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December 31, 1942. -
THE GOLDEN VALLEY
Peterson and Emma Jean visited Mrs.
Peterson at the N. P. hospital in
Glendive Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Armentrout re-
turned from Dickinson last week,
where the former had been a patient
at hospital.
Vernie McCann came from
Mlssoula Sunday to spend the holi -
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave McCann.
Trots theTheKyle P" V.sperryMooreShome,WereoneVlSltors at Mr. and Mrs. Lester Parker and
ers eveninglsons, Mrs. Stainer Pederson and Mrs.
last week. /Joe Banaby, were Beach visitors on
] Wednesday.
Norman Nellermoe has received
word that his brother Orville is in o
an army camp in Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Moore and Doris Walter Kreuger and Lucile Higby
were dinner guests at the Kyle Sperry were Christmas dinner guests at the
home, a week ago. Herman Storkel home on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlot Nellermoe and Mr .and Mrs. M. A. Lurid were
children were afternoon callers at business visitors in Glendive on
the Kyle Sperry home. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Moore were Ira Krueger came home to spend
Monday evening callers at the J. F. Christmas and a few days of vacation
Crook home. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Mrs. Kyle Sperry took Mrs. Glen J. Kreuger.
Olson to Beach on Monday, when The Misses Grace Hammond and
Mrs. Olson sold some turkeys at the Aimee Storkel left by bus on Butut-
day for Tacoma, where they expect
to be for a few months.
Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs, Leo
Goroski, was a patient at the Beach
hospital the past week. Virgil Moline
took the family to Beach.
Mrs. Nellie O'Brien was called to
Wibaux on Monday due to the illness
of her brotherin-law, T. J. Bushell.
She went in with Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Dr. Lyons was over from Beach
Thursday to see Victor Dahl, who had
the misfortune to break a bone in
his foot.
Saturday evening the Dickinson team
came and defeated the WCHS team
with a score of 37 to 40. We under-
stand it was a very interesting game.
Misses Virginia Burns, Dorothy
Morgan and Joan and Donald Kunda
are among the students who are
coming home for the holidays.
Mr. and lIrs. L. C. Faltermeyer,
Mrs. Virgil Cowee and Mr. and Mrs.
E. D. Welliver autoed to Miles City
Friday, where Mr. Faltermeyer went
for a checkup at the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Slg Pederson and son
and Mr. and Mrs. Stainer Pederson
and daughter visited relatives in
Glendive Saturday, and also did some
shopping.
Friends of Mrs. Earl Baker are
sorry she is under doctor's orders to
spend the next three weeks in bed.
We hope after that she will be much
Getz car.
P. V. Moore motored to Beach on
Friday to bring his daughter Carol
out to spend the holidays at home.
We are sorry that Carol is nursing
a severe cold.
The Kyle Sperry family and Mrs.
Ella Henderson and Pauline attended
the Christmas program at the Plain
View school on Saturday evening.
Fulton. improved in health.
Richard McKenzie arrived on De- The basketball teams were over
camber 14, 1942, to make his home i from Beach Wednesday evening and
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stark of lwere defeated by the local teams.
Missoula. News of the young man's I Junior Hi score was 16 to 20 and the
arrival was received this past week. i flrst team's score was 15 to 40.
r Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gannon received] Howard Anderson and Duane
letters from their son Henry the day lWelsh, who attend school in Boze-
after Christmas, the first hey had lman, are expected home Thursday
heard since October. Henry is some morning to spend Christmas with
where in Afric and well at the friends and relatives.
time of writing. Mrs. Faltermeyer went to Glendive
Mrs. J. E. Martin and son Arthur, on the bus last week to visit her
and Clayton Loop were dinner guests daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Wing, who
at the Hammond home on Christmas went to San Diego to Join her bus-
Day. They and the Hammond girls band, who is in the service there.
attended the Beach show that eve- Mrs. E. Goosen entertained her
nlng. Sunday School class of girls at a party
Senator and Mrs. W. L. Hammond at her home Friday evening. Games
left Monday morning for points in and a lovely supper were enjoyed by
Wyoming and on to Billings for New all.
