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RENT-OFFICES.

OFFICES, LUxURIoUNY FURNISHED
single or suites. to sublet by month or by
lease. Call PFEIFFER. National 2626.
OFFICE SPACE IN ESTABLISHED LAW
once; excellent location; references re-
ouired. Address Box 423-C. Star once.
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WOODRIDGE-S5. $50.

located: 5 rooms and bath; stairway. to
foored attic. Lot. 40x15S to an alley;
soo@s 1aafs Uns rUo snd i5sf
Eyarts e. ne. Open until 8. J. cREAL.
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DETACHED BRICKS.

1524-1526 2Sth ST. Sc
New brick homes. 6 rooms tiled bath,
shower, ioored attic. fireplace. chestnut
trim. modern kitchen. eather-stripped.
Price. SS.250: reasonable terms. Open
until pm. To inspect out Pennsylvania
ave. to 2Sth st. Sc. right to home.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
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Upper 18th ST

Beautiful apartment building. contain
ing Is units OF 3 rooms and bath each:
electric refrigeration; iron fireman; per-
feet condition; rented for over $4,000
yearly: owner will take small cash pay
ment and trust for balance on very rea-
sonsble terms: shows high return on cash
1897. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 2O5 invests
ment Bldg
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60 Q50-NR MASS AWE

Custom built brick home. air conditioned
heating plant. step-down living room 26xI3.
well-equipped kitchen. dining room. gum
trim on first floor, ) bed rooms and . baths.
attic. screened rear porch. elec. refrigera-
tion and brick garage, screens and weather.
stripped Due to owner moving to Calf.
house is low priced
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Their chief place is hidden in the jungle, but
there are secret members in every village who kill
us If we do not give Sometimes they kill only to
make us afraid And when they kill, they
the skin of the leopard and strike with the taons
of
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES ROW HOUSE
or store lots. Give full particulars of loca-
tion. price. Address Box 295-C, Star once.
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CORNER HOUSE,

MT. PLEASANT SECTION,
rooms, baths. very unusual value at
S12, 500. Call Mr.. HUGHES. Metro. 2s27;
z, ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 Investment
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-MoDERN COTTAGE NEAR
Warrenton. IAN MONTGOMERY war
renton. Va.
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WANTED TO BUY-APT. HOUSES
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

FoUR-RooM. BATH BUNGALOW. NEAR
Baltimore boulevard, S35. FULTON r.
GORDON 1927 Eye 81. NV. Phone Dis
trict 5230: evenings. Cleveland 509l.
CHEVY CHASE, D -4-BED-ROOM p
bath residence. S125. FULTON r. COR
DON. 1927 I ST. NV. Phone District $3.50;
evenings. Cleveland 509l.
7-ROOM AND BATH DETACHED HOUSE
single garage. Lawrence st. ne. Call
at 1914 Jackson st. Woodridge sos. %
l417 K SE-6 R. AND B.. H-WH. ELEC.,
gar: $40 so. Nr. Falls Church. as is. $50;
Is a.. 5-r. Nr. Glenn Dale a., $3.50.
Colored-ll30iz Eaton .rd.. Sc: 12.5o.
N. E. RYON CO.. 1916 N. Y. ave. phone
National 1907.
NEAR GEORGIA AVE. AND INGRAHAM
st. n.w.-Brick d rooms, bath. 3 porches;
nice condition; vacant S65. Georgia Abs
s25 TO $3.50 MO. RENT PAYS FOR YOUR
suburban home: no cash: white and coll
ored. r. B. BEHREND 1917 F St NV.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL BRICK OR
frame houses in white neighborhood. direct
from owner. Will inspect property same
day Write full particulars. Address Box
429-C. Star once. 9'
CASH PURCHASER DESIRES HOUSE W.
frontage. depth HARRY E GLADMAN.
Inc. 30s Pa. ave Sc. Lincoln 0346.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored. This ad is not for pur-
pose of obtaining listings. E. A. GARVEY.
phone District 450S. 1925 Vermont ave.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR OLD D. c.
houses and fats in any condition; no com
mission Address Box 231-C. Star once.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c..

