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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Hicksboro News
BY MISS FLORENCE WOODY

There were good numDer present
at Island Creek Sunday school Sun
day. Several new members. We
extend to all a cordial welcome to
worship with us, especially people
who have recently moved in the
neighborhood.
The teachers meeting and prayer
services will be held at the church
Thursday night. Prayer service will
be conducted by Charlie O'Brien.
We hope to have a large crowd
present
We are SO glad to note that Mrs.
S. A. Green is able to be up again.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
CAMERA CLUB MEETS
TO SELECT PICTURES

Members of the Henderson Camera
club will meet tonight at 8 o'clock
in Goodrich Studio, on Garnett street
The meeting is special, called to Sc
lect four pictures to enter by the
club in an exhibit of photographs by
amateurs at Chapel Hill July and 8.
Since the meeting is a special one,
it will be- short and enjoyable for
anyone interested in pictures. The
public is invited.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27

by the hostess in the latter part of
the evening
Guests present were: Mrs. Cecil
Ellis, Mrs. Graham Oakley, Mrs
Morris Forsythe, Mrs. Frank Catlett,
Mrs. Hayes Robertson, Mrs. William
Harris, Mrs. Herman Raines, Mrs
Robert GULL, Mrs. Wavely Wood
ruff, Mrs. Blair Ayscue, Mrs. Sam
Wilson, Mrs. Otis Robertson, Mrs
Charlie Peoples, Mrs. Eta Cash, Mrs
Daisy Davidson, Mrs. Sallie Duke,
Mrs. Hazel Geyston, and Misses
Mildred Partin, Mable" Oakley,
Febera Forsythe, Peggie Duke, Janet
and Norma Cash.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Farmer In Burke
Kills % Snakes
In Three Months

Lenior, June 27.-William 'Lonzo
Harris, Burke county farmer, route
2, Nebo, has killed 90 snakes on his
place in the last two or three months,
says D. Grady Moretz, county super
visor of the Farm Security Admin
istration for Burke and Caldwell
counties. Three were rattlers. The
rest were cOpperheads and various
other snakes.
Mr. Harris is farming under the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Expected Tomorrow

Mr.. and Mrs. John Alton McIver
and three children, of New Orleans,
La, are expected to arrive tomor-
row afternoon for a visit to Mrs.
McIver's mother, Mrs. William T.
Watkins, at her home on North Will
liam street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Woody Reunion Is
TO Be Held July 8
By MISS FLORENCE WOODY

The Woody Reunion will be held
at the home place of w. T. Woody's
near WILLIAMSBURG on Saturday be-
fore the second Sunday in July,
which will be July 8, 1889. All of
the Woodys and family connections
are asked to be present with pic
mic basket. Come and let's have a
happy day together.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Returns to Henderson.

Miss Mary Helen Ross has re-
turned TO her home in Henderson,
after spending the week with her
trend Miss Emma Lee Edwards, of
Henderson route l..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Miss Butcher Returns

Miss Lois Butcher returned to
her home here Sunday night from
an extended visit to friends in
Pennsylvania, New York, and New
Jersey, following the close of her
school, Penn Hall, at Chambers
burg, Pa, several weeks ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Mrs. Duke Hostess.
At Birthday Party

Mrs. James Duke entertained a
number of her friends at birthday
party at her home on a recent even
ing. Many lovely gifts were present
ed her.
Several games were played, and
prizes awarded the winners.
A delicious ice course was served
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Attend Furniture Show.

