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The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1927-02-17

An act passed BIZ the federal hous,
and senate and approved by Pres
ident Coolidge January 25 which i
generally interpreted to place within
the ownership Of the govrnment al
oil and minerals in state land com
ing under the designation Of lieu Oh
Indemnity selections has created
much interest among oil operators
here. Heretofore, oil rights on lieu
and indemnity land has been regarded
as being reposed in tae sis &, the
same as is the case With sections Is
and SO.
The bill says in full
BE il enacted by the senate an0
house Of representatives Of the United
States OF America in congress as.
sembled that subject to the provis,
ions Of subsections (a). Oh, and "a
ef this section, the several grants Of
the states of numbered sections in
place for the support or in aid Of com
mon OF public schools be, and they
ere hereby, extended to embrace
numbered school sections mineral in
charartcr unless land has been gran
ed g, and. or selected by and cssti-
fled x approved, to any such ssate
os' states as indemnity or in lieu Of
ans land 50 granted by number 1
csions
~(a) That the grant Of numbered
n.ilaesai sections mder his act shall
81 tbe same effect As psior giants
for the numbered non-mineral see
tons, and titles to such numoer d
mineral sections shall vest in he
states at the time and in the manner
and be subject to all the rights of al
verse parties recognized BY existing
law in the grants of numbered non.
mineral sections.
@0b) That the additional grant
made by this act is upon the express
condition that all sales, grants, deeds,
or patents for any Of the lands so
granted shall be subject to and con
tain reserpation to the state OF all
the coal and other minerals in the
lands 50 sold granted, decided or pat
enfed, together with the right to
prospect for, mine, and remove the
sanle. The coal and other mineral
deposits in such lands shall be sub
ject to lease by the state as the state
legislature may direes, the proceeds
of rentals and royalties therefrom to
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1927-02-17
JUDGE FURRER HEARS CASE

TO recover $125 for labor on the
Zig Elephant-Strange lease, w w
Taylor. pumper of wells, filed lien
in which he claimed G. w. Meyers
and Maurice w Weiss are responible
for the amount owing. The case was
heard yesterday afternoon by Judge
Furber. Attorney John w Huntsber
ger appeared for Taylor, while Weiss
argued for himself. After taking the
case under advisement for few hours
Judge Furber rendered his decision in
favor OF Mr. Taylor. 1t is expected
that this case will be carried into
higher court.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1927-02-17

Regular meeting OF the board OF
county commissioners of Toole coun-
ty, Montana, held on February Z, 8
and in the commissioners room, at
the court house, Shelby, Montana
The morning was spent in auditing
salary claims of the county officers
and office help.
Mr.. Kelly, representing the Merch-
ants Trust Co. of Minneapolis offer
ed q list OF bonds for the investment
OF the county sinking funds After
discussing this matter with the county
treasurer, w. H. Schoregge, the board
on motion made and carried, decided
to invest $2O,O00OO Of the funds at
present in the different sinking funds
of the county and so advised Mr..
Kelly. The sale to be made subject
to the approval of the state bank ex-
aminer, J. G. Larson He'is to select
bonds from those listed BY the com
pany
County treasurer W. H. Schoregge
aslo presented an offer of Wells
Dickey Co, to sell the county $4,000
OF Toole county bonds and on motion
made and carried it was decided to
buy this offering with funds from the
county sinking funds, subject to the
approval OF the state bank examiner,
]. G. Larson.
John Mars and P c Sullivan Of
Sweet Grass met with the board and
asked that the board appoint or in
,struct the sheriff to appoint q deputy
sheriff to be stationed at Sweet
Grass. The board agreed to approve
an appointment if made by the sher-
if, the county to pay $S2 OF each
month'ss salany, balance to be paid
by the town Of Sweet Grass
Mr. Ross Of the Northwest Equip
ment company met with the board
and discussed road machinery Mr..
p. Gorham also discussed the matter
OF an oil contract for the coming sea
son but no action was taken
The clerk was authorized to cancel
penalty and interest in the amount of
$S.94, assessed against P. G. Sullivan,
personal property tax, on account Of
an error in extension OF the amount
The board discussed the matter of
vacancies which would occur on the
state highway commission by reason
Of the expiration of the terms OIL
Henry Good and 0. s. Warden, and
Instructed the clerk to send the fol
lowing letter to Governor Erickson,
asking that he re-appoint these men
when their present terms expire:
To the Hon. J. e. Erickson,
Governor Of Montana
Helena, Montana.
Dear sir:
The board of county commissioners
cf Toole county, Montana, wish to ex-
press its earnest approval of the splen-
did work of Messrs. o. S. Warden and
Henry Good on the State Highway
commission of Montana, and to res
pectfully recommend the reappOint-
ment of these members to that body,
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1927-02-17

