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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
RROADYIEW

A@%AsAA1EA AA~@A @N&@ 1917
Is installed on the Yale Oil Pro
ducing company's new location 100
feet south and east from Allen la
and 1900 feet south and east o.
Allen LIB, In the Byron field IN
northern Wyoming, so miles south
of Billings. Allen LIB Is the $500
barred producer brought in on
March rs. The new location ID on
the land Of the Edward E. Jones IN
vestment c0mpany's IT'S acre TRACK
that has the producer on II also. Al
len Ia. 100 feet south Of the big. Al
Queer is the we'll that burned Tor
several months before It could be
brought under control.
Yale OIL Producing company has
determined to rework Allen No. L
A. This we'll had, 1t is reported, the
best saturation OF any we'll in the
field, but the porosity was not SUI
ficient 10 make a large we'll. Pro
duction, under the circumstances,
has been limited to $50 barrels
daily. Phil Forth of the Yale OIL
Producing company left Billings BY
plane for Chicago. to be gone sew
eral days. Mr.. Forth reports his
company will increase drilling ac-
tivity in proven territory.
Ohio Spots Well
A new we'll also is being drilled
on Adam Pryde lands in the Byr-
on field by the Ohio Oil company.
The Ohio has ten or eleven pro-
ducers in this field and recently
brought in the Baker well for a
bout 500 barrels production. The
new location of the Ohio Is about
four miles northeast from the Adj
len No. 1, the burning we'll 1t Is re-
ported they expect to pick up pay
dirt in the Ten Sleep formation as
they already have production in the
Ten Sleep.
Carter Opens offices
o. A. Seager, Box 1902, Billings,
has rented rooms 309-10 in the Sc
curfty building in Billings for the
Carter Oil company. It is reported
that they will install furniture and
be ready to open their office this
week. No information is given
as TO what, II any, drilling actiy-
ity the Carter people have in mind
at this time. 1t win be recalled they
drilled a we'll in the Six-shOoter
creek section OF HaRlstone Basin,
some years ago, and one time owned
some leases in the BroadYiew dome
drilling block. 1t Is reported these
leases were all cancelled out several
years ago. The coming in OF the Car !
ter only adds to the newly awaken
ed interest in southern Montana, |
and surrounding Billings.
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Same to Walton L. Mace IL OF IeS 81
NJ SW3 Sec. 28-37-5.
Same 20 Otto d. Gray rs Of 1e6
W4NWa SWa Sec. 10. EaSE4 Sec 1886
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Margaret ChattertOn 10 Donald Wilson
NEi EANW3 NW1NW4 Sec. 22-32-G
RATIFICATION or ASSIGNMENT
Max Norman to Agnes Del Re Ratifies
Bk Of Min. Deeds, pg. 80, IL Of 10
SE3SE3 Sec 1886
ASSIGNMENT OF RIGHT OF WAY
Montana Power Gas Company and The
Montana Power Company TO Glacier Pro
duction Company Assigns Blk. IL OF
Deeds. Pg. 525 NWtSWl WANWa Sec.
4-34-5.
DEED OF ROYALTY
G. +. Peters ct ux to X. V. Kent,
Is OF 10 Lots /. 2. EhNWi Sec. 3l-;i7-1
q. F. Galogly TO r. V. Kent Is Of
1g SlSW3 Sec 1876
G. Z. GallOgIy to Garfield Storle Is
Of 1q wlNw3 swl Ser. II; EisEt
Sex 1886.
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GLACIER COUNTY
By Glacier County Abstract 90.
CUT BANK. MONTANA