Mr. and Mrs. Graham Wheeler
Miss Mildred Hughes, John Hughes,
ST.. and Mrs. Dorman Blaylock, of
Wawenton. spent yesterday in High
Point at the furniture show.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27

Vance Council No. 80, Daughters
Of America, will meet Wednesday
nicht at s o'clock in the Junior Or
der Hall All members are urged to
be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Scouts to Contact Committee

All Girl Scouts who have register
ed with Miss McClendon for en-
trance to Camp Crabtree are asked
70 get in touch with Miss Mariel
Gary or Mrs H. l.. Keller, the camp
committee from the local district.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Goes To Camn

Miss Shannon Morton left yester-
iay for Camp Mont Shenandoah, at
Nllboro Springs, Virginia, where
,te will spend a few weeks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Here for Wcek-End

Mr. and Mrs. .Cramer Morton, of
Wmston-S Salem, visited Mr.. Morton's
sisters. Misses Shannon and Eliza
beth Morton. over the weekend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Guests of Edwards,

Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Edwards had
as their weekend guests Mr.. and
Mrs G. F. Barker and children, of
Roanoke Rapids, and Mrs. II. C..
Falkner and little son, Of Hender-
som
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
BLUEBERRIES OVER
STATE ARE BETTER

College Station, Raleigh, June 27..
improved blueberries adapted to
North Carolina conditions are now a
reality and offer a profitable new
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Go to ManteO.

Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Wester and
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Powell left today
mr Nlauteo, where they will spend
he week
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Visits Here.

Miss Martha Longest, of Rocky
uaInt. arrived in the city yesterday
= - visit Miss Mildred Finch, at her
home here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Visiting In Petersburg, v:

Mrs d p Ayscue and Miss Mamie
Faulkner left today to spend some
rne in Petersburg, Va, as the guests
4 Mrs. N. J. Belvin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27

ur and Mrs. A. T. Beard and fam
ar are visiting their relatives in
tE cE,uth Carolina and Georgia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Visiting on Route 4.

Miss Maria Briggs is visiting Miss
rlse Anna Coghill, at Henderson
r,rte r !. this week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
MARRIAGES, PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
At Beach This Week.

pichard Davis and Wesley Adams
sncnding this week at Virginia
9p'Sach. Virginia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Visits Miss HObgOOd.

Ais, Margaret Briggs is spending
- week with Miss Mary Elizabeth
uu'n,beood ", on route 4.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-27
Choral Club Holds
Meeting Recently

The choral club held it's regular
meeting on a recent evening at the
home of Mrs. Minnie Branch. Busi-
ness of the club was discussed and
transacted. There was a large at
tendance.
At the conclusion of the meeting
Mrs. Branch served a delicious ice
course.
The next meeting will be held Fri
day night, at the home of Mrs. Sam
Wilson. All members are urged to
be present
Clifton Edwards Ill.
Friends will regret to learn that
Clifton Edwards is i'll at his home on
the Raleigh road.
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Lakewood Player. TO Hold
Iryouts for "hax Fever"

Tryouts for the Lakewood Play
ers' next play, Hay Fever" by
Noel Coward. will be held again
Thursday and Friday evenings at
1880 O'Clock at Z. S. Cartozian's at
759 Broadway. First tryouts were
Wednesday evening.
Ralph Camargo, who has worked
with the Pasadena Players, with
Burton James at the Repertory
Playhouse in Seattle and with the
Washington State theater, will di-
rect the play, which will start the
new summer program OF the Lake
wood Players. One play will be
produced each month during the
coming year. Hay Fever" which
is the story of the eccentricities of
one family, will be ready for pres
entation the first of September.
For further information concern
ing the tryouts, call Mr.. Cartozian
at Ma. 1924. Anyone interested
may try out.
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worthy duNlSeT OF the state.
General Chairman Miss Evelyn
Moe has selected the following
Rainbow Girls. Masons and East
ern Stars to assist her in making
final arrangements for the pro-
gram: Registration. Miss Barbara
Tissot, Mrs. Leslie coubrough,
housing. Miss Dorothy Wiekens,
Mrs. Iona Lee Wattenbarger, pub
licity. Miss Mary Emma Bowles,
Mrs. Arthur Wickens: grand ball.
Miss Jane Barton, Miss Hildur
Truedson: drill teams. Miss Lila
Kirkwood. Mr.. Arthur Sloyer,
decorations. Miss Doris Bird. Mrs.
L. r. Bird; banquet. Miss Jane
Lundberg. Mrs. Giles Bowler.
Courtesy, Miss Betty Gsllert'
Mrs. Phillip Ciltner; parade. Miss
Betty Boucher. Mr.. Arthur Royal.
mother advisers luncheon, Mrs.
Rex DECK: Grand Cross Of Color
luncheon. Miss Lois Cooper. Mrs.
Title Thompson; picnic, Miss
Trlla Mae Wattenbarger, Mrs.
Ethel Westerdahl: assembly set
up. Miss Dorothy KEEL; scrap
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BeirothsI Revealed AZ
Shower for Brids-EIect

