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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-30
Jennie Miller Passes

Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie
Miller. Shelbyville. who died vester-
day in the Robert W Long Hos
pital. were to Be held at 10 today
in the Aaron & Ruben Funeral
Home. 1913 n Meridian-st. Burial
was to be in Bethel Cemetery.
Mrs. Miller was 50. Surviving are
the widoWer Philip Miller; two
daughters. the Misses Betty and
Stella Miller. Shelbyville: son.
IsadOre Miller. EnglewOod. Colo: a
brother. Isaac Sachs. New York. and
a sister, Mrs. Anna Jacobs, Indian
Rpolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-30
George Armstrong Rites

The funeral of George Armstrong.
Anderson. Big -Four Railroad en-
ploye. who died in Methodist Hos
pital Wednesday night, Will be held
in Anderson.
Surviving are the widow. two sons.
FentOn Armstrong. Dayton, and
Joseph Armstrong, Alexandria .
three daughters. Mrs. leland J. Da-
Wis. Indianapolis. and Mrs. Mark
Miller and Mrs. Wanda Armstrong.
both of Anderson. and a brother
John Armstrong. Anderson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-30
JAMES JORDAN
DEAD AT Home;
RITES ARE SET
Retired MaChiniSt. Victim of
Stroke. to Be Buried
in Lafayette.

Last rites for James II. Jordan
who died a. his home. 5652 College
av. yesterday following a paralytic
stroke. Will be held a. / tomorrow
IN the Flanner & Buchanan FL
neral Home % ". Fall Crcek-pkwy
Burial will be in Lafayette. his for
mer home
Mr.. Jordan. who was 76 was a
retired machinist. and had lived in
Indianapolis 10 years. Immediate
surviving relatives include the
widow. two sons. Claude Jordan.
Delaware City Del. and James A.
Jordan. indianapolis. and daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. L. Petit. indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-30
ENTER HOME, GET SIT

Thieves Remove Screen. Take Five
Purses From Room.
Five purses containing S177O. the
property of NobleSville guests at the
home of Mrs. John Hillman, 5000
Guilford- av, were stolen last night
from rear bedroom by a thief who
entered by removing a screen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-30

Size 70x80 - Az ID.
weight. Sateen bound;
rose, green. blue. gold,
orchid. Colorful block
plaidS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-30

Special mixture of fine virgin wool
and American cotton. Rose, green,
blue. Plaids. Slight irregulars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-30

Size 72x64. Heavy quail
ity sa t e en- closely
stitched. A warm COM
forter for cold days to
come.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

-Venga listed a la habitaci6n de
al lado y bailaremos.
Entramos en- una pieza tan fra CO.
mo la primera. De una enorme per-
cha adosada a la pared penden ell som
brero y ell baston de Charlie; pero no
ell bombin de pobre diablo nj ell bas-
toncillo l~egendarios, sino un flexible
de Londres y ell grueso baston de un
diplomatico.
I'm jarron con crisantemos v un
gramofono completan TODD ell mobilia-
rio de la pieza. Chaplin escogi6 ell
disco:
OH, dona Clara, 20 tie vi bailar.
Oh, dona Clara, que bonita eres!
Y de pronto. olyidando la bora, ell
hotel e incluso la joven que tiene al
lado, Sc deja arrastrar por la musica
y Sc pone a dar pasitos de bale: eje-
cuta un ballet exclusivamente para mi,
da vueltas alrededor de las mesas v
alrededor de ST mismo. Sc balanced,
sc arrulla e imita con los brazos Y las
mano las flexibles a~crobacias de una
Pawlova. En- este momento la cara
de Charlie tiene n expression extra
ma, cast inmaterial. 70 siento un po-
co de miedo ante esta declaration
muda y ritmica.
iQuien no ha admirable ell encan-
to y la gracia con que Chaplin ANNA
algunas de sus mas hermosas pelicu-
las, especialmente ell ballet acrobat.
co del convento en- La fiebre del BRO?
En- ell film 10 hacia para las multitu-
des, mientras que aqui S u 1nico espec-
tador soy 20. Els para mi para quien
ell eJecuta este numero fantastico; me
siento cast amedrentada ante este po-
seido que parece revolotear en- ell aire.
Contemplo. e~mocionada, sus manos
femeninas de piel marchita Y diseca-
da, unas manos que son mucho mas
viejas que ell resto de su persona.
Enmudece ell disco. En- ell silen-
clio que sigue Chaplin Sc acuerda de
que es Chaplin. Vuelve en- ST, me en-
via I'M sonrisa y pone un disco de
rumba. Coge un mant6n de la percha
y baila la rumba, tai como Sc la he
La opinión., 1935-03-17

