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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08

Johnson. Mrs. Teena laa7 on, Nd
and Mrs. William smith NJ,
Margaret Coates. 81 Na .hlnvton.
u. C.. Mrs. Ann Smith ,rs. Kshl
French. Mrs. Roscoe Euler. NJ,
Bernadine Jordan.
Others present Al Inc ecep,ioI
included Mr.. and " Leonard
Thompson. Miss Lula Gregory M
and Mrs. Charles Cob Mr. snd
Mrs. Walter Cole. Nj. PhnHJ
Roberts, Mrs. Lucille loo Mr. al
Mrs. Melvin Gaines. NJ and Nrl
John Marlborough. Ms Rsdfor/
Morris. DR.. and Mrs. Na'sins sri|
daughter, Bernie. Mrs Kate Iohrl
son. Mr.. and Mrs. WlAaM Oshv
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno penick aid
son Parker, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Robinson. Mrs. f'ae Henry
Mrs. Myrtle Gaskill Mis- EhI|
leen Henry. Mrs. Bcl'l,a Ianioir
Ted Owens, DR.. and NJ Charlie,
Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. f.r lIuichI|
ms. Mr.. and Mrs. Ianl.. dole and
family. Mr.. and Mrs lowell Gun
zcns, Or. and Mrs. .lancs Mocrs
and daughter. Mrs N,nel Ne.
Corkle, Mr.. and Mrs. rHmon 0,-|
borne. Mr.. and Mrs e7rh o.
horne. Mr.. and Mrs. Howe Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Osho M sni|
Mrs Walter Harmon Mss NsHj
ppnick. Billy Svpcr' C Nar.I
Theodore Woodson. ~ ana Mrs.
+. +. Dawson. and NJ siins
Smith.
Still other reception 1e-'. Mere,
Mrs. Fears and daughfo Misses
Maxine and Hortense; VI and Mr|
Fleming. Attorney and Ms Ha-
old Bledsoc. Attorney ara Nr
Julian Perry. Or. Bob Reanou. ~.
and Mrs. Paul Alexando NJ and
Mrs. Alva Carroll. Nj ard Mrs
Robert Bowles. Nj. and Nf p. 81
Lambert. Dr. and MIS- Gfime',
Miss Elizabeth Gullcy. Mrs. Made
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Slerhons Mrs.
Earl Walton. Miss Meta Pelham
Miss Hattie Barrier. Ms ElD|
Foster. Mrs. Eva Green Mrs o.
p. Lindsay. Mrs. Anna NoNham'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Demps'N and Mrs
Bessie Carney. and AN F'arcf
W. Dent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08

chat 10 ? close. with the usual 70
minder ihaf Won continue boosting
your home town paper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08

with ? hi NJ Paul Lawrence DUN
bars hpmcr Mrs Marsarct Ride
out and the efficient hostess tick
led The worries. and Mrs CLYDE
G Howell who halls from Los
Angeles. contributed more humor
in the form NJ reading Mrs Lila
Williams provoked sim more
laughter by dancing her version
OF The 'Aida' Rallei as Mrs Ride
out did liiile reminiscine on The
keyboard.
Mrs Maddox and Mrs. Frishy
Will refurn in SCnten,her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
Mrs. Edward A. Carter Welcomed By Deroiter]
To City At A Pretty Outdoor Reception, Sunday
Community Wome|
OF Christian Cent?
Have Annual Picni|

The council OF clmmrnIiv W.
en- OF The Christian center -
their annual picnic = Rslls N
Friday. June 80. II vas on,. n
success. More than seeen,v a
neighborhood children wcle r,.,]
at this affair.
Refreshments comprprs ler.l
AIDE. hot dogs and hara,cga ~
plentifully served AND sgervol
present had a grand iive
Club members presea lneludJ
Mrs. Addie Gray. pres sam NJ
Leila Taylor. EVELYN Dumas n
disc Estwick, Minnie Wnl,rJ
Annie Mae Powell. Euoa Cent
Fannie Foster. Rosa Freeman "a
nice Graham. Florenta Nrcm n
dessa Staten, Cleo WIS uas,d
Bruenton and PaMlef lack.or
Mrs. Lucy Tyree az renns.s.!
sister Of Mrs. Endora nea'ry. va
guest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08

