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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

weeks before O'Neill was chosen
as the paternal type who could toll
crate the marriage Of his very
wealthy daughter 10 the penniless
playboy, portrayed by Robert Tay-
lor.
O'Neill. who began his stage Ca
reer in stock upon his graduation
from college, made his first screen
appearance in sound pictures when
they had numbers instead Of titles.
His first was in "Vitsphone No.
O03.'
In Lucky Night" directed by
Norman Taurog, Robert Taylor
plays his first real comedy role as
a penniless go-getter who captures
the love of Myrna 10y playing a
millionaire's madcap daughter. and
shares numerous hilarious adven-
lures with her.
King of the Turf starring
Adolphe Menjou and Roger Daniel,
is also on the bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

ssssinns and nat = fsw snsii hts
tn pictures but never knew where
tho newt meai vas cemsnE frew
During these years nov fnswssi
quartet Anuwn a. shs 'scns rf
the PieassFs Tire hnvs we're ssss.s
evsrveas ~ sscllswws~i samittesi
that bat stsli m great smeuns ~
wcFk came along
Finally ne wss stxnest "a . ssssFh
eonsrsei nv Nsputtse Htufsa~ rhst
va. in issy. a few wenths later
studio executives realised that hsfe
vas q hoy whe could ssns. fssss
and play the guitar IN . s~rsN'
slonai manner v presented prop
sr,y on the screen
Ray vas given tho starring fn's
II . picture. Under Western
starr Ne lived up 10 all sspse.
tatsras rhas picture was eans'ss-
cred the greatest western film
ever produced ftay wss wsIi On
his cay. and nax each succeeding
picture rsl~s him higher In pub
lie opinion.
In Rough Hlasss' Round up
Rogers IL supported by an excellent
cast composed II Mary Hart. Ray
sa..s.. ka..xf .4t.ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Bins Crosby
a Busy Star

During the fiiminx n univer-
sars East side NJ Hssven." INV
At the Rory thsatsr, ring Crosby
was ~ busy ~ the rrosvsbiai me
armed paper hanger.
In addition tn spending eight
hours = day on the ct. crnsby
continued his weekly radio pro-
gram. Hs recorded = dosen nsw
photograph records. kept his golf
game well In hand and ta1k an
active part in tho management II
HE numerous business intsrssisl
lie siso supervised the operation
II his horse fssinG stable.
Joan tsiond~Ii " eo~ssasrsd eth
Crosby In East side 81 Heaven.
which vas directed ny David
Butler
Secret Service ~ the Air"
starring Ronald Hsssan. Ia alan an
the hill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

But this picture not going to be antGeman
ana Wilcox suppementng others
thne she said straightforward eeountng great
human drama If it is anianythng he
The tragedy of the Cavel execution
ptess workings of military machine
cred of The Case of Sergeant Griseha"
There in fact, several which definitely are
In sympathy with the other sde-the distress of her aer
the withdrawal of officer who finds her administering TO
wounded hunted allied officer the admission Of the
martial that he had evidence her
the refusal of member of the firing squad to raise his rifle
against her. he latter shot dead by his commanding
officer and buried in the with Nurse Cavell
BRe-eyed r0acous Anna Neage, aoho has proved that
she can play anything from girl to octogenaridn Vh
makeup, aH play this role hOut any makeup at all and
may look something Ike her actual 81 gears Edith Care
older bit age really has nothing do h the storu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Love Affair" Comes to
The Beverly tuesday,

Whether a woman who Ia sefi-
ously injured on the eve 81 her
wedding should shun her fisnee
rather than burden him v ORA
mstieally discussed In Love AZ
fair with Irene Dunno and Charles
Boyer as the eo-starring protsgo.
nlsts In the new attraction which
comes Tuesday 60 the screen at
the Beverly theater.
The two popular screen lights
appear as lovely American lady
and European caeanovs pre-
sumaoly immune 10 love They
fall desperately In love at frat
glance and declare a romantic
moratorium for six months. agree
Ing 10 meet at tina end Of that
period. during which time each
strives for regeneration from a
butterfly career
On the eve af the prcarranged
meeting, the girl IL injured by an
automobile. Unaware IT hls sweet
hearts misfortune. he believes she
has Tilted him. and, dislllunoncd.
leaves the country.
The injured girl, torn between
love and what she believes Ia her
duty not To be a burden to her
lover avoids contracting her I'M
tended mate. An inevitable meet
ing between the two and their
welghty decisions brings this abb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Dorothea Week
Star at Lakewood