At n surprise shower given Mon
day evening for Miss Vienna koeg-
Ter. whose marriage to Mr.. Carl O.
Anderson will take place July 7.
Miss Lanrine Anderson, sister Of
the bridegroom. surprised her
guests with the announcement Of
her coming marriage TO Mr.. Merle
J. Pyle Of Arizona. Sept. l.
After an evening spent In sew
Ing. the late supper was served a.
lace covered tabis centefed with
miniature wedding scene sur
rounded by pale pink rose petals.
The news xas concealed within
tiny capsules found at sseh piacs.
Guests included Mesdames os-
car c. Anderson. Roy Guam. Leon.
ard Guam OF Spokane. Floyd
Myers Of conlse dam. Dexter
Richardson and Arnold Johnson:
Misses velma koegIer. winifrsd
Tuft. Kay sakans. Ethel Church
IN. Eiizabeth Miller. Hsnristta
o'Neii and Laurins Andersen.
Mas Anderson h q grsduats of
Stadium high school and Tacoma
General Hospital School Of surs-
inF Mr. Pyle IL a former mem
her u the 18th Infantry Can Do"
regiment and IN China received
special honors while on duty
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Leave for Months
Soiourn in California

Mrs " W. Thnrns left Wrdness
day for san Francisco. Calf. 10
visit her on-ln-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert NJ. Downsy
lRosamond ThorneD, She will also
visit a hrother-in.law and sister.
Dr. and Mrs. Clyde T. Smith Of
the Veterans hospital st Fort
Mlley. She Il driving south with
Mrs. Charles McCorkis and Mrs.
Kenneth Dodspn.
On the way dawn they will visii
with relatives In Chehslis. Port
land, Ore, and Medford. or. They
will also spend some time al
Crater lake and At The Golden
Gate International exposition
They viii be away q month.
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Thsis Rho GirIs 10
Meet Friday

There viii he . special meeting
~ Tacoma Theta rho Clris club.
80. 5. At Odd Fellows temple. FRI
day afternoon ~ . O'Clock.
The meeting 10 . business ses-
sion for ths purpose 81 discussing
Ina tlms and place Of tns insssiis-
ton ceremonies and 10 make ar.
rsnr~msnts for the Golden Jubilee
celebration pageant snd parade
Reservations for the cruise 20 es
hsid SON. should be made al Fri-
days meeting 81 which tiDs ths
destination Of the cruise WILL be
decided upon.
All ether business relative 70
summer activities and pienies wlll
BE- discussed. and definite arrange.
uisn,s slli he made a. me nsx,
meeting ~ me group. All mem
bsra are urged n attend.
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Receive Congratulations on
Birth OF Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Hol-
comb Of s207 So. Cakes st. are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of q daughter May 30 al Sc.
Joseph's hospital The little girl,
who has been named Mary Ann.
il being welcomed by her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. " LsBeils
Of spanAwsy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Fullam OF Seattle. shar-
ing IN the congratulations also 10
a maternal srsat-rrandmothsr.
Mrs. Joseph LABelle Of Green Bay.
Wis.
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MissAnnCreco
Is Betrothed
engagement Announced ~
Dinner Party 81 Family
Home July 4