Miss Louise Simms. daughter
Of Or. and Mrs. n +. Simms.
of Firwood avenue. who will
become the bride Of George
FELTON, TAYLOR. Of Detroit. July
-. al the home Of her parents.
The hride-to-he is Police de-
nartment court worker. She
- graduate of the | ni,er-
sity of Michigan and a mem
her of Delta Sigma Theta So
rorit,. Mr. TAYLOR. the son ol
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. :. TAYLOR. of
Bakersfield. california. is en-
ployed nv Great Lakes lnsur-
ance COMPANY. He attended
Norehnuse college and is ahii-
ated with the Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity. \ reception will
follow the Wedding ceremony.
after which the couple viii
leave for short hone, moon in
CANDIDA The, will he at home
AZ 2il T.. Forest. Detroit. after
July ~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08

decora'ed with an abundance Of
crr flowers The hostess received
manv lovely gifts. among which
VAS hctntl;ul cake made BIS her
Leroy Winfofd Guests we're MI
and Mrs Re,Spf Watlev. Mrs
Thomas simmons MI ami MIS-
Milton Rrscn NJ and Mrs For
rest Gamble NJ ana Mis- i L.
Sarss'er lstsnce lager. Miss
l.ois hushe- t'ed simmons Pearl
Gsiuway, Alon1o Waic Mrs Sallie
Hughes NJ DAVIS Mark Book
man Miss Clara craig II BRYANT.
william Edwards. and Mr and
Mrs Ions Rico
The Detroit Musicians associa-
ZION held ~ regular scml- mon'hlv
eeiinr Mpuda, evening hlv 3.
~ 'reaf Lakes Insurance build.
nv Final plans Ners made for The
~ioror roast AZ N"llo Isle Monday
eveniu2 lule T. The group Kill
iea,' u cars frum soi T. Warren
aveni' ~ >p m Fitends are I'M
ri'cd % come along and ENJOY the
eats and fun
We nre very glad 10 report that
AIRS l.ucilfe Fannlne Davis mad q
successful operation ~ Trinity
hospial Wednrsday morning for
removal ~ me appendix and is
doine nirely
Levi NinclieId. Tribune limo
type operator. lcf' las, week end
TOR Arkansas 10 attend Tho funer-
al ~ his Nouneesi daughter The
urora WAS hold SUNDAY
II has been q ios>-np rs ~ Just
who enf The hrcak las, saturday
Old Dobbin or The Dehs II was
ELAINE Lewis turn - entertain the
Deh- Abou' Town. IN she invited
them 10 assemble a. the Bells
Riding Academy a. ltica Several
Of me members We're able 10 30.
and such riding loSs as those no
wees did have All the horses
were very proud ~ their Well.
gfoomed Young riders and strt'ted
ami pranced their approval The
neb loo we're ,apIivated viii
The hnr-os and Zach made vows "a
heroine skilled equestrian Miss
LEVI. provided houn'iful refresh
! meni. f'r the ,npng ladics who
nuio,sd thon 10 The lasi drop
Resido- The hostess The others
present were Marjorie Carer
arolvn Dunbar Ienuie Cole Mar
iorio rreenidec Nafcarci Mccall
and Juno Dickens
Miss Wlnlired Brady entertain.
ed Saurday evening. June -. al
ben home ou Northiirld. IN honor
uf Nj and Mrs Milriier Moore
who w.r married recently Boa
Nashville Tom. where both Wrf,
attending Mrharrv Medical coll
lere Mrs Moore Who graduated
with honors At Mcharrv in June
has begun her inlernoshin ~ Gen
oval Hospital 30 in 81 Louis
Mo. The party was held IN the
svarkv basement recreafion room,
~ ths Brady home Music was
nrovided by nickieodia- Re-
f-eshmenfs were served lavishlv
J. was verv informal ard deliSh'-
ful AFFAIR and thoss who erioved
II were Mr. snd Mrs FL Bfnia-
r-'". ULYSSES Bavkin. Dodis Cole
Willis Ward w'nifred Rradv
Mr. ard Mrs Hnphes Peterson
Pope BENJAMIN. Margaret Mccall.
Mr. and Mrs Claude C0Oner nr
qnd Mrs Frazier Moore. Mr. and
Mrs. Milfidre Moore. Iohnella
johnson and Forest Young
md now We must hiring our
chat 10 ? close. With the usual 70
minder ihai you continue hoosting
your home town paper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
N~. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 4ass~ Mu.
In DETROTT.S MIRROR
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Harold johnson celebrated the taking
sail
Ncn g'yaacd gr,'N MssFe' houston Gus, cos'e,
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n ara Ms TED WA'e Nf and Ms Ffank kanod and p
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nose 10 r,,, oe.ss ropsa- Bob
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v,sn lo4ss 4na Ma'sAai Flushes
Nsrt4f. Tr,ls Amer Johnson
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r.rs fl.c Sc IN r., vsfs- ~ ana Mrs rarner
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Na'sare Mccall
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B7Hn k9s Frans l'7s' Ms Sfn'' ea sues ana rhme's
N0''en
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Evening star., 1939-11-26
WAS Absent.Minded
Saws Tipping Actor