Same to same 1-3 Of 1Gs Lot / ElWl
WiNEi SW3SE1 Sec. $685..
Orville Thomas ct nx to Glacier Roy
atty Pool IL Of 1eo SE3SE3 Sec. 1916.
WlSEi E1SW3 Sec. 31-34-5.
Same to same IA of 10 Lots 3. 4,
Sec. 31-S4-5.
VIM N. Hanlon ct TX. VIM. NJ Hanlon
Agent Ruby Williamson Well No
Lot Q Sec. 1928
Jane NJ. Gordon to r. c. Tarrant, IA
of 10 SW3 Sec T-34-5
Louise c. Brehmer to same IA Of 1so
SW1 Sec 7-a4-5.
winifred o. Reeder to same IL of re
same lands
wInifred O. Reeder TO same IL Of 10
WIN. NJ Hanlon ct ux. WIN NJ Hanlon
Atty-in-faet 10 Oliver & Company IL
Of III VIM NJ Hanlon Agent. Ruby
Williamson Wen No. Lot Sec.
OIL AND GAS MINING LEASE.
Nettie ". Baldwin ct con to The Texas
Company Lot 1 See. 31-36-5 / yr. from
4-S-3T 18th. $1,000
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
r G. Tarrant to Mrs w. f. Curry
400 NANA 24-34-G.
LIS PENDENs
This Court. Santa Rita OIL and Gas
Company. VS. John T Graham ct al Quiet
This Court same vs. Bank OF New
Rockford ct al Quiet title to E4sWi
W5SE3 3-32-5
This Court. same VS. Flora Storey ct al
Quiet title to NW3 21-32-5.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Montana Eastern Ltd. to Anna l..
HendricksOn Rel Blk > of Leases. pg.
22I W8SW4 NEaSW3 Sec. 2; SE4SE4
Sec. 3, E3NE4 SW3NE3 Sec. 10-34-5.
ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST IN OIL
AND GAS LEASE
Cecil Cloutier to C. A. Bower, SEA
SW, Sec. 25-33-6 all interest in leases
all oil and gas, personal property used
in connection, oil produced. proceeds from
sale OF oil for which settlement has not
been made.
DEED OF ROYALTY
Adeibert Howe to Frank GrOnde 1-16
OF 10 S5NE4 E3NW3 Sec. 13-3-0
G. 4. GallOgly to John AugustsOn Mimi
is Of 1es WaNW4 Sw3 Sec. -, E1SE3
Sec. 1856.
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Same to Effle Embody, Ia Of iss same
desc. as above. 81
ASSIGNMENTS. ROYALTY AND
LEASES
LinnIe Thompson b John A. Brekke
lie OF 10 NE4 10, NJ SEA 16-&-2W. 81
r. A. Ferring to Wendell G. Baum,
OF fes NWa Wa 3-35-3W. 81
Glen Watson ct al TO Geo. w. Edkins
1ss EEa S1-35-3W. 81
Reuben C. Thompson to Charles +.
vOige s-16 Of 10 So sE3 SEA sWa
]. NE3 NE3 NW4 12-34-2W. 81
W. Hanson Pind to Arthur A. Hoeh
all Int. SEA SEA IA, NE3 NE3 23-s5-2W
Ida NJ Prindle to Fred Lewis 76A9s
"a wa W3Ea 1-36-3W. 81
J. W. Perron to Mary Nepstad 10 NE3
NW3 11-35-3w. 81
John Reynolds 20 Frank Hofer is Int.
in o. c. l.. S7-2 and S7-3E 500
SATISFACTION OF OIL AND GAS
LEASES
Talbot Boyde Kyle to Fred A. Dan
brook NE5 Nw3. NE3, NJ STA SEA SEA
11-ST-2W. 81
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TOOLE COUNTY
BY shelby Abstract & Title Company
SHELBY, MONTANA
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY

| AHNf&aNMENE OE hUA ALI
! Il. +. Smith et al Ia Henry g. Wright
+ 1os overriding. 81 NV 30-S5-2W. 81.
Glen Watson ct al to Glen q. Steven
son. 40 OF IL NE 3l-'5-;Iw. tParticipl
Glen Watson ct al to Robt James
! OParticipl 81
Glen watson ct al to Bess stevenson
Is Of II NE 1888 w. (Participl 81
I Frank Aanerud 70 Geo, X. Williams
/ 81 1g s "a OF sISE 24-34-2W. 5000
Julian NJ Johnson TO Sarah F. Mac
/ Hale 1G NENW 20-36-3w. 81.
4 Julian N. Johnson to II. r. Schlyt-
ter. Of II NENW 26-36-3W ST.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
Chas. r. NIoberly to Peter A. Lerum
% L.-5S6) Wa WIZ ST NV "a SW
sw Sc II: IA sw 12-S7-2w
OIL AND GAS LEASES
]. c. Clark ct ux to Mont Gas Corn.
NEa Nj sEa 81. WI Nwa NwaSE4 70
81 East. : years Sac 1900.
Same Ia Mont. Gas Corp Sc Il. FL p
81 West 5 years $50 $4,000.
A. II. GOedertx TO Harold Haugen
years s7l% NwlNwI SO-s0-2w NEa
ASSIGNMENTS OIL AND GAS LEASES
Int. sE3SE4 a. sw3sw3 a2-S5-sw
Ray Sorreli ct al to c. Blanche Smith
all Int. WBSEt 31-a5-3w. 81.
ANNANN HUf ALI
Leta NJ. Thomas to Stuart W. Hannah
~ SElS-A-3w. 81
Henry o. Wright TO T, W Mather
~ S4NW3 3O-35-2W 81
York Montana oil Co. TO r. X. West
2&Gs SEINEa s-352W. 81
OIL AND GAS LEASES
Peter G. Ruetten ct nix to Mont Pow.
er Gas Co. years, S7ies SiSEi 20, 10
NEl. NElSEl 81. Nw3SE3 NbSE4. M
SW1. 32-344W 81
ROYALTY ASSIGNMENTS
f. y. Arians to Jennie Perry OF
SW3SE3 SE3SEt a-a5-3W. 5000
Clyde Bal 70 Jennie Perry, OF ~
ASSIGNMENT or LEASE
Everett A. Rice etal to Delornine OIL
SYN. Ltd Manitoba WlNEi 29-s5-3W.
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
f II. Coolidge ct ux to Mont. Gas Corp.
AL Init. NhNW 3l-36-1W 81
OIL AND GAS LEASES
Oliver w Lewey to al w. Seekins .
wears s7ies N1NIs SEA NE3, SWiNW3,
N1SWA 35-aG-1W ST.
ASSIGNMENTS OIL AND GAS LEASES
Al w. seekinE to F. y. Toole All Int.
SbNEi 27-36-1W 81
Madeline y Thompson to Q. A. Nep-
stad all Int NiNEl l4-35-3W 81.
Otis Thompson to o. A. Nepstad all
Int wa SWi 33-35-3W $500,
ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
-.
Nw4 sw4 9-342W $500
Toole Go. to II. D. Mountain 39S NV
sW4 g-34-2W, 5000
Al W. Seekins to f. r. TOole Pei 81
SEA q. FL NE4 81 2le6 sWl 26-&-lW
800
L. j. Bryant ct al to Nels Jorgenson
Ies VII 35-35-2W. 81.
Northern Ranch Co to John J. Buck |
ley 1Gs So SW3 /. NJ NWl 12-Sl-4W. q
w G. Mcknight to w. + Pinkney 1-3
Int wa Ma. NEisw1, NwlsEa 10
35-2w
Gunhield Bronson to Joseph Walsh ~ 4
FL 34-36-3W. 81
Charlotte A. Miller TO Janet McCord |
ies Lots 3, 4. NEa SW4 19-342W sW3 II
3. NE II. FL SEA 20. SEA NW3 =,
NE4 NA SEA 29-34-3W. SEA SW1 q, wa u
NEl NW3 25-34-4W. 81
Charlotte A. Miller 10 Jessie Nett, Is
Of IL same desc as above.
Same TO Florence Gordon Is OF 10 II
same desc. as above. 81
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FALLON COUNTY
BY Fallen County Abstract Co.
BAKER, MONTANA

ROYALTY DIVISION AGREEMENT
Atlantic Pacific OIL Co TO f. A. Wight
ct al Dated June g. 1873, 50 Sec. 4,
NJ Sec. 8. NE4 EhNWa B4SEa Sec.
8, EgNE3 NwaNE4 Sec. q, ElSE3 NEt
E1NW4 See -, SW3 See. -. SN. 50E.
Nj Sec. "a. sWa WANNA Sec. ~, ON. SOC
Marguerite EnOehs Daley to Atlantic
Pac OIL co. Dated June @, 1885 same
description as above.
r. A. wight ct al OF Atlantic Pac. Oil
Co Dated June 0 1895, same description
as above.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
L. w Busch et Tx TO f. c. Cook
Dated Oct o, 1923. 1-3 OF IL OF 2-A9o
OF all oil and gas, FL Sec 10 Ell Sec. II,
M SEA Sec "a, AN GLE All OF Sec.
30, sE8NEl sISW4 Sec n. Lots l. 2
3. t. Nw3 Nisw3 sE3Sw3 Of Sec 3D.
an, G2E.
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SOCONY SHOWS GAIN