Detached Colonial brick. 3 lovely bed
rooms > baths attic, built-in garage. rent,
S1lO month G. F MIKKELSON g. SON,
phone Cleveland 1156.
us PARK CREST DRIVE,
Silver Spring, Nd.
rooms. bath. INV h. electric re-
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

GENTLEMANs SMALL ESTATE, EDGE
moor. Nd. ga acres. 10 rooms. 4 baS1s.
2-car GARAGE. stable for 3 horses. oil heat.
elec. refrigerator: beautifully landscaped.
R. B. WARREN. Wisconsin 306S. 81
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OPENS SEE TODAY

4O16 Bird st. nw-20-ft. modern brick,
e large rooms, screened porch Frigidaire
instantaneous h. W. awnings. copper
screens. garage: newly decorated. Only
$3.50; terms arranged.
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN CO.
TlS 5th St NV. Metropolitan 540O
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2l24 p ST. NV.
Apt. 3--3 T., k. elec. refrigeration--S52.5 80
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THE RANDOLPH 1872 Randolph st. NV.
r.. k, b., din. alcove elec. re-
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SALE-HOUSES.

RooMTNG HOUSE. NEAR 14th, AND
Fairmont SITS. w; rooms. = paths; pay
windows; rented at S100 per month. Price,
$40 800.
LII K ST w National 1166.
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WEAVER BROS, INC,
washinston BidE.. W District a4s6.
OUR AVAILABLE UNITS
offer a limited variety as to
size, price and location. In
formation regarding these
listings will be furnished if
you call, write or phone
B. F. SAUL CO.,
REAL ESTATE.
925 18th st. NV Phone National 200
COLORED. S25-2O1-203 K ST; Sc;
large double frame building. suitable for
church, hall or dwelling.
ITO H st. NE. NEWSOM. Lincoln 2071
COLORED-SPECIAL.
For rent-1-room bungalow, all modern
improvements. 4417 Hayes St ne. S32 30.
HOWENSTEIN BROS. Lincoln OS91.
COLoRED-1414 11th ST. N.W--S LARGE
and 2 hall rooms. . baths: entirely redeco-
rated; hot,Mater heat, gas, slsG,
11O7 Eye NV National ss15.
COLORED-2213 2nd ST. NV,
6T. b., h. -w.h.. cleo; ref. required no
1909 vou G. North 4q07,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


2104 e WILSON BLVD CLARENDON,
Va.-Two-room furnished apt. in modern
home. at bus stop; near court house; couple
preferred
l75 WASHINGTON BLVD. DISTRICT
Heishts, Md bed room. kitchen. bath:
nicely furnished S22 so per mo. 3.
All MAIN ST. LAUREL MD-UNFURN.
3 rooms, kitchen, bath. all modern con-
veniences.
kitchen and dinette, furnished or unfur-
nshed: electric stove, electricity fur
nished; automatic heat and hot water: per-
manent tenants; references. Apply 80
Franklin ST. %
WANTED TO BUY-APT. HOUSES.
ALL CASH FOR APT HOUSES. I6 TO 80
units Prefer white tenants Brokers in
Vited. See Mr. MOORE 1910 Vermont ave
NV Phone METROPOLITAN 2713.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
SALE-HOUSES.