ten? mo voy a poder conner Tranquil
lamente como los demas mortales?
Rechaza. f~urioso. ell plato lleno de
caviar.
i Vamonosl iAquf no Sc puede
siquiera DIR 10 que uno hablal-grune.
Y toda la banda huge de ALI.
A ninguno Sc lie escapa que Ell NAL
humor de Chaplin no obedece al ruido
del restoran, sino simplemente al
SEQ de estar SOLO conmigo. En- e~fecto,
nc tardamos en- encontrarnos solos,
p~aseando lentamente bajo la noche tt
bia y azul. Chaplin coloca tiernamen-
tie su brazo sobre mis- hombros, con
un gesto protector.
Vagamos por las callejueias del ba-
rrio antique. pasamos por delante dc
las pequenas tabernas iluminadas. sin
rumbo y sin prisa. Marchamos silen-
ciosamente. De veZ en- cuando nos
miramos. Subitamente Chaplin adop-
ia su expression mas romantica Y ex-
clama. extasiado:
Darling, you are so sweet. -.
(Preciosa, es listed tan dulce....)
La noche nos arrastra como a 81
nambulos. No tardamos en- encontrar-
nos de nuevo en- los b~ulevares ele-
gantes. ante los ~lujosos Y ~brillantes
escaparates, con sus joyas. sus zapa-
tos, sus vestldos y sus pleles; Sc deS-
taca un abrigo de amino con un cue
lilo de vison. Chaplin sorprende mi
mirada llena de admiration por ell "a
brigo.
lie gusta a listed. querida? iLo
tendra! Este listed segura de que
tendra TODD 10 que q%uiera!
Mentalmente me regala el abrigo.
Al pasar por delante del hotel Ruhl
nos encontramos a mi tia, que viene,
en- compania de otra sonora, de jugar
una partida de bridge. La acompana-
mos hasta casa. AL hacer alderman de
despedirme de Chaplin este me re-
tiene la mano y m
-iOh. haga ell favor de quedarse
todavia un POGO en- mi %companiai No
son mas u las once.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

visto bailar a las muchachas indigo
mas de Mexico.
Agita ell manton por detras del cue
Ito, acompanandolo con un ritmo on
dulante de las espaldas. Sc trata, sin
duda alguna. de n representation
de gala ex~traordinaria. IConsciente-
mente o no? A mi me parece que un
actor tan grande no debe de perder
la memoria por complete; pero he aqui
que ahora pone un disco de tango. Me
atrae hacia 81 y bailamos. sien contra
sien, con los ojos cerrados.
How sweet you are, darling!
GQue dulce es listed, preciosaD En-
Norteamerica no saben 10 que es un
tango. Nunca he bailado tan bien.
Sc detiene y me mira con t%ernura:
-Su vestido de terciopelo lie cine
ell cuerpo 10 mismo que un guante;
es digno de recibir ell primer premio.
iMe rio! He o%btenido. en- efecto,
csc primer premio en- Juan-les-Pins,
como la Bella Nayade de la Costa
Azul.
Finaliza ell tango. pero Chaplin me
retiene IN sus brazos. Me atrae ha-
cia 81 con precaucion; - retro la ca
ia y su beso roza ligeramente mi me-
jilla.
lie esperanto digo.
-iQuienes?-me responde en- un
tono como 81 dudara de que existieran
mas personals en- ell mundo.
La opinión., 1935-03-17
PASEO SENTIMENTAL

