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The Nome nugget., 1939-02-01

The Ladies Aid Society of the Federated Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Whaley, Sr., Friday, Feb 3, at 2 p.m Mrs, Gene Kell will be co-hostess.
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-01

and Mr and Mrs. Bernard Nelly will continue on to their head quarters at Marshall.
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-01

Pilot-President Noel Wien, of the Wien Alaska Airlines, left Nome for Fairbanks at o'clock this morning, having as passen- gers MT. and Mrs. Bud Harper. and A. Bahlke.
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-01
oostoffice immediately.

postoffice immediately.
 Outgoing as a passenger on the mail plane will be Mrs. Gussie Karmun, who is enroute to the States, via Fairbanks and Jun eau.
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-01
FOR SALE - 3-rOom furnished
 House, inquire Nome Nugget

Are you reading your own pa- per-The Nome Nugget sub scribe Now.
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-01

MT. and Mrs. Bud 9Harper, of the Nome Motor Co, and Nome Hotel, left Nome this morning via WAA plane, on a well earned
Evening star., 1939-08-13
Love Note Sent
To Mail Order
|House Is Filled
BY the Associated Press.

6y tHe hsSOCldlcO IIceb.
WEATHERFORD, Okla, Aug. u.
twenty-five years ago Max Bach
UNI sat down to write a couple of
letters.
One was a message of love to his
sweetheart.
The other was an order for r.
gauge shotgun.
Before long, he received a reply
to the love note-from the Chicago
mail order house where he had in
tended to buy the shotgun.
He liked the sound of the girl
clerk who wrote that reply, 50 he
answered her. That started q regu-
lar correspondence. Finally Mr..
Bachum went to Chicago, visited the
mail order house and met the girl.
Today the two Of them are cele-
brating their 25th wedding ami
versary on a farm near here.
4 In all those IS years, Max Bach
um has heard nothing more about
the order for the shotgun.
Evening star., 1939-08-13
Bold Eagle Hill Campers
To Present Operettu

A group of boys and girls at the
Bald Eagle Hill Camp of the Tuber-
culosis Association will present an
operetta this week, based on the
English ballad, "Raggle-Taggle
Gypsies-Oh," it was announced
yesterday by Paul Kelly, camp su-
perintendent. The children are MAX
ing costumes and stage settings un-
der the direction of Miss Clara
Karsten and Henry Shields, coun-
cilors
AS part of the recreation program
OF the camp, the band of the Navy
School Of Music, led by j. M. Thur
mond, gave a concert last Wednes-
day.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Births Reported

CLYDE a and Margaret sawyers twins. bo
Kari and Catherine Neveent, N!vzens, boy. Boy
ira and Bessie Dove. boy
Herlln and Ella David, boy.
Aloert and Myrtle Poe boy.
John and Helen Dunlavey. girl
James and Frances Hindle, girl.
Aadrew aaot and Dorothy Devlin. girl.
6qei4s 66qei4ert am and sGatherne Schmidt boy.
Harold and Marearet Dickinson son boy
Raiph and Paula Hamilton boy.
Fonaid and Ethel Collinge; boy.
d Hsroldd ard NAY Mason ef 'sl girl
Harold and Alice Mcclure girl.
John T26 and Kathern GRAY, girl
Ting and shee Yuen. boy. Ni'
Robert and Maria Moore, boy.
TMillIsm Triis an and Elizabeth Chandler. boy
Frank and Mildred Harlow. boy.
Harvey and Elsie Looney. boy
Ssr,oan SSsrl and Catherine Head; boy,
ffank snns'h ana and A9neS PDes HaIed esshenle girl
James and Dorothy Matson. girl
EDWARD and Marion Hageett. ir, boy.
p nperritt and Dorothy Chance, boy.
Jonn and Jessie Clark boy
Wilbur, and Virginia Roland. boy
Edward and Elma Cunningham. boy.
Joseph and Esther Wiener girl
T71neS JsmeS and Margaret Moore, girl.
Worth and Mary Jackson. boy
James and Martha Winborne, boy.
RAYMOND and Frances Moore girl.
Carnell and Juanita Robinson, girl.
clarence, and Alma Whitby. girl
Bradford and Magdalen Jackson, boy.
Rlchard and Thelma Brogsdale boy.
HMnton and Virginia Clark, boy;
Rudip Rudoiph and Mamie Tinsley. girl.
Floyd and Cherry iUTaSt Bozemore ssii girl
Oscar and frankie Bing boy
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Tavern, D. 6. 5. Mines
Risk Clear Loop
Records Today
Floods Threaten Upset
In Playing Grocers;
City Juniors Stort