Year's Day. They plan to be in
Helena by Sunday in readiness for
the opening of the Legislative ses-
sion on Monday, January 4th.
Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Tim Cannon were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Teeters and children, Billie
and Marjorie, and Adrlan Galster of
Wibaux. Mrs. Teeters and Mr. Gal-
ster are sister and brother of Mrs.
Cannon.
Herman Bargfeld, who is a patient
at the Beach hospital, came home
and spent Christmas day with the
home folks. He returned to Beach
Saturday afternoon with Mr. and
Billy Meek, Joseph Job, Chas.
Moore, Bill Bushman and Vincent
Piesik were among those who recently
went to Helena to complete their en-
listment in the U. S. Navy.
Philip Parker arrived Satu
from Oklahoma City to spend a ten
day furlough with his father. Frank
Parker, and other relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Welsh came
from Forsyth and spent the week at
the N. Scabad home in Glendive,
coming to Wibaux Monday morning.
They were business visitors in Beach
in the afternoon.
They report a very fine program.
Miss Exie Polen accompanied the
Norman Nellermoe family to Beach
on Saturday. December 12. She spent
the weekend at her parental home
in Wibaux and returned to Trotters
with the mail man on Monday. Mrs.
P. V. Moore taught school for her on
! Monday morning.
A large crowd attended church
services on unday. Rev. Kenney
preached a fine Christmas sermon.
] The Warren Clark family accom-
' partied the Kenneys to Trotters. Af-
ter services the Kenneys treated
everyone to a sack of candy and nuts
The Kermeys wish to express their
]appreciation to all who gave them
gifts of food for Christmas.
A fair sized crowd attended the
program at the Trotters school on
Friday evening. The program of
Christmas songs, recitations and plays
was well presented, and was enjoyed
by an who attended. After the pro-
gram, gifts were distributed, and gen-
erous treats of candy, nuts and ap-
ples were given to all by the teacher.
Miss Polen. The tree was beautifully
decorated and it was quite unusual
to see a tree out here electrically
lighted. The lights belonged to John
Nellermoe. After the folks enjoyed
some time in social chat, they depart-
ed for their homes, wishing everyone
a Merry Christmas,
(THIS WEEK)
Robert Paterson was home rom
Bills for the C t--istm mwtlott.
Mr. and Mrs. Slg and
son spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jess Houcl and family near Beach.
Mrs. E. Watkins and son and Mrs•
Leslie Baird were shopping in Glen-
dive Tuesday.
Art Breitenfeldt is here from the
west helping his brother Err on the
farm.
Bid Woodward left Saturday to en-
ter the U. S. service at Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Mrs. Henry Schneider has returned
from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where
she spent several weeks visiting.
Miss Edna Larson is home for a
vacation from Spokane, where she
attends a school of telegraphy.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Preston and
children spent their Christmas vaca-
tion with relatives at Bloomfield.
Mrs. Katherine Larson went to
Billings Wednesday to visit her
daughters, Lucille and Inez. She
returned Monday.
Ross Bixby took T. J. Bushell to
Miles City last week where he is
a patient in the Holy Rosary hospital.
Mrs. Bushell accompanied them.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Murphy en-
joyed a visit from their daughter
Ruth, who returned ¢o her home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith and
family spent Christmas with Mrs.
Smith's people, the Enderles in
Beach.
Rev. and Mrs. E. Goosen came
home from Baker Saturday where
they had gone last Thursday to spend
Christmas with relatives.
Miss Edna Bkaar returned to Bill-
ings Sunday after spending a short
vacation at the parental Ed Skaar
home north of town.
The Misses Mary and Louise Bailey
came from Wllliston, N. D. and their
sister Virginia came from Glendive
to be with their parents over
Christmas.
Howard Anderson and Duane
Welsh, who came from Bozeman
Thursday morning, left Sunday eve-
ning to resume their studies at the
State College.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Baker and child-
ren accompanied the Misses Ila and
Frances Baker to Medora Sunday af-
ternoon where the latter held church
serviceS.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sherman, Mrs.
George Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
Sherman and Mrs. Helen Summer-
felt were guests at the E. D. Welliver
home on Christmas day.
MISs Gladys Stipek came froni
Glendive Thursday to visit Mrs.
Bertha Stipek and her mother, Mrs.
Gordon. She returned to her home
Sunday afternoon.
Several groups of children visited
homes about town different evenings
last week singing beautiful Christmas
carols, which they had been taught
at school.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Watklns and
Kyle sperry has his new barn
about completed now.
Christmas day was a grand day and
many homes were the scenes of
pleasant Christmas gatherings.
Blllie Campbell has gone to Brown-
ing, Montana, to visit his brother
Rex and family.
Ed Stevens is chore boy at the
Bert Sperry home during their ab-
, sence.
Lloyd Metcalf and Oene Olson were
Beach and Wibaux visitors on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Allen and Henrietta
Bargfeld.
The grade and high school pupils
held their Christmas entertainment
at the school house on Tuesday eve-
nlng. The pupils gave a flue program
and old Santa Claus was there in
person wlth a sack of candy and nuts
for all. The teachers, Mrs. Lindstrom,
Miss Dealing and Miss Fulton, to-
gether with their pupils, are enjoying
a week's vacation. School will re-
open on January 4th.
The Homemakkers Club held their
H. H. Burchette and Cora Grune- annual Christmas party at the home
weld were Sunday visitors at the of Mrs. Earl Minor on Monday eve-
A. M. Flanagan home.
The Lloyd Metcalf and Cecil Met-
calf families enjoyed a grand Christ-
usa dinner at the J. E. Metcalf home.
Mrs. Bob Stevens left for St. Cloud,
i Minnesota, last week to spend the
holidays with relatives there.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brunsvold en-
I tertained about twenty-five guests a
.a delicious Christmas dinner.
ning. Gifts were exchanged by mem-
bers and their guests and a fine eve-
ning was enjoyed by all present. The
committee consisted of Mrs. Gannon,
Mrs. O'Connor, Mrs. Waterland and
Mrs. Minor, served a delicious lunch.
Mrs. Dave Lunder. a member who
has been in Wbaux since September,
was present.
The annual Christmas party of the
Bert sperry left last week to join U. B. Ladies Aid was held at the
his wife a Bismarck, where they will home of Mrs. T. E. Marten on Tues-
spend Christmas with their daugh- day afternoon. As has been caste-
hers, Grace and Nora Belle.
Mr. and Mrs. John Greenup plan-
ned to spend Christmas day at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Floyd
Bosserman.
The George Tasker home was the
scene of a fine Christmas dinner
When their daughters, sons and their
families were guests.
Several families from Troters at-
tended church services and a fine
Christmas program z#t Skaar on
Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Henerson and her daugh-
her Pauline planned to leave on Sat-
ttrday for heir home in Illinois, after
aking an extended visit at the Kyle
perry home.
At €he P. V. Moore home, Mr. and
rs. Ralph Mosser, Connie and Dick,
has. Mcclenahan and son Corp.
Les McClenahan, enjoyed a fine
Christmas dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brunsvold
and chlldr and Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Walken of Seattle, Washington,
•ere supper guests at the Robertson
aGue on udstmas eve.
Mrs. John Girard is now recup-
ting at the home of her daugh-
, Mrs. Alfred Sabin. inBeae2L 6he
• as very R1 at the hoktMtaL for a
ek. We hope that she will soon
e fully recovered.
