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CATHOLIC WOMEN
HOLD CEREMONIES
Joint installation of Officers
Features Meeting
at Hotel.

Court District OF Columbia, No. 2l2.
Catholic Daughters OF America, was
host TO four visiting courts for . joint
installation Of offcers Tuesday at the
Willard Hotel. Miss Grace Sprucebank,
territorial deputy, was the installing
ofiicer, assisted by Miss Agnes Hayden
and Mrs. May Powers, district deputies
from La Plata and Baltimore, Nd,
who acted as monitors.
Included in the ceremonies, in addi-
ton to Court District Of Columbia,
were Court Our Lady of Lourdes, No
ll20. Of Bethesda: Court Archbishop
Curley, No. 1856, Of Gaithersburs; Court
Bishop Carroll, No. sos. Of Upper Marl-
boro. and Court Forest Glen, No. 96l,
Of Silver Spring, Nd.
The following officers were installed
for the several courts In the order
mentioned: Grand regent, Miss Au-
gusta Uhl. Miss Margaret Buckley.
Mrs. Lena Griffith, Mrs. Louise
Scrivener and Miss Marie Tubman;
vice grand regent, Miss Ethyl Sweet,
Miss Edith Thompson. Miss Marie
Stang. Mrs. Barbara Wyvill and Mrs.
Gertrude Brennan; prophecies, Miss
Clare Green, Mrs. Margaret Collins.
Miss Mary Bumbacher, Miss Ethel
Rees and Miss lone Beall; lecturer,
Mrs. Helen Coffren, Miss Stella Brown,
Mrs. Margaret Rome, Mrs. Efie Bowie
and Mrs. Olive Beall; historian, Miss
Agnes Quinn. Mrs. Genevieve G.
Applegate, Miss Mary Rome, Mrs.
Mary Coyle and Miss Lucy Beall; cor
responding secretary for Court District
Of Columbia, Mrs. Marie Ellis; finan-
cial secretary, Miss Cecilia OLeary,
Mrs. Norbertine S. Overholt, Miss
Catherine Riordan. Miss Ida Wyvill
and Miss Marie Culver; treasurer, Miss
Olive F. Lynch, Miss Louise Barrett,
Miss Mary Ellen Gloyd. Mrs. Hazel
Beall and Mrs. Margaret watson;
monitor, Mrs. Margaret Truitt, Mrs.
Catherine Burgdorf. Mrs. Catherine
Waters, Mrs. Beatrice Wyvill and
Miss Irene Young; sentinel. Miss
Agnes Roche, Miss Frances Powell,
Mrs. Mary Maughlin. Miss Virgie
Brown and Miss Lavenia Schrider;
organist, Mrs. Bertha Clawson, Mrs.
Dorothy Mahoney. Mrs. Martha Bar
bee, Mrs. Mary C. Gartner, Mrs. Eva
line Summers, Mrs. Rosie Veitch and
Miss Betty Reynolds, and two trustees
for each court, elected for three years.
Mrs. Mary T. Shanahan, Mrs. Bertha
Ansevine, Mrs. Betty Dscy. Mrs.
Theresa Powell. Mrs Mary Morris,
Miss Virgie Mullican, Mrs Mary Hall.
Mrs. Myrtle Tslbott. Mrs. Annie Wade.
Mrs. Marion Tyler and Miss Alice
Watts.
Addresses were made by Rev. Edward
H. Roach, chaplain of Court District
of Columbia; Rev. Aloysius J. Burg
graft, spiritual director Of the Convert
League; Miss Virginia Meyer, State
regent; Mrs. Marie Hunter, State sec
retary; Miss Ida Wyvill, State treasurer
of Maryland, and Mrs. Mary Kelly,
grand regent Of Court Baltimore.
Six troops Of Junior Catholic
Daughters presented an entertainment.
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SORORITY NEWS