the big operators Of the Kevin field
have taken large shares Of stock The
Epgiew welcomes the Oil Field Lum
Der company to our city, and proves
that supply houses of this nature
recognize that Kelvin is the center Of
the field and has the possibilities Of
becoming the most wide-awake town
along the line:
This will make three lumber yards
here including the Monarch and Gro
gan-Robinson, and we feel that each
one will receive a large volume Of
business as the managers of all are
well and fayorably known and the
year 1927 promises that activities in
the field will require building mater
ial that will keep them all busy
and newly appointed secretary Of the
Great Falls Chamber Of Commerce,
was then ownAS Of the village paper
and the writer ran store up the
street for Fred Simms This was dur
ing the sugar beet boom at Lowell be
fore the World war One Of the lar
gest gas wells ever struck was
brought in in the Byron field and the
gas was piped to Lowell and used by
the sugar beet factory as well as the
town Lowell, yes; that is where the
writer saw the finest tomatoes that
ever grew sell for 25c per bushel and
one Of the largest stands Of bees in
the United States was located at
Lowell, and yet all these towns. Cas-
per. GreybuII, Lowell, etc. had no such
prospects as this town Of sunburat
has today for future development
The Keyin-sunburst oil field Is SO
large that you could take al the
fields in Wyoming and dump them in
to this oil field and still have room
for some Of Colorados fields that Is
the reason why all towns tributary to
this field should be good towns but
there are some that will develop into
cities Of the first magnitude and Sun
burst is one of this calibre.
Did you notice the large circle
around the moon the other night?
A couple Of Sunburst Lumber Co. s
calendars came into our possession re-
Gently and we will say that they are
the handiest calendars we have seen
for some time Mr. Garfield is man
ager Of this company at this point
Shoes Drug company Of this oil
town now has branch store at Oil
mont and sweet Grass
How do you ever expect to make
living? BY writing Writing WHAT
Writing home.
The petroleum output Is increasing
by leaps and bounds the production
for 1926 was about double that for
1925 in this state and most Of this oil
coming from Kevin-Su. burst field.
Eevin-Sunburst field has maintain
ed second place in The Rocky Mount
ain states since May. 1925. being ex,
ceeded only by salt Creek, Wyo.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1927-02-17
County Commissioner Board
Hold Their REGULAR Meeiin&
Signed,

when their respective terms have ex
PRED
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
HEBER
Press Staff Correspondent

IIEHER. March %. lieb"r
School lBonrd met in called session
10 canvass the Yates of the bond
election. held in this district for Tin"
purpose Of repairing the Scho"i
btiilding. which was damaged by
the earthquake, on January ]. Y.
y. Thompson assisted the board IN
the canvass of the Votes. Twenty
five VOTES were pOlled, u for the
bond, and fuur against.
II. + Waguner aud family mad"
"a visit with relatives at blooming
tom recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Witcher are
leaving for Ventura for an extend
ed visit.
Mrs. Hcrschel Joncs visited in III
Centre Monday.
Russell Haas spent the weekend
in Hemet. Mrs. Matilda Ritter re-.
turned to the valley with him, to
visit her son, Coy Ritter and tin
many friends whom She made dur
ing her long residence in the valley
Mrs. Billy Strange aud children
Of Witcher, Kansas, is visiting her
brother, Floyd Womack.
The revival campaign is progress.
ing well in Heber. Evangelist
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
Express Agents
Hold Meeting,