-iAdelante, a la Poularde!-orde-
ma Chaplin.
Somos siete personals u ocho. Ell
Chaplin radiante de hace un momen.o
parece ir acompanado de otro Cha
pin que es su doble, nervioso, irrita-
do, desabrido. les la musica o ell ruiz
do del restaurants 10 que lie desagra-
da?
De pronto, la orquesta entona un
himno en- honor de Chaplin.
TODD ell mundo ~aplaude. lie obligan
a levantarse y a dar las gracias. Po-
co despues su colera e~stalla.
-jEs que no voy a poder poner los
pies en- un sitio donde no me moles-
La opinión., 1935-03-17
A sofas EN- Ell HOTEL

Despues de un paseo a orillas del
mar, sentimos hambre y .regresamos
a la ciudad.
-Ahora los restoranes estan cerra-
dos-dice Chaplin. Vamos al Ma.
jestic; ALI nos subiran la comida a
la habitaci6n.
Atravesamos ell salon grande. de
donde ha desaparecido la fotografia
de la bella joyera. En- ell s~aloncito de
al lado hay preparada una mesa con
dos cubiertos. Chaplin explica cast en-
tono de %disculpa:
No lie extrane; al d%espedirnos de
nuestros amigos encargue a mi her-
mano que hiciera preparar dos cubier
tos.
ESTABLISHMENTS. ell camarero nos
sirve una cena fra. Observe cue
Chaplin, en- vez de conner, me devora
ses y frios como ell hielo, tan pronto
azules ardientes y locos. Sin dejar de
contemplarme, exclama:
-iQue dientes tan bonitos tiene
listed! Tambien yo. mo lie parece
a listed que aun tengo unos colmilloS
magnificos, una ~dentadura de lobo,
para ser un viejo?
En- e~fecto; sus incisivos son puntia-
gudos como los de un animal. Yo los
INDIGO. sonriendo:
DE esos c~aninos es de donde sale
TODD ell veneno, segun reza un refrain
de mi pals!
-iDe su pais?-repite el, como So
nando.
Despues, me somete a un interroga.
torio. Parece celoso de toda mi vida
anterior. Entire pregunta y pregunta
sc ~interrumpe frecuentemente para
inquirir:
-5Me quiere listed un POGO? olga
melo...; un poquito... Els listed en-
cantadora. iOh, esa sonrisa!... les
verdad que tiene listed va diez Y ocho
amos? Antes. crealo listed, pensaba
que no podria amar NADIA mas que a
ninas. por asi decir. Mis- dos mujeres
eran a1n jovencitas cuando me case
con elias; pero ahora me asalta STEM
pre- ell tenor de VERNE demasiado re-
Jo, y ESQ me hace perder la seguri-
dad. BESIDE que Lita Grey me lanz6
a la cara, ell dia de nuestro divorcio:
mi un solo minute, en- tres amos de
matrimonial. tie he querido', no soy
ell mismo con las mujeres j~ovenes; no
puedo apartar de mi Ell ~pensamiento
de que dentro de algunos amos cum
plre los cincuenta. Jana listed 4
otro?... iOh. cuentemelo listed to-
do! Hableme de SUI %juventud. de SUI
madre iHaremos juntos un viaje
a su pueblo NATAL. -.
Y como la ela acion de mi infancia
PAGINA )
La opinión., 1935-03-17
Por MAY REEVES
Qmpresiones Recogidas
por CLARA COLL)
EN- Ell CUARTO DE CHARLIE

6 J ] !; :: = 8 :: ! : &: q: !. g.: !: j; !: g.: :: !: !: !: 8: 8: !: !: =: ]: : ;: J: :
~ STABA yo en- un salon de bac-
No Jugaba. Fuera, ell viento
- de MARIO acariciaba las flo
res nueva y, despues, iba a
- abatirse contra ell mar.
Fran las siete de la tarde.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23

