Page Thro Hit Independent Record, Helena, Thursday, December 29, 1948 Manuel Baptist, Bermuda and Montana One-Man Chamber of Commerce, Returns to Island Ralph Hopkins Victim of Heart Attack Group Will Join Presbyterian Church Sunday A large group of Helena resi Grace Scoll Wiley, Former Helena Resident, Succumbs Grace Scott Wiley, wife of Dr. Dert E. Wiley and former resident of Helena, died Wednesday See Us for PRODUCE of all kinds TH0AILKILL Several Movie Players to Attend Premier BOOKKEEPING SUPPLIES FILING SUPPLIES ir OFFICE SUPPLIES NECESSITIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES HELENA OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Ralph Hopkins, 68, a mining have exchanged places with Baptist in Bermuda for the winter of 1948-49.) Baptist extended a warm invitation to Montanans to visit him In Bermuda where he operates a sight-seeing taxicab service. "I'm not coming back to Man-tana any more," he advised.
I'm not coming back until someone dents will Join the First Presbyterian church at a special service Sunday morning, the Rev. Robert 1 PRODUCE I 59 8. Mil in. Phone 8IKSO Manuel Baptist, the one-man chamber of commerce for Bermuda and Montana, will leave tonight on his homeward Journey. Baptist expressed disappointment at his recent visit to Montana.
"I wanted to experience a bit of that 40 below zero weather you folks talk about," Baptist commented. "I brought warm clothes for such weather. I am disappointed." (Most residents here during last year's record cold would gladly man of this vicinity for many years, died last night In St. Peter's hospital where he was taken earjy Wednesday after being stricken with a heart attack at his Montana's first world movie H. Prentice, minister, announced.
I'hone 180 50 North Main The group is expected to be larger than any previous group home in Elliston. from Helena comes to Bermuda." at her home In Beverly Hills, following a lengthy Illness, friends here have been advised. Mrs. Wiley resided here from 1900 until 1935 when she moved to California with her husband. She was active In social and civic affairs here and enjoyed a wide circle of friends In Helena.
Dr. Wiley, a practicing physi Mr. Hopkins was born Sept. 10, Joining at one time. The new members were urged to Join the church as a part of a visitation 1881, at Hampden, Maine.
He The Hi-Way Market Suggests You The Bermudian has visited Helena twice on his extensive tours of the U. S. His niece is Mrs. Sam D. Smith, 509 Harrison.
evangelism campaign conducted spent his early" youth In Maine and came to Montana In 1904. For several years he operated a mine by 22 church laymen. premier, the initial showing of Warner Bros, technicolor picture, "Montana," to be presented in Helena Jan. 10, will he attended by several first-rank motion picture players. Ulva Plppy, son of the Rev.
and Mrs. William Flppy of Helena, who plays a prominent supporting role as Slim Reeves In "Montana," will be among the first to arrive. Others will be James, Brown, who plays Tex Coyne In the picture, and Alan Hale, who, although he does not appear In Membership Instruction classes wore held for children, high school cian, survives her. There are no near Elliston before leaving for Mexico City, Mexico, to do metal FRESH DRESSED, SMALL children. youths and adults.
The sacra lurgical work. Funeral services will be con IV FOR Mr. Hopkins married Avis Flske In El Paso, Texas, July 17, 1909. ment of the Lord's supper will be observed at the service. The deacons will sponsor the third monthly "Coffee Quaintance hour" following the service.
ducted at the Church of the Recessional In Forest Lawn cemetery at Los Angeles. The family has requested that no floral offer They returned to Maine after three NEW YEAR'S years in Mexico City and resided there until 1915 when they came back to Montana. ings be sent. During his yean In this vicinity, PA Mr. Hopkins was engaged In min Body Found Riverside, Dec.
29. (JP ing and metallurgical work, in The body of Dr. Earl G. Bram Boy and Girl Twins Are Born at St. Peter's Hospital cluding 11 years at the Drumlum- ble, 33, Corona Del Mar, physician, has been brought to DRY PICKED HEIIS ROASTING CHICKENS AND DUCKS QUALITY MEATS near-by Banning, ending an eight-day air search of more than 500 There's loads and loads of fine foods here at the Ill-Way to make that New Year's feast a most pleasant exrHTlonre and at prices, too, that are well within your budget.
