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Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Vanda|s Flood Ten Thousand Club by
Plugging Drain, Turning on Water

was soaked The place was closed
for the summer.
Mrs. r. w. Ware, club president,
and the housing committee, worked
Monday to sweep the water from
the place, had the floor coverings
removed and placed on the lawn
to dry, and opened windows and
doors to admit the sun.
The extent OF the damage could
not be estimated until the hard
wood floor in the auditorium dryS
out. Mrs. Ware said. II the damage
is not too great it may be possible
to avoid installing a new one.
Ell Centre police are working on
the case.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
10000 TO Be StronqIed
Soys Woman She's jailed

Marie Farmigles drunken story
of a friend out to strangle 10000
other people" earned her a week
end in the county Jail, a Monday
morning appearance in Ell Centre
police court, and a Jail sentence of
7l2 days.
She arrived from San Diego Sat
urday, police said and told a taxi
driver she was prepared to paint
the town red. Shortly before am.
Sunday she staggered up to William
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Stern Punishment
Melted to Driver

WINTERHAVEN, July 18. -
Charles Bittorf, 30, was fined $500
and sentenced to 60 days in jail
for reckless driving this weekend
Thomas Christofferson, 90, Yuma
suffered broken ribs and a crushed
chest as result Of a collision be-
tween his car and a truck driven
by Bittorf, Highway Patrolman Al
Alleger said. The officer arrested
Bittorf at l am. Sunday. Chris
Jefferson was taken to the Yuma
General hospital
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Pursed OO Group
Shuns Westwood

SACRAMENTO, July 18. CUP)-
More than $50 Committee for In
dustrial Organization strike refugees
from WestWood have decided not
to return to their homes until an
investigation is completed by the
national labor relations board. j. T.
Dudley, secretary of the Sacramen-
to CIO council, said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Samish Records
Obje ct Of Parley

SACRAMENTO, July 18. up
District Attorney Otis D. Babcock
and Special Prosecutor George M.
Naus conferred today on methods
of inspecting income tax data of
Arthur H. SamiSh, San Francisco
lobbyist, who is subpenaed to go on
the witness stand again tomorrow
before the Sacramento county grand
jury.
Babcock subpenaed Samish to
produce his tax work sheets for
1896. 1887 and 1888 but the lobby
iSt said his legal counsel advised
him 1t was unnecessary and beyond
the province of the grand jury
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Pine VaneyDive
Fatal to Swimmer

SAN DIEGO, July 18. CUP)-A
dive into swimming pool at Pine
Valley cost the life of Harold Hardy,
27' Chula Vista, yesterday
Hardy's skull was fractured when
he struck the bottom of the pool.
AT Coronado a man and a woman
were swept to sea and battered by
a rip tide before they were rescued,
1t required As minutes with an
inhalator to revive Albert Bronson,
33, and Mrs. c. D. Law, 26.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Nationalist Rip
Hole in Defenses

HENDAYE, French-Spanish From
tier July 18. tUP)--The Spanish
Nationalists in a terrific offensive
today smashed through Loyalists
'impregnable" mountain defense
protecting Sagunto and Valencia.
Pushing ahead SO rapidly that
their artillery at times could not
keep up, the Nationalist infantry
drove Gown the Teruel- -Sagunto
road.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
King |. kend|e,
Valley Pioneer,
Dies at Whittier
Oldtimer Who Ran Store
In Tent at HOltVille
SuccumbS on Coast

King L. Kendle, Imperial
Valley pioneer prominent in
Holtville for many years,
died Sunday at his home in
Whittier.
He was one of the first mer-
chants and real estate dealers in
Imperial Valley. He arrived in Holt
vile from Redlands in 1904 and
opened store in a tent. Soon
thereafter he was conducting the
business in an adobe building, later
remodeled into a more modern
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
japanese Claim
Daring Victory