\ meeting Of officials of the
American Railway Express Com
p;.nv was held ut the FL Centre of
flee in Sixth street last night. \.
l.. Hamrll. superintendent of trans
portGtion who is located at San
Francisco and NJ. Thompson. super-
intendent of transportation at Los
An geles, gave short addresses.
Following these talks the officials
discussed numerous ways i'll which
business could be placed on a more
efficient basis. The gathering is an
annual one, held prior to the heavy
season i'll express business.
Among the others present for the
conference We're: ID. l.. Crawford,
superintendent of transportation at
San Diego; Tom Elliott. travelling
agent; Guy Gatchcll, general agent
and IL. j. Haley. route agent.
The Officials expressed the opin-
ion that present indications pointed
to good season in the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
Central High
School Notes
BY MARGARET EIDE
(High School Correspondent

On April ] and the all-C.U.H.s.
circus will be held, for the purpose
of raising money for " La Solana,
the high scohol year book. Every
class and organization will contrib
ute an act or side show TO the cir.
Gus. There will be freaks, wild ami
mails, fat ladies, cowboys and many
other clever attractions.
On Friday afternoon, the circus
will be opened by all the perform
crs parading through town, to the
accompaniment of the Central or
chestra. On Friday and Saturday
nights at o clock, the main per-
formanccs will be held in the audi
torium, and the side shows will be
open in the various class rooms of
the building.
Unlike class plays and other
events given at school this year, the
circus is an aIl-School affair. The
combined efforts of the classes
should make it doubly successful.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
PRETTY SHOWER
GIVEN IN HONOR
OF MRS. WOODRING

Mrs. Howard Morgan and Mrs.
Frank Bowles entertained at a
pretty party yesterday. at the home
of the latter ON Euclid avenue, the
affair taking the form of a shower
complimenting Mrs. Lloyd Wood
ring. A color scheme Of pink aht.
white was prettiiv used in the dec
orations. Little Ziltha Woodring,
daughter of the honoree. who was
costumed as kcwpic. presented
the gifts To Mrs. Woodrnlg.
Five hundred WIS the diversion of
the afternoon. Scores We're kept Oh
dainty cards painted by the hos;
esses. Mrs Emory Gerard nlad'
high score. Mrs. {. +. Ferguson, sec
ond and Mrs. Woodring took con
ISOLATION honors.
4 refreshment course was served
by the hestesses al the close of the
afternoon.
Guests present Were Mesdames
woodring. Phil knights, Ernest
Sanders. {. L. Childers, Emory Ger
ard. ". Newkirk. Elmer Creed, H.
Z. Potncv. W. :. Daniels, Roy West
n,oreland, e. {. Ferguson. {. +. Fer
guson. Herbert Holt, J. X. Fans
and Miss Jeannette Wilson OF tins
city. Mesdames H. X Oakley and
Homer Harris ef Imperial and Z
l.. Tate Of Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
INFORMAL FAREWELL
PARTY GIVEN + o X
MRS. Il. II. FORNEl

AS a farewell courtesy to Mrs. b
H. Forney who is leaving the city
TO make her home on the coast
about 40 of the ladies of the Meth
odist church gathered at the home
of Mrs. Josephine Hedrick on Olive
svenue yesterday.
During the course of the pleasant
afternoon Mrs. Forney was present
ed with an attractive gift by ladies
of the church, and received many
good wishes from, her friends.
Refreshments were served at the
conclusion of the afternoon by Mrs
II. G. Jones, Mrs. JoseI:ine Hedrick
and Miss Margaret Hedrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forney plan to leav,
tonight for Los Angeles. and vii
make their future home in Alham
bra. Mr.. Forney. who has been il
charge of Y. NJ. c. A. work in tn,
valley for the past two years, will
continue his work with that organ
ization in Los Angeles. During
their stay in the valley, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Forney have made many
friends here, who viii be sorry tc
have them leave.
A number of informal social af
fairs have been given as farewell
courtesies for the Forneys recently
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
To Hold Box Social
at Christian Church
TOu0rvOU Eyening