Chas: McClenahan was certainly
urprised when his son Carp Lesser
cClenaJaan arrived home on Wed-
esday evening to spend the holidays.
baster is stationed at Fort Sill,
Oklahoma. On Friday, they re-
elved the happy news that Pfc.
ercy McClenahan would arrive on
unday, from Austin, Texas. So,
,he father who expected to spend a
nely time during the holidays, will
Penda very happy one, instead, with
ds sons.
and Kyle Spe00y enter-
ned
the Glen Oison family, Bob
d Ed Stevens, Mrs. Ella Henderson
d Pauline and the J. F. Crook fam--
Ly. Mrs. Sperry served a delioious
ttrkey dinner with all the trimmings.
fix. and Mrs. Vanvig, parents of
s. Olson, were afternoon callers
d Mr. a-vial Mrs. Roy Robe
d Audrey Helen wqbre eWening
allers. We were sorry that Mrs.
rie Sperry was not feeling v
ll, being a • victim of the prevailing
mary an exchange of two-bit gifts
and the party was held around an at-
tractively decorated Christmas tree.
Rev. and Mrs. Wetpel furnished the
entertament, hich consisted of
singing Christmas carols, Bible guess-
ing games, "quizzes", Bible reading and
a prayer. Refreshments were served
by the committee after the gifts
were exchangd. A nice time was en-
joyed by all present,
Wibaux
(Too late for last week)
Howard Flnkle and son were busi-
ness visitors in Beach Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird were
business visitors in Beach Tuesday.
Miss Ila Baker spent Tuesday in
Beach, having dental work done.
Mrs. Howard Flnkle was on the sick
list last 'Week•
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reed and
granddaughter were shopping ,in
Glendlve Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs• Melvin Pederson were
here fm-Glendlve Sunday and spent
the day with relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. R. ,H. Welsh and
Mrs. Samson were shopping in Glen-
dive Saturday.
Buddy Blyton, who is employed at
the Jordan hotel in Glendive, spent
Sunday at home.
Mrs. LeRoy Preiss is visiting her
husband in Fargo, N. D., who is in
training there.
Cyril Cullen came home from Hel-
ena Friday to spend his vacation with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cullen.
Mrs. Osarmah Howard was here
from Billings last week visiting rela-
tives and freinds.
Miss Clara Shaar and Qlmrlotte
Dalthorp came from Billings Satur-
day, where they attend Normal, to
spend the holidays with home folks.
A baby boy was born to Mr, and
Mrs. Edward Meyer last week at the
Johnstone Memorial Hospital in
Beach.
Simon Hazelton and children left
Saturday for Jamestown, N. D., where
they were Joined by Mrs• Hazelton,
who has been in South Dakota, and
all went on to Illinois to spend the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. James
F. E. Elliott left Monday for MIS- Loren, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Baird
soula to join his wife, who is visit- and baby, and Mrs• Jane Muelier
ing their son Frank and family. He were lests at the Hugh Baird home
accompanied Dr. G. E. Keller and Mr. Christmas day.
and Mrs. Elliott will remain for the Ma Hayes of the U. S. Army from
holidays. Kentllcky and Buzz Elford of the
The members of the Woman's Club
held their annual Christmas party
at the A. W. Warden home Monday
evening. The home was beautifully
decorated and after the business
meeting and program delicious re-
freshments were served before the
excttange of gifts.
The members of the Cottonwood
Homemaker's Club and their fam-
ilies enjoyed their second annual
Christmas party at the Howard Fin-
kle home Saturday evening. A 7:0
o'clock dinner was enjoyed after
which anta came and distributed
gifts to old and young.
A Defense meeting, with Mr. Fer-
guson and Mr. Savage of Helena us
instructors, was attended by a large
crowd at the Gem Theatre Saturday
evening. This was an instructive and
interesting meeting and many in this
vicinity realize the necessity of pre-
paredness. The instructors left after
the meeting for Baker.
The regular meeting of the U. F.
U. S. avy were visitors in town last
week. The latter has had some
thrillings experiences.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Welsh left Sat-
urdaY for their home in Forsyth,
after spending a week's vacation at
their parental homes here and in
Olendive.
Mr• and Mrs. Orville Woodhouse,
Mrs. Mary Scammon and Lucy, Mr.
and.Mrs. C. A. Steele and Mr. and
Mrs. R. J Scammon and son were
guests of Mr and Mrs, Glenn Scum-
man and children Christmas.
