
You21 go for Jimmy as he goes
all out for three gals in a jam
• . . He's greatl . . . and this
is his greatest! It's an ace . . .
right off the top of the Cagney
deck~
WEDNESDAY ONLY--
"YOUNG AND WILLING"
and Wfl-
OPENING NEXT THURS.--
~WINTERTIME"
starring SonJa Henle with Jack
Oakie, Cesar Romero and Woody
Herman and his Orchestra.
UPTOWN
THEATRE
FRIDAY SATURDAY--
Gene Autry in
"SOUTH OF THE BORDER"
Plus Richard Arlen ir~ "SLVB-
MARINE ALERT". Also Cha.pter
2 of that thrilling new serial
"DAREDEVILS OF THE WEST"
SUNDAY MONDAY--
James Ellison in
"DIXIE DEGAS"
AlSo Warner
Miss Ed/th L~wrence spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Rlchey at the
Lawrence home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bixby enter-
tained at Christmas dinner Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Hail and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Reinecke and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles White en-
tertained at dinner Saturday Mr.
and Mrs. S. Sherman and Betty,
and Mrs. Bob S~erman.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hail of Sen-
tinel Butte were dinner guests on
Christmas eve at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Alger Meek had
as Christmas guests Mrs. Schell
and children of Dickinson, and Mr.
and Mrs. Percy.
Mrs. Genevieve Houghton aud
Renee were guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Meek on
Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Sig Pederson and
children went to Beach Friday to
visit Mrs. Pederson's father before
he went to the Dickinson hospital.
Frank Beeler came home last
week from the Beach hospital,
where he was a patient for several
days,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Howard and Mr.
and Mrs. Schendel had dinner
together at the Sutherland Care
Tuesday evening in honor of their
wedding anniversaries.
The teachers held a Christmas
party and gift exchange at the
Scammon home before they left
for their various homes for the
holidays,
Rev. E. Goossen is quite ill with
the flu and ear trouble. Miss Fran-
cis Baker held the services at the
C. F. church in his absence on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Argonbright enter-
tained ~tt dinner Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Chaffee and farnlly,and
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Chaffee and
family.
The businessmen gave their an-
nual Christmas treat Friday after-
noon at the community tree, with
old Santa giving out the sacks of
candy and fruit,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Scemmon
entertained at dinner on Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scammon and
son, and Mrs. Mary Scammon and
Lucy.
Rev. ~nd Mrs. E. G~assen had as
guests Christmas day from Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Korneychuk,
Dorothy and George, and Mr. and
Mrs. John Bechtold, and from Bill-
ings Mr. and Mrs. Louts Hopper,
Walter and Gloria.
Mrs. John Carlson went to Glen-
dive Wednesday to spend Christmas
with her daugher, Mrs. Melvin
Pederson, and family. Mr. Carlson
Joined them on Saturday, and both
returned to their home Sunday.
The Misses Vonne Harms and
Edith Lawrence entertained at a
stork shower Saturday evening in
honor of Mrs. Guy Hall, Jr. Pres-
ent were Mesdames Arley Helvick.
Ed Turnquist, Guy Hall, Wayne
Marcus and Inez Bergman.
In the basketball lineup: at
Baker, Wibaux 18, Baker 23. played
last Thursday; here on Tuesday,
Glendlve Junior High 31, Wibaux
Junior High 20, and Ekalaka 37,
Wibaux 21; at Dickinson Saturday,
Wlbaux 24. Dickinson 47.
The Royal Neighbors installed
their officers, initiated four new
members and had a Christmas
party Wednesday evening at a
special meeting. Mrs. Earl Tennent
was hostess at her home after the
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Albian Welsh had
as guests for Christmas Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Mingels, Mr. and Mrs.
Burton Welsh and Russell, Donald
Welsh, Mrs. Anna Mengel, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Baird, and Miss Margie
Baird.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Knoop enter-
tained at dinner Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Ross, Mrs. Kate Lar-
son, George and Lucille. Mrs. Inez
Bergman, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Booth
and family and Mr. and Mrs. M. H.
Booth.