The engagement Of Miss
Ann Greco 10 Mr.. John Tharp
Of Aberdeen was announced
at a dinner party July | At tho
home OF the hride-to-bes
father. Mr.. Sebastian Greco.
1909 So. Sheridan ave. Mr..
Tharp is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chaunecy Tharp Of Aber-
deem. No definite date has
been set for the ceremony.
A lace cloth covered the dinner
table witch Was eenterea with an
arrangement Of sweet peas and
roses PINK iapers in attractive
randelabrs added 20 the charm ~
the appointments
The hostess was assisted II tho
dinner hour ~ her sister. Mrs j.
Long
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Party Honors
Miss MeIin
Misses johnson and Elmer
Compliment fisneee OF
Mr.. Carter


At the home OF Mrs. c. A.
Grain on North American
lake Saturday afternoon a
surprise shower was given for
Miss Blanda Melin. fiancee OF
Mr.. George Carter Of Seattle.
The occasion also honored
Mrs. Grahn's sister. Mrs. Ru-
dolph Bloomquist. who. with
the Rev. Bloomquist and their
two children. Is visiting here
from Worthington, MINI.
Luncheon was served IN tina
garden OF the Cram home A. a
table eharmingiy eentsrsd with
yellow and blue summer flowers.
The hostsssss were Mrs c. A.
Grain and the Misses slEns john
son and Martha Elmer.
The luncheon vas followed by
games and the presentation Of
msny gifts 10 Miss Aeiin for her
new homs. Guests included tns
teachers Of the Central schooi,
where both Mrs Bioomquist and
Mas Mslin have taught. ss vel
as other close friends
Those present we're Assaamsa
Rudolph Bloomqaist, Can Eydeil.
Edls johnson. Anna Elmer. y p.
helin. g. L. Gaibrslth. w. J0nB-
200. Carl Dletz Henry Holt.
Georgia Heath. David kinxis p
isry cspen. Lloyd Hague, & A.
Grain. and ths Misses BANDS
Heiin. signs Johnson. Martha ~
nsr. Ruth MeCovera. Cara VIII
ANS. Louise sach'shslm and En-
ma Van Bxrgh
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Miss Sykosky, Mr.. Gilbert
Flight Troth Saturday
Bride Is Beautiful in Gown Of White Msrquseiie for
Morning Wedding in sis Peter and Paul Church; Return
To Make Home in Tacoma After Wedding Trip in Canada

q Wearing with her soft filmy bridal gown of white silk
arqusete gold which had belonged to her grand
mother Miss Violet Agnes Sykosky became the bride of Mr..
Henry Hensey Gilbert SITS Peter and Paul church
Saturday morning at IL o'clock The church simply
decorated in dephnum of light and dark shades of blue
With white regal lilies
The brides dress fashioned affeta with full
Skirt which fell Down the front of the gown and
bordering the train appqued flowers the note
being repeated her Juliet cap from which her fngerp
length veil cascaded Sleeves long and full and
scaloped the On her white prayer book the bride
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carried white orchids.
The Rev. Henry Rozyeki, o. S.
? s., performed the ceremony in the
4ohurch in which the bride has been
: the organist for a number Of years.
She was given in marriage by a
brother, Mr.. Daniel Mitchell.
= Two sisters of the bride were
:. her attendants. Mrs. Leon Cheslock
and Miss Pauline Sykosky. Their
! gowns were of white chiffon made
with square neck lines and boufant
; skirts. Jackets were made with
full sleeves. Like the bride, the
attendants wore gold crosses which
had belonged to their grandmother.
their flowers being bouquets of
light and dark blue delphinium.
They wore also large white picture
hats.
Mr.. John Pagni was best man
for Mr.. Gilbert and Mr.. Leon Ches-
lock was the usher.
Following the wedding, a recep-
ton was held at the home OF the
i. brides mother, Mrs. Helen Sykos-
ky, 1415 East 2sth st. The hostess
received wearing gown of rose
lace with corsage of gardenias.
The bridegroom's mother, Mrs.
George Gilbert, also wore rose lace
with gardenias.
Delphiniums were also used in
. the reception appointments with
touches of pink added. On the
, collation. table was a lace cloth
and centering the arrangement
was the brides cake. A beautiful
silver service was used and many
. white tapers were set in silver can
delabra. Miss Ann Chesky and Miss
! Georgia Mae Gilbert presided at
. the reception with sisters of The
, bride assisting.
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Firsrove Rites
Beautiful
Miss Jeanne Howe. Mr..
Wilbur prsdmors
United in Gsrdsn