A strengthened J. C. Flood nine
will face the heavy artillery of the
pacemaking D. G. S. nine in the fea-
ture of todav's National City League
schedule. The scene of the action
is laid on the South Ellipse and the
outcome may change the entire COM
pleXion of the race in Section A.
Wade Pembroke, husky d. G.. S.
ace, will attempt to silence the Flood
batters, and if past performances
are a true gauge of his ability the
Plumbers are doomed to defeat. The
reliable Jake Fradin will be behind
the plate.
Tough Foe for D. G. S.
Sharing the lead with Klein
Tavern, both of which have chalked
up four consecutive victories, D. G. S.
figures to take the measure of the
Flood boys, but the third-place ag-
gregatton is in no trifling mood. and
1t will not be surprising if the
Grocerymen take the count for the
first time this season.
Klein Tavern also will risk its
clean record today in a game with
Small Motors.
In Section B the leading Service
Battery nine is favored to add to its
string OF victories with another over
Arcade Pontiac
Junior Loop Starts.
The day also will mark the inau-
guratlpn of the junior league
schedule with three games on the
program. The schedules:
Section A q pmD
D, G. S VS.. J. c. Flood East Ellipse.
FetaH Clerks VS.. Reads Pharmacy No .
Monument, Cameo Furniture vs. Tex Tav-
ern, No. Falrlawn; Kleins Tavern VS.
small Motors. East Ellipse
Section I1 amD
- Ross, jewelers. VS.. Southwest Market
East Ellipse; Service Battery vs.. Arcade
Pontlac; No. | Fairlawn: Dyer Co VS.
Wakefeld Dairy, No. , Monuments Arcade
Market VS.. Wades Auto Service
Junior League q pmD
Deudes VS.. Bows Club No 10, East FL
Ipse: Bows Club No ) VS. Cardinals
South Ellpse: Bows Club No 4 VS. Prince
Georges BOYS Club No. . Monument;
Uline Ice, bye
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Deaths Reported

James W. Gianiny, SIS. 44o9 Kansas ave.
NV.
Walter E. Jenkins rs. St. Elizabeth's
Hospital.
Marearet E. Conway. 20. 1923 R st.nw
Ida M. Sibley, 65, 443a Harrison st. NV
Hilary l: Wilbu. a. 1915 E st, ne.
Hattie M Lewis SO. 646 South Carolina
ave. sc,
Samuel T MCGOWAN, so. 5l1 7th st g..
Katherine, F. Fitzgerald. So, Georgetown
Hospital
William /. Jacoby. So 219 Rhode Island
ave. ne.
Emmitt J. Mccormick, SO. 22s Peabody
ST. NV.
hnhn 4. Richards. So. 5ll 9th st. NV
Udo Waldecker, 81 Sibley Hospital
Blanche A. Smith, 40, 210l New Hamp-
shire ave.
Donald B Thorogood. g. Sibley Hospital.
Niles r. Tyree, &, Providence Hospital
joseph H: Maxwell. 81. 2o1s Georgia
Joseph Williams. 81. Gallinser Hospital.
Ida, Purehoy As. Galinger Hospital.
Herbert Smith, Al. Galllneer Hospital.
Rosa B; Dotson, 90, Walter Reed General
Hospital
Theresa Rerfrov. 90, Gallinger Hospital.
Alfred Waus, Is, Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

