davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1930-03-22
CONCRETE HURT
BY EXPOSURE

If concrete is left exposed to
sun and wind before it has
properly hardened, much of the
water necessary to hardening
will evaporate and the concrete
will simply dry out.
Moisture is necessary to the
proper hardening Of concrete
because, as already mentioned,
the hardening process is chemi-
cal change which takes place in
the cement when mixed with
water.
Concrete floors, walks, pave
ments and similar large surfaces
can be protected by covering
with moist earth, sand or other
misunderstanding material as
soon as the concrete has hard
ened sufficiently to permit doing
so without marring the surface.
This covering should be kept
moist in warm weather by fire.
quent sprinkling during a period
of ten days or so. Walls or other
sections which cannot convent
emily be covered in the manner
suggested can be protected by
hanging moist canvas or burlap
over them and wetting down the
entire work often enough to keep
it always most for ten days after
placing. During cold weather,
protection is equally important,
but the concrete need not be
kept moist, as evaporation is not
so rapid.
The Washington times., 1930-03-22
BUILDING
PERMITS

Building permits issued last
week amounted to $235, ,439 and
were issued as follows:
Mrs. Denning Jarves, $4,000 to-
build one two-story dwelling of
tile and stucco at 1884 McGill
Terrace N. w. Lot 1927, square
1900.
Mrs. P. j. Nee, $4,000 to build
one three-story dwelling at 1855
Woodland DR.. Lot IS, square
1900.
w. c. and A. N. Miller, $50, 600
to build one three-story stone,
stucco and frame residence at
1880 Forty-fourth st. N. w. Lot
1884, square 1915.
Max Gorin, $4,000 to build
three two-story brick dwellings
at 4322-24-26 Thirteenth Pl. N. E.
Lot 54-56, square 1914.
C. w. Morris and Son, $4,000
to build two two-story brick dwell,
ingS at 3703-05 Window Pl. N. w.
Lot 81 and SIS, square 1891.
Edwin Jacobson, $4,000 to
build two two-story brick and
frame dwellings at 37O1 North
ampton st. N. w. Lot 812
square 1865.
w. c. Kremkan, $4,000 to
build one two-story brick dwell
ing at 1415 Holly st. N. w. Lot
2, square 2738.
T. j. Neill, $4,000 to erect one
two-story residence at 1925 Thir.
tieth st. N. w. Lot 804-05.
square 1856.
Louis I. Grenberg, $4,000 to
build one brick Zone story store
building at 1890 Bladensburg Rd.
N. E.
Washington Episcopal Cathedral.
$4,000 to make repairs to struc.
ture at Wisconsin Ave. and MaSsa,
chuSettS Ave. N. w.
Herman j. Hellar, $4,000 to
erect one two-story dwelling at
1918 Hemlock st. N. w. Lot Sc,
square 1855.
Richard L. Philpitt. $500 to
build one one-story frame resi-.
dence at 2417 Perry st. N. E.
Lot SIS, square 1924.
Emily Matthews, $4,000 to build
one two-story dwelling at 1926
P st. N. w. Lot 218, square 1858.
Andrew D. Loffler, $4,000 to re-
pair building at 724 Eleventh St.
N. w.
Virginia Hotel Corp, $4,000 to
build one one-story brick store
building at 743-45 Fourteenth st.
N. w. Lot 9-6; square 251.
The Washington times., 1930-03-22
George HOlbrOOk Returns
AS Ebbitt Hotel Manager

After an absence of two months.
George Holbrook has again re-
turned to the managership of the
Ebbitt Hotel with general offices
at Tenth and H Streets North
west.
Holbrook's return was welcomed
by many of his friends and asso-
ciates as witnessed by the many
baskets of flowers and letters of
best wishes" received b. him on
the first day of his return.
The Washington times., 1930-03-22
A. B. C. whitaker BURIED

LEESBURG. Va, March %.
Funeral rites we're held for A. B.
C. Whitaker of Hamilton, Va. who
died Wednesday.
The Washington times., 1930-03-22
Armour Co. to Build
New Storage Plant