viii Fyffe. the distinguished Scot
tish actor who is playing the role
Of Scot currently in Ruler of the
Seas" new Frank Lloyd production,
was approached by a small girl and
asked for an autograph one day as
he left the Paramount Studio res
taurant with a group Of fellow
players.
Fyffe obliged, then handed the
tot a 25-cent piece. ~
That's a surprising thing for
. Scot to do, WILL" remarked Mar
garet Lockwood. English actress who
plays Fyffe's daughter In the fea-
ture.
AYE" Fy1e agreed. AYE, it was
that. Maggie. But she looked so
pretty, don't you know"
But q quarter. VIII, instead Of a
penny!" some one else admonished.
WELL" said the Scot, II guess
maybe was absent-nhnded for a
moment!"
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Robert Young
Now Makes
First Team
. He's Out,of b Glass
In Two Pictures
In a Row =.
HOLLYWOOD.

0OkLx WON)D. !.
By the Associated Press. j
1T feels like I've been places" d
the way Robert Young describes his
reaction to getting on THE First
Team"
Young, often called the most
capable of the leading men. has been
working hard in secondary, or "B"
pictures, for nearly all of his 10
years in Hollywood.
Along came westward Passage"
and, because 1t was to be a costly
picture, M. G. M. cast in 1t two of
its first-team boys. Spencer Tracy
and Robert Taylor. The latter, re-
portedly, read the story and saw that
he'd have such tough acting compe-
tition that he begged of.
And so Young fell heir to the role.
He is said to have played this
part, his first in a big picture, with
such feeling and enthusiasm that, as
usual, directors who scarcely gave
Bob a second glance now are won-
dering why they couldn't see him
before. It always happens that way.
Young now is playing the lead in
''Florian," another part that was
written, at least tentatively, for
Taylor.
Nope, I don't feel like celebrat-
ing" says Young, 1--WE been around
long enough to realize that it's Just
the breaks Of the bushes that finally
put me onto the first team. Maybe
I'll buy q new hat If I stay on team
for awhile"
Evening star., 1939-11-26
He Didn't Believe It
When He Got a Role