Miss Bety Sherman of Glendive,
who is taking nurse's training at
Bozeman, spent her vacation with
her parents at Glendive and her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Whie, "here in Wibaux.
Mrs. R. J• scamlnon entertained
a few ltdles at her home Wendesday
afternoon. The Christmas decora-
tions were beautiful, a lovely lunch
was served and pretty gifts were
exchanged.
Mrs. Floyd Keys and Lyle, Mrs.
Ladies Aid was held at the club- F. Knudson, Mrs. Maud Johnson and
house Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Paterson attended he pro-
W. C. Harlan, Mrs. E. D. Welliver, gram given by Miss Florence Keys
Mrs. E. Ooosen and Mrs. Burton and her pupils at the Baird School
Welsh as hostesses. After the btusi- Wednesday afternoon.
hess meeting, a Christmas program Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Booth, Mr.
and exchange of gifts were the diver- and Mrs. Ray Booth, Mr. and Mrs.
siGn until lunch was served.
Miss Emma Jean Peterson returned
to her duties as telephone operator in
Billings Monday, after spending some
time at home because of her mother's
illness. Mrs. Paterson came home
from the N. P. hospital dn Glendive
Sunday afternoon $ith Rev. N. S.
Magelssen when he came to hold
services at the Trinity Lutheran
Dr. George E. Keller came-from
Provo, South Dakota, Saturday, where
he was in the Medical Carp of the
Army. He was a house guest at the
F. B. Stair home while attending to
business and calling on friends. He
left Monday for Mlssoula to spend
the holidays with his wife and son
Robert. George, Jr. and Vincent have
been in the Army for some time.
Mr. and M2s. W. L. Staggs and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hays and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Moerman
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Don Lawrence
and children, Mrs. Robert Anderson
and children, Leila Simonson and
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Witte and daugh-
ters were among those who were
shopping in Glendive Saturday.
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Albion Welsh and
children were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Dykins and family near Sen-
tinel Butte Sunday. A lovely birth-
day dinner was served in honor of
Gene Welsh and Charles Dykins
whose birthdays are the same day.
The boys received some nice gifts
and best wishes for many more happy
anniversaries together,
There was a very destructive fire
at the Chas. Holstein farm south of
town Thursday, when much damage
was done to the truck and tractor
and some wheat when the garage and
granary burned. The house was sav-
ed by keeping the roof wet. This
Is an awful big loss when lumber and
rubber .are so hard to-gk .:"
George F. Hansen has been con-
fined to his bed the past few daYS.
The Misses Galster and Mary le-
droWski, who attend school t Bill-
ings, came to spend their vacations
with home folk.
Mr. Joubert took ate bus for his
home in Fryburg, N. D, He had
been visiting his daug, M. Pete
Bold and family, north of town.
Miss Ehne Buldhaupt came from
Bismarck Thursday with friends, and
visited with her parents and brother
Edwin until Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Ed Turnquist and the
latter's sister, Miss Edith Lawrence,
spent Christmas with relatives at
Richey.
Miss Leila Slmonson, a senior at
Mr. and Mrs. Ceb'
down from 81dey, Mongolia, last
Sunday to visit with mother, WhO
has been on the sick list, and also
to see his nephew, Franklin Smith,
who is home fum ne servlceo :' =: .:'
furlough,
WCHS, underwent an appendectomy
at the N. P. hospital in Glendive
last week. Her parents, sisters and
brothers visited her Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Stair, David
Stair .and R. S. Eisenbart left Thurs-
day for Pompey's Pillar to spend a
short vacation with Mr. and Mrs.
E. G<md and son.
Miss Jeannette Welsh, who teaches t=" "- • " [Llll-
in the Washington school at Glen-
dive, is spending a two week's va-
cation a the parental W. W. Welsh
home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mingel and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Welsh and sons,
and Mrs. A. Mengel enjoyed Christ-
mas day with .Mr. and Mrs. Albion
Welsh and family at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Welsh and son
had as their Christmas guests, Miss
Louise Anderson of Glendive, Mr. and
Mrs. S. F. Peterson and Mrs. Claire
Samson.