Excavation for a one-story Of
flee building and packing plant
to be built by Armour and Com
pany at SOL Twelfth st. S. w.
already has been started, and,
according to the building permit
application, filed at the District
Building inspectors office. the
new structure will cost approx
mately $150,000.
The plant, which will be one
Of the most modern and up-to-.
date in the city, will be completed
and opened for business by July /.
Rooms . houses . . apartm ents
whatever your housing requirements
may be-YOu can save time in locating
them by consulting Times Classified
Ads.
The Washington times., 1930-03-22
Taylor to Speak at
Sales Managers Meet

A special meeting of the sales
managers division of the Wash
ington Real Estate Board will be
held Thursday noon at the Am
bassador Hotel in the form Of q
luncheon meeting, it was an
nounced yesterday by John A.
Petty, secretary of the board.
Waverly Taylor, president of
Waverly Taylor. incorporated,
will speak on Colonial, English
and Mediterranean architecture.
The chairman of the division will
preside.
Keep turning the pages Of this paper
to the Classified Rental columns for
a listing of desirable apartments for
rent
The Washington times., 1930-03-22
STRAUS REPORT
SHOWS SLUMP
IN BUILDING

New construction for February
showed a marked decline accord
ing to reports received by the s..
w. Straus and Company, from
572 Of the principal cities and
towns in the United States. Build
ing permits during the month
amounted to $125.521,978 repre-
senting decline of two per cent
from January, when the permits
totalled $l28, ,481 1913. This figure
Is also a so per cent loss from
February of last year, when the
volume was $253, 300, ,639.
While it may seem distressing
to note the continued downward
trend Of building operations, this
let-up in activity is forming
base for a prosperous era of
conditions in the near future.
Manifestly. such conditions are
bringing us nearer the point
where housing demands will
compel more widespread con.
struction. The process of obsoles.
cence, a continued growth in
population and an advancing
standard Of living are factors
which will readjust the balance
of supply and demand.
4O.2 Index Figure
The Straus index Of building
permits for the country was 40.2
for February. An examination
Of the Straus chart shows this
index figure to be 38.5 per cent
below a computed statistical nor
NAL which takes into account
both seasonal and trend factors,
as compared with an index for
January Of Ala, which was 294
per cent below the normal ex-
pectancy. February usually regis
tiers greater amount of building
permits than January, the normal
index being 80 per cent higher
in February than in the first
month of the year.
In compiling figures to use as
a working basis for figuring the
index chart, the Straus Company
used 1923 as the base year. Build
ing permits for l79 identical
cities, representative of the coun-
try as a whole and not restricted
to size, were taken for each
month Of 1928 and reduced to a
percentage basis, the monthly
average being considered as 100
per cent.
A study of building conditions
in the United States indicates a
definite tendency towards in
creased activity as the result of
increase in population and per
capita wealth in growing coun-
try.
Tendency Well Defined
On the other hand, though this
tendency in the construction in
dustry is we'll defined over a long
period of years. the upward trend
is by no means uninterrupted.
Such Interruptions are the result
Of such factors as the great war
which brought prolonged period
of subnormal building. to be fol
lowed by several years of alb
normally high activity. important
changes in social habits or
standards Of living, and the re-
current fluctuations in business
activity, commodity prices, inter
est rates, and other important
factors commonly referred to as
controlling the life of "the bust
ness cycle"
The Washington times., 1930-03-22
Hechinger and Co. to
Build POstOffice

Plans for a two-story postoffice
and store building to be built
at 5921-25 Georgia Ave-, were
filed yesterday at the District
building inspectors office by
Hechinger and Company, local
building firm. The cost of the
proposed project is estimated at
$4,000. Louis T. Rouleau was
the architect.
The Washington times., 1930-03-22
WINCHESTER WIDOW DIES

WINCHESTER, Va, March %.
Mrs. Ann Ophelia Young, 86,
widow of Alfred H. Young, of
Stephens City, near here, died
recently at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. E. G.. Cadwaller,
in Huntington, w. Va.
The Washington times., 1930-03-22
STAUNTON BARBER DIES

STAUNTON, Va. March 22.-
Ernest Nothnagel, 78. for 81 years
a resident Of this city and the
oldest barber in Staunton, died
suddenly at his home here yes
terday,s
The Washington times., 1930-03-22
S8,OOO,OOO BRIDGE

CLEVELAND, Marcn % G.N.S0
Preliminary labor on piers for
an $8,000,000 Lorain Central high
level bridge is now under way.
according to a recent announce
ment here by John Gill, super
intendent of the Walsh Construc.
tion Company.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
sLovACI MA RADIovoM RoZHLAsE.