Harry Baldwin, secretary to Jack
(Buck) Benny, the lad who is
known as the All-American door
knocker" because he has Knocked
on the doors which have opened
on the Benny air program for the
past eight years, turned motion pic
ture actor the other day. And he
was two hours late.
One night he asked Mark Sand
rich, Paramount producer-director,
If he. could have . role in Buck
Benny Rides Again." the Benny
starrer. Sandrich gave it to him
50 easily that he didn't believe it.
I'm an actor" he told the Benny
writer's, Ed Beloin and Bill Nor
row in the morning he came to
work. "No longer am I an anony-
nous old door knocker."
Don't be Silly" they told him.
They've ribbing you. Stay away.
Don't be . sap"
Baldwin was among the missing
for two hours. When he finally
reached the set, he got his first
bawling out In his drst job and
then played his flrst scene.
p. s.-His job was to knock On
. door and open It.
Evening star., 1939-11-26

be good words. all in real English
You have an accent, you know"
mo, I didn't know" sighed Bo-
gart. I'm glad you told me. What
sort of an accent?"
Kentucky colonel accent" said
Mike, waving his arms generously
You're q heel, sub. You-all shu
enough is heel. sub. Like Bette
Davis in 'Jezebel.'"
"And I ride q horse like Big Boy
Williams" suggested Bogart. Lick
ETY. gallop, clop-clop."
"Beeg Boy will ride his own horse, =
explained Mike. Hes one Of US
too"
II talk like Miss Davis and I ride
like Big Boy williams. What does
Flynn do?"
"Meester Flynn, he is beautiful" !"
said Mike enthusiastically.
II know" agreed Bogart, 'but
what does he do?"
He is after the same gold that
you want. What situation!"
only he gets 1t. Is that the
plot, Mike?"
"Of course, he gets it. Do you
want to spoil my picture?"
Il still don't know what I do
said Bogart.
You said Mike, assuming q
fatherly attitude, ARE q monkey
"A monkey?"
"A beeg monkey" nodded Mike
"A what you Gala gorilla"
"You mean guerrilla?"
That's it," agreed Mike. "A man
who shoots in the dark and runs
away"
I'm killed, of course"
"Of course" agreed Mike. "You
die beautifully. Meester Flynn he
steeks you with your own knife"
And I say nothing, as usual"
Exactly, you say nothing. You
just die. But beautifully. The lines
aren't written yet. But the situa.
ton is magnificent. You fight
Meester Flynn, and Enrol he fight.
you. You are the heel with the
accent. He is the hero. You try
to stab him, so, and he turns the
turtle on you. What a situation!"
"Yes," agreed Humphrey, ISM
it?"
Evening star., 1939-11-26

Lew Ayres In
"Al Quiet on the
Western Front"
Evening star., 1939-11-26

Hawaiian NIGHTS"
and
ssThn Kera ~ ~
Evening star., 1939-11-26

AAnA 4AeSAS ANAS0 Va WAA1V AAAo PnA Y " 90
to be. He knew only. that Enrol
Flynn, Miriam Hopkins and RAN
dolph Scott were in it, too.
I'm two minutes I tell you," said
Mike. 1T is a fine part. You are
what they call a heel again. A
snake in the bushes"
II suspected that" grinned Bo-
gart. .
But this is not the same again, /"
said Mike hastily. I'm this role you
ride, lickety gallop, clop-clop over
the desert. On q horse. On a
beautiful. wild horse. Like you were
going to holler 'Hi-ho, Silver only 1t
isn't silver: 1t is gold you steal"
"On a wild horse?" murmured Bo-
gart.
"A very wicked horse" agreed
Mike, growing more excited and
volatile by the moment. "A beau
tiful horse. We will have two dou-
bles."
Doubles for the horse?" queried
Bogart, doubtfully.
mo one horse could stand it,"
said Mike proudly. "You will ride
magnificently, dangerously and
shoot, boom! boom! while you co."
$50 far I don't like it." said Bo-
gart. DO have lines to say, too,
Mike?"
Fine lines" said Mike, waving
the idea aside. "They aren't writ
ten yet. They don't matter. You
are trying to steal gold Thomas
Jefferson needs to keep up the war.
Meester Flynn, he wants that gold
for Mr.. Lincoln, and Randolph
Scott, he has come for Mr.. Jefferson,
and you want 1t all for Mr.. Bogart.
What a situation!"
'You mean Jefferson Davis" VEN
tured Humphrey, gently.
Who cares about names?" roared
Mike. "It's the situation. Every
body trying to steal the same gold
coming out of Virginia City. Horses
galloping, guns booming, gold dust
leaking out of sacks. What q situa-
tion!"
But no lines" said Bogart.
PLENTY of lines. Beautiful lines
They aren't written yet. Whole
pages of the script are missing yet.
I haven't read it yet, but it will
Evening star., 1939-11-26