NEW YORK-Profits OF Socony-
Vacuum ON Co. established q re-
cord in 1885, amounting to $42,-
9O9,363, or $13S a share on the
capital stock, the company's annual
report disclosed today.
For the previous year net was
$22,525,892, equal to ~ cents q
share. The company was formed
in 1881 through a merger of tine
old Vacuum Oil Co. and Standard
Oil Co. of New York.
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SECOND SHOT
CONTINUED from Page Onel

mile east of the town OF Kelvin, in
Sc SEX NEA 35-35-3W. II spud-
ded on May IL. 1t is more than a
mile from the nearest producing
well in any direction. The location
was chosen by F. G. Platt who is
one OF the foremost authorities on
the subsunface geology of this field.
BIase-B urwash No. 5, CSL. NE 4
SWH 15-34-1W is rigging up.
Eagle PetrOleum-Haugen No. 4,
C SEA NWA 12-35-3W, is spud-
ding.
ing to drill another we'll in Sec.
36-34-1W.
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Ill or on LEAeEs

On May p. 1857, at 1000 A. NJ. o'clock
at the Blaekfeet Indian Agency. Brown
ing, Montana, there win be an auction
the Blackfeef Reservation. The lands to
be offered. while Of a wildcat nature
are considered by some as being fav-
orably located for the production Of
oil. The leases win be upon forms pre-
scribed BY the Department; royalty one
eighth S1-B). Full particulars. including
description Of lands. may be obtained
from G. /. Graves Superintendent OF the
Blackfeet Indian Agency. Browning Mon
tana.
Date Of FIRST publication. May g. 1881.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That In
pursuance OF an order Of the District
Court OF the Eighth Judicial District Of
Montana made on the 10th day
of February 1887, in the matter OF the
estate Of Katie Sterk, deceased, the un-
dersigned the Administrators Of the
estate OF Katie Sterk will sell ct public
auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash.
and subject to confirmation by said
District court on Friday the 24th day
OF May 1887, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at
The Cascade County Court House in the
County of Cascade all the right, title,
at the time Of Her death, and all right
title and interest that the said estate has
by operation of law or otherwise, ac-
qnired other than or in addition to that
Of the said Katie Sterk at the time Of
Her death, In and to all that certain lot
piece or parcel Of land situate, lying and
being in the said County Of Cascade,
Montana and bounded and described as
follows, to-wtt:
Lot five (5) in Block numbered
one hundred sixteen l116) fourth
addition 20 Great Falls, Mont,
together with all buildings thereon.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:
Cash, ten per cent Of the purchase money
TO be paid to the auctioneer with bid
on the day OF sale, balance on cOnfirma-
ton Of sale by said District Court
Deed AZ expense OF purchaser.
LILLIAN G. TRINAsTICH,
Administrative Of Katie Sterk.
Dated May b. 1887.
Date Of first publication May Is. 1887,
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SHALLOW POCKET
OF GAS STARTS
FIR, HURTS one

A gas explosion, resulting from
an unexpected pocket OF gas az shall
low depth, injured one man and
burned the dog house" OF Stanley
Gray's rig on his No. Goeddertz
well, started last week in NE Y
SWA 12-S5-3W.
The we'll had barely spudded
when the gas pocket was encounter
ed. The gas was ignited from the
forge and exploded in the small
enclosure in the rig where mem
bers OF the crew warm themselves,
known as the dog house" Fire
followed the explosion and partly
destroyed the rig but not enough
to stop the operation. J. Anderson.
a tool dresser, was badly burned
about the hands and face and was
taken to the hospital at SweetgTass.
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HUNDRED BARREL
Continued on Page Eight

NEA 14-34I6W, bailing after 100
quart shot of nitro glycerin on Cut
Bank sand, 2974 to 1895. It had
800 feet of fluid after the shot.
Par1ee-C Orrigeux No. 4, NE a
SE5l 33-S4-6W, spuddfng.
Hannah-POrter-A1 1870 No. s,
SEX SWA 6-32I5W, drilling, ST.,
where 10 y inch pipe was set.
TexacO-LennOn NO. Il NWH SEA
24-33-6W, rig up.
wilkinson Al. 1877 No. 8, SEX
SEX 1-32-6W, rig up.
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Bnookings Institute, washington,
D. c., which has conducted many ex-
haustive economic researches, fore
casts a production of 100000 au-
tomobiles during the next five years,
and that the accumulated demand
during the depression will absorb
that many.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
REOPEN PRINCETON CAMP

RED LODGE-Arrangements for
the opening of the Princeton uni
versity summer camp have been
made by DR.. w. T. Thomas, jr.,
of the institution, who was here re-
Gently.
About 100 geology students are
expected to attend the camp during
the summer. The camp will open
on June 81 and viii continue until
August Is.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
Oil Trade Notes
Of Interest to Refiners and Marketers