SHANGHAI, July 10. CUP) = A
japanese navy communique today
said a squadron of Japanese air.
planes had landed this morning at
Nanchang airport, in the heart of
Chinese territory, set fire to Chinese
planes with matches, and escaped.
The raid was described as "the
most daring attack in the annals
OF the war" and the communique
said all but one of the japanese
planes engaged in the raid had
returned safely to their bases.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Coed Clean Fun

All those headaches in the Ben
Hulse business establishments are
caused by plain, old fashioned glut-
tony. The gluttony took place at
the big picric at Laguna Sunday.
Pete Williams and Hulse tied for
honor5 in the horseshoe pitching
contest, a kind of fat and slim ar
rangement. The only casualty of
the day laid William Conkey, Braw-
ley salesman, very, very low. A base
ball hit him i'll the nose. Now he
has a smashed nose and a badly
swollen eye to remind him OF the
festivities.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18

Scmetnlns new
There is something new under
the sun. tAnd what a sunD
Chad Sproule, Imperial, will string
electric wires by airplane Tuesday.
He'll do it at the Alamo river for
Williams Brothers & Haas, con-
tractors stringing the Irrigation dis
trict's power lines. The contractors
were stdmped when they came to
the river SO Chad will go aloft
Tuesday, drop a weighted line on
one side of the river, the other end
of it on the other side, and his job
will be done A ground crew will
then pull the D35 feet of 33000-volt
transmission line across the river
with the line.
Simple, isn't it? That is, if you
know how.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Plane Crash Fatal
To Navy Men

SNOHOMISH, Wash, July 18
UP)-A navy plane believed to be
from the cruised U.S.S. Louisville,
crashed In the Snohomish river to
day, killing one man and possibly
another.
The body of man, identified
from his parachute as named Booth,
was recovered. Search continued
for the body of another man be-
lieved in the Wreckage
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Magazine Signs
Wage A9re ement

NEW. YORK, July 18. UP)-A
contract covering the $50 employees
of Time, Inc, has been signed by
Ralph M. Ingersoll publisher, and
the Newspaper Guild of New York.
The contract covers employees of
Time, Life. Fortune. Architectural
Forum and the March of Time.
Minimum wages begin at $25 a
week for office boys.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18

woman in saloon and he was
afraid one of her friends would
beat him up In police court
Monday, Mrs. Farmigle nodded her
head when Judge Lee Nuffer asked
her If she had been guilty Of the
drunken charge. She buried her
face in her hands and sobbed quiet
ly during the remainder OF the
court session, She admitted liquor
made her crazy.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Relief Residents
Total 74 Percent

Approximately rs per cent of the
225 families receiving aid from the
SRA are residents of Imperial coun-
ty Robert Elliott, director, said.
Lack of work throughout Cali
fornia is blamed for the high total.
Eleven more families received aid
last week than did the week before.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18

Ferguson as he left his car at the
rear of his home and told him a
man tried to strangle her. She beg
ged him to take her to police. He
did. She insisted police get busy
or 10000 other people would be
strangled.
The woman led police to a hotel
where they found Bill Waddel, they
said, who was armed with a pair
of pliers. He said he met the
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18

star while both attended Placer
junior college at Auburn last term,
saw her husband shot down as he
argued with Parman about the as
serted attack upon Margaret Brus-
so, %, Mrs. McElroy's older sister.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Murder Will Out

Junior Knutson at Clements
thought he was safe. He told ev-
eryone he came from Sanford, Tex.
Well, he didn't. He came from
Aspermont. one of the lesser known
whistle stops in the big state. He's
back there on vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Our Hall of Fame

Our Hal O1 fdme-
The happiest man in Imperial
Valley today, bar none, is w. J..
McClelland. He made a hole in
one while playing golf with Cecil
Gillett In San Diego this weekend.
Just to make the thing interesting
they Wagered a well known soft
drink on each hole. Then Cecil
thought it would be more interest
ing il they would add nickle to
the wager. McClelland agreed. The
next hole he added his name to
the roster of the famous. The glory
had a bad effect on his next two
shots. He shot five and a nine
before ne steadied down to normal.
That shot of Macs ruined Cecil's
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
LIGHT DISCIPLINE
AWAITS FLIER