ARTIST. good letterer; state experience
and salary expected. Box 292-J, Star.
COUPLE, colored to live on farm miles
from Washington food lodging and $50
month; give details Box 360E Star.
COUPLE. settled white, for modern near
by Va: home of adults; woman to cook.
general housework; man. general utility,
care OF grounds, garden. drive car; excel
lent quarters. reasonable wage; refer
ences. J. w Connolly, Mclean. Va.
COUPLE quarters in exchange for part
time housework for woman; man handy
with hammer. Inquire Sunday. As, 1899
10th st. NV.
EXPERIENCED SPOTTER, presser and
shipper washers and drivers. Interview
between 1912 am. Needles Cleaners, 1888
Buchanan ST.
ITALIAN LADY or gentleman for advanced
conversation. grammar, literature; send
references; hourly rate and free time. Box
469-H, Star.
NATIVE FRENCHMAN to tutor two people
Of limited income. Advanced conversational.
State charges. Box S3-J. Star.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
loeol Advertisers

locoI Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
time, 23c line ....-.$ SO
3 times, zoe line ---- 100
Z times 19c line (consecutively) 800
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rotes
8 lines. time, zoe line ne-.3 go
3 lines. 2 times, 1Sc line los
3 lines. 3 times. 15c line l.35
DEATH NOTICES-sl.25 per In
sertion for 10 lines or less. 15c per
line for additional lines
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified cate.
Business cards under Special No.
tices and all advertisements under
Personal. SC per line additional
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington. and the
rates charged are far lower than
those of newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing is so cheap consider
ing the results obtained.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Seals Prove Best

Seals have caused so much dam
age along the Irish coast that Cork
fishery conservators appealed to all
sportsmen to get out their shotguns
and 60 seal hunting.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
HELP MEN. AND WOMEN.

uSIb WEN ANU "OmEN.
AMATEUR TALENT for amateur show
Thurs. night. Cash prizes. Call Met.
9432 between and 9 pm.
COUPLE to go to New Hampshire for sum-
mer. woman do cooking, housework help
with children: man do outside work. gen.
eral chores ability to drive car and row
boat desirable. but not essential separate
cottage for couple. This is a good job for
responsible couple who enjoy living in
country; wages Sos Interview Sun after
noon. 2919 43rd st. NV.
COUPLE colored, about 40 years old, set
tied. to care for country home with every
modern convenience; near Upper Marlboro,
for 4 ADULTS; husband to care for lawn 2
cows minor repairs around house and
and willing to take serious interest in work.
To the right couple will give permanent.
comfortable. cheerful home with private
to. start, June 18th. Give complete details,
references. Boz 16-H, Star.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Marriage License
Applications