$3.50, PETWoRTH-7 ROOMS AND
bath practically new home; vacant ana
redecorated like new an 1utstandinsn nI snnVs va1Is
&C GO. feeSSnaois PSone Mationai seai' os5s.
BUNGALOW. AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
PARK-7-room house, only B years olo;
rms, on lst floor, and e 5atn; no Z mi nHlSnSu Mr
jones. s on FRANK Kan = PH1IiiPs. phone District
1411; eve. Columbia 3019.
fsgsGMA DetseRed 4Bkb!RooM EBAt FoTHk HONE IN sood
condition. facing on, wide. pay, psyed d., street.
Seven al good cd SIZE sforsEs NEW
converted into a splendid kitchen. making
hsqss haqss lon and fGn Upper rear porhes
Ssa5 Rs "a rGSSs zS55s fH5ks s6E5asz
A BARGAIN: GLosE TO A ALL .oCs CoNvEEMr EsL
brsk nnVa Streets Ksduesd esd tS
Hddress iSi 'nseS.4 Box .45i.p. Star ONCE.
MODERN TAKoMA BUNGALoWE7$75o,
cash above 1st trust; at 5fs; pa@ya6ie @ Sa@ fat
%%8SassHhNoroS %Sash kEaI2 StIa Co. xdeorss
ana Tat sTidss Fscins KOek ITkI SIssk PARK: *:
sarases ssmas as fnsulated and weather stripped.
A fine home in nne. convenlent loGEIl3 Oh
Ali in good condition. BOSS d. PHELPS.
NATIONAL $500.
WE OFFER ONE OF GEORGETOWN's
OLDEST AND FINEST HOMES. Located
ONE Of best streets SPLENDID a. exsmPe zan PIE
prominent man: has been the scene of
many historically Important affairs. in
Guiding reception to Lafayette on his MEM
orable visit to Ame-ica. Contains IA
rooms, 5 baths. and huge ball room on
fourth floor: Has been finsly y and ,tb inteih ELL
torical memories. Priced to sell. BOSS &
PHELPS, NATIONAL $500. EVENING
PHONE. COLUMBIA 1894.
SI2.750-NEW COLONIAL BRICK, CEN
ft.): z rooms Q baths finished attic. oil
burner: q most modern home in very
fine suburban section. FLOYD z. DAVIS
CO. Phone National o352.
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BY . QUIET ADULTS FURN. OR UNFURN.
apt OF > rooms k and b.. good NV. sec
tion. Address Box 4s5-C. Star office.
MAY IL OR 3 ROOM, KITCHEN AND
bath unfurn apt, electric refriseration.
Please give full particulars. Address Box
149-C Star ofice
3 ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
or a small apartment. reasonable rent, IN
Brightwood section. Shepherd 2975-R.
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WEAVER BROS, INC,
Realtors,
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SALE-HOUSES,
ICa-tfnunH

CAPITOL HILL Mr.. STANTON PARK AND
Md ave- rms. porches; fine condition;
modern; good rooming or aptS; only
$3.50. REQUIRES at least 81 900 cash
No agents. See MRS. WILLIAMS, 500 E
The Washington times., 1936-08-07

"MARY or SCOTLAND"
An RKO- Radio Picture. produced
by PandrO =. Berman. directed by
John Ford. from the Tbeater Guild
play by Maxwell Anderson. with
screen play by Dudley Nichols at
RkO-Keith's.
The Washington times., 1936-08-07

boutwell, Is HERO
While history may disagree over
whether the lovely Mary con-
spired with Lord Boutwell, to rub
out the weak and dissolute Lord
Darnley, the movie, like the stage
version, prefers to make M&ry's
sweetheart a noble ana self.sAc-
rificing figure.
Here, then, we have the little
queen Of Scotland. charming and
pacific, human and lovable, ten
der and forgivins, in a court and
realm that seethed with intrigue
and political scullduggery.
katharine Hepburn wears the
crown Of Scotland. 1t is the most
exacting role she has confronted
in Q distinguished Hollywood c.
reer, one that calls for full act
ing expression. from gentle per
The Washington times., 1936-08-07
Nv LLOYD PANTAGEs

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 7.-Curiosa.
Gloyd's Of london do a thrilling in
stifahce business in the motion
picture industry which is as yet
little known. Since they are about
to be glorified by Twentieth Cen
tufy Fox in a picture it Is timely
that you know little something
about their policies. In insurance
taken out on the Samuel Goldwyn
picture, "Dodsworth," they gave
policies on the negative, the sue
cess Of the film and the health of
all Of the principals. The stars
values therein were estimated on
the basis Of the finished cost of the
picture. Hence, since "Dodsworth"
cost well over a million. Ruth Chat
terto1, Walter Huston, Mary AS
tor, Paul Lukas, Odette Myrtil and
William Wyier, the director. were
each insured for d million apiece,
which cost Mr.. Goldwyn $4,000
per policy. Had any of them been
taken from the production,
through illness or otherwise,
Lloyd's would have had to pay the
entire cost of the picture.
Paramount sent a talent scout
all the way to the Malay PENN
stila to get ring-tailed babboons,
apes, chimpaf1zees, spider monkeys
The Washington times., 1936-08-07

fall. promises to prove interest
ing at Chevy Chase Lake this
evening.
Nine additional entries have
been received since Tuesday
nights event which really only
served to get the judges &C
quainted with the early entrants.
The actual point scoring will get
under way at about GAS o'clock
tonight with Gene Ford. manager
of Loew's Fox, again officiating
as chairman of the hoard of
judges which will include Dorsey
Doniphan, prominent member of
the washington Society Of Artists;
Emile Beauvais. beauty specialist
Of national repute. and the dra-
matte editors Of the Washington
newspapers.
The newcomers include: Miss
The Washington times., 1936-08-07
KELLEGRAMS