WASHINGTON, July 18 CUP)-
Amazed officials of the air COM
merce bureau said today that Doug
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Grid Stor Shot
Down by Convict

ROSEVlLLE Calf, July 18 (UP)-A secret bride
of two weeks today mourned the death of her husband
George McEroy, 20yearod football star who shot
trying to asserted criminal attack upon
tern-law. Sought for the shooting which took place in
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Queen Marie of RouInania Dies After
Long Illness; Royal Family at
Bedside When End Comes
Granddaughter of Queen Victoria Succumbs
Following Relapse En- Route to Palace
From SanitOrium in Germany

BUCHAREST, Roumania, July 18 (UP)-Dowager
Queen Marie of Roumania mother of King Carol II, died
late today after long illness with what described
liver ailment She g.
The queen died the Sinaia royal palace where she
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18


in view of scores of persons, was
Everett Parman, 25, who police said
was an convict, and had served
terms at Preston reformatory and
at LeaVenWorth.
The heartbroken Mrs. McElroy,
who fell in love with the football
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Mechanic Crosses
Atlantic in Plane
Nine Years Old
IWent Wrong Way Declares Aviator
After Landing at Dublin without Permit.
Passport Radio or Instruments

DUBLIN, Ireland, July 18 (UP)-Douglas Corrigan
31-year-od Los Angeles airplane mechanic flew alone
the Atlantic today in little old It's horsepower
maintained all the time he thought he
flyng to California instead of to Ireland.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Explosions Rip Through
Oil Refinery Killing
Three. Injuring II
Damage Over Five Millions; Fifemen in
Desperate Battle to Save Nearby
City from Spre eadinq Flames

WELLSVILLE, N. Y. July 18 (UP)-A series of fires
and explosions at the $5OOO00O Sinclair Oil company
fnery today resulted in three Deaths injuries to approx
matey rs persons and damage estimated at between $5
900 and $6,OOOOOO. The dead: Walter Maeder, A
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18
Baseball Results
NATIONAL

New York -. 900 900 130-4 IL 0
Pittsburgh -. 900 003 40x-7 IL 0
Gumbert, Coffman and Mancuso;
Blanton and Todd.
Boston ................ OOl Oil 003-6 10 l
Chicago ............ 140 900 10l-7 IL 0
Fette, Erickson, Mueller and Rid
die; Carleton, Bryant and Harnett.
Philadelphia .................=.......... 00G 90
st. Louis 900 OIL
PaSseau and V. Davis, c. Davis and
Owen.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati postpon-
ed, rain.
No American league games sched-
uled.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-18

Butter: Los Angeles. e7ci But
terfat, Imperial Valley. fob. ranch
grade A, 35o: manufacturing milk.
2sc, route gathered cream. 2sc.
L. A. Hay: 4. :. No. $3.50.
10. 2 leafy $3.50. No. 2 s1f.50-12.5a
Minneapolis flax July Si.s6ls.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
Engagement Announced
AT Enjoyable Affair

Mrs. John Minde was hostess TO
a group of ladies last week at which
time the engagement of Miss Clara
Minde 10 William Coleman was an
nounced.
The evening was most enjoyable
with games and music helping to
pass the time. Prizes at the games
went TO Mrs. Ed Olson and Miss
Genevieve Veldman. Fortunes were
told and two solos were sung by
Miss Bernice Granmo of Missoula.
when Mother Nature Sings Her
Lullaby" and .Lovelight in the
Starlight" When luncheon was
served the names of the engaged
couple were found in a nenvelope
concealed in the service. Those
present were Mrs. Oscar Field, Mrs.
Ed Olson Mrs. John Cormier, Miss
Letha Williamson, Miss Genevieve
Veldman, Mrs. Pete Granmo and
Miss Bernice Granmo of Missoula.
and Miss Ida. Miss Clara and Mrs.
John Minde.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
Hale and Hearty
At Both Birthdoy