Mrs. Wilson Compton, 1900 Cathe-
dral avenue, will be hostess at the
annual May supper of the Washington
Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi next
Tuesday at $50 pm.
Oficers who will be installed fol-
lowing the supper are: Mrs. Samuel
S. Spruce. president; Mrs. Edmund
H. Parry, jr., vice president; Miss
Anita Dunlap, recording secretary;
Mrs. Charles z. Pledger, corresponding
secretary, and Miss Maxine Girts,
treasurer.
At its last meeting, dinner at
Wesley Hall. the Alumnae Club was
joined by the active chapter at George
Washington University in celebrating
the 10th anniversary OF the founding
Of Pi Beta Phi.
Mrs. Thomas Magruder was chair
man of the Dinner Committee and
Mrs. Samuel s. Spruce presided. Miss
Emma Harper Turner and Mrs. ]. M.
Eggleston, founders Of the G. w. u.
Chapter, were guests of honor.
Zeta Chapter, Chi Sigma Sorority
will meet at the home of Miss Anna
Reith, 71s Shepherd street. Tuesday.
Co-hostesses will be Miss Reith, Mrs.
Elinor Sweeney and Miss Margaret E.
Smith.
Alpha Gamma Chapter of Chi Sigma
Sorority will have q tea dance today
at the Continental Hotel. from 5 to 8
O'Clock.
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NATIONAL UNION

United Council was host to q num-
Der of invited guests and officials Of
the City Post once. The entertain-
ing features were instrumental music,
selections by the glee club and refresh
ments. Senator Arthur s. Brown
spoke of the contest for members be-
tween the cities having a population
of 500,0o0 or more. The class cere-
monial will be held during the first
week In July, and United Council de-
gree team will initiate the class OF
candidates in Pythian Temple. Ten
applicants were balloted on.
Harry Selinger announced the an
nual excursion to Indian Head on
June 19.
The Hospital Service Association
will meet Wednesday evening in the
Washington Loan q Trust Co. Build.
ing.
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DELPHIAN SOCIETY

Delta Sigma Chapter met at the
Shoreham Hotel Monday. The sub
ject discussed was Structure and
Nature of Poetry" under the leader
ship Of Mrs. w. B. Hays. Topics were
given by Mesdames Boyd, Riordon,
Nails, M. o. Hayes and Cranston. and
the summary was given by the presi.
dent, Mrs. Gale Pugh.
The next meeting will be June 4;
leader, Mrs. Nails. Election Of officers
will be held and the chapter will re-
main for luncheon at the hotel.
Theta Tau Zeta Chapter members
and their guests occupied three tables
at a luncheon at the Shoreham last
Saturday.
Miss Katheryn NJ. Doherty had as
guests: Mrs. Charles Alan Whitney Of
Flint, Mich; Mrs. Walter P. Keene.
Los Angeles, Calf; Mrs. Ksth-
arine @. Busby, Mrs. PrentiSS D. Sale,
Mrs. Grace S. Dawson, Miss AugustS
Lands, Miss Virginia Diedel. Miss
Verne Greacen, Mrs. Richard o. Aus
tin, Mrs. William A. DisQue, Mrs.
Richard Allen.
Miss Gertrude Upton entertained
her sister. Miss Katherine Upton, Miss
Ethel Smith and Mrs. A. B. Clswson.
Miss Grace Meyer had as guests
Miss Pauline Oakes, Mrs. w. s. Math-
ews and Miss George Ramey.
Miss Estelle Anthony had with her
Miss Corinne Watts and Miss Marie
Puhr.
Other members attending were Miss
Barbara Ann Sutter, Miss Iva NJ.
Menefee and Miss Mary c. Williams.
Gamma Chapter met Monday eve
ming at the Shoreham Hotel, for a
continuation of the study of Greek
Myths" under the leadership Of Mrs.
Esma Maybee LachowicZ.
The following took part in the dis.
cuSsion: Mrs. Marie SwinSon, Miss
Viola SchantZ, Mrs Jessie B. Krause,
Miss Julia Moore Gilbert, Mrs. o. N.
Fansler, and Miss Ellen Bulger.
The past presidents jewel was pre-.
sented to Mrs. ]. LIE Roy Elliott.
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ROYAL ARCANUM

Oriental Council, under the leader
ship Of j. E. Butler. regent, met Tues
day evening and completed arrange
ments for their annual memorial
service, June 2. Past Grand Regent
j. Ed Swaine Is chairman OF the
committee in charge. Grand Regent
James c. Dulin spoke.
District of Columbia Council. Loyal
Ladies Of the Royal Arcanum, met
Wednesday with Regent Mrs. Dorothy
r. Hess presiding. Report was made
Of the annual session of the supreme
council in Cleveland.
Councils meeting this week: Mu-
nicipal, Monday; KiSmet, Tuesday;
District, Wednesday. and Capitol,
Thursday.
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Third Naval Reserve
Division Awarded Trophy
Loving Cup Formally Presented to Unit by
Admiral William H. Standley, Chief
of Naval Operations.