The Wibaux teachers spent their
vacations at the following places:
Miss Delline Eustace at Spearfish,
S. D. with her grandmother; Miss
Anne Fesenmaler will visit parents
at. Eau Claire, Wis,; Miss Marjorie
Pierce left Sunday for Wolcottville,
Ind. because of the illness of her
father; Miss Beulah Keith spent
Christmas at Beach with friends
and will spent New Years at Dick-
inson; MISs Klederoskt at her home
out of Wibsux; Mrs. Lindstrom at
her home near Carlyle; and Miss
MarJorle Nelson at her home near
Wlbaux. SchOol will reopen Jan-
uary 3rd,
Christmas Programs Given
Following is the Christmas pro-
gram presented at the Christ/an
Fundamental church Friday eve-
ning: "A Word of Welcome" Dean
Hazelton'; Scripture and Prayer,
Glenn Scammon; "Bells Across the
Snow" Sunday School; "The Light
of the World" Junior girls; "No
Child is too Little" Herbert Harla~
"God Grant it May be" Arla Mae
Amunrud; "Aren't You Glad" Stelia
Petermann; "Sharing" beginners;
Hymn Story 'O Little Town of
Bethlelmm" Leroy Araunrud; "Wel-
come, Little Stranger"~ Wayne
Harp; "If We Love Him" MarJorie
Smith; "Mary's Song" Eunlce Kay
Scanunon; "A Blrthctay Cake For
Glass; Hymn Story,
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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
to the World" by George Boe; and
song "It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" by the congregation.
The following program was pre-
sented at the Lutheran church Sun-
day afternoon: "Come Hither Ye
Faithful" by the congregation;
"Hark the Herald Angels Sing"
by the Sunday School; an open-
ing recitation by Collene Hede;
Recitation "No Star I Saw" Robert
Harp; Recitation "If I could Have
my Way About it" Harold Bakken;
"Away in the Manger" beginners,
prinmry and intermediate classes;
Recitation "A Christmas Candle"
Wayne Harp; A Norwegian Carol
by Mrs. J. Kartevold and Mrs. H.
Lnnde; Recitation "He Came my
Savior Dear" Betty Harp: Recim-
tlon "The First Christmas" Ronald
Amunrud; A duet "Star of the
East" by Harold and Blend Lunde;
White Gifts, second grade class;
Recitation by Norrlne Amunrud;
Recitation "No Room at the Inn"
Stewart Harp; a solo by Betty
Harp, "Little Town of Bethlehem":
Recitation "The Star That Leads"
Violet Preston; Recitation by Gor-
don Hede '~Thoughts on Christmas
Eve"; a song by the congregation;
a reading by William Harp; ser-
mon by the minister; a duet by
Ardys Trollope and Shirley Bixby
"White Christmas"; Recitation by
Shirley Paulson "It Came Upon
the Midnight Clear" by the Sunday
School; "Silent Night", closing song
by the congregation.
The following Christmas program
was given at the Methodist church
Thursday evening, December 23:
Song, "Joy to the World" by the
congregation; Scripture, Luke 2:8-20
by Dorothy Hagerman; Greeting
by Clifford Bonner; Prayer by Mr.
Barley; Recitation "A Worthwhile
Suggestion" Lorin WoJahn; Song,
"Christ at Bethlehem" little 'folks;
Recitation "A Christmas prayer",
Hope Lynch; Recitation "Best
Christmas Cheer" Betty Wojahn;
Evercise "Clean the Path". three
boys; Recitation, "Like Jesus", by
Philip Woods; Song, "Hark the
Herald Angels Sing" by all; Recita-
tion '"temple Bells" Billy Bonnet;
Song, "I Love You" little folks;
Exercise "Christmas Bells" Kay
Sletton and Carol Lynch; RecRa-
tion 'A Prayer" Clara Bonnet;
Duet, "Our Prayer" Anna Berg and
Phyllis Bonner; Recitation "The
Christmas Story" Wilma Berg; Re-
citation "Thank YdW' Carol Woods;
Song "It Came upon a Midnight
Clear" congregation; Recitation,
"Our Gifts to the King" Mary
Berg; Recitation "The Golden Star"
Maria Bonner; Violin Solo "It
Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
Phyllis Bonner; Exercise 'Giving to
Jesus" Junior Class; Recitation,
"Our Offering" Coleen Bloom; Ex-
ercise "Christ is Born"; Exercise,
Christmas Acrostic, beginner~ pri-
mary; Song "Silent Night, Holy
Night" congregation.
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Mrs. J. F. Crook, Reporter
The ground is receiving another
blanket of snow. today ~Sunday).
Norman Nellermoe trucked some
cattle for O. K Omley ~o his home
near Sentinel Butte.
S-Sgt. Glen Metcalf is here from
Minneapolis visiting at the J.E.
Metcalf home.
The Lloy~l and Cecil Metealf
families and S-Sgt. MetcaIf en-
joyed a fine Christmas dinner at
the J, E. Metcalf home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tasker and
Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tasker
and family were Christmas dinner
guests at the Alvin Leland home.
Due to the flu epidemic in Beach
the high school pupils of the corn-
munity are having a longer Christ-
mas vacation than was expected.