Mr. C. W. Hutton of South Libby
celebrated his Both birthday on
Tuesday, Nov 8, by having all his
grandchildren of Libby in for birth
day dinner. A lovely birthday cake
was served to all present.
Mr.. Hutton has been a resident of
Libby for 40 years, having come
here in 1898. He is a very active
man for his age and goes down
town nearly every day for his mail.
He drives his own car and just re-
Gently made trip to Newport,
Wash.
Mr. Hutton has written number
of stories and historical articles re-
garding pioneer days in Montana
and several of them have been pub
lished at different times in the Great
Falls Tribune. He is as mentally
alert as ever and keeps a close watch
on current events in these disturbed
times. Numerous friends here and
elsewhere will wish Mr.. Hutton
many more happy birthdays.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
High School Holds
County Election

(Reported for the Tamarack)
Tuesday afternoon, the high school
assembly voted on the county of
fices, congressional representatives
and several questions that the voters
of the county decided in the general
election. They used mimeographed
copies of the ballots which the reg
ular voters used
BY slight margin, the students
elected Jerry O'Connell as the rep
resentative to congress, defeating
DR.. Thorkelson. $500. AS the state
senator. they elected Baker over
Rowland. 1868. There were 16e
votes for the Warland bridge, and
10 against IT. l08 votes for the sale
of liquor for consumption on the
premises of the place of sale, and
IS against it. Other returns are.
County commissioner, Libby-Ma-
honey 90: Kemp. 81, Baker, Sc.
county treasurer, Don Orr. 153, state
representative. Marshall Murray
81; Daniels, "a; Troy commissioner
Hoisington, 81; kensler, 63. Monio
H. sheriff, Baney, 156,; county clerk
and recorder, Eldon Schuck, l21
Elgin Murphy, 81; county treasurer
Austin Fraser, 1853, county assessor
West, l56, Slice, "A; county attorney
Long, ll8; Blackford, Sr., AZ; county
surveyor, Miller. 162; county super
intendent, Staudacher, I'll, public
administrator, Brooks, Sc; Upham
3D. coroner. Karl Knudson, 141
Sahr, %. The school voted for the
highway and road debenture meas
ure, l46-13.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
Study Club Meets.

The Al Study club met at the
home of Miss Grace Day Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 2, with Miss Day
and Miss Enda Reiger as hostesses.
Miss Hazel McCannon was discus
sion leader. She gave a report on
the book, My America by Louis
Adamic. This book deals with the
labor problems of today and gives
character studies of various labor
leaders. A continuation of this topic
will be studied at our next meeting
which will be held at the Ramlo
home on November 30. Mrs. Den
min and Miss McCannon will be dis
cussion leaders. Miss Ida Minde
was appointed reporter After the
business meeting, delicious lunch
was served.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
Services at Presbyterian Church.

There will be regular services al
the Presbyterian church next Sun
day, the 18th. At that time Mr.
A. T. Aronson of Kalispell will have
charge of the services, at II o'clock.
Mr.. Aronson is an elder of the Pres
byterian church in Kalispell. Re-
Gently he conducted services here
and delivered an excellent address
On the following Sunday, Nov. 20
Mrs. Wingate, a representative oil
the Board of National Missions, will
conduct services at IL a. m. Or
Sunday, the 9th, the Rev. Frank
B. Hills will conduct the IL O'Clock
worship hour.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
N(A[ STUFF