After an interval of eight weeks
in which Mr. and Mrs. . C. Falter-
meyer had hard nothing from their
son Robert, duing the past week they
have had three letters. Robert is
now in Africa.
LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Wallace enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. G. Kirst at a
turkey dinner on Christmas.
The Garden Club wll meet Thurs-
day evening at the home of Ida
Thompson.
The Beach Woman's Club will
meet January 4th with Mary J. Hud-
son. Roll call, favorite quotation,
Miss Ruth Lorenz returned to Spo-
kane, Washington on Sunday eve, af-
ter spending the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Catherine Lorenz.
Mrs. Jesse Schell and children,
Billy and Peggy, spent the hoIldays
with her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Meeks of Wibaux.
Mr. and Mrs. James Odenbaugh
received word from their son Theron,
who is now in military police school
at Omaha, Nebraska.
George Vandal and Buster Finns-
man left for the west coast Monday
night by train. Miss Christine and
Helen Barthel accompanied them as
far as Glendive.
Corporal Leslie McClenahan of the
field artillery at Fort Sill, Oklahoma,
came home from camp to be with
his father, who resides north of
Beach, for the holiday season.
Eddie Vukelic came home from
Regent to be with parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Vukellc, for the Christmas holi-
days. He returned to his work in
the First State Bank at that place.
Lt. Violet Severson left Friday eve-
nlng to return o her duties as U. S.
Army nurse in Alaska. after spending
a couple of weeks with her parents
north of Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Clark received
word from their son ,Lyle that he has
received a promotion from Pfc. to
corporal in the signal corps, in some
foreign port.
T. B. LaSalle had a nice Christmas
gift in the way of a trip down to the
old home place at Witchita, Kansas,
and over to Joplin, Missouri with
other relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. W. D. Schulz enter-
tained Christmas Eve and Christmas
day dinner for their immediate fam-
ilies, the Schulz, Sr. and Frank Huber
families.
Mrs. L. J. Alguire was hostess to a
1:30 dinner for the Christmas party
of the P. E. O. The regular meet-
ing was preceded by the annual ex-
change of gifts. Everyone reported
a very enioyable afternoon.
Arnold Braden has written his
relatives from an army camp some
where near San Francisco, where he
has been transferred fern Texas. that
Wm. Booth and children, George and he is now a sergeant in Uncle Sam's
Florence Larson and Orval Ross an- Army.
joyed Christmas dinner with Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Heath came
Mrs. Ed Knoop at their home. from Forsyth, Montana, to be with
their daughters, the Ed SCull and Ed
Kukowskl families over le holidays.
Their two younger daughters camd
with them.
Mrs• M. l%rguson, mother of Miss
Janet Ferguson, fell and fractured
her wrist. She was brought to Beach
where Dr. Bush put it in a cast. It
is reported she is getting along very
nicely.
The ale Hanson family and moth-
er, Mrs. Rhoda Talbott of Hlllsboro,
who is spending the winter with her
daughter here, all went to the Han-
son home in Gaffe over the Chidst-
mas holiday.
Cadets George uggli, Robert
M A fine program was given at the
. E. church Tuesday evening,
another at the C. F. church Wednes-
day evening and the city grade school
and the country schools all enjoyed
programs and treats during the past
week commemorating the birth of
the Savior of mankind.
Mr• and Mrs. Clarence McClain
entertained all. of their daughters
and families at a delicious Christmas
dinner. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs" LesSer Parker and sons, Mr. and
• Stainer Pedenson and Judy,
Mr. and Mrs. George Zabel, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Plesik and Miss Yvette
McClain.
While Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson Hardy and Walt Bratton of the U.
from south of town were on the way S. Army Air Corp Reserve In Dickin-
to spend Christmas with the latter's son, came to Beach to spend the
holiday season with their families
and friends. They expect to leave
shortly for more advanced trainmg
in Texas.