Featuring CHOICE ROASTERS. FRYERS, HAMS and TURKEYS OPEN NEW YEAR'S DAY (Closed Monday Morning, Jan. 2, for Inventory) HI-WAY MARKET JIMMY HOPKINS and JOliS SMOY1R, Props. Cramer's Comer Airport and Gt. Falls Intersection Ph.
189 mon mine at Marysvllle and 10 years at the Jay Gould properties near Lincoln. In 1942, Mr. Hopkins moved to Elliston where he directed operations at a mine near there. He continued In that position until he was stricken. He was a member of Ottawa flying hours.
Dr. Bramble, a pilot with a year's experience, bad been missing since he took off Dec. 19 Twins, a boy and a girl, were born to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brownlow, 906 Flowerree, last night In St.
Teter's hospital. The boy, who arrived at 7:80 o'clock, weighed five pounds, 8i ounce. His twin sister was born 63 minutes later weighing four pounds, 10 onncee. 101 N. RODNEY PHONE 898 in bad weather from Barstow to Santa Ana, normally a two- vS-t tJ'X hour flight.
lodge No. 51, of Marys vllle. ft'' IS Survivors Include his widow, two of Hampden and Minn A. Brown sons, John E. Hopkins of Elliston and Ralph Weston Hopkins of Se of Verona, N.
J. The body is at the Opp-Conrarl attle: three srandchildren: a Rural electrification co-opera-tlvei treated 3,600 miles of right of way with weed-killing chemicals In 1949. Retz funeral home. Services are brother, Fred W. Hopkins of Hel llv Pippy pending.
ena. and two sisters, Annie Cowan 69c Ladies' Fancy this picture, Is well known to moviegoers as a veteran of in WWA'Gttei ra.nie iiayon PANTIES 23c LOOK WHAT YOU SAVE WE SELL FOR LESS 75c DOAfl'S KIDNEY PILLS 9c numerable character parts, Including Btellar roles. One of his most popular characterizations was that of Little John in "Robin Hood." Plppy Is billed as Ian MacDoa-ald, a name he adopted for stage purposes while he was attending the Pasadena Playhouse shortly after leaving Helena in 1937. Before leaving here he was active In the Helena Little Theater and In scholastic and social affairs at the Intermountaln Union college, from which be graduated in 1934. After bis graduation he worked in the Federal Reserve bank and at Marysvllle.
His first movie role was a prominent part in Jack London's story, "The Adventures of Martin Eden," and be was offered the second lead with Cary Grant in "Lady In the Dark," but was drafted into the army before he could accept it. After serving as a captain for S1.25 ABSORBIflE JR. 79c at LUfJDY'S 4 F.r 29c NORTHERN TISSU! A A HEINZ PLUM PUDDING Clean Up GIANT YELLOW HANK, Our Produce Buyer, SAYS: Start the New Tear out right by Mvlnc on tin quality produce at Lundr's. I Juit brought in a bis truck load of apples from Washington and the price is extremely low. Come on out and see our display Saturday morning.
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Brown, who appears with Plppy in the Montana picture and also will sttend the, premier, Is not only a talented actor but an exceptionally gifted singer and entertainer, and be will present a specialty during the premier. Gerald J. Skibbins, director of the Montana Chamber of Commerce, and the chamber as a unit, are co-operating with the Warner in preparing for the premier. They have given the Warners facilities for advertising both the picture and the state throughout the nation. At least three other stars are to attend the premier.
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Members of the pln-felllng Mint five and their scores were Jay McLeod, 691; Bob Lenbart, 654; George Vucanovich, 575; Joe Miller, 572, and Larry Johnson, 521. T. B. Miller Agency won $30 on 2,750 pins. Tower Foods won $20 with 2,657 pins.
Five cases of beer went to Eaton-Turner for 2,605. The Rlalto won five cages of Coca Cola with 2,591 pins. Oasis finished sixth with 2,546 for 10 tickets to the Marlow theater. Classic tournament bowlers also collected 276 other merchandise prizes donated by Helena merchants. The annual Moose' holiday tournament will open at 8 o'clock tonight at Central alleys.
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Kane Services Tomorrow From Chapel in Helena Funeral services for David J. Kane, 86, prominent fuel dealer and longtime East Helena resident, will be conducted at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon In the Opp-Conrad-Retz chapel. The Rev. Robert Prentice of the First Presbyterian church will officiate at the rites. Burial will be In the East Helena cemetery.
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