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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-18
Eurcka Locals

The Contract Bridge Club met or
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Bob Waller Dainty refreshments were
served Mrs Marshall Murray was an
out of town guest.
Mrs. Marshall Murray and children
of Libby are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Murray's mother, Mrs. G. B
Hamilton
The Baptist Ladies Aid will give
their annual Easter food and apron sale
Saturday afternoon at Sabin's hard4
ware.
Charles Marsh, who is attending the
School of Osteopathy at Kirksville.
Missouri, has been chosen from 100
young people to represent the Kinks
vile Baptist Young Peoples Union at
their convention which will be held in
Memphis, Tenn. Charles is the son OF
Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Marsh Of Eureka
Otto Gehre of Graves Creek was
business visitor in Eureka Thursday
afternoon.
There will be Episcopal services OF
Easter Monday, April "a, at 8 o'clock.
Rev. Richard Price will conduct the
services.
VlCIOE WOuI Oh E OTtLnt WAS DuSl-
ness caller In Eureka Thursday morn
ing.
Sheriff Frank Baney Of Libby was
business visitor in Eureka the first
OF the week
+ Cliff Sherman of Puyallup, Wash.
is here in the interest of the Christmas
tree business.
Miss Ethel Macdonald of Spokane is
here visiting her many friends in Eu-
| reka Ethel is guest at the home of
Mrs. Mary Gael.
| Mr. and Mrs. Emil Jacobs of Kalispell
were visitors in Eureka Monday.
| Rev. E. " Swinehart conducted
church of God services last Sunday at
the Tooley lake school house.
Mrs. Leo MCGEE and son, former
residents Of Eureka, were in town the
fore part of the week visiting among
old time friends.
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of which were of pastel shades, with
the flowers of the garden and inter-
mingled with the more sober garb OF
the boys, was a beautiful sight
after 9 O'Clock. the grand
march was formed with the junior
president. Maurice DeBorde, and his
partner, Florence Burns, leading and
the senior president, Bill Savage, and
his partner, Idabelle Woods, following.
Each senior girl was presented with
a corsage of yellow daffodils, and each
lady was presented with a daffodil dur
Jag a favor dance. Music for the dane
ing was furnished by Andy Gompf S
orchestra. There were number OF
out-of town guests.
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Fisher River News

Mrs. William Lang and little grand
daughter, Margaret Lang, left last
Tuesday for visit in Spokane with
Mrs. Lang's parents.
Warren Koebel made a trip to Kali
ispell the first Of last week
We have been having real spring
weather the pass~ week, with lots Of
sunshine, some rain and frosty nights
The snow is going fast and grass is
green as soon as the snow is off.
Edward and Willard Orr went "a
Libby last Wednesday.
The Thompson-Fisher community
club will meet Sunday, April q, with
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"A
STANDARD TESTS.

On April 10th set of standard tests
were given to the first three grader in
reading and arithmetic These tests
represent something new In the Iield
Of education measurements since very
few tests have been constructed OF an
objective nature that have been stand
ardized to test students of these flrst
three grades in the above subjects.
These tests were the Every Pupil Tests
OF E.mporia, Kansas, which were also
given to the entire school last january.
The tests in the first three grades at
that time were not very accurately
constructed so that the attempt to
realize an accurate check was not SO
successful. 1t is claimed that these tests
this time have corrected the faults oc-
curing before and are very dependable.
The students ranking highest in the
tests are given as follows.
First Grade Reading-Marjorie Carr,
1st;. Frederick Chapman, Verna Sieb-
enforcher, tied for End.
Second Grade Reading Douglas
Dean, LIST; David Dean, End
Third Grade Reading-Jimmie Nc
Cracker. LIST; Marilyn Cone, End.
First Grade Administrations Sieb-
enforcher, David Ahrens, tied for 1st
Tommy Sugihara, End.
| Second Grade Arithmetic-Douglas
Dean, Robert Eayrs, tie for LIST, David
Dean, End.
Third Grade misunderstanding
Cone, 1st; Dorothy Tallmadge, End.
In about three weeks the national
medians on these tests will be available
and comparison Of the local classes
with the rest of the nation will then be
possible.
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Lynn Schuck, Steve Mccullough, music.
Hazel McCannon.
Staff Observation-Disclosures Thomas.
Edna Peltier, Eva Silver, Blythe Shene-
felt, Roy Patrick, Faye Wolff, Vivian
Scouten, William STEINER.
MRS. r ZOOK AND GRACE SWEESY
ENTERTAIN.
Mrs. Russell Zook and Miss Grace
Sweesy gave a buffet supper at the
home of Mrs Zook, Monday evening
in honor of Mrs. Ted Mellinger. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
cut flowers. Contract bridge was IN
play. Mrs Bob Waller won the travel
ing prize and Mrs Eldon Schuck won
the tally prize.
Dessert was served at the close of
the evening Guests included Miss
Grace Downing Miss Jane Mathews.
Mrs. Geo. McGlenn, Mrs Walt Suther-
land, Mrs. Bob Waller, Mrs. Alec Purdy.
Mrs. Ted Mellinger, Mrs. Jewell
Thomas, Mrs. Eldon Schuck and Mrs.
Marshall Murray of Libby.
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Eureka News
LITTLE THEATRE PLAY SUCCESS