B. Saxton and son Herbert spent
Tuesday evening at George Hunters.
Donovan Francis is assisting Muir
ray Hunter thru springs work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tyson were
Sunday dinner guests at the Chris
Christensen home.
Mrs. Edw. Strand left her little
son at the Claus Strand home last
Saturday while she attended the
funeral of little Ralph Christensen OF
Reserve.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Taylor OF
Hedgesville. Mont, were supper
guests at the Hunter home Saturday
and looking after his farming inter.
ests here. Mr.. Taylor was an old time
resident of this place and a cousin OF
Mrs. Hunter.
Eldred G%oetzinger of Dooley was
calling on friends here Saturday
evening.
Lucille Nelson, who is assisting al
the Geo. Hunter home through the
spring work, spent the week end al
her home near Dooley.
Mrs. Murray f. Hunter spent the
week end at the home of her brother
Nels and Hunters.
MI. and Mrs. Lyle Francis and
baby were callers at the Claus
Strand home Tuesday.
Nels Nelson drove to Wolf Point
Tuesday to visit his sister, Mildred
who has been SO seriously i'll at thai
place. Her many friends however
will be pleased to learn that she is
improving and expects to come home
next week.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23
SHOOTING SCENES OF "GOLD
DIGGERS" TOOK FOUR MONTHS

The longest shooting schedule
ever allowed a single picture on the
First National lot, was arranged fol
Gold Diggers of 1885," showing al
the Orpheum Theatre Sunday and
Monday.
The newest of First National
musical spectacles started working
before the cameras late in Septem'
Der and was not completed until al
most February, a production SEIZED
ule of four full months.
Gold Diggers of 1885" differs
from all the preceding First Nation
al musicals in that Busby Berkeley
who only created and staged the
numbers for the others, directed
both story and spectacle sequences
There are three big numbers and
several musical moments" between
Dick Powell and Gloria Stuart, who
share the leading roles.
Others in the cast include Ad0l
phe Menjou, Alice Brady, Glenda
Farrell, Frank McHugh, Hugh Her
bert, Joseph Cawthorn. Ramon and
Rosita, the dancers, and a chorus Of
800 beautiful girls.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23
"GEORGE WHITES 1885
SCANDALS" HERE MAY 81

Slip us a ton of dynamite adjec-
tives! Then maybe we can do justice
to the scintillant gayety, George
Whites 1885 Scandals" which plays
next Thursday only at the Orpheum
Theatre.
Here's the last triumphant word in
screen entertainment, a splendid
sunburst of comedy and music that
sustains the reputation OF George
White as prince of showmen.
1t more than surpasSes expecta-
lions, and is just about 1865 times
more brilliant than its scandals"
sister of last year.
The second annual edition, spon-
sored by Fox Films, has everything.
Here r ten top-rung stars: Alice
Faye. James Dunn, Ned Sparks,
LYDIA Roberti, Cliff Edwards, Airline
Judge, Eleanor Powell, Ehmma Dunn,
Benny Rubin and George White,
who conceived, produced, and direct
ed the entire show.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23
RedstOne High School
Graduation Is May Is
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald
REDSTONE, May 23.-Roland Posi-
has announced that commencement
exercises for the seniors will be held
at the school house Tuesday evening
May 49,.
Baccalaureate services will be
Sunday evening, May rs at the Meth
Odist church
Joyce Loucks Is va~ledictorian with
an average of 81. Mora Stone Is
salutatOrdan with an average OF 80.
ADDITIONAL REDsToNE NEWS
Mrs. George Points was up from
Plentywood and spent Sunday with
MIR. Points.
John Irven and A. S. Hier Of Balm
vile and e. s.. Koser OF P~lentywood
were Redstone visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and MRS. Ben Schlag, Art
Blase, and Bert Jensen were visitors
at the Bert Daley home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Daley were
ScObey visitors Friday.
Mrs. MORN, MI. and Mrs. Gler
Ingell and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith
WcIc l~cIIuyWOOu fRSltOl6 OdluIUdy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Ingell and
Blanche were Sunday visitors at the
Ben Schlag home
Florence Schlag was a week end
guest at the Bert Daley home.
Blanche Ingell was a Thursday
might visitor with Lucille Jensen.
Mrs. Jenny States, Mrs. f. Callag
han and Mrs. Ftsheu were school Wis
itors Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Metzler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Ingell and Blanche and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schlag and Flor
ence were Plentywood visitors Mon
day.
Mrs. Harry Gray was a Redstone
visitor "Wednesday and Thursday.
Ben Schlag and George Stringer
were Froid business visitors Mon
day.
Rudolph Smith returned home
from the Fort Peck dam last week.
Mrs. Floyd Weaver and daughter
Of Sidney returned home Friday
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23