We were sorry that Audrey Helen
Robertson was unable to take partI
in the program at Trotters as she]
was ill with flu. I
Mrs. Glen Metcalf expected tel
arrive at Trotters on Sunday, tot
visit relatives until Tuesday, whenI
she and Glen will return to Min-t
neapelis. ]
Mrs. Ralph Mosser was taken to
Beach Wednesday, suffering with
heart trouble. She had been ill
with flu previously. We certainly
wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Stevens, Mrs.
Carrie Sperry, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Olson and daughters and the J. F.
Crook family enjoyed a bountiful
turkey dinner and supper at the
Kyle Sperry home Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sperry left on
Thursday * afternoon to spend
Christmas with their daughters,
Grace and Norabelli Sperry, and
Alice Metcalf. They plan to go
on to the eastern part of the
state and visit for a time.
Enjoy Christmas Programs
The following Christmas program
was presented at the Trotters
church Sunday, December 19. The
pupils of the Trotters and the
C. S. Divide schools participated,
with Miss Clara Skaar and Miss
Joyce Snow in charge: Hymn, con-
gregation; Recitation, "A Christmas
Greeting" Shirley Mae Sperry; Re-
citation "Christmas" Dorothy Nel-
lermoe; Recitation, "The Christmas
Story" Dorothy Gorrell; Songs,
combined schools; a recitation,
"C~ Night" LloYd Mete;
"At Christ's Birth" Betty Jekn
Sperry; exercise, '~rhe Night That
Christ Was Born" Jay Gorrell, Ed-
ward Crook, Crayle Crook and Doris
Moore; solo, "O Holy Night" Joyce
Crook; recitation, "Sing a Song of
Christmas" Betty Olson; recitation,
"A Christmas Star" Bethine Sperry;
recitation 'The First Christmas"
Burneal Nellermoe; recitation, "The
Christmas Star" Norma Nellermoe;
exercise "On Christmas Morning"
Joyce Crook, James Gorrell, Wen-
dell Tasker and Theresa Nellermoe;
duet, "Silent Night" Edward and
Gayle Crook; recitation "Bethle-
hem" John Nellermoe; solo 'Away
in a Manger" Doris Moore; a fine
object lesson by Rev. Kenney; clos-
ing hym, congregation; benediction
Rev. Kenney.
A very fine Christmas progran
was presented at the Trotters
school house Thm'sday evening by
the Trotters and Plalnview schools,
with the teachers, Clara Skaar
and Mrs. Milton Brunsvold in
charge: song 'Merry Christmas" by
all; recitation "Welcome" Jimmy
Gorrell; song "Upon the Housetop"
all; recitation "My Bell, Freddie
Crook; duet "Silent Night" Eddie
and Gayle Crook; solo "Away in
a Manger" Doris Moore; skit
"Darning the Christmas Socks" Jay
Gorrell and Eddie Crook; recitation
"Christmas Wishes" Dorothy Nel-
lermoe; solo "O Holy Night" Joyce
Crook; recitation "Christmas Story"
Dorothy Gorrell; song "Lullaby"
Marlene and Dean Brunsvold; play,
"Solving Santa's Problems" several;
recitation "A Present for Aunt
Jane" Dean Brunsvold; solo "There's
a Star Spangled Banner" Eddie
Crook; recitation "Little Things"
Theresa Nellermoe; play "Mike's
Christmas Gift" Marlene and Dean
Brunsvold; recitation "The Christ-
mas Stocking" Wendell Tasker;
song "Bethlehem Lullaby" Marlene
and Dean Brunsvold; play, "Mrs.
Santa Comes Into Her Own" sev-
eral; trio "Pistol Packin' Mama"
Doris Moore, Joyce and Gayle
Crook; recitation "The Night After
Christmas" Dean Brunsvold; solo,
"White Christmas" Gayle Crook;
recitation "In Closing" Jimmy GOr-
rell; song "Good Night Friends"
all. Gifts and treats were dis-
tributed to all. Coffee and cake
were served to the crowd. The
pupils and teachers will enjoy a
two weeks vacation.
The pupils of the C. S. Divide
school presented a fine program
at their school Thursday afternoon
under the direction of their teach-
er, Joyce Snow.
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Mrs. T. Maanum of Beach was
a caller in Golva on business Wed-
nesday afternoon of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nic Johnson and
family were guests at the Annie
Kirkpatrick home on Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Ounnar Fahlstrom
spent Christmas day at the Ted
Maanum home in Beach.
Mrs. Dorothy Hess and Miss
Mary Marciniak were Beach shop-
pers Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Clarin spent
Christmas day at the Karnes John-
son home south of Alpha.