The play, Antics of Andrew pre-
sented by the Little Theater Group.
was classed as one of the best home
talent plays ever given in Eureka. All
persons seeing the play admit it was
far beyond their anticipation, for being
an amateur production.
Great credit is due to each member
of the club for the success Of the play.
Especially to Miss Marian Kay Stone,
who directed and made it possible Tor
the play to be presented in such TAX
ing way. Costumes, makeup and
scenery were greatly due to the efforts
Of Miss Rolene Trip, who throughout
the entire production gave all her in
terest and most Of her time toward it.
The club wishes to express itsvthanks
to Ben Frost and the members Of the
group who presented the musical pro-
gram which was greatly enjoyed
Also they wish to extend their APP
probation to the community at large for
their splendid support and cooperation,
especially to Mr.. Frank Sabin, who
helped them at every opportunity.
The club hopes the people of the
community enjoyed their production,
and that they are looking forward to
another one.
The cast of characters follows.
Petunia-A d rew's Darky cook
Georgia Spaulding.
Andrew Browne senior IN Cam
eron college, Francis Gael
Jacques-his French butler and valet
Manly SchageL
Willie Waldo--his pal, Lewis Fetterly
Harold Hadley, another pal, Merrill
Trip.
Althea Thorne-Miss Purnella's niece
Helen Trip.
Julie Boyton-Harolds sweetheart
Eva Rhodes.
Betty Boyton-Willie's sweetheart
Vernice Warden
| Dean Socrates Boyton--Dean of Cam
eron college, Ambrose Gael
Isaac Zimmerman--Andrew's uncle
Gilbert Gruenke
| Miss Purnella Thorn--a maiden lady
Tin love with Dean), Aurea Schuck.
O'Flarity-a detective. Tom Warden
Rev. Doolittle-a man of mystery
| Cecil Elliott.
Musical Program
Directed by Ben Frost)
! Prologue-Boy's Trio-Home on thu
Range, Pigweed Song.
y Solo---Stuff and Junk, Ben Frost
Between first and second acts-Girls
Trio, Cradle Song, Twilight Rose.
Between second and third acts-Cha,
French, guitar solo, Spanish Fan
dango"
Double Trio-"In the Evening, Good
night" "Old Black Joe" (deferre'
rythm effect).
Singers-Girls Trio--Edna Peltiel
1st voice; Louise Frost, End voice; Dori
Frost, 3rd voice.
i Boys Trio-Eldon Johnson, LIST voice
Julian Trip, End voice; Ben Frost, 3r
voice.
/, Production Staff-Director, Maria
Kay Stone; stage and property man
ayers, Manly Schagel, Blossom White
]. costumes, Rolene Trip; scenery, Ster
ling Schagel, Lois Rice; publicity, Hele
Schagel, Jeanne Schuck; lightning
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SCHOLARSHIP CONTESTANTS.