Of Big Sandy
that place.
California build filling station
the Of First north and Fifth street. the business
which occupied this valuable 40
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10 ROOLTNG AZ VIRGINIA CIV

Amorous miners in Virginia City
vii be a little more careful fol-
lowing the experience of Clyde Ram
who was assessed damages in the
sum of $4,000 at Virginia City for
seduction under promise OF marriage
proven by Bessie Taylor before a
jury of ~ men. The plaintiff ask
ed for $4,000 in her damage suit.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15

There are 100000 oil wells in
the United States that produce less
than one barrel daily More than
half Of them are in Pennsylvania.
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EAST TExAs DRTIITNG

There were $50 active operations
in the East Texas field late in April
and the number OF producing wells
had reached 22,5O6.
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sHERIFF's SALE UNDER DECREE OF
FORECLOSURE


Under and by virtue OF the Decree in
the above entitled case the Sheriff OF
said County will sell at Sheriffs Sale
on Tuesday the 18th day Of June. 1881
at 230 O'Clock p. N. of said day at the
West Door OF the Court House In Great
Falls, Cascade County, Montana, all the
right, title, claim and interest Of the
above named defendants in and to the
following described property. to-wit:
All Of Lot Three (s) in Block TWEEN
ty-One (21) Of the Boston and Great
Falls Land Company's Addition TO the
City of Great Falls, County Of Cas-
cade, State of Montana. according 70
the plat thereof now on file and OF
record In the office Of the Clerk and
Recorder In and for the County OF
Cascade, State OF Montana.
Dated at Great Falls, Montana. this
9th day OF May, 1881.
GUY PAIAAGI. Sheriff.
By HUGH c. SUTHERLAND.
Under Sheriff
Date Of first publication. May g. 1887:
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SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
THE sUNBURST BADGER
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ANACONDA DIVIDEND

ANACONDA DIVIDEND
Anaconda Copper Mining Com
pany will pay a dividend OF fifty
cents a share on May 81 to stock
of May record, doubling recent
dividends and totaling almost ST.
100000.
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NOTICE no cREpIToRs
Estate of Blanche Rae. Deceased

Estate of Blanche Rae, Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Administrator Of the Estate
of Blanche Rae Deceased, to the creditors
Of and all persons having claims against
the said Deceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within Four "a
months after the first publication Of
this notice. to the said Administrator at
414 Strain Building, Great Falls, Mon
tana, the same being the place for the
transaction Of the business Of said estate
in the County Of Cascade
Dated 28th day Of April 1887
q. J. LIPTAK,
Administrator of the Estate Of
Blanche Rae, Deceased.
z. J. McCABE,
Ala Strain Building,
Great Falls, Montana
Attorney for Administrator.
Date of first publication May /, 1887
AZ
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CASCADE.
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HOME OWNERS LOAN CORPORATION
corporation, Plaintiff
WALTER F. TILToN, MABLE E.
TILTON, OTTO HOEFLER and
JOSEPHINE H0EFLER,, Defendants
Evening star., 1937-05-02

- A1THERsBURG, Md, May /.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Forrest
Walker and Mr.. and Mrs.
~ William o. Young were
among the supper guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Norman Of Alta Vista
Sunday.
Miss Alverda Cooke and Miss Mary
White have returned from a trip to
Charleston, s. c. Miss White, who Is
q Navy nurse, has been transferred to
Charleston and will take up her du.
ties there shortly.
Miss Ella Plummer entertained at
an evening bridge party followed by
supper Thursday at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Carroll Walker Of Russell
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair Taylor have
purchased house from Mr.. Oscar
Fulks, and expect to move into 1t early
In the Summer.
Mrs. Mamie Dutrow is visiting her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Norson in New York
Miss Laura Ann Wadsworth Of
Washington Grove, who will be mar
ried early in the Summer, was guest Of
honor at bridal shower given Sunday
by Mrs. William Daniel and Mrs.
Charles Upton Of Poolesville.
Mrs Charles Blake has returned to
White Acres, the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Malcolm White, near Dick
erson, after spending the Winter in
st. Louis, her former home.
Maj. and Mrs Charles E. Myers,
who have returned to the United
States after three years in the Philip
pine Islands, are visiting Mrs Myers
father, Mr.. Frank Couch OF Washing.
ton Grove. and Maj. Myers mother,
Mrs. Isabelle Myers Of Washington
DR.. and Mrs. H. W. Schoening {
Chevy Chase were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Aiken Sunday.
Mrs. Victor Little OF Washington
spent yesterday with Mrs. Emma
Johncox, who will spend the Summer
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Phillips.
Mrs. Ruth McCathran Welch Of
Philadelphia visited at the home Of her
brother, Mr. Rodney R. McCathran
Thursday night.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Activities of Week
In Fairfax Include
Parties and Travel