L. B. Taylor of Troy was visitor
in Libby yesterday
Paul Lewis, who is with the w.
r. Wade Mining Co., was in town
Sunday.
The small son of Charles LuscheI
underwent an operation at the Libby
hospital Monday.
Cold Weather is setting in. Bet
ter have your radio checked now
Call Honey's Saw. 1t
Gordon Cornell, forest ranger
was in Libby Tuesday, While il
town he voted and attended to Other
business.
Eli Wood and his partner, Hert
Everhart, of Missoula, came over or
an elk hunt They returned home
Monday night.
The Episcopal Guild will be en-.
tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs
l.. T. Hunter and Mrs. S. S. Nichols
al the home of Mrs. Hunter.
Your chance to win Thanksgiv.
ing turkey. Save dime and buy
your tickets. High School students
will see you shortly. Four tur-
keys will be given away
Mr.. and Mrs. Connie Shea came in
from Spokane Friday and were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Candee. The two couples went out
to the Candee home at Jennings
for few days.
We use the o. X Rubber Weld
mig system to fix your tires anc
tubes. This system is exclusive
with us in Libby. Have your tire,
repaired at our shop O. K. Tir,
Shop. 1t
The Western news., 1938-11-10
Good Sized Crowd
AT Wrestling Bouts

Approximately 100 people attend
ed the dance and wrestling matches
staged at Gopher Inn last Friday
evening.
Two matches were held and both
were very we'll received by spec
tators. The first match was be-
tween Maryann, woman, who en-
tered the arena at about Lao pounds.
Her opponent, Henry Shenefelt, of
Eureka, weighed in at ITO pounds.
Shenefelt received one fall in 30
minutes. According to spectators
the girl was both clever and fast.
The second match was between
Bobby Thomson, ITO pounds, Holly
wood, Calf, and Jack Brentano,
100 pounds, Canadian middleweight
champion. Brentano got the first
fall and Thomson the second. The
third and deciding fall was called
a draw. This bout lasted for one
hour.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
To Discuss Americanizati0n

Next Tuesday evening will occur
another interesting meeting of the
Parent-Teachers' association, when
the topic of Characterization" will
be considered. There will be short
play and the Wranglers said they
will be there and the American Le-
gion. Members will. be interested
IN such program. This should
prove to be an interesting meeting
under the leadership of the presi-
dent, Charlie Powell.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
To the People
Of Lincoln County

Please accept my heartfelt thanks
for your splendid endorsement. I
would like to show my appreciation
in a practical helpful way, and in
the next issue of this paper | will
outline a plan which | hope will
meet with a favorable response.
When you read the plan suggestions
from you will be welcome. Whether
my plan is carried out will depend
upon your wishes and your assur-
ance of cooperation with me.
THOMAS d. LONG,
County ATTORNEY.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
Hon0rs Visiting Guest.

Mrs. Joe Kujawa was hostess to
group of ladies Saturday night
honoring Mrs p. j. Shea, who was
visiting here from Spokane. The
evening was devoted to pinochle
and bridge. At pinochle Mrs. Garth
kenelty won high score prize and
at bridge that distinction fell to
Mrs Bertha Crotteau. Mrs. Shea
was presented with guest prize.
Dainty refreshments were served at
the conclusions of an enjoyable ev-
-enlng.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
O the Voters
Of Lincoln County

! wish to express by sincere ap-
probation to those who so kindly
gave me their support for the of
flee of County Attorney in the re.
cent election. While | had no wish
to again fill the office, and made NO
attempt to secure it as you all
know, am, nevertheless, truly
grateful for the confidence which
SO many of you voluntarily placed
in me when again you desired me
to occupy this position of trust.
JAMES NJ. BLACKFORD. Sr.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
Mrs. John Reedy Passes.

Mrs. John Reedy, 81, long time
resident of this district, passed away
at her home yesterday evening at
5:56 p. m.
The Rosary will be held at the
Reedy residence Friday evening at &
O'Clock. Funeral services will be
conducted at the ST. Joseph's Cath
ohc church at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning.
A complete obituary will appear
in next weeks issue.
The Western news., 1938-11-10