the country, he said. undoubtedly
will result. He added that with closer
attention henceforth tc the training
courses, further progress Is antici.
pated.
He announced that the board re-.
ported that the battalion presented q
good general appearance, ana that the
1st Fleet Division was somewhat
better than the other two. The fol-
lowing defects were noted: There
were some non-regulation shoes and
underShirts. some dirty tape and some
rating badges improperly attached.
The manual of arms was excellen:
in performance. The infantry drill
was reported good. considering the
space limitations of the drill floor.
At general quarters, the board re-
ported, the crew was properly sta.
toned and all stations were manned
except that the repair party had no
tools and there were no lookouts.
The battle problem was conducted
by the Sd Fleet Division. The in
spectors reported that one gun opened
fire without orders 1t found, how
ever. that no repair party was called
away promptly when q ship control
casualty developed.
In the case Of FIRE drill the board
said that there was no one on the
bridge and rated men were detailed TO
fire hose instead of TO supervisory
duties. The board classed it as an
average performance. In the matter.
of collision drill which was held by
the I'd Fleet Division the board found
that the water-tight door detail, mat
party and repair party were fairly
well organized, but all here hazy
about their duties.
Abandon ship drill was held by the
1st Division. The muster lists were
found to be incomplete The per-
formance was rated as good. Tbs
board said that the rated men Of the
Engineer force in all three divisions
have a good understanding Of the
duties of their ratings. The petty
officers of the deck force are. in gen.
eral, proficient in their duties, the
board said.
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K. Of c. SESSION
TO Be WEDNESDAY
State Deputy Herring to
Preside at Convention in
Local Club House.

George Z. Herring, State deputy Of
the Knights Of Columbus, will preside
at the annual State convention In the
local club house Wednesday evening.
Members of the order. having re-
ceived the third degree. have been in
vited to attend.
Word has been received from ma
tional headquarters at New Haven.
Conn.,, that Washington has gone
over the top in the 40 for J. cam
paign, the Forward Movement cam
paign for increased membership.
The third degree will be exempli-
fled today at 2:30 o'clock for Keane,
Carroll, Spalding and Potomac Coun-
cils. District Deputy James P. McKeon
will be In charge Of arrangements and
the exemplincation will be conducted
by Victor w. Maconachy, State
deputy Of Maryland. More than so
candidates will receive the honors.
State Deputy Herring will be host
to candidates receiving the degree at
dinner at o'clock at the Willard
Hotel.
Grand knight Charles J. Considine
will preside at a meeting Of Potomac
Council tomorrow evening In the club
house.
DR.. George r. Ellis, grand knight Of
Keane Council, will preside in the
club rooms Thursday evening. Charles
]. Dean, the lecturer. will report on
the 38th anniversary celebration, to
be held at the GinRham Club, June
at o'clock. The program will consist
OF an anniversary dinner and dance.
Charter members of the council will
be given places OF honor on the pro-
gram.
The third annual knights Of Co
lumbus Showboat will sail the Po-
tomac River June ~, leaving the
Seventh Street Wharf at $50 O'Clock.
Alfred Paul Neh is general chairman.
The knights OF Columbus Band
will meet this afternoon for regular
practice. Plans will be outlined for
the part the band will take in the
memorial exercises to be held at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
next Saturday morning at o'clock.
Members Of the order desiring to at
tend the mass have been requested
to meet at the Knights Of Columbus
Club at 8:l5 and to march to the
church in a body. William Vogelson
and Thomas Cullen are in charge Of
arrangements.
Washington Council will meet on
Tuesday evening with Grand Knight
Alfred A. McGarraghy in the chair.
There will be nomination OF oficers.
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STATE SOCIETIES.