Bob Burns in
Our Leading
Citizen :"
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Even in Sweden

Mickey Rooney Is q prototype
even in Sweden. He has just re-
ceived copies of boy books by
Emil Norlander. known as the Mark
Twain of Sweden. All illustrations
of Kalle Anderson, the authors
typical Swedish boy hero, are
sketches with Mickey's features.
Even in the magazine and news
paper illustrations for these Kalle
Anderson boy stories Mickey Is the
model for the character.
Evening star., 1939-11-26

last year by Shirley Temple. Myrna
10y and Jeanette Macdonald wers
second and third to Miss Davis In
the 1850 survey.
The favorite stars latest picture
Is The Private Lives Of Elizabeth
and Essex" in which she co-stars
with Enrol Flynn.
Evening star., 1939-11-26

pants OF. His boyish confusion (it
was his first movie) and consequent
awkwardness in that scene endeared
him to a lot Of people who branded
him :another Charlie Ray"
Dozens of other stars can point
back to single scenes as the keys to
their present ranking. Remember
Jimmy Cagney and his grapefruit
thrust into the face Of Mae Clark?
It made him famous. A song sung
by Dick Powell in Blessed Event"
put him up there. Even Clark Gable
attributes his present status to .
Evening star., 1939-11-26
It's a Situation, Humphrey,
Dialogue or No Dialogue
Being an Account of Prefecture !.
Conference Between Mr.. Bogart
And MIR. Michael Curtiz
By Carlisle Jones.


few days before he Flagstaff Ar
met Director Michael Curtiz lot. -
Humphrey poy began Mike, you be
Bogart well to Mixes
Crz that he
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Heffernun
CONTINUED From First Page.)

came the most popular starring team
in movie history.
Wayne Morris hit the marquee
lights as the result of Q hotel room
scene with Edward G. Robinson in
kid Galahad." Robinson and his
gangster pals were holding a party,
and one practical joker cut Morris
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Wofnen's Favorite
Is. Bette Davis Y

Bette Davis is the favorite screen
player Of American women, accord
ing to word received at Warner
Bros. studio. The announcement fol-
lows survey conducted for Fortune
Magazine by the Elmo Roper or
ganization.
Miss Davis takes the position held
Evening star., 1939-11-26
WoIfert
Continued From First Page.)

around looking helpless and . little
startled.
Jack Whiting Is In the show with
not much to do. The main burden
Is carried by Eve Arden, Hiram
Sherman, Frances Mercer, Grace
Mcdonald and swing band that
sure can NOW 'em down.
Max Gordon has produced the
show luxuriously and Vincente Nj
nelli's settings are works Of art, to
state 1t mildly.
Broadway Gets
The Bird
Our Thanksgiving turkey was
called "Aries Is Rising" and Earl
Blackwell and Caroline North con-
fess to having written It.
OsssAssd ~ ~ Nseth Aaseieaa ~
1eswapaese AlliaaeA Msl
Evening star., 1939-11-26

single brief foray as gangster who
pushed Joan Crawford around.
Trace the records and you'll md
almost every star can point back to
q big moment" one that spelled the
difference between big league and
minor.
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. lnc.)
Evening star., 1939-11-26

| Joel NcCrea. Andrea
| Leeds. They Shall
Have Music"
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-03