The contestants writing for Troy IN
the Scholarship contests with Libby
Saturday, April 20, are listed as follows:
Algebra Margaret Drew, James
Savage
English flames Savage, Patricia
Daugharty
American and English Literature
Paul Sather, Gene Bracy
Geometry-Harriet Haaland, Ray
mond Lindsey
World History-Harriet Haaland, Ray
Lindsey
Bookkeeping Harriet Haaland, Ray
mond Lindsey.
Physics-Paul Sather, Gene Bracy.
Gen. acknowledgement Drew, Cor
don Daugharty.
American History and Government
Paul Sather, Gene Bracy
Northumberland Fewkes, Leroy
Coffman.
tipping Elmer Wilcox, Marguerite
Tallmadge.
The meet was scheduled for Last Sat
urday, but was postponed because OF
bad roads.
Officials-High School teachers will
help give the tests and grade the papers
All arrangements are being made BY
the Troy Faculty as the host school
Due to distance and expense involved
no contestants will be sent to Bozemar
This wear
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Mount Sha.ta

: Mount Shasta is peak of the Sierra
Nevada range, In Siskiyou county.
California. It's height is given as H.
161 feet. 1t Is conIcal In form, of vol
canic origin and has three glaciers on
its summit
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Suits op Coats
Hats, Hosiery
Sweaters, Etc.

that here is the very latest in style, ir
fabrics, in wearing qualities.
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CRIPE-GRIGG.

Miss Sarah Grigg and Edwin Grippe
were united in marriage Saturday,
April ID, at the Methodist parsonage
in Libby by the Rev. R. Y. Crater They
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Bivens.
The bride is the charming daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs Jesse Grigg and will
graduate from the Troy high school this
spring. The groom is the energetic and
outstanding son of MIR. and Mrs. Rufus
Grippe. A. wedding supper was served
for the couple and few guests at the
home of the groom's parents. The
newlyweds will make their home in
Callow's addition. Their manr friends
wish them much happiness and pros
perity throughout the years.
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Troy News Items
BLACK pIAMoND MILL STARTS.

The mill at the Black Diamond mine
was started Friday morning after max
ing several test runs. 1t is expected that
the mill will continue on a one shit
basis until all adjustments are made,
when it will be put on three-shitt
basis. Art Wilson, John Vukich and
Dick Gibbs have been added to the
force.
Concentrates from surface rock show
a value of $106 in gold. Copper, lead
and silver values have not as yet been
assayed. The ease with which the ore
can be removed was demonstrated by
the removal of 40 tons of ore with
the placing of only four shots IN the
ore chute. Mr. Hoisington IS grading
the road and as soon as its condition
permits, concentrates will be showed to
Leonia for shipment
MOOSE TO INSTALL OFFICERS,
The Moose lodge will hold public
installation of its officers for the ensu-
ing year Saturday evening, April 2o.
Those present will include Libby and
Troy Moose and their invited guests.
The Libby drill team will put on the
work. Elected officers for the year to
be installed are M. E. Thomas, dictator,
Charles Chapel, dictator, l. ,.
Dillon. secretary; Alfred Jaques, pre-
late; Rufus ludlow, treasurer; II. y.
Whiting, 2 year trustee. J. H. Coftmarl,
3 wear trustee. L. v Harrsch, appointive
officer, will be installed as sergeant
alarms.
After installation and social hour,
there will be dancing, with the music
furnished by the Libby Moose.
PROM WAS BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
The Junior Prom for the class oil
1885 held at the high school gym Sat
urday night was one of the most bril-
liant and successful proms ever given
in Troy. The Juniors should be con-
graduated on the success of their party
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Williams are spon-
sors OF the Junior class,
The decoration of the hall was beau
tiful. Myriads OF glittering stars were
suspended from a ceiling OF blue, ano
to further bring out the effect OF ar
evening garden scene, full moon
shone above it, The sidewalks were
decorated with cedar boughs, and trel-
Uses, supporting gay flowers, covered
each post. On one side Of the hall
were coy hooks fitted with easy
chairs and divans and surrounded BY
Young fir trees Near the stage was the
main feature of the decorations, a gar
den scene with hollyhock lined white
picket fence enclosing the miniature
garden. One one side OF the garden was
a stream Of running water, with live
fish, and on the other a small mirror
pool with water lilies and swans float
ing gracefully on it. An effect OF natur-
alness was gained by the clever USE
of moss built up around the watel
stream and pool The garden scene wa:
complete even to tea table arounc
which doll guests reclined and enjoyed
the restful surroundings.
The lovely gowns Of the girls, mos
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woMANs CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS.