That was Phil Lampkin leaping
for joy in front of The Times
office about $50 this morning.
A seven and one-half pound boy
had just been delivered at George
washington Hospital and Mrs.
Phil is doing nicely. The Fox
maestro bet $3.50 it would be
boy and besides buying the drinks
is collecting wagers. The young
ster will be called Philip Patrick
The Washington times., 1936-08-07

SuaS1on to emotional Vlgor. It
struck me tn a Miss Hepburn
gathered both force and author
ity in her journey from the
throne through mixed excitement
and terror. until her pathetic
march to the gallows.
The story, in its main facts.
is history. HOW Mary crossed
from France, took up the scepter
in Scotland. confronted the per-
sistent opposition Of Queen Eliz-
abeth, who visioned the alluring
Stuart as a constant menace to
her own security.
Lord Boutwell,, with his bag
pipe army, was all ready to back
up Mary's plans and ambitions.
He could not reconcile himself
to her marriage of convenience to
the weakling. Lord Darnley. but
renewed his devotion after the
mysterious death Of the puppet
King.
Mary's flight to England for
protection, her refusal to abdicate
and final sacrifice. are among the
scenes that have been graphically
pictured.
BEAUTIFULLY DIRECTED
Fredric March is the Lord Both
we'll. 1t happens to be a part
blessed with manly and vigorous
qualities he is able to command
think it is the best performance
he has yet given the screen.
Florence Eldridge gives bril-
liant support as the unhappy
Elizabeth, striking performances
are contributed by Douglas Wal.
ton as Lord Darnley, John Carr.
dine as Mary's aide and Secre-
tary. Rizzio, and Ian Keith as
Moray.
Others in major roles who serve
The Washington times., 1936-08-07
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP
! Cover Hollywood

Aand other assorted simians who
had screen allure, for their picture.
Girl in the jungle" The director
also has to wander around through
its sets with a Malayian diction-
ary in his hand to make certain
that his native extras, babbling in
the tongue, don't call each other
dirty names or stick In a few cuss
words, in Malasian of course, to
frighten the old folks at home.
The Washington times., 1936-08-07

Lampkin, for he is an Abie's Irish
Rose baby. He has black hair
but UP to 10 q. m. Mr.. JAr1pkin
has not been able to determine
whether he will lead the band
in 1854 with his left hand.
Listened yesterday, twilight, to
the rhythm of the rain drops on
the Potomac and to the rhythtnS
of George Kistner's band on the
good City of Washington Off
hand 1 can't think of 4 more de-
lightfu1 way to escape summer
heat than this panorama of Vir.
ginia and Maryland from the top
deck Of Harry Bakers floating
mansion I liked it so much
I enjoyed a rain double header
trip Russell Thomas, the Ma
tional's treasurer, has put on 16
pounds between seasons, but feels
sure he will take it off filling mail
orders for the first Theater Guild
play with Katharine Hepburn.
GETS HER REWARD
Let's print the pro and con Of
the question. The pro:
With the receipt today Of
huge engraved invitation to the
Great Lakes Exposition In Cleve.
land, Mrs. Jean Allen, Of 58l2
Thirty.second St.. had received all
Of her awards for having had her
proposal adopted that the name
Of Loew's Fox be changed to
Loew's Capitol.
Mrs. Allen. who is an enploye
in the Farm Credit Administra-
ton. was presented with q $25
check by the theater, and with
two free airplane tickets by the
Pennsylvania AirlineS. She and
her husband plan to avail them
selves of the free trip, but not,
they say, before Friday the 18th.
when they hope to participate IN
the dedication of the new Capitol.
PREFERS THE FOX
The con: From Drawer H., Sil-
yer Spring. Md.
Dear Mr.. Kelley:
The contest for the remaining
Of Loews Fox Theater has just
been completed. was that con-
test conducted for the objective
Of securing a new name for the
theater? Personally. l think that
the present name of Fox" is as
good as any other that could be
selected. Is there definite rea-
son for the change?
have lived in Washington. or
suburbs, for nine years. 1 have
always regarded the Fox Theater
as the best in town. and it has al
ways been my favorite. Why copy
New York and name it after one
of the theaters there? The name
and the maenificence of the Fox
has become traditional. Why not
keep it?
BEAUTIES TO PARADE
From AL Stern: With Is en-
trants assured and a possibility
of a number of additional be-
fore closing time, competition in
the Miss Capital contest to de-
eide Washington's 1895 repre-.
sentative in the Atlantic City
annual Miss America event this
The Washington times., 1936-08-07