DR.. V. A. Hannigan spent the
weekend in Spokane.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Coleman on November 9.
Lutefisk supper November II at
Moose hail. 35c and 75c. First Lu-
theran Aid. 24-25.
Sam Cook, BPR employee, under
went a minor operation at the Lib
by hospital Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Price and W
Houlihan of Butte were weekend
visitors at the George Blackwell
home.
Chicken supper at Legion hall
Nov. IL, from 5 o'clock on. Adults
soc. children under IL, 25c.-Ladies
of the Church of God. 1t.
Joe Dunn left week ago for
Menominee, Wis. called by the
death of his aged mother, who was
in her Cos at the time of her death.
Lewis Clark of Spokane was ar
restedyMonday by Patrolman George
Mourar for reckless driving. When
he appeared in Justic Haigler,s court
he was fined $40.
Mrs. Fl. w. Williams of Portland
arrived here Tuesday for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
F. Gay Mrs. Williams will be here
for two or three weeks.
Rev. Fl. L. Pfotenhauer returned
Monday from Great Falls where he
went last Saturday Sunday he
preached at special service in a
Lutheran church in that city.
Dean Courtright, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Courtright, arrived Sat
urday from Winona, Mimi, to visit
with his mother who is confined to
the Libby hospital with hip frac-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Robinson
came over from Choteau for visit
with Mrs. Robinson's parents. MIR.
and Mrs. J. r. Brindley, and to
permit Mr.. Robinson to join MIR
Brindley in an elk and deer hunt.
Mrs. r. N. Whitefield returned
Saturday from paying official visits
to the American Legion Auxiliary
units of Poison, Roman. Whitefish
and Kalispell. Mrs. Whitefiled is
district president of the Auxiliary.
Hi Jinx, November 18. The com
ing attraction of the year. Always
good time, always your moneys
worth. Eats, concession, boxing
dancing, full evenings entertain
ment packed for your enjoyment
Remember-Friday, the 18th.
Karl and Palmer Knudson will
leave tonight for Oregon. They will
stop in Portland on business anc
then will go to Corvallis to visit
their brother, Melvin, who is a stu.
dent at the Oregon State College
While there they will have the
pleasure Of attending the Stanford.
# O. S. c. football lgame.
Wrong Way Corrigan feature.
stage show! o'clock, Hi Jinx, No
vember l8. A full evenings enter
tainment-8-l2 Save the date. The
one big town event of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs Dexter Shaurettt
were hosts to a number OF friends
at buffet dinner Tuesday evening
at their home. The occasion was
Mr. Shaurette's birthday. Guests oi
the evening were. Mr.. and Mrs. Bon
ner Hooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Leach
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Falkner and Mr.
and Mrs. Hal Hall.
A factory trained representative
Mr.. w. E. Willis of the ACQUISITION
Company of New York, trained in
fitting hearing aids, will be in Lib
by Saturday until Monday evening
Nov IL to Is. Demonstrations with
out obligation will be given at the
office of DR. ]. W. Church in Libby
Please call this office. Phone 81 fol
information or appointment 1t
The Western news., 1938-11-10
Bridge Workers Meet.

The Libby Bridge Workers were
guests of Mrs. Leslie Leigh Thurs
day afternoon of last week. The af-
ternoon was given up to contract,
with Mrs. NJ. D. Rowland winning
high score honors and Mrs. A. r.
Richards guest prize.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
MAN|0N SERVICE
CARD OF THANKS

Words cannot adequately express
our deep appreciation for the many
kind and sympathetic acts that came
to us at the time of our recent be-
reavement.
Karl Halverson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Houghton.
Mrs. Gerall Black.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
1895 MENTAL CASES.

There were 1895 patients at the
state mental hospital at Warm
Springs November |, according to
DR.. B. L. Pampel, superintendent of
the institution. OF the total, 1,167
were men and 728 were women.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
Union Thanksgiving Service

Arrangements are being complet-
ed for a union Thanksgiving serv-
ice at the Presbyterian church
Thanksgiving day, Nov. "a, at 10
o'clock. The Methodist. Church of
God and Presbyterian congregation
will join in the service and as manv
others as wish to do SO. The Rev
W. w. De Bolt will deliver the
sermon.