The Troy Woman's Club met Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. An
thony JOY. After a short business meet
ing officers for the ensuing year We're
elected as follows: Mrs. Clifford Clay,
president; Mrs. A. L. Dean, vice-presi-
dent; and Mrs. II. C. Weidner, secre-
tary- treasurer.
The theme of the evenings program
was modern poetry. Roll call was an
swered to by giving favorite quotations.
Mrs Ray Pentland gave an interesting
paper, An Evening With Carl Sund
burg" and read few selections rom
his poetry. Mrs. H. c. Weidner dis
cussed several modern poets, giving
a brief outline of their lives and the
characteristics of their poetry, quoting
examples from few of their better
known poems. After the program
luncheon was served by Mrs. Anthony
Joy and Agnes Sheldon, hostesses for
the evening
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR
EASTER.

An Easter program will be given
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock by menu
bers Of the Methodist Sunday school.
The program follows:
Cnnu ttfshriSt A rnseN BV ALI
Evening star., 1935-11-29
ROOMS-FURNIsHED.

(C0ntinuedD
1IO7 D ST. s.E-Front room, near bath,
walking distance TO Navy Yard.
1885 KENYON ST. N.W.-Bright front
room. twin or double beds: semi-bath;
1916. OAK ST. NV. (near Cavalier Hotel,
phone; private family. Adams 1928.
1881 LAMONT ST. NW.-Large bed-liying
room. newly decorated End floor twin beds.
eemi-French windows.
1882 10Th ST NV. Apt 3I-Comfortably
Turn. front room. adjoining bath: walking
distance; gentleman: rel
DOWNTOWN. 1914 NW.-2nd floor. next
bath. large single. light; cont. h. W. in
room: clean. warm. quiet: phone.
1871 KENYON ST NW.-Clean room IN
quiet home; adult family; telephone; very
reasonable; gentleman only.
1919 X ST. Nw-Ist floor. warm room
with private bath. or share employed
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2026 p st. N.W.--Nice
front room with studio couch; suitable two
employed So week.
double rooms, all modern conveniences.
cont hot water. unlimited phone: reas.
THE WESTCHESTER - Large room and
THOMAS CIRCLE, 1923 M st. N.w.-harge
private home: reasonable rent; adults.
224 MD. AVE. N.E.-Near Capitol and Su-
preme Court Building; nicely furn. room,
suitable one or two; instantaneous hot
water. unlimited phone. Il
1416 r. !. AVE. NW.-Attr. bed rms. next
bath. 81 so; large front Ink. room; near
TRANSPORTATION: walking distance.
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APARTMENTS-FUR. AND UNFUR

3344 5th ST. sE.-APT.. ENTIRE end
door. private home; rooms. hall and bath:
h.-w.h No children. Call only after pm.
except Saturday and Sunday. 29'
622 PRINCETON PL-2 RMS. USE OF
kitchen. bath, porch, ami. Call Adams
2760; adults
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

CLARENDON. 1912 North Danville St
Pleasant room, quiet home for gentleman;
near bus. car. Phone Clarendon 7l3.
SUNNY ROOM in suburban home. 10 min
utes to Capitol; board and garage optional.
Phone Atlantic 5967-J.
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RoOMs--FURN. AND UNFURN.

5s15 sHERRIER PL. NV or 2 rooms.
kitchen and bath: electricity. heat included.
Phone Cleveland 1887.
5I4 RrrTENHOUSE ST NW.-One room.
kitchen, semi-private bath incl. gas, cleo.
phone. $50 month. Phone Georgia 1915.
COLORED 523 21st St NV. Large.
clean. bright rooms; walking distance:
housekeeping privilege.
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The rate under heading Of Per-
sonal is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate,

CoLONIC IRRIGATIoNS. PHYsIoTHER-
apy: graduate nurse: hours. 10 to 8. Your
residence or mine. Call District 1870. 80
PHYSICAL CULTURE BY MALE NURSE
from New York City, for gentlemen only.
Phone National 505S. xe
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method: results effective for nfe-
time or money back Write Tor booklet:
WvRCK 1868 Columbia rd Adams O3Sa
WANTED BY LADY, PART-TIME OCCU-
patton as reader or companion. Address
Box 4SS-S, Star office
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RENT-FURNITURE.
HOOSES-FURNISHED.