The annual meeting Of the New
York State Society of Washington will
be held at the Shoreham Hotel, June
2, at 8 o'clock, for election Of officers.
Further information may be obtained
from the president, DR.. Lamar Harris,
Clarendon, Va; the treasurer. G. M.
Little, Southern Railway Building, or
from the acting secretary, Miss Mary
Teresa Paro, Dupont Circle Apart
mentS.
other officers are: Vice presidents.
Walter D. Sutcliffe. Samuel ]. Com
pers and Miss Margaret Leona Decker;
historian, DR.. William ]. Davis; trus-
tees, Representative John Taber. Rep
resentative James p. B. Duffy. Repre-
sentative John j. Boylan, william r.
Richard, Herbert g. Barott and Henry
Il. Wright.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

The annual memorial services will
be held tonight at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church at 7:45 o'clock. Rev.
John Compton Ball will deliver the
sermon. There will also be special ex-
ercises, conducted by the State Coun-
Gil.
The State Council Board of Officers
have accepted the invitation to par
ticipate In the massing of the colors
on the Washington Cathedral grounds
this afternoon.
Esther Council celebrated its twenty
sixth anniversary with reception
and nominated officers. Mrs. Mildred
Stailey, the councillor, presided. A
special tribute was paid to Past State
Councillor Mrs. Mabel Vaux, fraternal
mother and organizer Of this council.
A solo was sung by Mrs. Helen
Furry, accompanied at the piano by
Mrs. Dorothy Federline. On behalf
Of the members of this council, q
basket of flowers was presented to MRS.
Vaux by Past National Councillor Mrs.
Naomi e. Swami. A sketch was enacted
by Mrs. Florence Downs and MRS.
Edna Shoots. State Secretary Charles
H. Miller gave an address.
Lyle Corley and Fred Fisher enter
tanned with banjo and piano seiec-
tions.
Independent Council met, with
Councillor Audrey williams presiding.
The council received Mrs. Burk, as an
honorary member. Nomination OF Of
ficers were made, to be reopened to-
morrow.
Fidelity Council convened, with Mrs.
Sarah Wright in the chair. Mrs. Mar
garet McNey, Miss Frances Casalege
and Mrs. Eleanor Casalege have been
named by Mrs. Wright as additional
members on the Relief Committee.
This council plans to conduct an in
itiation Tuesday under Mrs. Mamie
C. Howell, drill mistress. The drill
team and members of Fidelity Coun-
Gil will be the guests Of Goodwill
Council May 28 at s0S I street.
Kenmore Council is joining with
John L. Burnett Council In showing
Of the pictures Of the National Memo
rial Parks at 3204 H street June ! at
$50 pm. Past Councillor Mrs. Eta
GLADDEN. will be hostess at the meet
ing Of the Semper Fidelis Club, to
be held May ~.
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Mildred Mattimore. Those taking
part in the program were: Miss Mar
guerite GofYett. Miss Neona Bienert,
Miss Edna Moreland, John Donnelly
Felix Kane, jr.; John Kelly and
Thomas Davis. A check was turned
over to Msgr. Quinn by Miss Gretchen
Baden, treasurer, as result of the
clubs activities during the past year
Miss Mary L. MCGEE, founder Of the
club, introduced each member to
Msgr. Quinn.
Soroptimist Club-The weekly lun-
cheon held at the Willard Hotel on
Wednesday took the form Of a shower
for Mrs. Constance Fogle Jones, a
recent bride. A wedding cake was
presented to her, which was served
to those present.
Charlotte La Fond sang accom-
panied by Jewel Downs. Mrs. Betsy
Fisher played the accompaniment to
club songs sung by the members.
Mrs. Julia Culbreth Grey had as her
guest at the luncheon. Miss Mary
Butcher of Richmond Va.
The South Atlantic region Of the
American Federation OF Soroptimist
Clubs at its recent meeting held at the
Willard Hotel, went on record as favor
ing the movement in this country Of
celebrating the 150th anniversary of
the formation Of the Constitution Of
the United States.
The Zonta Club met Wednesday at
the Y. w. C. A.. Miss Mabel Strider,
president. presiding.
The guests were: Mrs. G. w. Daw-
son, Maryland; Mrs. Margaret SIM
vail. Massachusetts; Miss Mae Lent,
California and Mrs. Mabel Edgerton,
Washington, D. C.
DR.. Carrie Weaver Smith spoke of
the work of the National Training
School for Girls. The club will hold
its regular closed meeting for business
next Wednesday.
The Debbie Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. M. Money, 1909 D
street southeast next Wednesday. Mrs
M. McNey and Miss Clara Haas will
be hostesSes.
The World Caravan Guild, a ma
tional club for women, of which DR..
Wilgus, of George Washington Uni
versity, Is director, will be installed at
$50 pm. Thursday at the Washing
ton Club with q prominent guest
speaker.
The purpose of the World Caravan
Guild is to study intimately foreign
countries, and DR.. Wilgus, as director,
will interpret these countries and peo-
Piles as they are today. In the pro-
gram for the season is included the
personal appearance of the famous
Richard Halliburton, and also guest
speakers of prominence from each
country under discussion.
The District Of Columbia League Of
Women Voters held its annual dinner
meeting Tuesday at the club OF the
American Association Of University
Women. Mrs. William Kittle, presi-
dent, presided.
Officers were elected as follows:
First vice president, Miss Rhoda Milli-
ken; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Harold Corpening; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Harold Krogh; directors,
Mrs. Edna Johnston and Mrs. Caroline
O'Day.
Mrs. Kittle announced the names of
department chairmen and chairmen
Of standing committees for 1861.
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Petworth Woman's Club.-The
music section will meet at 7:45 pm,
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7. w. G.. A. Writer'S Club
Plans Dinner Tuesday
ssNews-Peg Pow-Wow'' to Be Given for
Honorary Members Dramatic Pro-
gram to Be Offered.