EvsTt G McGruder - e4o1 9Th st NV.
Guy Prry ns Ffs Rock1a xvi ! Md harrs1a aad Mae
3 strrobel s. Mohican Hills, Nd; the
nd7TIs. Rsy. wlI9 bIGyd 3 RlacS Nv vor. ct,~ ns
Blanche Victor. 80. New York City; the
rRRevy Rev Norman G5erst,egnifeldd,
and borotbv Ss u Has6es e F95id1 5 14a4 az st.
Howard FsggnfT2y. IS, 5S3s Prospect ave
~, c oiTe ave 1s nv; the Rey Augustus Lewis
sbe snd RIT RviTsinia MA, W Da, 90 Arlington. Va;
George R. Hartman, u. 1874 Mintwood
p IL, M and Jayn CLAYTON. IS 1927
John j Albert. 81. 3l@4 Dumbarton "a tn-'ea ave
NV. and Fave, / Holt, 90 1893 Uhland
erdq1gs ts1rsee Nv Nv the Rev, Harold E Beatty,
cbarIes nTs ! jhe pi@n. Rev. Wley SI 5Ht Westgsy
We, Faa5he5 ! A. Nestqr3 D4',s'Al'0 - ave
warren .ns 9 uaa pTagh IS, lo3l Newton st;
II St ne Father ATfpsTSssG Thomss sWeenev S s"SH
Car and : R52nITnd sehmidt 20 200 oatss ST. ne
eeorree 2e c9ilins, EfE F 3 FTlsEs l6os st So
6 ReR rene 65aFes r TGgnS N chssetOn Hotel
Edward F oNeiliis 30. 30 so;Ssn so5s 37th St NV
and Elsanor A; oNeal 30 200 9 St. St,
CAL " W1itsm5 EsD rFs2S's dininnsi + dHGsy Ohio
ard Gwendolyn Willis, IS, 3eo4 NE. NJ.
tSaI,.ss Kinley st. NV: the Rev, J. Hillman
ana opsi Msriesnv ny EssS'nssnn IS, san DECO MS
and es9a2a :? Jones' ess$ g. RSSsGas Soa5 Gales S
s,dneT Rs 81 he RsoIs Rev Hosea ,Pinckney
man ave. NV the Rev. c. T @ MnrraH' aver
1850 Park I'd. NV; the Rev, ,'''c Charles
HsT9ld T5dv Hssl1; =, a3 g watertoyn. Mass. and
so11te 5hs Fsy oTr John 3g fs55 5E5dysEds s,E ~
Bettie o shambuPPqerS S'9 3 St 12s4 nv 4,b and NJ
nv JadEe r E. Mattinslv -'4 -" st.
FsneN sne g Tissnl .. 5000 Cathedral
Ai0eri 9o Farrasut st. NV; the Rev. j. J.
sI4d snd Mary Lucille Jones, So 6iekerson' iest a.
James William cordray. e5. Morgantovn,
Cumheri. W; va "a and M Eva Eleanor Hunt. 25,
26: both Of Washington. e0s'A 0eS'0h
oepEse = both GFay 81 2 and June P. Davis
Gray: 20 both of Washington III
marc u Sundhom, 30 and Anne Eliza
peth Minter. b.? both Of Washington'
Hernert 3 Washburn, 35, and Gladys
Raves Brignac. % both of washington
Atwood Bradley Blunt %. Baltimore Nd
ana o Myrtle E. Thornburgh, IS, Washing
Perry H. Fuller. "a. and Hattie J cofer
NJ -; both of Washington
franklin Van Lare Kershner. 81 Hagers
Tsenc e3waI Md s.io and I'd Mary Florine Bitner, p,
George Frederick Robey. 26. Washington
ana ssnd Mary Jane Parent. IS. Philadelphia,
fTanHAn Stearns Rlxey, %, Alexandra
Va and Norma Palmer Gordon, 81,
Evening star., 1939-06-04
statesmen
ATTENTION.

National concern. desirous of operating
in D. C. wants services of > men If not
accustomed to earning over $50 per week
do not apply, Liberal drawing account
when qualified: must be acceptable to bond
paid for by company. Phone Mr. Morgen-
stern. National $50 after 10 o'clock Mon
day. June ! for anpninfmenf
Evening star., 1939-06-04
WORLDS FAIR VISITORS
SAVE MONEY!

Is, 900 comfortable. ehlvAIE MONIES tnot
roomlns houses next to the Fair grounds,
offer excellent low-cost accommodations
children under IL in rooms With parents,
7sc. Most homes have parktno facilities
observations car oe made through one
Central Bureau. sponsored BY the leading
\ 'wspapers in this area.
All rooms are inspected Free guide service
y your rooms.
send for free descriptive booklet. Address:
Associated Newspapers Roomng Bureau
N-i6 Bridge Plaza. long Island City n. 7.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
y 7 7 U oI. ".
n0ME

RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851. 1902 18th
has cooks. maids, nurses, G h W. part time
dav workers; couples, housemen So
OPENINGS white and colored cooke. p.h "
live in: mattresses. Maine Employment
Ofce, 606 G st NV Republic 2l0S
PUPHER S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Cooks maids, houseworkers, mothers help
ers. laundresses cleaners, dishwashers. bus
boys. houSemen dav workers etc. has
OPENINGS for girls with references Decatur
1851 1887 1lth st NV
Evening star., 1939-06-04
LEE D. BU'IIER, INC.,
1121 21st NV.
KEEP YOUR MIND ON
THIS AID