Teraz co to castejSie citame tom, ako 81 amer
ck Slovaci vsimaj1 najnovsieho vydobytku ludskeho
raGia nnoh%eh miest prichodia zpravy sovenskvch
programoch radio rozhasnych stanicach Slovakov
Havrlov, ktory e jednym najob dbenejsich ohlaso
vatel ov spevlkov; slovenske radio stanic Tona
ku Adanlsburg Pa stale mnozacich radio pr-
strojoch slovenskych domacnostiach
To je znak zivotaschopnosti ducha pokroku naso'n
fude Vaansky Dol napsal baseH, re Sovac opozdili
viazanim ndvlakov do krpcov ked Pan Bob rozdaval
Diary, elm chce vyjadrt re vsetkom osatni, re
ladi zosavame pr starine re nemame cule zlvotu
Chyaa Bohu, mylil Nasa zaostalost nepochadzala
tluse nie vmitornich plicn ale vonkaj jsich toho
prekliateho mad 'arskeho jarma
Koho by to nepoteso re cevelandski blatia neuspo-
koja sa podrzanm cov rados pri sebe, ale id1 roz-
hasit svetu 40 vjrotie Katockej Sovenskej Jednoty
zaozenej osavenym Furdekom Cevelande! Je to kls
pochvaly yhodne prace pochvat verejnosti, ktol%
has tax malo znl. y
My tu Mahonng doline byvaj1ci Slovac mali SINE
uz tiez Wac sovcnskyc rozhlasov, zsluhou nasich d
chovnlch. Ufame, re neboly posledne Name dobre
spevacky spevakov name znamenite vycvicene spevo
kov name hudobnych umelcov - len ch treba tiskat
do popredia Yolmgstownska rozhlasnl stanica neodo
pre- dobry program polhodnkovy tyzdni. Myslimc
re kongresny vybor Slow Ligy zaume nvrhu ably po
cas- kongresu boil slovclskl program na ladiu Treba
naist prostredky ak bulu ziadat' zaplatit IA to-
peniaze nebldu daromne vvhoden6 Nam sa treba roz-
hlasovat' V Anlerike, ked chceme byt' vsiman.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
IDETE MA SLOVENSKO?

kazdej jari odchadza Sovensko ia sta amcri-
ckych Slovakov, ably navstvili svojch mIc pocho-
dill po chodnickoch 20 ktorych ich noha uz desat diva
dsat rokov nechoda. Toho roku mnoho Slovakov odce
stuje jublimou vypravou Spolku Vojtecha ktory
slavi 90. vyrocie svojho zalozenia.
Ak idete Ia Slovensko, nezabudnte 81 prniest' daa-
ku panatku Irineste sovensk6 kroe, slovenskG w
sivky, sovensk6 malovanG tanere slovesk6 drevorez
by, slovenskt kihy casopsy ba maby slovenskch u
melcov. Dnes Sovensku u sice zien zalaba 81 1.-Two
byte vysvanm sta iud maluje taniere, desatky spi
sovate ov uz zje len pisana. Name umelcov kto-
rlch zamestnanim je mal'ovat tvort umeecke dela.
Sovensko je chudoble malo zname vo svete. Kaz-
dy americkj dollar, vynalozeny sovenske nenie na
slovenskl teratGru napomoze slovensk1 kulttm IA
dovaM jej chyr po Amerke ktori budete mat dost' ;
zvysnych peEaz prineste Wac vysivek tie rozpredae
tuna medz znamymi Prneste Wac kniziek, Wac krciaz
kov tanerikov kvetnickov vsetko tn lahko
preda Mech je kazdy Slovak propagatorom predava-
com vyrobkov pne zrucne sloyenskej ruky bystreho
slovensk keho umu! Len taky sposobom Slovakom yne
budlcllost Len tax sa dopracuj1 uznania vo svete.
Vysivky dostanete V Turc. Sv. MARITIME ''Lipy''a
V Bratslave ''Detvana'. Knihy kazdom slovenskom
mesle Inc sovenske Speciality dostanete ia Oriental
Vclelhu Batslve alebo al ia sinkoch po zecz-
nicnych stanicach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
ZASVATME D0STOJNE
PAMIATKU GEN. STEFANIKA