A "NEWS-PEG POW-WOW" will
~ be given by the Professional
~ Writers Club of the Y. w. G.
q "A nhresdav rinl1f for its hon.
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william b. Cushing Auxiliary. No.
4, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil
War, met at the Washington Loan
g. Trust Building, Mrs. Sophie Berg
ner presiding.
Plans were made to participate in
exercises commemorating Memorial
day today at the massing Of the colors
at the Cathedral and Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Nine. Cantacuzene- Grant and Mrs.
Marie Williams were elected to men,
bership.
Evening star., 1936-05-24

The Washington League for the
Hard Of Hearing elected officers as fol-
lows: George r. Dickson, president;
Miss Frances H. Downes, first vice
president; Mrs. Elizabeth w. Owen,
second vice president; Miss Lena
Burgdorf, treasurer; Mrs. Roy L.
Hunt, corresponding secretary; Miss
Elsie Phelps, recording secretary;
two new members Of the Board of
Directors are Miss Ada M. Hill and
Mrs. Laura Stovel.
A large delegation from the club will
attend the annual conference Of the
American Society for the Hard of
Hearing at the Hotel statler, Boston,
May $3.50.
Curley Club.-The members will
meet at the Continental Hotel today
at 2 pm. for hike along the Poto-
mac. James Corbett Is In charge Of
arrangements.
The Study Club will meet at the
home Of the Misses Connor, Alexan-
dria, Va, tomorrow evening, leaving
the Continental Hotel at 7:45 pm.
Miss Julia Anne Kerby will preside.
A meeting Of the club will be held
at the Continental Hotel Thursday
evening, followed by dancing.
Very Rev. Msgr. Quinn was guest
of honor at the fourteenth anniver-
sary celebration Of the club Tuesday
night at the Continental Hotel in the
absence Of Archbishop Curley of Bal
timore. A musical program was pre-
sented under the direction of william
Boyd, Miss Jessie Boehlert and Miss
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Washington Council will meet on
Tuesday evening with Grand Knight
Alfred A. McGarraghy in the chair.
There will be nomination Of officers.
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The State Council Board of Officers
have accepted the invitation to par
ticipate in the massing Of the colors
on the Washington Cathedral grounds
this afternoon.
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WORKERS OF SPAIN
KNOW AIM OF WAR