Under the auspices of the Loyal
Young People $ class of the state
Street Christian church, a box So
rial will be held tomorrow night at
the State Street Christian church,
to which the public is invited. ID.
l.. Zinn will act as auetloncer, and
will give his usual entertaining line
along with his work. Special mu-
steal numbers and entertainment
will follow the auction.
Girls OF the class met last night
and decorated II number of boxes,
which will be filled with attractive
suppers. Anyone not having time 70
prepare a box should communicate
with Mrs. $. O. Lingo. telephone
;;s3577-.I. or Miss lneZ Baker at the
Piggly-Wigglv store.
The purpose of the social is to
raise money to apply on the church
mortgage. which the class is work
ing Ia lift.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
JAMES M4HHELLS
SURPRISED WITH
MERRY CHARTARI

Mr.. and Mrs. james Maxwell OF
this city. whose marriage occurred
IN Riverside recently and who have
just returned from Il honeymoon on
The coast, were surprised by group
Of their friends with an impromptn
cLarivari last night.
\ party of about II friends of
the couple, many OF. them school
mates OF Mrs. Maxwell. who prior
To her marriage was Miss Cora Nut
fer. announced their arrival by the
vigorous USE of tin pans. horns. and
other noise making instruments.
The unexpected Gathers werctinvit-
ed in and refreshments served BY
the bride and groom to the merry
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell are at
home at the present time at the
Nuffer home on Olive avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23

of the American Legion Auxiliary
in Brawley on Tucsoav evening. \
dinner at the Planters Hotel pre-
ceded the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MCGOWAN
and Miss Hazel MCGOWAN left Mon
day for their home in Waistburg
Washington, after spending the win
ter in Holtville.
Miss Jennie Carlton. sister of
Mrs. j. c. Morford. who has been
visiting i'll Anaheim and Los An
geles, is returning to Holtville
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Ankeny of
Beaumont are here for the week
visiting their daughters, Mrs. J. X
Fahring and Mrs. NJ. c. Blanchard
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stanley and
Miss Edna Welton of Ioltville
were guests of the J. ID. Brden.
stems for the weekend. On Mon
day they made Il trip to Yuma, ac-
companied by Miss Lena and Mrs.
J. S. Bridenstein.
y uIhHcI pdItN Ill HuHuT pl VI =.
j. ID. Lott 5 62nd birthday was en-
loved by Nr. and Mrs. j. u. Lott,
Judge Smyser, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Lott and son Walter, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lott and son Lawrcn, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Wehl and children.
Later in the evening Judge Smys,1
entertained the guests with seve
raj violin numbers.
The Is. !. Z. L of the valley
held their annual convention AT ri
Centre Sunday. Those attending
from Holtville were b. II. Blanchar
pastor; Miss Ethel Dodson, Miss
Kathalenc Kavanaush, Miss Nell
Griggs. Miss Bonnie Lee Webb, Mrs
Sam Sutherland. Glenn Bovec, Car
ol Williams, Elmer Brooks and Ken
meth BROOKS.
Mrs. joel Baker who has been
confined to her bed for several
weeks, is reported to be improving
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
ENTIRE NOS CLUB
+ "EMERALD DANCE
IS MERRY AFFAIR