Sotva sa najde Slovak alebo
Slovenka, ktorl by neznali aspon
nieco 0 nest 'asnou smrt 'ou zahy-
nuvsom Hovakovi, slavnom ucen-
covi, astronomovi, konecne voja-
kovi diplomatovi Gen. Milan
Rastislav tStefanikovi, ktory bol
zaiste Bohom predurceny k vel
kemu zapasu ia oslobodenie slo
venskeho naroda madarskehO
jarma, ktore jeho pricinenim sa
stalo pocas svetovej vojny. Lebo
vsak sam president Masaryk 30
svojich spisoch vydanych po pre-
vrate, dokazuje, ze Dol to Stefa-
mix, ktory al jemu otvaral dvere
k vysokym hodnostarom vo Fran
eli, kde sa vlastne sloboda Slova-
kov zrodila.
Mas slavny M. R. Stefanik Dol
neobycajnym clovekom, nle len
vysoko ucenIm, ale boil to muz
zvlaStneho silneho charakteru, co
urobilo no cloekom vefmi vlivnym
vazenym v jeho adoptovanej
viasti francuzskej, kde sa stal po-
prednym astronomom. Ale / to
svedei ze boil zviastnym clovekom,
.ked, pocas svetovej vojny eby-
cajneho vojaka-dobrovolnika, po-
stnpil az ma generala vo francuz-
skej armade. Teda tento veliKy
syn nasho naroda, zrodeny ma
kosariskach, nitrianskej zupe,
syn evanjelickeho farara, ked'
vypukla svetova vojna, zanechal
svoje vysoke postavenie, pristu-
pill do vojska k leteckemu odde-
leniu ako Orol tatransky vzna-
sal sa mad !. zakopmi rakuskych
yojsk na rumunskom, na Italian
skom atd'. fronte a shadzoval le-
taky, ktorymi vyzyval Slovakov
inych Slavianov, zeby nebojovali
"a svojich otrocitePov, ale aby
.obratili zbran proti MIN.
Pri tychto slnelych podujatiach
Dol sostreleny so syojim lietadlom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
DEMOKRACIA VYzADUJE VYSOKU NTELIGEN
GU u LUDU.

Prezident Hoover napisal do studentskeho dennika
The Yale Daily News vel mi pozoruhodny canok jed
notlivcovi davoch demokracii Hodno je, ably
ho tu podali:
'Vodcovstvo je kvaltou jednotvca. Je to jedine
jednotlivec ktory moze ucnkovat svete nelektual
svete vodcovskom. Ak demokraca 81 chce
bezpect svoju autoriu mravouke, nabozenstve Stat
nctve, ms vzbudzovat' vodcovstvo svoje vlastnej
massy. ia WIFE 81
"Vodcovstvo Iudstva nem6ze byt' nahradzovane W.
berom ako kra ovna v6iel AMI bozskm pravo, AMI by
rokracou ale sobodnym pozdvihnutim schopnosti
charakteru intelligence.
"Avsak vodcovstvo nemoze. co by bolo ako brilliant
he, zanest pokrok d'aeko vpred premer massy jedno
tlivych soziek. Pokrok naroda e s1hn pokoku jeho
jednotlivcoch Skutky dey, ktore ved1 pok1oku,
dia sa matky myse jednotivca, ME mysle davov.
'Davy len citia ony nemaj1 svojej vlastnej myse,
ktora by znala planovat Dav je poverciv!. On nGi,
Oh trovi on nenlvid snije, ale nikdy nebuduje.
.Je to jedna najhlbsich najvyznamnejsich urc
tych psychologickych pravd, ze covek nemysl
ale len citi. uza lcinkuje len svete etovom Dema
cog sa kl1n IA ctlvostkastve davu eho vodcovstvo
e vodcovstvom ctovosti nie vodcovstvom nelektu po
kroku
''Popllarle ziadosti ne sl meritkam opravdovej po
treby; byt' rozhodnt6 len rozvaznym uvazovanm
vJchovou,> >konstruktlvnym vodcovstvom.
To si sova prezidenta Hoovera.
Aby demokracia neprisla do rozkladu ably
zvrha ably bola narodu prosriedkom dalseho pokroku
dusevneho hmotneho mus1 umoznt kazdemu jednotliv
cow vyvinut' sebe vodcovske kvaty. Natelaz Anne
rika umozluje pny vlvn len jednomu cloveku 70 sto
Devat desiadevat ich je odsidene zivot davu, Il
Ginkovane ris citov ne rlsi inteektu pokroku
Preto, hi "a, name Amerikc mnoho demagogov koli
Iowa mutnom ktor1 81 hrau citam dayov vedn ud
cd iednehos m1ru drnhelnu.
Treba dat kazdemu jednotlivcovi plnl pliezitost
na yyvinutie bude menej demagosoy Wac opravdo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25