from a two weeks visit with friends
around here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Blase were shop
pers in Plentywood Tuesday.
Miss Helen Sherry spent a few
days in Flaxville visiting at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. P. j. Mai
tin.
Mr. and Mrs. Joy Wigmore, Mr.
and Mrs. Tony Gaines and Guy Wig
more were Scobey visitors and shop
pers Monday.
C. E. Whitney and F. ]. Sherry
went to Navajo Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Whitney were
Sunday guests at the Bert Daley
home.
G. B. Bull of Wolf Point was q
Resstone caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldur Jensen and
children were Flaxville visitors las
Sunday evening.
c. S. Christensen was a Redstone
caller Wednesday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23

and Mrs. Mike Flannery and Mrs.
j. B. Alexander attended the matinee
at Faxville Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Zelpha Thoreson, e Skaggs,
from New York City arrived Thurs
day to visit her mother, Mrs. Skaggs.
August Meyers Is visiting friends
while ~recuperating from an accident
at the Fort Pecy dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Garrick and
children visited at the Andrew Uel-
and home Saturday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23
Outlook High School
b~aCCalaureate Sunday
Special to The Herald

Special to Tho Herald
OUTLOOK, May 23.-Baccalaur-
cate services were held at the Out
look hall Sunday morning, May 10.
Rev o. M. Simundson ~officiated.
The high school sextette sang
Bless The Lord 0 My Soul" and "A
Little Prayer with Miss Dorothy
Back at the piano.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23
LUTHERAN CHURCH
O. M. Simundson, Pastor

Sunday, May 26: Confirmation ser
vice at Plentywood at 1920 A. M.
The offering will go to church ex
tension work.
Services at Archer at 3 P. M. and
Communion service at Plentywood
at 1880 P. M.
Sunday, June Q: Services at Plen-
tywoOd at IL a. m, at Raymond at
2 p. m and at Dooley at 4 p. m.
The Vacation Bible School will be
gin at Plentywood on Monday, May
n. Kindly send all the children for
the entire term.
Mems Club meets on Tuesday, May
%. The Willfston Club will put on
the program. All members and
friends are invited to this fine pro
gram.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23
ADDITIONAL RAYMOND NEWS

Joe Kavon is building an addition
al room on his residence.
Sam Wilson is finishing the plant
ing of the crop for Leo Young.
Muriel and June Stewart visited
with Plentywood relatives Saturday.
The Raymond schools close this
week.
DR.. Hall of P~lentywood was called
to the Tucker home Saturday even
ing to see the children who have
been quite sick.
Cleone Munson was one of the
Dooley graduating class Monday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Munson at
tended.
Ed Hannah has been hauling out
bailed hay from Plentywood.
The p. It. A. held it's regular meet
ing Friday evening.
E. E. Garrick spent the week end
at his home in Outlook.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23
People
Attend funeral
Special to the Herald

Special to tho Herald
OOAIlRIDGE, May 23.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lon Myers attended the funeral
OF III. A. Weer at Grenora Tuesday
Of last week. The Weer and Myers
families came from the same place
in Indiana at about the same time
many years ago.
H. A. Weer was struck by a motor
vehicle at Brush Lake last summer,
and suffered injuries from which he
never completely recovered.
MORE coALRIDGE NEWS
Mr.. and Mrs. Marinus Jensen and
family Of E. Coalridge were shoppers
in town Monday.
Emmett Harshbarger moved his
outfit to his brother Johns place
lea Antelope to do some seeding
for him.
ing with tOnsilitis. The doctor was
called from Grenora Wednesday and
lanced her throat in a couple OF
places.
Albert M~athiason Of Antelope
spent the week end here visiting his
sister, MRS. Russell Harshbarger. Mr..
and Mrs. Harshbarger took him back
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Guenther were
Sunday visitors at the Bud Chap
man home.
Mrs Bud Chapman and Howard
and Lillian, Mrs. Pat Chapman were
in P~lentywood Saturday on business.
Lillian had a tooth pulled.
Adolph Stephens is doing some
discing and Seeding for Fred Paul
sen as he cannot get his old Water
loo going yet.
Fred Young Is slightly improved.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23
Church Announcements
CHURCH