KEEP YOUR MIND ON
THIS AID.
If you are not satisfied with
your income or your present
state of unemployment, we can
SHOW you how to make good
money honestly. We will SHOW
you-not TELL you.
Apply in person at 7:45 am.
sharp (no other time) any morn
ing this week, factory branch
office, 2O5 Denrike Bldg, 1910
Vermont Ave- NV.
statesmen, experienced pre-
ferred, you can make big money
with the popular make of new
car we offer and on the fine cars
we trade for them Our price
spread extends from the lowest
price class up to $3.50 models.
Liberal commission plan and bo-
muses. awarded to industrious
producers. Transportation and
40 gallons of gas monthly fur
niShed qualifiers. See Mr.. Rouzie.
Call Carl Motor Sales Co., Geor-
gia ave. and Peabody NV, Mon
day, 9 to IL.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
HELP MEN.

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR for established
annual Liberal commission on renewals
and new business. Must furnish refer
ences and have car. Box 101-K. Star.
ADVERTISING SOLICITORS wanted for
iasds ihlsdh-sfade MAGAZINE publication. very good
Mr. McReynolds. Metropolitan 2l61 be-
tween 1880 and ! o'clock Monday.
AEIIST wanted, to close leads for art
scnooi; sci. Fart or whole time. Liberal COM
ssaansement. ran Answer In detail. BOZ 2o2-E,
Evening star., 1939-06-04
FOUND.

/ BILLFOLD brown leather. initials "E c.
R." At corner of 1lth and sts NV
331 Monroe st. ne.
/ COCKER SPANIEL male tan. with tan
| leather harness, no tag. Found at corner
! 10th and S. Being held at Animal Rescue
| League
| POINTER, female white spotted black
| one full black ear. Met. ;5261. ask for Sam
| PUPPY. harness no tag Apparently child S
! pet Atlantic 6433-M
Evening star., 1939-06-04

ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR WITH PRIVATE
bath and private porch, available in
nurses home for invalid or convalescent
patient Best of care Good food Special
diet If desired. Doctors references Call
Shepherd 43fT
Evening star., 1939-06-04
2 NFW-HOuSF

2 NEW-HOUSE
REAL ESTATE statesmen.
Must Rave local experience car and r e
license Leads furnished end 1000 CO.
operation from Office 10 nev groups of
homes now open BAKER REALTY CO,
1920 K 81. NV. IN to l daily
A SALESMAN WANTED.
An old -esta ablished WASHINGTON concern
has an opening for a salesman who is a
salesman cne with proven sales ability
well eroomed with dienihed appearance,
who can furnish Al references as to char
actfr honesty and integrity. owning an
automobile We haven't a new scheme or
plan Of selling or a new product. Neither
10 we have thousands of prospects who
are waiting for you TO come and take their
order. THAT'S WHY WE WANT A SALES
MAN We do have salesmen earning 81 600
per month, Address Box ls2-K> star.
statesmen.
large Washington distributor Of ma
tionally known AAA-l manufacture offers
an excellent opportunity for . hieh-ca.iber
men t@5-45l. with speciality sales expert
ence, to call upon established dealers
ADEQUATE remuneration and opportunity
for advancement Our men know OF this
advertisement Call Mr.. McLauehlin, a-l2
am. tomorrow. a. Republic III, for ap-
polntmert
Evening star., 1939-06-04

AUTOMOBILE
statesmen, ATTENTION.
If you were selling one line of
new cars that covered the entire
price-cla field and were work.
ing for a dealer who would trade
all makes on a fair basis you
would have a better than even
chance of making real money.
The STUDEBAKER line with the
NEW CHAMPION now covers the
entire price field and we trade all
makes on a fair basis. Give your
self raise. We need 4 neW-car
men and 4 used-car men. expert
enced or not BUT are willing to
work. See A. L. Johnston (do not
phone).
LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
Evening star., 1939-06-04
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. first-class. colored woman who is
experienced and will stay at night very
small family: personal references required
RnY 40S-N Star
Evening star., 1939-06-04
PERSONAL