tsiel do Ruska organizovat' leglo-
narov, potion do Ameriky konec
ne do Talianska, vsade pracoval
SO zdarom a krem tejto voJen-
|skei akcii, konal nemalo al dlplo-
maticku skoro kazdej clastl
sveta. v spojenych statoch pre-
sident Wilson este v January ro-
ku 1918 nlasal, ze ME je "a rozbl-
tie Rakisko- Uhorsko, ale ked
mu predlozil Stefanik preklad ma
| Sci krasnej narodnej piesnl 'kto
"a pravdu hori", presvedcll no
svojou vyreenost'ou, ze slovensky
narod zasluzil 81 byt'' vyslobode-
Iny hrozneho otroctva, stal sa al
Wilson priaterom tej mysllenky'
ze Rak1sko- Uhorsko musl byt
rozbite a nom otrocene narody'
medzi mimi al narod slovensky,
ze majd byt' oslobodene. Len
Gen. Stefanikovi mozeme d 'ako-
vat, ze mas narod je oslobodeny.
Lebo pebyt' jeho vlivu vo Fran
eli, nebol by NAL Masaryk pristu-
pu do vyssich politickych kru-
|bov nehvt' Stefanikoyei rozhOd-
nosti organizovat' legionarov v
Rusku, V Amerike, Taliansku,
al vo Francii, nebolo by byvalo
nome vriadit' Cesko-Slovensku
Narodnu Radu medzi vojnu We
d1ce krajiny; no a nebyt' Stefa-
nikovej missile v Amerike medzi
Slovakmi, al medzi Cechmi, nebo-
10 by byvalo kade brat, penia'
re ma vedenie revolucie. On to
vsetko vyprostredkoval.
A ked' takto dokonal dielo,
keP nova Cesko -Slovenska Repu-
blika bola uz utvorena, vracal sd
ma lietadle Z Talianska V spoloc
nosti talianskych dostojnikov, a
fked' uz bol blizko svojho rodiska,
kde chcel svoju mamicku prekva-
pitt, zahadnou pricinou srutilo sa
lietadlo na poll pri Gbeloch, a
tam dna 4. maja 1919, vypustil
svojho 81 'achetneho ducha OSLO
boditeP slovenskeho naroda. Ci
teda nema narod "a co byt' vd'ac-
ny tomu velikanovy nasho naro-
da, aspon raz roku shromaz-
dit sa vsade, kde par Slovakov a
Sloveniek prebyvaju, ably 81 pri-
pominali pamiatku slavneho syna
naSho naroda, ktory tax miloval
svoj narod, re obetoval zan svoje
postavenie, slavu, pohodlie a Ia
posledy zivot, len ably narod bo]
slobodny a st 'astny?
Nuz bratia sestry v narode
vsimnite 81 tychto SLOW a usporia
dajte cez mesiac maj slavnosti pc
celej Amerike, a podavajte nicf
- zpravy do casopisov, ably sa uka
10 zalo, re narod mas 81 vie uctit pa
D. miatku svojho osloboditel a. KID,
o. mono, usporiadajte slavnost' 4
e. maja a kde to ME je NONE, teds
N kedykoPvek cez mesiac maj.
lie j. P
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25