EA1RFAX,, Va, May 1-Mr. and
Mrs. James H. Elicit have returned
to Waynesboro. Va after short visit
with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Raymond Huffard
Mr.. and Mrs. Huffard entertained
at dinner Monday evening for their
house guests. when additional guests
included Mrs. Malcolm Williams OF
Salem, Va; Mr.. Thomas c. Henderson
and his daughter, Miss Virginia Anne
Henderson of Chantilly; Mrs. Fred
erick w. Richardson, Mrs. James
McC. Henderson and her son, Jimmie
Henderson of Fairfax.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Henderson entertained for Mr.. and
Mrs. Elicit.
Miss Phyllis Richardson, a student
at Hannah More Academy, arrived
yesterday from Reisterstown, Md, to
spend the week end with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dawson
Richardson, at White House, their
Fairfax residence.
DR.. Charles Rozier Larkin Of the
physics department OF Lehigh Uni
versity, is the guest this week end Of
his brother and sister -in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs F. Norvell Larkin.
Mrs. Lewis j. Thomas, who has
spent the Winter with her son-in-lav
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
N. Watson, has returned to her home
in Duxbury. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Blake anG
their daughter, Miss Mary Blake, hac
as their dinne~ guests Sunday Mr.. anc
Mrs. Harry Blake and Mr.. John r
Hyatt Of Washington, Mr.. Alex Green
jr., of Markham, Va, and Mr.. Ellis
Middleton, jr., of New York, who i.
student at the University of Vir.
ginia.
Mr.. Paul c. Kincheloe entertained
members of the Fairfax Rotary Club
at cocktails Monday evening" preced.
ing their dinner meeting.
Mrs. Malcolm Williams has returned
to Salem, Va, after a two-week visit
with her brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Henderson
at Chantilly, near Fairfax.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

number Of articles dealing with the
various school activities.
One section will be devoted to q
sketch Of Dean Eugene Carusi OF
the School Of Economics and Gov
ernment and description Of the ac-
tivities Of that department. James
w. Cherry, business manager, said
about 300 copies will be issued.
Herbert H. McMurray, chancellor
OF Joseph H. Choate Chapter, Sigma
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Lucky DaY for Girl.

BLAIR, Nebr. F.-1t all happened
In one day to Virginia Radecke, II, at
tractive high school senior. She re-
ceived word Of her employment by 4
Chicago radio station. Experts at an
Omaha music store informed her q
violin she thought was worth only
$40 was . Cremona, made in 1776. She
sold 1t for $375. Her high school prin-
cipal told her she could be graduated
two weeks earlier to take her new lob.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Dog Honored in Death.

BRECKENRIDGE, MINI. P.-Two
hundred Breckenridge business and
railroad men stood with barred heads
in the rain while six stalwart railroad
workers serving as pallbearers, lowered
Boomer" collie dog, into grave.
There were "a honorary pallbearers.
The ceremony was in tribute to the
friendliness OF Boomer" which had
made the Great Northern Railway
roundhouse his home IL years. Rail-
road men said the dog had never been
known to fight-he was too friendly.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Nu Phi Fratern-
ity, and Andrew
D. Tore, a men,
ber, have re-
turned from At
lanta, Ga, where
they had been
sent rs delegates
to annual nation
al convention Of
the organization.
The Washington
Alumni Chapter
delegation " q 6
headed by God
frey L. Munter,
chancellor; Dos
uatGoyA
Evening star., 1937-05-02
NEW MONUMENT HOURS
Open to Public Saturdays and
Sundays Through October.

Effective yesterday. the Washington
Monument will be open to the public
on Saturdays and Sundays until Oc-
tober 81 from 8 am. to 1890 pm,
the National Park Service announced.
On week days. the monument will be
open from 9 am. to pm.
This action was taken, it was an
nounced in response to the great at
tendance at the monument during the
cherry blossom festival.