ATTRACTTVELY FURNIsHED| BED
rooms; house overlooking Rock Greek
Park. BRoD1E 4 COLBERT. INC. phone
National ss75.
eral attractive modern homes: 6 rooms.
bath. to rooms a bed roomsl. 2 baths.
LESLIE D. MEASEIL. Cleveland 3465. .
PARTLY FURNISHED GROOM CORNER
house; rent free as part payment to couple
to board and room to owner and father;
near 10th and K SITS. ne. Address Box
147-T. Star once. l.
SMALL BRICK BUNGALOW. 8 LEIGHTON
ave. Seven Oaks. Silver Spring. Nd. Phone
Lincoln 4530
NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE ROOMS, 4
bed rooms. modern: garage; coal included
500: immediate possession. FRANK NJ
Evening star., 1935-11-29

1928 VARNUM NW-LArge front room
with bath. and garage: reasonable.
5010 7th ST. N.W.-Front double room.
twin beds; bus at corner: $50. Phone
Evening star., 1935-11-29
WILL BUY
ROOMING HOUSES.

Any part of the District; cash within 2
hours Frank Fern. Lincoln Realty Co
phone North 1874.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Wonderful French method used. Dr.. Della
Ledendecker. 3026 o NV. West 112O.
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WANTED no RENI-HOUSES.

NEED FURNisHED OR UNFURNisHED
houses, bungalovs and apts. List with me
for quick renta1s. Clients waiting. LESLIE
.. xEAsEL. phsae Cleveland 3466. IL
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1923 r ST. NV. Apt. 11-Bright front
furnished room, twin beds: single or double.
1852 MADISON ST. NV. - Comfortable
room. next bath; suitable for 2 gentlemen
or employed couple; references. Phone
Georgia 7241. IL
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1901 MASS. AVE N.W.-Extrn large front
roSm neyiy sssorsts4i fgsn,:hed ~ y dSI: tDoFy;
With board; vacancy double room; gentle-
man. o0e.eoi tasty neals.se
Evening star., 1935-11-29

large equity in 6-rm.. bath. built-in garage
house located near military I'd. in Chevy
S7,950; all modern improvements. hrsts
class condition. renovated throughout. Ads
| dress Box 4SO-S Star once
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- a.. O. SMIIHY Co.
s11 18th st. NV National bpo3.

VACANT-PETwORTH SECTION.
T.. b.. Colonial brick. oil heat; nevs
mouse condition. many special features.
Move In on deposit Price. $4,000 terms,
Phone Mr. CRAWFORD Met o713
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Wrecking Laurel Mills,

LAUREL MD.
100000 brick; lumber 12xi2 10X16.
so IT,: 3x12 edge grain flooring: doors
windows, misc Phone Laurel 324. State
Contracting Co. Baltimore Md.
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

LADY INVALID desires room and board:
rates must be moderate. Call Greenwood
20Sl-M between and pm.
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NEAR WALTER REED HosPrTA

3l15 NEVADA AVE. CHEVY CHASE,
D. c.. at the intersection of Nevada
ave, Western ave. and Runnymeade
pl. This new home has many ad-
ventages; within easy walking distance
OF Chevy Chase Circle and parochial
school and in that section of Chevy
Chase well established as q fne resi-.
Dental community. OF superior cons
struction. complete in every detail. in.
Guiding excellent recreation room and
finished third floor It would make .
desirahle hnne for any family
Evening star., 1935-11-29

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE SPECIAL
rates any city U. g. Immediate return New
Orleans. Atlanta. N. Y. Boston. CHICAGO
Evening star., 1935-11-29

CHOW-Proven red matron. yrs. ole
pedigreed and registered; reasonable. JON
Anderson. Glenmont. Md. Phone Kensing
ton 14S 30s
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NEAR 18th AND Pheasant. well-fur--
niShed room, newly decorated: unlimited
telephone. continuous hot water. 1920
fonc NJ
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PERSONAL.