VACANCY JUNE 1st IN HOLLEY NURS-
ing Home; large front rm. first floor, next
to porch and lawn; special dietary. shep.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

BEST MOTHERS CARE GIVEN CHILD.
. yrs. up private family; large yard; Ia
koma Park. Shepherd 3973-M
PIANO STUDIO-LEARN ART OF con-
veTtlng pop. song into mod, prof. style
arrange.: keyboard harmony. technic.
Juilllard grad IN Y. c. Adams 34Ga
Evening star., 1939-06-04

1888 ST NV.
REG. PHARMACIST. NJ p 2, 6 6
permit. not over 40 yrs. old. Independent
drug Excellent salary
PHOTOGRAPHER. N n exp for f..
Operate No. 81 Kodak. Excellent salary
SALESMAN. M; M exp calling on res
RACES: for janitor supply house no: over
40 yrs. old. Salary, S35 vk and all ex-
penses. Must have car
SALESMAN N si;on ohIns3s rose5e Or rxo 0oppe- P2o
vious empl. with Ruberoid. Flirtcoat, Carey,
CeluteX Wood Conversion InSullte etc
pref Car furn Salary, Sl75 mo, and ali
expenses
TRAVELLING Statesmen.
NJ. D. c.. Md and Va territory Natl
brand food products Exp. IN this line not
nee, Not over 30 yrs. old Srraignt salary.
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
c.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

COOK END general houseworker. expert
enced, city references live in, Woodley
oSQ9
Evening star., 1939-06-04

Experimental SQUADRON of civilian nvla-
ton training Solo course and excellent
theoretical training.
Applicants must be l6 to 81 years
steadily employed and Of SUFFICIENT finaa-
cial stability to merit financing. IN tmau
monthly payments; students accepted
Address application in writing TO Execu-
tive cancer. Civilian Aviation Training I01
North Fairfax St Alexandria Va
State position, age. nationality. height,
weight and two references
Interview will be arransed later
Beacon Field. AShburn Flyins Service.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
HELP WOMEN.
(Continued.)

WOMAN unattached neat, aggressive. at
tractive. 35 to 40 for shop. Salary. Give
phone. Box Tx. Star.
WOMEN t3) for half days; healthful work
Georgia s165 for appointment Monday
Evening star., 1939-06-04

COOK for high-clas< boarding house de-
pendable. experienced no drinkers Call
Monday > to 4 Mrs. Thompson, @@Oa
Mass. ave. \ ". North 643S
Evening star., 1939-06-04
SAlESMEN.

SELL BUSINESS STATIONERY, So .65
thousand; business cards book matches,
adv. .gummed tape. restaurant necessities,
salesbooks, office supplies. pricing sets.
adv. specialties: 4Oes comm Free prem
ium deals. Sales portfolio free. David
Lionel Press. 3l2-FC. So Hamilton. Chi
The Valley settler., 1939-06-02
%E %SSWE%%

The Perkins Bros. oro opening now bakery in Palmer. Tho Shamrock Bakery will occupy tho building formerly occupied by RooG's Lunch, whic ch has just been roEodoloG The new bakery is open for business and invites tho general public to call Thoy specialize in fancy decorated birthday and university cakes, clao, thorc will Dc a fountcin lunch.
The Valley settler., 1939-06-02

Tho Hoa1th Council wish to ex- press thoir appro citation to Mrs. Gill, Hiss Hcze1 Zimmerman, 1r. NH. 2M1 tn, enc Bob Laurie for thoir assistance in ro-fini shing the furniture in preparation for opening the hoolth Center.
 ::3..: :: .;..si.s,
The Valley settler., 1939-06-02
GRANG7 ESSAY CONTEST
 cont inucd)

Tn. etetce awards arc os fellows: -tr#t: ten dollars onG q st1vor no !. 5oconl, third nn6 fourth nrL2o9 receive bronzo noGG1s. In oQ'ition to the abovo cWar9s the local Eorth1ond Pjcnoor Grungo Mol gives ccsh prizos of S., s. on4 32.
 Since tho Norhtlond Pionoor Grange is the only subordinate Crengo in the Territory Of L1a3kc., the mcmbor receiving first prize hcro is sure to receive tho National stcto prize of 5lO. in addition to that givon by tho Locol Grange.
The Valley settler., 1939-06-02
~ IS

ITS oMcVickor wishes all Girl ocouts to moot with her Saturday rofro shfsonts for the party with you.
The Valley settler., 1939-06-02
HEALTH CEN1HR TO OPEN
 JUNE s.