Cordienne Henry. Shirley
Schwartz, Ruth Mullen, Ruth
Carmichael. Helen Minte. Caro-
line Donnelly. Evelyn Thomas.
Tula MandiS. Ruth Richardson,
Virginia Howard. Ethel Zepp.
Evelyn Fuqua and Eleanor Ma
this.
The Washington times., 1936-08-07

Ruth Won Krieger. Miss Pearl
ONeil, Miss Kate Heaton, Miss
Carolyn Carmine, Miss Ruth Bar
bour. Miss Mildred Bromley. Miss
Irene Smith, Miss Hope Mackin
and Miss Alice Evans. other con-
testants are Miss Mary Myers,
Kathryn Dengler. Helen Williams,
The Washington times., 1936-08-07
Katharine Hepburn Portroys
Unhappy Queen Who Went
To Death on GoIIows
Rr ANpNEW R. KEGLEY

Mary of Scotland VS. queen Elizabeth Of England.
battle royal that has the allurng and peaneloving
daughter Of the Stuarts, triumph in tragedy
This is the story of Mary, Queen of Scots derived from
Maxwell Andersons play ransposed into movie drama by
Dudley Nichols acted in its principal roles by Katharine
Hepburn Fredrc March and Florence Eldridge
distinguished opening night audience welcomed to RKO
Kehs Theater with Mrs Edward B. Mclean and the Hope
diamond, plus bagppe among other premiere thrills sent
the loud speaker by Peter Garter and network celeb
r;ti
The Washington times., 1936-08-07

With distinction are Rieda Ines
court, Paul MacAllister. Anita
Colby Moroni Olsen. Robt. Bar
rat. Donald Crisp and Robert
Warwick.
The picture has been skillfully
directed by Jon Ford and the
rounded verse of Playwright An
derSon beautifully worked into
flowing English by Dudley
Nickols.
The Washington times., 1936-08-07
NE NDEN nnhaeH KGhs snrxhns
y
M OWL F..
R-K.O Notwithstanding Hep.

R-K-O KEITH'S-Kathari11e Hep.
burn, Mary of Scotland" 1926
a. M, 13:46, $3.50, sos, 7:1S,
r0X-W. (: e. Fields. Poppy" ii
d. M, lao, 4:25, tbs, y:55 p. m.
stage-t2:45, S;55. 6:15, 9 ,. m.
EARLE-"The Green Pastries"
1880 a. m, 12:45, 8, sis, 1880,
GAS p. m. Stage-l2:l0, 2:25,
4:45, 7, 9:15 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Clafk Gable, "San
Francisco" 11:45 a. M, 2:t5,
4:45, 7:15, $40 p. m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Car
roll in Secret Agent" At II,
12:46, 1882, 4:1s, 6:04, 7:50 and
9:37 p. m.
PALACE-shirIey Temple, 1.-THE
Poor Little Rich Girt," ISIS
a. M, las, $50, 5:SS, 7:40,
GAS p. m.
L1TTLE-Ronald Colman in "Glive
of India" Feature: 1920, 1:25,
$3.50, 5:35, TAO, 9:45.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-08
Court of Honor Held Thursday

A long Court of Honor, held at the
home of Captain Marie Hubbard on
Thursday, resulted in plans for Hal
lowe'en party, breakfast and supper
hikes, donations to charity. and handi-
craft projects, to be accomplished with
in the next three months A tentative
budget was drawn up and ways of rails
ing the money discussed. For COM
munity service the mending of library
books for the public library and the
gathering of clothes for the relief adj
ministration were planned. These plans
will be presented to the troop commit
tee at meeting to be held at the home
of Mrs. Anthony Joy, chairman, on Fri
day. Oct. 16.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-08
Fortiae News Notes