Statesmen. sell a product used every day
good commission; no investment. Appl
Apt. 3. 1914 11th st. NV. after p n
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SALE--HOuSES.

1915 16th ST. Sc NEW sEMI-DE-
tached brick. g. rooms. bath: SO. $50: $500
BOULEVARD HTS, MD. COR. BAKER
bath. INV. heat; $3.50; $3.50 cash $50
mo, incl interest and taxes. Open. Phone
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SWITCHBOARD (P B. xD. typist-recep-
ZIONIST training course-2 weeks, day. SIS:
! mo-, S25: many opportunities. Inquire
BE A SECRETARY or JR. ACCOUNTANT
Earn more. have more-opportunities are
numerous GTR T9DAX YeYr best inyegtmeDt n
VANTAGES Register today for the next
class BOYD'S. 1893 2 st. National 233S
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1921 FAIRFAX RD EDGEMOOR, Md
Groom and 2-bath brick house. bath and
servants quarters. double-car. earaee,
h-w.h., all modern imp: newly decorated.
FTDEI.frY MORTGAGE NV. CO,
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AZ INDEPENDENCE AVE. S.w. Apt. 301
(facing CapitoD-Attractive. sunny. large
closet: suitable two; meals optional: rea-
sonable. private. Phone National OO95.
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1903 BELMONT RD-Large room. suitable
for l or .; southern exposure; convenient
a "a Phnne Adams 200
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TIA 10th ST. N.W.-Ideal loca-
tion; young men and ladies;
newly renovated; inner-Spring
mattresses; excellent m a. Is;
c.h.w.; reasonable. Phone North
7125.
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s7,750-IN FORT sLOCUM PARK SEC.
ton. This house has. Just been put in new.
house condition and is one Of the best
rooms: full tiled bath with shower Gen.
eral Electric refrigerator cement front
porch; screened double rear porches and q
built-in garaKe.
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1851 PARKwOOD PL NV (near Park I'd.
and 14th)-Priv. family; unlimited phone.
Call Adams kOO-
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DUPONT CIRCLE-In studio house: pri-
vate family. adults: informal atmosphere;
convenient: only cultured gentlemen. Phone
Metrop0litan 1904 3Os
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
PTA Functioning
Well At Heber

HEBER, March % (SpeciaD -
Mrs. Claude Terrence and Mrs.
Milo Hogan represented Heber at
the county board meeting Of the
P. T. A. at Ell Centro on Monday
Heber P. T. A. reported AZ men,
bers, two board meetings and one
program since its organization six
weeks ago. Over so children are
being served milk at the noon hour
under the auspices of the P. T. A.
about Is of these at P. T. A. ex-
pense. A child welfare committee
was recently appointed by Mrs.
Fred Maurer, local president, con-
SiSting of Mrs. M. Gavin. Mrs. Earl
Fleming and Milo Hogan, principal
of Heber school. The committee is
cooperating with FL Centric Clothes
closet, to which the adult class of
the Sunday school recently con-
tributed Heber's quota of funds,
and 1t is responsible for the dis
tribution of milk to school children.
To assist in the raising of this
fund the play Aaron Slick Of
Pumpkin Greek" was repeated at
the Imperial high school last Fri
day night by the cast which re-
Gently gave the play in Heber
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
ALAMO-VERDE NOTES
Mrs. L. C. Hawk, Staff Correspondent

end. Mrs. Parsons was formerly
principal at Alamo, but is now
teaching in the Yuma Indian school
Several members of the Alamo
Verde farm center and home de-
partment attended the regional con-
ference in Holtville Saturday. Those
who went included Mr.. and Mrs
Duncan Mckenzie, Mrs. Guy Tut
tie, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C.. Hawk, Ben
Stahman and Joe EnZ.
The Alamo and Verde P, T. A.
units we're we'll represented at the
county council meeting, held at the
Harding school in FL Centro, Mon
day. Those who attended included
Mesdames Tuttle, England, Maring,
Lilies, and Wogatski of Alamo and
Mesdames Armstrong, Hawk, and
Amick of Verde.
Curtis Mayfield, who is having a
vacation of two weeks, has gone
with his family to Texas for a visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Lovers, county nurse, made
an official visit to the Verde school
Monday, when she weighed and
measured the children and examip-
ed their teeth,