The Hoo ltn Contor will open next Tuoa7ay Juno :, in the Dornli tory bGsosQnt. Mothers from tho Butte District nc P@1.cr are invited to bring infunts enc ppo- echoolcrs to tA1e Health c4ntor for iru4un- tZe ttoas Th~ Eoolth Contor is fer woll b..bias Cn3 Ucll children only. Qr. r.h1bro cht will oo in ottQnGcncJ cnG inmuniz tion will be stcrto1 for tloso children :: who hcvo net 2lroc3y boon in2nu- ni&ad on1 whose pcronts wish it. Dotoa for the other Districts to attend the Health Center will be announced in tho next issue of tho Vcll9y Settler.
 Houra,-- M9thors gro urged to register It the Eoolth Contor be- tween l2:3O cno 1:p.m.
 Paoco-- Dofmtt0ry basement.
The Valley settler., 1939-06-02
LOCALS

tuaoung the now arrtva1s it tho
 p l2or hos pitt l is bcby Sirl - fole. Mr. enc ITS. John Osaowcr3
 byrn Saturday hoy 27. Tho proud f1thor is alroc1y making plcAs for tho doughtors future. #
The Valley settler., 1939-06-02
SS+I +sat45ic3t%%

lGrs. Albrocht's hol1yhocks ccIno. through tho winter in fine sLcpo. EollyhOcks arc considered worry t. hcr1 to raise in L.lc ska, if net lrp iblC. Yrs .Albr0 cht says hho 3iC not give thom any special cGrC.
 *; *s3=+>Ssss;;f7
The Valley settler., 1939-06-02

SCOUT ANNOUNCEMENT The Girl Scouts aro sponsoring Q Chino sc Checker IournaIlont cnG cCrd pcrty to be hCl2 at the Grange hcl1 Saturday Juno 10 bo- ginning ct 8:I.m. Your patronage will bo c.Ppro ci2tod.
The Valley settler., 1939-06-02

TO THE CATHOLIC POPULATION OF ST. .MIcFIAELiE CHURCH After Sunday Juno 4th., thoro will be no sorvicos till further notice.
 Canon Dr.v@n EstVolt
The Valley settler., 1939-06-02

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Evening star., 1939-05-23
Woman Voters Honor
Mrs. Gutenberg
AT Luncheon

Honoring Mrs. Louis Gutenberg,
retiring president of the Voteless
District League of Women Voters,
luncheon was held yesterday at
Mrs. KS Toll House Tavern by
members of the leagues board
A silver fountain pen was the
boards gift to Mrs. Gutenberg, the
token of appreciation from her CO.
workers being presented by Mrs.
Charles Weston, chairman of gov
ernment and operation
Members took the occasion to re-
call the founding of the league at
the home of Mrs Clifford Pinchot.
Mrs. Gutenberg was a charter men,
ber.
Among those who spoke yesterday
were Mrs. Basil Manly, Mrs. Will
! liam Kittle, past president; Mrs.
Albert Putney. another past presi-
dent: Mrs Robert Leonard, first
vice president in charge of volun-
teer work at headquarters; Mrs. Ed
ma Johnston. treasurer and Mrs.
Henry Chalmers, chairman of orien-
tation.
Others present included Mrs. B.
M. McKelway, Mrs. Franklin Ryan,
Mrs. j. c. McCaskill, Mrs. P. w.
Chappell, Mrs. Pearl Klein, Mrs. j.
w. Mckenzie, Mrs. c. S. Duncan,
Mrs. Allan Moore, Mrs. M. o. Lo-
REM and Mrs. Joseph Low.