In a natural lawn setting
and in the presence Of relatives
and close friends from Seat
tie. Tacoma, poulsbo and near
by communities. Miss JEANNE
Howe. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rex Howe Of Poulsbo,
and Mr.. Wilbur L. Predmore,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. w.
predmore of Route 2. puy-
allup. were married Saturday
evening at 7.30 o'clock. The
Rev. George Harlow, pastor
OF the First Presbyterian
church. Puyallup. read the
services nj the home Of the
brides aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Howe Of Fir
grove.
The hfids ~ors q costume Ut Eisfe
lace over blur satin and carried
white sxsst psss and PINK rose.
buds she ~s. attended by her
sister. Mrs. Eileen Dodd. whose coo.
tune ~ss of black chiffon over
black and white. Mar pcsqust rsa
lavender sweet peas and pink fos~-
buds Ths beat man was Mr.. Fred
srsck Predmors. brother al ths
bridegroom. Following the esrs-
mony . reception vss hsld
Mrs. prsdmore u . graduate q
poul.bo high school and Mr.. PRED
mors WAS graduated from ruyailsp
high scnooi In tns eisss of ~. rhs
uew nome viil he near kAnsssst-
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Clarence Markers
rese Twin Daughters

NJ. and Mrs. Llsffnce MafkeFI
u 1909 So. Madison 81. held open
house June 20 in honor Of the first
birthday Of their twin daughters,
June and Judith Marker. TWO
small cakes decorated In pink and
white attn ons small candle cen
tered the table
Seigbbors and relatives ealing
during the day we're Miss Nscis
Ault. Miss Josephine Fish. Mrs. A.
wilkins and son. Phillip. Mrs.. y.
Eberhzrdt ard son. EDDIE. Mrs..
AIsert Dauphin and son, Donald,
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Announce Birth OF
Eirsf Child

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hradsn are
receiving congratulations on ina
birih u their first enid. . gira.
psrbars Alsps. on june .. Mater
nal grandparents are Mr.. and MIRA
q. A Brong. and psisrnsI grand
parents are Mr.. and Mira Isss1
Brsdsn. al of Taeoms. Maternal
grsat-grsndpsrsnis are Mr.. and
MIRA. c. W Atwood Of stslIaeoom
CITY.
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The brides costume for travelling
was beige fur-trimmed suit with
which she wore light blue Access
SORES and orchids. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert have returned 10 Tacoma
after a short wedding trip to Vic
toria and other parts of British
Columbia.
Mrs. Gilbert was graduated from
Lincoln high school and Holy Ro-
sary, and her husband. the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilbert. i1i4
No. Prspect St, received his edues-
ton at Stadium. the College OF
Puget Sound and the University
of Oregon where ne was affiliated
with Phi Chi fraternity.
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Community Picnic Planned
For University Place