Mr. and Mrs. Sturdy Peterson
spent/ the Christmas holidays in
Olendive with Mr. Peterson's par-
ents, who reside there.
Mrs. Avis Kautzmann, who
teaches at the Golva school, has
been sick the past week with the
flu. Alfred Ueckert has been teach-
ing in her place,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Madison en-
tertained the following guests at a
droner party Sunday evening of
!~s( week. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Schmeling, Mr. and Mrs. George
Wosepka and Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Schillo.
The Golva school held its annual
Christmas program Thursday aiter-
noon of last week. Short plays,
poems and songs were given by the
grade pupils and songs were sung
by the girls glee club. At the end
Santa Claus arrived and the gifts
were distributed and candy given
to the children.
The people of this community
were sorry to hear of the accident
which happened Wednesday eve-
ning on the road southwest of
Gcdva. The occupants of the car
were Mrs. Gee. Rising, Albert, Eva
and Gertrude Rising, Dorothy Susa,
Leno~a and Hazel and Leslie
Hartse, several of whom were ser-
iotmly injured.
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Miss Gladys Johnson returned
home from the Beach hospital on
Thursday afternoon to spend the
Christmas holidays.
Mr, and Mrs. Leo Kremers and
Mary and Fred made a trip to
Glendive on business Wednesday of
the past week.
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ALPHA NEWS I
Robert Sonnek attended an auc-
tion sale at Lefor Wednesday.
Clemens Knopp of Washington
spent Christmas with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John K_nopp.
Messrs. Andrew Kohler, and A1
and George Wosepka made a busi-
ness trip to Dickinson Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Karnes Johnson
'entertained relatives at a Christmas
dinner.
Henry Olsen came home Thurs-
day from Beach, where he has
been a patient at the hospital.
A1 Irons went to Beach Saturday,
where he will stay with his father
and take treaments at the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fasching
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Schmitz on a business trip to Dick-
insert Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Karnes Johnson
and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson
were supper guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Nunn
Christmas eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Drewniak
and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Fasehing were Chrismas din-
ner guests of Mrs. Rezina Fasching
of Beach.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence
were Beach shoppers Monday.
Andrew Kohler and Mr. and
A. G. 1~tschlng and Dolores
Christmas dinner guests of Mr.
Mrs. James White of Golva.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Schmitz
family, and Mr. and Mrs.
Schmitz were Saturday
callers at the home of Mr,
Mrs. Raymond l~asching.
Mr. and Mrs. John Irons
tained the following at
dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
jahn, Len Meyers, Mr. and
Herman Brockmeyer and
Irons.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
entertained the following
Christmas dinner: Mr. and
Robert Sonnek and family,
Mrs. Ed Schermann and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Szudera
family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Nistler and Betty Ann, and
and Mrs. Pete Hagen.
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METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. D. J. MacTavish,
Re~ch, North D~eta
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
Preaching service at 11 A.
Young People's meeting at
P. M.
The week of Prayer is from
uary 3rd to 9th.
Service Thursday evening at
Everybody is invited to this
The pastor will speak on the
ject "Why Do Men Pray?"
miss this service.
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Sandpapering and sponging
two of the treatments for
wool clothes found
clothing specialists.
Will furnish a four room home
modern, like-new pre-war furniture
$1100. This consists of the following:
ONE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
seven cubic foot size
ONE MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE
four burner, large oven, steak broiler
Refrigerator and range suitable for either lunchroom or
5-PIECE BREAKFAST SET
One table, four chairs
3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE
One large davenport, two chairs, of genuine mohair
ONE -WILTON VELVET RUG
9 x 12, beautiful pattern
ONE FLOOR LAMP
8-PIECE DINING ROOM SET
Six leg design, of satin finish walnut. Consists of one table,
dining chairs, one arm chair, large buffet
ONE AXMINSTER RUG
8 x I0, lovely floral design
4-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE
Modern, walnut finish, consists of one bed, one chest of
one vanity dresser, one bench. Dandy coil spring, and
spring mattress
ONE 8 x 80LSON RUG
This furniture is priced at this low figure for a
sale. Anyone familiar with high quality
and values will readily appreciate the
offered herein. Write in care of the News office.
BEACHLI
MARKET
Because of New Years day coming on
will buy on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31
Beginning next week, I will buy every
Saturday as usual
TOP HOGS, 210 to 300 lbs .......................
LIGHT HOGS, 140 to 210 Ibs ..... $9.00 to
HEAVY BUTCHERS, 300 lbs ..... $10.75 to $11.~
S0WS, all weights .................................... $105~
You'll Always Get A Square Deal With--
JACK BALLARD
Beaeh, North Dakota