Members of the Entire Nos club en-
ioved another successful dance at
ibe Ten Thousand Club last night
when an .emerald dance was Civ
en- by the committee in charge.
Decorations were carried out III
green, the lights being shaded IN
that color. and foliage in profnsion
being used.
The Irish motif was used for
finding partners in several match
dances. Green pipes and shamrocks
as well as cards bearing other Irish
cmblems were employed. y "kel-
Ter Special and other dance fea-
tures proved popular.
Z. Green punch was served through
out the evening.
Members of the committee were
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Beynon, chair
man, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rex and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
Walker Urges
Full Support
For Dam Bill

nr. w. II. Walker gave an inter
e>ting talk before number of FL
Centre business men and ranrhers
of this vicinity al Masonic Hall
last night. DIR. Walker, who was
formerly president Of the National
Farm Bureau and who has occupie1 1
several important positions in the
affairs of the government, was in
Washington, b. G. during the recent
session of Congress and his address
last night was on the Boulder Dam
hill
While the speaker expressed the
opinion that the bill stands an ex-
ccllent chance of being passed 1T
the next session of congress, ne
warned against over-eonfidcnee. lie
pointed out that the power interests
would put mp hard fight to pre-
Vent the passage of the bill which
sill plunge the government into the
power field.
The doctor said that while the
bill is shclvcd at the present mo-
ment the right rs still going on. lie
explained that more favorable com
ment on the mca>src expressed by
the public would help.
The speaker praised the dclcga.
ton which represented this vicinity
at the congressional session and
urged the people to give them the
fullest cooperation in their efforts
1T the next session. He also asked
that the people here send letters To
Senator Hiram johnson, thanking
him for the great fight he wagcd in
support of the bill.
The doctor pointed TO the fill
hnstcr Startcl in CnnprcSs by ar
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
!. STEWART ROSS
HOME SCENE OF
BRIDGE DINNER

Entertaining IL of their friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L. Breedloxe and
Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart Ross
gave a charming bridge dinner at
home of the latter last night. Snap
dragons and ranunculas We're pret-
tily combined in the table decora.
tions. Dainty miniature figures ap.
propriate to the season marked the
covers. The affair was the second
bridge dinner given by the Rosses
and Breedloves recently.
Places were arranged for Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles f. Scott, MIR. and Mrs
Don c. Bitler, Mr.. and Mrs. o. j.
Bradshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. ALI
son, Mr.. and Mrs. $. Emmett Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne, Mr.
and Mrs. John z. Andrews Jr.. Mrs.
Warren Currier, Will s. Faweett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross and Mr.. and Mrs.
Breedlove.
Mrs. Scott and Mr.. Bradshaw re.
ceiVed high score prizes at bridge
and Mrs. Bradshaw and Mr.. Faweett
| low.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
MEIOLAND NEWS
Hs I'ress staff Correspondent


MELOLAND. March %. - The
Community bridge club met Tucs-
day al the home Of Mrs. W. A..
Swerdf"9er, where 81 very pleasant
afternoon WAS spent. Springtimc
was delightfully."- emphasized in the
flower decorations and talies. After
the games. delicious refreshmenr \
were served ly the hostess. Al
cards, Mrs. Ward MrGrew won hial.
score, and Mrs. Homer Spear, sec.
ond.
Claude Smith, W. o. Pond. John
Icnos, Ward Mct'rew, Belle McMil-
Ian. Arthur Farley, Homer Spear,
W. ID. Johnston. r. Neifert, Virgil
Edwards. Hazel Summers. and Ralph
Englebretson.
The next meeting will be in two
weeks at the home OF Mrs. Hazel
Summers.
minor injuries in an automobile ne
cident last Friday evening. which
happened on the highway between
HoltvilIe aud Yuma. A number uf
young people were on a picnic in
the sand hills. and when returning
one Of the ears with six or seven
in ii, turned over. None was ser.
iously injured, although several re-
quired the attention OF q doctor.
Mrs. Isaac Mcbride is enjoying 4.
visit from her grandmother. Mrs.
job. Dabnev, Of Los Angelo. Mrs.
Dabney visited in III Centre with
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
Four Building
Permits Granted