Rev. j. d. Lindley, Pastor
Preaching at 1000 a. m.
Sunday School following.
Senior League, 700 p. m.
Preaching at 7:45 p. m.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23

THREE smiling young s%towaways
1 demonstrate the ample space
available for luggage, golf clubs or
trophies Of a shopping expedition,
found in the trunk compartment Of
the new Ford V-8 Touring Sedans.
two Of the new de luxe types recent
ly announced by the Ford Motor
Company. The trunk compartment
with 13 cubic feet Of space-is an
Inherent part of the design of the
Tudor and Fordor Touring Sedan
body types. All the space is used for
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23
MORE OUTLOOK NEWS

'S'-
Miss Edith Hanson and members
Of the III. s. Band went to Plenty
wood Tuesday afternoon to have
their pictures taken.
Mrs. Norb Schnitzgen and son re
turned home from the Plentywood
hospital Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ereth and
Tony motored to Minton, Sask.,
Sunday to visit relatives.
Ole johnson returned from Minot,
N. DaK., Monday driving a new
Plymouth.
MAIDS Billet drove to Plentywood
Monday to meet his son, Joe, re-
turning from Fort Peck.
The faculty gave Miss Esther
Johnson a shower at the home OF
Miss Clara Folsom Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Palmer Scott drove
to Pentywood Wednesday evening
to call ON Frank Rooster.
Mrs. Carl Schiebold (nee Miss
Margaret Deck) and son, Warren
Lee of Minneapolis Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Nellie Deck, for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Jack Gaines Of Glasgow ar
rived Thursday to spend a couple of
weeks with parents and friends.
Mrs. George Points from Plenty
wood visited Mrs. N. j. Nelson last
Thursday, then took the train for
Daleview.
Mrs. Andrew Iceland and son,
Ralph, returned from Minot Friday.
A shower for Mr.. and Mrs. Tony
Yung was held at the Yung home on
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Edith Hansen entertained
the band members at lunch at Decks
Friday evening.
Mrs. Nellie Deck, Frances and Mel
win and Mr.. MCGEE motOred to VIII
liston Saturday.
Miss Davidson entertained the
seniors at breakfast at Decks Cafe
at $50 Sunday morning.
Mr.. and MRS. N. J.. Nelson, Mr.,
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23
Eden Valley Couple
To Move To Carolina
Special to tho Herald

Special to the Herald
EDEN VALLEY, May 23.-The
many friends of MI. and Mrs. Chris
Christensen regret very much that
they will be leaving the latter part
of the week for North Carolina. Mr..
Christensen filed on a homestead In
the early days and both he and his
wife have made a host of friends
during their stay here.
MORE EDEN VALLEY NEWS
MIR. and Mrs. Axel Christensen
were Plentywood shoppers Saturday.
Among those who attended the
scholastic contest at PlentywOOd
Saturday were Thor copeland and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gron-
void and Alfred Wibe.
Harry Savey was a county seat
visitor Saturday.
Nels Sundstad Is assisting with
the spring work at Nelson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Christensen
and daughter Lanora and Mrs. N.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23
Raymond Farmers Hold
Wheat Meeting Monday
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald
RAYMOND, May 23.-The wheat
control meeting under the chairman
ship of Sophus Morstad was held
Monday evening at the school house.
County agent M. j. Peterson and
Nels M. Olson We're speakers.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-23

luggage, the spare tire being car.
ried conventionally at the rear,
while an inner compartment under
the floor provides space for tools.
The trunk compartments may be
locked with the same key that fits
the tire lock. The new touring
sedans were designed to provide am
pie luggage carrying facilities for
families doing extensive travelling
who wish to utilize the car interior
for passengers. They have proved
thus far to be among the most popu-
lar Ford body types. a.,