CONTINUED from page u
ton government made no head
way with organizing the defenses,
Azana turned to Largo Caballero
and Indalecio Prieto to take In
hand the conduct of the war, be-
cause htey, az Socialists, repres-
ented more closely the elements
Of the population who were willing
to fight Fascism to the death, that
Is to say, the working class or
ganization.
MUCH TIME
WAS LOST
Much precious time was lost,
The enemy had battered his way
through Esremadura and had ad-
vaneed 70 the very gates Of Mad.
nd. Yet at this moment wher
the world is hearing nothing bui
the roar Of battle in the Tagu'
valley, industry Is beginning &
Junction again after weeks Of idle
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Mr.. Alfred johnson and SON Joy
Joy visited at the N. A. Arneson
home Monday. 49,
Address Olson was q business
caller in Antelope Monday.
Christ Bull was a Tuesday
visitor at tho home OF Alfred
johnson.
Alfred johnson and son Wally
were to Coalridge after coal Tues
day. IA.
N. A. ArnesOn was a business
caller in PlentywOod Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Negaard Of
COmertown visited Friday at thf
home of Mrs. Math Rowland.
Bill GoH was a Saturday caller
at the Arnes0n home.
Reinert Rowland arrived homl
from the west Saturday. III
Hovland has been away sine
i March.
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NJ and Mrs. Ed Hass and FAM
Nv CLAUS Olson and Ernest Olson
were county seat business callers
Saturday.
Mrs. Hans Larsen was hostess
at 4 formal party at her nome
Friday night.
Catholic services were held ga
turday morning at the WessDy
Catholic church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Nelson and
Mrs. Enger were county seat busl-
ness callers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Chaffee re-
turned home Friday night VIA Soc
Line from Enderlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rohuedel
of New Deal are visiting relatives
and friends for two weeks.
Mrs. John ROhueder and Cecell'
were Crosby shoppers Saturday
Matt, DeLong and his orchestri
will play for the Westby pavilion
dance Saturday night.
Plentywood was well represent
ed at the pavilion dance last "a
turday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hultgren and IAN
ilV who spent the weekend at Ia
Luther Hultgren home returned
6 their home at Midale, Sask. MOI
Eday.
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REDUCED RATE ON
FEED NOW AVAILABLE

Farmers and ranchers who WISH
to secure feed for the winter may
take advantage Of reduced freight
rates now. Governor Holt has ap-
pointed q Rail Rate Committee
consisting Of A. J. Olson, Home
stead; Samuel Sprague, Plenty
wood; and a stOclman not yet
chosen to act in Sheridan county
In order to take advantage of the
reduced freight rate which is
66 2-3So Of the regular rate OF
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Miss Stella Whitish and brother
Divain, who are attending school
at Wilson, were visiting at the
parental Pete Whitish homo over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Whitish and
family enjoyed dinner with Mr..
and Hrs. Nels Thompson Sunday.
Harold Whitish and Dan Barge
attended the dance at RedstOne
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Norm and
daughter who are employed at the
Fort Peck dam were visiting their
parents Friday and Saturday.
Pete Whitish was helping at his
brother, JOe's Monday and Tues
day.
Little Ardith BOelens is quite Ill
with . cold.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Boelens and
son Gordon called on Miss Fran
celia Lpske Of Antelope Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Kayeck Of
Wilson spent the weekend at JO'
WhitiSh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berton Davenport
, Of Nausha were visiting at tn
parental Zeb Garnean home Satur
day.
y Harold Whitish took Dan Barg
to Plentywood Sunday where b
would leave for the CCC cam
Monday.
III Ernest and Harvey DiOnne ca
led at Ed Roelens Friday.
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Mr.. Westergaard and his sister
left Monday for their home aS
Sioux City, Iowa.
Ted Lindall was q county seat
business caller Monday.
Mrs. Peter Miller entertained 3
few ladies' at luncheon IN nonoF
of Pete's mothers birthday ami
versary.
A number of new books have
been added to the Westby koral
free library. Mrs. Peter Miller mas
also added twenty more books De-
sides the thirty she donated LAST
Sentember. Mrs. Enger has alsa
donated six bioks. Anyone having
hooks to donate will be apprecl'
ated by the library project.
The community was shocked t
hear that Jim Vincent had drop
ned dead in Comertown TueSda!
from heart failure. Mr.. Vincen
liver north of Comertown. SYM
pathv is extended the bereaVe'
relatives and the family.
We have 24O books Of goo
reading material at the Westb,
rural library besides a large a.
sortment of good magazines. AN
one wishing to obtain good reae
ing material free Of charge ma
do so by calling at the For
garage.
Last Saturday afternoon a Re
ladies gathered at the home (
Mrs. McCallister to help her cell
brate her birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Anton Ditmarson is visl
ing relatives at Christine N. u
Jacob and Martin Fruend a
giving the telephone building
coat of paint this week,
There will be dance at Aka
Oct. 8.