-Four building permits were grant
ed by the building inspector vester
day. They were as follows:
Fl. NJ. Shaw of Az South Fifth
street was granted permission to re
pair his residence at Il cost of i 600
7. dshiminc was granted permis
sion to do repair work to the res
taura"t which he conducts at cosi
of $3.50.
Lottlc y. Cook was granted per
mission to make repairs to the room
ing house at l6j East Main Street
at "A cost of $lsJ.
ID. +. Smith WAS granted pcrmis
sion 10 erect garage at l2Jl
state street ut cost of 5000.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
Thieves Visit
Naegle Home

Burglars broke into the home of
Max Naegle at 359 Brighton street
last night and made away with n
quantity of clothing, 4 report was
submitted by the owner to the clty
police and TO the sheriff S office
and an investigation begun. \ re-
ward of $40 was offered for the
capture of the thieves.
The missing clothing was dcscrih
cd in part as man S blue suit, n
number of shirts and woman $ silk
dress.
Another report was submitted by
j. 4. McDcrmott Of 683 Holt
street, stating that n tire had been
taken from his marhinc while it
was parked infrontofhisho ctaoi ct
was parked in front of his home.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23

Fred II. Ross is preaching to q
crowded house every night. Mr.
and Mrs. Ransire have conducted
the song service for a number of
the meetings, aud Miss Alma Blew
and her Filipino musicians have rem.
dered splendid service with their
music. Mrs. George Thompson as
sists the local choir with their mu,
sic and also presides 1T the piano
for the children 5 meetings, held
every afternoon.
Olive Courtney visited with Fan
HE Lea Hancock in III Centre,
Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
Another Recruit
For Chain Gang

Frank Brent entered the land of
nod in II box, ear last night, but
evoke this morning surroun led by
bars. He was in the city Jail.
Brent was brought before Judge
Hcrvey in police court, charged
with vagrancy and when he entered
Il plea of guilty was sentenced to
spend five days on the chain gang.
In the meantime police will get
in touch with his parents in Sacra-
. mento. Hrcnt clanus that n Is Il
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
Interesting Program
To BE GiUen Before
Present Day Clue

Members Uf the Present bay Club
will be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. .. ..
Horne at their home on South Sixth
street Friday night. A program Of
decided interest will be given by
Percy Palmer of the Brawley Jun
ior College faculty, who has mad"
an extensive study Of the Imperial
Valley desert regions and is an au-
thoritv on some of their most unique
features.
Palmer will talk on the desert and
will show an unusual exhibit of
specimens from the desert.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
MRS. E. j. MACK
ELECTED HEAD OF
LITERATURE GROUP

Mrs. T.. !. Mack was elected
chairman of the Literature section
of the Woman 5 Ten Thousand Club
at the section s meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Ross 7. Hickcox yesterday.
Mrs. F. ID. Jacobs was chosen vice
chairman and Mrs. NJ. J. Dowd. see
retarytreasurcr.
The study of Richard IL was
completed and king John selec
ted as the next play to be studied
by the section.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

for some time before coming out to
Neloland. She plans to stay about
Il week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Waterman and
family were visitors at the Will
Never home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. C. Bixler, accom-,
panied by MIR. and Mrs. w. A.
swerdfeger, motored to Tijuana for
the week end.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED
By United Press Leased Wire

SANTA ROSA, CAL March % % -
Thirteen freight ears went into the
ditch last night near Gcyscrville
when Northwestern Pacific freight
train No. 81, southbound, went into
a ditch. No one was injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-23
HOLTVILLE
BY Press Staff Correspondent

H0LTNlLLE, March 23.-J. ID.
Thorp arrived on Friday from Los
Angeles to spend some time here
with his daughter. Mrs. J. =. Cham
bers.
Mrs. }. u. Mcneil, Mrs. Wool
bridge, Miss Woodbridge and Miss
Bertes Greenleaf left for Los An
eeles Friday returning Monday.
Mrs. Martin Munson and Mrs. II.
I. Miller attended an executive
meeting of the Intcr-Post councri