A University Place community
picnic ~ill be held At ritlow Beach
park On Sunday. The Improve
ment club has planned the picnic
and extends invitations 10 resi-
dents Of University Place. Mar.
rows View. Lemons Beach. Titlow
Beach and Day Island and their
friends. The club il serving free
coffee and lemonade al o'clock,
Following the lunch viii be games
and races for children and sduits.
The committee in charge includes
Mr.. George Mcinnls. chairman:
Mr.. ard Mira. Clarence stout, Mr..
Lester Magoon. Mr.. Richard Hart
sell. Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Elliott.
Miss Anne Leland and Mira A. c.
Gas.
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Thirteenth Grand Assembly
To Convene In Tacoma
Splendid Program Of Work and Play Planned by Five
Hostess Assemblies; Miss Evelyn Moe 70 Head
General Committee

The five hostess assemblies for the 18th Annual Grand
Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls for the state of WASH
ngon territory of Alaska to be held in Tacoma July IL
to 15 busy making preparations for the event. Inc
assemblies which will be hostesses approximately 800
girls the Tacoma, Cedar White Clover Puyaup and
Sumner groups.
Mr. A. j. Swindle confidential observer of the Supreme
assembly supreme inspector for the state of Washington
and the territory of Alaska Order of Rainbow for Girls has
made Rainbow Washington /at it is today Miss Lillian
Hendrckson member Tacoma assembly present grand
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Mrs. ciff caffsy and DarrsIl and
Beverly. Mrs. Carr wahlsrs and
Gene and Eonnis Mrs. Irene Wool
cry and Bobby, MArgls. Betty.
Joey. Pat, Donna Mae and Frances.
Mr.. and Mrs X Y. Roberts and
Mrs. j. ]. scsni0n Of LakevieS,
grandmother of the twins
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Relief CORDS TO Meet

Phil Sheridan Relief corps, No.
80, will meet in the Armory FRI
day for a 1890 o'clock luncheon,
to be followed by business ses-
sion, Mrs. Alfred Boudreau, presi-
dent. requests the auditing COM
mittee to meet at IL o'clock.
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Mr. and Afs hut<ff Mtee~& ~
announces the mFth ~ slaughter
June I II the TssasA e~n~fsl
hospital me bssy hss hesn nsnssa
Patricia nss Grandparents shsf-
ing in tbs good pish~s are ~.
nas<rs Henderson n oFshass snd
M. and Mrs. n hlssse a sbis city.
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La quick s~iM ~ith yosf maGje CO
opener =. . jiay mix win yons hvosioo
ssisd dressing. and Prsssol you hsve .
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witches. Intriguing eo<ksails. >. asseey
suna cakes and dozsss ~ Oder mo- DID
- are mxgicsily easy 10 pssparss Al
each ons will b. sure 70 b. : beilliane &C.
cess - coup d msisss every 60 4
you use this superior tuna. II yos bosebta
miIlion cans, they'd al b. d. $500 ~
qualify deIiesss. sssdss. delicicuel
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Fssorise Of Amerienn housewives - ~
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books, Miss Annita sherman; ia
vors. Miss jeanne Stern and past
worthy advisers of Cedar and Ta-
coma assemblies; welcoming, Mrs.
Rose Leonard. skits. Miss Mary
Thomas, finance. Mrs, Leroy Moe.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-11-09
Eureka News
THEATRE GUILD PRESENTS
BUNK HOUSE BLUES

Bunk House Blues" a play de-
picting life in the lumber camps
of 1906, was given to a full house on
Thursday evening The play was
written and directed by Miss Olga
Weydemeyer of Fortine and Melted
about SIS toward the community
hall. The play showed life in the
bunk hntise-of-the-tyypies lumber
camps found in this community of
that year. Perhaps the most. out
standing character was that of Bud
Schwellenbach. played by Bud
Armstrong, while that of the ten
derfoot timekeeper played by Win
ton Weydemeyer, was also greatly
enjoyed. Jack Hennigsen. as a
dumb "Swaide," also kept in char
acter to the finish and provoked
much merriment. The introduction
of songs and dances took the pos
sibility of a taste of too much camp
life out of the menu while the in
strumental numbers added to the
entertainment This production
should be great encouragement to
Miss Weydemeyer to forge ahead
with other plays.