Publish July 5, 10, F, 24, 1o"o
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-03

All Stockholders who have not already done so, are requested to register their stock with the Secretary. Howard Lyng, or with the President, A. POlet, in order to be able to vote at the meet ing.
 Stockholders who lost their stock must file an affidavit to that effect and new stock certi- ficates will be issued to them. This must be done before the day of the meeting, and noon lunch con, to he provided by the Board.
 A. P0let, President
 Howard Lyng, Secty. Publish July 3, 10, F, "A, 19"o
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-03
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given, that the annual meeting of the Stock holders of the Northwestern AL aska Fair Association will be held at the North Fole Bakery, Nome, Alaska, Wednesday, July 26, 1939 at which meeting vacancies in
 the Board of Directors will be
 filled by election. ..-.-. ...... .,.... ....
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-03
Wien Airlines
 Activities

July IA trip was made to Council in the morning with Walter Dowd, C. C. Tanner, and Charles Clasby. C. c. Tanner and C. Clasby were picked up in the evening and returned to Nome.
 A trip was made north in the afternoon with freight. MT. and Mrs. Keenan were returned to Taylor from Teller.
 Yesterday two trips were made north stopping at Pilgrim Springs, Coffee Creek, Taylor, Noxapaga, Bud Creek, and Tel Ter.
 B. J. McConaghy was a round trip passenger to Taylor. Mir. and Mrs. Tjernagle and freight were taken to Bud Creek from Teller. Pete Wirum was a pas senger to Nome from Coffee Creek.
 The Hamilton returned to Nome yesterday and left for Tel Ter, accompanied by the Ford trimotor. Freighting will be done from Teller to Taylor.
 Two trips were made to Bluff today to bring six passengers to Nome, names unknown. Subscribe for The Nome Nugget
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Mirow Air Service
 Activities

Pilot Hans Mirow made the following trips:
 Friday-To Deering and re- turn with A. V. Cordovado and John Cross as returning passen gers and Bill Jefford as a round tripper.
 To Council with Gene Lukas and August Hanot for Council and Edward Walker for Nome.
 To American Creek and return with Bud Harper as a round tripper and Water Korklin for Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-03

The Ladies Aid of the Feder- ated Church will meet at the Nurses cabin on the beach, Fri day, July ', w.p., otherwise at the Nurses Home.
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-03

Saturday-To American Creek and return with Barney Rolando and two others, names unknown for American Creek Dredging Go. and John Nelson for Nome.
 To Council, Haycock, Ungaik, Golovin and White Mountain with Ed Walker for Council, Fred Chase for Haycock, and Deputy Marshal Dowd and Alex Ashenfelter from Council to Nome. Mail was carried to the towns on this route. To American Creek and Coun cil with A. V. Cordovado for Nome from American Creek and freight for Council.
 Sunday - To Council with freight. Ralph Lomen was pas senger from Council to Nome and Ed Roberts was a round- tripper.
 Monday-To Ungalik, Council, and Golovin with MT. Bouris for Ungalik and freight and mail for Council and Golovin. Joe Lukas was a passenger to Council.
 To Iron Creek with Gus Carl son and one more passenger also load of freight.
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-03

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Two trips were made to Bluff today to bring six passengers to Nome, names unknown.
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-05-25

rived home from Soap Lake last
week, bringing with them their
house guests, Mrs. Travis sister and
family from MADEIRA, California.
Mrs. Travis is improving in health.
Miss Effie Moore OF Prosser spent
the weekend with Geneva Travis.
Gayland Yohnka, who has been
working near Spokane for some
time, has been a visitor the past
week at the Guy Travis and Hugh
Bell homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tyacke ana
daughter, Leilani were business
visitors in Grandview Wednesday
and enroute visited with Mira
Catharine Tyacke In Prosser.
Mrs. Irwin Fouch had the mis-
fortune to fall hast week, briising
her leg so severely she was UNI
able to walk on Il for several days.