vych vodcov menej povercvych l'ud. Treba ably vyso
koskoska vlchova boa moznena kazdemu diet at u bez
tolo ably muscle zdrav zodrat vo dne studovanim
noci zarobkaln. Treba dat zdarnla unverztnl w
chovu jednenu diet at u tax, ako drlhem, Prezident
Hoover e "a taketo rozllstene prob6mov demokrace.
Ale ci e lud ktoreho sa to najviac tfka? Me
Ten hlasuje prot Skolsk!m danm hase proti skoo-
povinnosti do 81 roku
Problem demokracie je tesno spojeny problGmom
nezamesnanos Da me deti do skoly do 81 roku bude
mene nezamestnanosti bude menej stasch robotnikov
vyladzovane prace.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
It's toasted
So HrdeLnd Protekeia-prot drdzdeniy-Proti kosI'y.

ale zato nevzdal sd hrdinskeho
boja, ba este vacsou horlivo-
st 'ou pustil sd do zapasu "a slo-
bodu svojho slovenskeho, al ce-
skeho naroda. Necakal ami kvm
by sa mu boly rany zahojily, ale
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-11-21

strong attraction. This quartet will
furnish some high class entertain
ment for the community during the
long winter period. They will sing
for church services and at other
functions where good singing will
be appreciated. With little assist
ance In this way the Sunday even
ing services conducted by the Rev.
Stowell should soon receive good
attendance.
Mrs. Cross, one of our school
teachers. rs on the sick list this
week.
james Evcnson has been confined
TO his bed for "A week with a severe
attack Of the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Wien are the
proud parents of a baby girl born
early this week.
Mrs. Lund. Mrs. Gibbons and Mrs.
Lyngas were Plentywood shoppers
Wednesday.
cliff Hansen and David Frederik-
sen. rural mail carriers are revert.
ing TO horses and sleds this week or
account of the deep snow
| Turkeys are being rushed to the
| Chicago market at the rate of about
a ton a day from this town. The
Thanksgiving prices are quite at
tractiye,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-11-21
TOM MOONEY ASKS.
HEARING BEFORE
PARDON BOARD.

San Francisco-FP - Following
the election by an overwhelmin9
vote Of Mayor James Rolph Jr as
governor of California, things be-
gan to move again in the Mooney.
Billings pardon appeals. Rolnh
peat Gov. Young in the prirnaries.
largely because of Young's atti,
tude in the famous labor case
Inc California supreme court ;s
stlll delaying action on Marren x <
billings but Tom Mooney. throueb
ms attorneys Frank p. Walsh and
cyrus King, has asked for a hear
ing before the advisory nardor
board. He claims that altbouoh
tne supreme court hearings l.
august and September were sun
posed to deal only with Billinals,
case, as a matter Of fact much tes-
timony for and against Moon me-
himself was introduced and be bos
a right TO a personal hearing s, ,,,'S
as Billings received at Folsom s no,
itentiary. oisom pen
The eight points brought m
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-11-21
ANTELOPE

Two Bestland Bros. of East Grand
Forks arrived last week for a visit
with Halvor and Knute Bestland.
Mr.. and Mrs. futile of Williston
were here on business for the Rune
ly Co.
Basketball games are in full sway
this season. Last Wednesday, the
II. $. boys were defeated by the
town team. Friday, they suffered
defeat again by the Medicine Lake
boys. Two teams were picked from
the II. s. girls who show promise of
becoming good players.
The Bridge Club was entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Hoven Wednesday night of last
week.
Rev. skiniov from Washington
conducted the services of installing
Rev. Simonson as pastor of the
Rev. Simonson preached on Marrow
Gates" Special music was furnished
by Mr.. Sorvick. Mrs. Art Olson. Mrs
| Ernest Grayson with Mrs. Hover
pianist. After the services n recep.
tion was given in honor Of the new
pastor by members Of the church in
the church parlors. A large crowd
attended
Come to the Thanksgiving and
Missionary program Sunday at elev-
en- A. NJ. at the Lutheran church.
Rev. Simonson breaches here again
Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lee entertained
the Chas. Mclaughlin family for
dinner Sunday.
w. Hanson. y. Bertiison. A. r
Berg and l.. Tennes attended the
business meeting and feed Of tho
American Legion in plentywood Tu.
osday night.
Harold Gunther went to Minot "a
consult a specialist concerning his
eye which he hurt when ehootinG
coal in the mine.