Tom Long of Libby, candidate for
county attorney, was campaigning in
our neighborhood last Friday.
Mrs. Dick Savage Of Kalispell was a
weekend visitor at the H. ]. Yoppe
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Winkley were at
the c. 0. Winkley home one day last
week. They went on for a visit at
Anacortes, Wash, after which they will
60 to Windemere, B. c., where Jack
will represent the Kirk Christmas Tree
company.
Mrs. Frank Day visited friends in Eu-
reka for few days last week.
Rev. Idso of Whitefish conducted
services in Fortine Sunday afternoon.
Mrs P. v. Klinke was hostess at a
dinner Thursday evening for the past
matrons and past patrons Of the East
ern Star.
Hans Ali was home from Troy tc
spend the weekend with his family
Hans has just received his naturaliza-
ton papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. <. Kampfe ant
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Goldsmith and son
Lowell of Seattle arrived Thursday and
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Coffman un-
til Saturday.
Jim Ferguson of Poison came Sunday
to Troy to spend some time visiting
here.
.. F. Fewkes and Ray Lindsey drove
to Spokane Monday morning. Ray
mond will spend week attending the
baseball training school conducted by
the Cincinnati Reds. The Reds are
looking for new material among the
young men and boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Kelly, daughter
Betty and Miss Rosemary visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Coffman over the week
end.
Mrs. Hazel Seamon is i'll this week.
Lee Jensen of Libby visited in Troy
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Rowland of Lib
by and Mr. and Mrs. F. Hazelbaker
and Miss Elizabeth Ireland were in
Troy Monday on a campaign trip.
Mrs. Grace Holbrook moved into her
home on Third street Thursday.
Frank Coffman was Libby visitor
Saturday.
Mrs. Pete Wesley and Mrs. Bill
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-08

daughters were the guests Of friends
in Eureka last Saturday evening.
Rev. Paul Wapato, the Indian evan
gelist who is conducting services in
Eureka, was in Fortine Saturday ev-
ening and preached at the Community
church. Rev. Wapato dressed in an
Indian costume. He and Mrs Wapato
pleased their audience with several
songs.
Miss Olga Weydemeyer was hostess
to the Just Neighbors club last Thurs
day afternoon The club is just en-
tering its fourth year as an organiza-
ton. The following officers were elect
ed for the coming year. President,
Mrs. II. ]. Yoppe, vice president, Olga
Weydemeyer, and secretary, Mrs. Frank
Day. The retiring president, Mrs.7C. O.
Winkley, was surprised with shower
of quilt blocks, each block having the
name OF the maker embroidered on IT,
A unique ball game" featuring Mon
tana geography was put on by the en-
tertainer. Refreshments were served.
Guests were Mrs. Chester McGlenn and
daughter Kay of Whitefish and Mrs
Fred Isrealson and son Pete OF Trego
Mrs. P. v. Klinke will entertain the
club on Oct Is.
P. ". Klinke was a business visitor
at Cranbrook and Kimberly, B. G., on
Saturday
The community Sunday school will
present rally day program next Sun
day morning at 1870 o'clock.
Carl Larsen and Winton Weydemeyer
were Eureka visitors on Monday.
H. j. Yoppe was loading lambs for
shipment last week
Webb Carey Of Kalispell was in town
Tuesday.
William Hellenga is driving new
Ford pickup.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. johnson were
Kalispell visitors on Monday.
The Pinochle club met last Friday ev-
ening with Mrs. A. E. johnson. Mrs.
Peterson received high prize, Mrs.
Franklin the travelling prize and Mrs.
Herrig the consolation.
Ivan, Joe and Gene Schemerhon
came over from Wenatchee to spend a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bjornrud have
moved into the RAINBOW house which
they recently purchased.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-08
Rexford News
Howc-McCau

Chester Howe and Fern NcCauley
were married in Spokane last week.
Mrs. Howe is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Len McCauley of Whitefish. Mr..
and Mrs. Howe will make their home
in Rexford where Mr.. Howe is en-
ployed by. the Great Northern as fire
man. Their many friends wish them
much happiness.
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those that may be presented to her
in the future. In the second place, a
mother heading a troop, consciously
or unconsciously influences the way a
girl spends her leisure time.
The level of recreation for young
people in any town is matter of i'm
mediate concern to every parent" said
Mrs. Littlefield. There are few COM
munities in the United States now that
have not got Girl Scouting and none
that could not Ahave it, if the girls or
their parents wanted il. The program
is available to responsible people who
wish to use it for the benefit of young
girls"