Mrs. Erve Brettenfeldt and Shirley
who have been in Rochester, Minne-
sota for the care of little Shirley
for the past three weeks, returned
Christmas eve, in a very much im-
proved condition. She was accom-
panied down by Mrs. Karyn Smith
and daughter Marilyn, who had a
checkup and who returned at a much
earlier date.
A Christmas party was held at the
Westerhelm schoolhouse in honor of
James wright, Violet Brown, George
Koch, Nels Berg and Phil Cook,
Q, How many U. 8. citizens live in
smsll towns and on farms between
the big cities?
A. More than 70 million
Q. What type of public renspprta-
tion serves these people bast?
A. Intcrcity buses. In countless high-
way communities thsy
serve, buses are irre-
placeable,
Theatre
Calendar
CURRENT WEEK
ROSE
GLENDIVE, MONTANA
NOW SHOWING--
The action picture of the
year ! ! ! l
"THUNDER BIRDS"
starring Gene Tierney with
Preston Foster and John
Sutton. In gorgeous ]CHNI-
COLOR! Contact! Get Set!
• .. Here come "The Soldiers
Of The Air!" Hearts pound-
ing . .. motors roaring ...
it's the stirring saga of a love
that stormed the citadels of
heaven !
Owl Show Saturday 11:30 P. M.
SUN.--MON.TUES.
"DESPERATE JOURNEY"
starring Errol Flynn and
Ronald Reagan with Nancy
Coleman, Allan Hale and Ray-
mond Massey. Of all screen
stories of fearless men of ac-
tion ... this is the bravest!
They slugged, shot, cannoned
and bombed a trail from Lon-
don to Berlin and back!
Courage beyond compage ...
excitement without equal!
WEDNESDAY ONLY
"LADY IN A JAM"
starring Irene Dunn and Pat-
ric Knowles with Ralph BeN
lamy. What a lady! What
a jam! When a lady in a
jam gets a gent and a jerk
in a jam ... brother, it's
some jam! Hilarious comedy
... her whims are all hims!
OPENING NEXT THURS,
"TALES OF MANHATTAN"
with Charles Boyer, Henry
Fondu, Charles Laughton. Gin-
ger Rogers, Rite Hayworth
and a host of others! A most
exciting and entertaining mo-
tion picture!
UPTOWN
THEATRE
NOW .SHOWING
"KNUTE ROCKNE
ALL AMERICAN"
with Pat O'BHen and Ronatd
Reagan.
FRIDAYSATUEDAY
"UNDYING MONSTER"
with John Howard and Hea-
ther Angel. Also "JESSE
JAMES AT BAY" with Don
"Red" Barry. Plus Chapter
No. 4 of "SPY SMASHER"--
thrilling new serial.
SUNDAY--MONDAY-
"MEXICAN SPITFIRE
SEES GHOST"
with Lupe Yelez and Leon
Errol. Also 'IA" wtth
William Traey and James
Gleason.
TUESDAY ,AND THURSDAY--
"CONFESSIONS OF A
NAZI SPY,
with Edward G. RobinSon atd .
Frances Lederer.
sister, Mrs. P. A. Fischer and hus-
band, they were involved in an auto
accident. Roy Wymore and family
were on their way to Wymore's
mother's, Mrs. Ethel Johnson, and
the accident occured on the corner
by the bridge near the postoffice.
Mrs. Anderson received a bad gash
on her face and has been confined
to her sister's home.
Mrs. Maud Johnson became the
wife of Bevert Knutson at a quiet
marriage ceremony performed by Rev.
Grant oore of the M. E. Church
at the S. F. Paterson home about 11:30
Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Keys were their wiesses.
These people have lived south of
town for many y and are well ]James Wright returned to Alabama,
and favorably :Mrs, Peterson] George Koch to Oklahoma early
served a nice wedding [Sunday morning, and Neis Berg to
party. They keeping ] Camp Freemont, California Sunday
at once on farm, where morning. A large crowd at tded.
their fri ch:hap.pl-[Mltc was furnished by Crl Johnson
to::o " ': " axil Art Brown.