Acclaimed the most discussed
foreign film Of the past decade
"Maedchen in Uniform" Girls In
uniform) has been issued by the
owners of the American rights and
equipped with Eglish titles,
II will be shown at the Lake
wood theater tomorrow and We'd
nesday on the regular "continen-
tai Nights" program. II Ia the
story OF lonely youth. depicted
touehingly. subtly and dignifiedly
in one Of the most original tslties
ever produced.
The sll-female cast includes
beautiful. now famous Doroihes
Week as the sympathetic young
teacher, Hertha rhiele as the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Family
At Kay St. Tonight

One of the finest casts ever as
sembled for a Scandinavian motion
picture will be seen in "Familjen
Anderson or Family Anders-
SON." which will play for one night
only at the Kay Street theater to-
night.
According to press reports this
delightful musical picture has
played for months to packed and
enthusiastic audiences IN Sweden.
English captions are provided to
translate the Swedish dialogue.
The program also contains in
teresting short features
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Nelson Eddy
emple Star

sasFvuaasax Nvlssa Esiay win
an snssss ssst samprs.snx vsr
asass nssss. vixsex Msf.~xien.
i.l.uss ss~srymass Ssfwsss Arnssi.
Guy ksnh~e sod 0.rsss natter.
wvssk, ~s.ss rsseasm Hing se-
mxasle drama II pssoser d~y~
er>rs ~ Ne rsmpss sAssfss rsws-
a@y
A stery IT th< fight bsfwvsn
rsFmefs ~ fhs tse0s ard IN an.
wrupulsus railroad eunstrtwtisa
gang pressing westward. ths tsse~
fisssd stafy. sushoFsss by n<n
Heshs presents Eddy - = yranx
harvard lAw sshass avsAss~ts mar.
Fymos. ~ hls father ard tss<ser ~
the farmers Miss nsu<s ~ E<say.s
sweetheart. psapssstsess At
western cafe. Arnold ~ ~ Wan
street fsilss~a sssaen sad usfAa-
len ~ hss IsssA fnsssnsn.
Eddy sings seven namh~ss In
sisstsna Dusty Head. rssnsn
Ifs.h Eyas Ass amsisns. : ''Iisns.
s~sss Horne where Else nut
ssses@ pat. Axs tts. pflxss
"teess xessasas. ard tbs ~.
tlnusi hymn. Ny eounsry rfs u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

scrhins drama To compelling
climax.
Miss Dunno and nuyef are sup.
ported by Maria oaspsnsssys. lee
Rowmsn. Astftd Allwyn and Msu.
rice Moscovieh, Loo Mecarey IL.
rected Love Affair an Ri<o
Radio picture.
Alsn on the nsw nin will he seen
illegal Traffic. starring }. Car.
rnl Nsi.h.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

motherless daughter of pfuH.
sian army officer, and Emilia
linda as the generate In charge
Of the girls dormitory. regulated
by military discipline.
No less interesting than the plot
Is the recreation of the boarding
school in the original settinF Of
the massive architecture OF his
toric Potsdam near Berlin.
The showing of "Macdchen In
Uniform At Lakewood Ia the first
in Tacoma and Southwest Wash
ington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Rough Riders Round Up And "No Shangha Next At Riviera
FtKsr SHOWING

Hitt Mot >t=-kennT BAKER.
Jean COIN. SYDNEY 0rautiils
and tAs FAnaous nOsgy carte
Players IN fse Nlkaoo~ - 50.
Iss0, 3 SO. 5 IS. : oS. lolS
ksN srRFft--tnss .nosfil Vss-
tsfluoe anc sigazsa wailen IN
The SHraish foiG play. Family
Anderson, : 90. , %
MI sic noN--Myrna fcy and
bert TAying IN l4AckY
NiEhts "a es. IS. as 10 Is.
also Aa0lphe MenBNu and Dr.
loTes Costello in Kins 81 the
Turf ~ 10. 50. sic
NtNtfRt-Fsy WFav snd CRAM
WIthetK IN Navy secrets IA %.
5 %. 4 % 10 60 Michael wnsl-
en- and Tran Ro~~a IN Inside
StcFy 10 ass ass. eis.
also Max HAef ard lou Nova
fset pictures. n IS. ans. : 90.
RoNN--Rins CROSBY and
MtsrnA Auef IN East Side of
Heaven" n IS. = os us 10 DO.
also Ronald ReaEan and John
iAtsi IN Secret service OF fhs
All ~ Is 2 60 sts $50
jsY Clarke on stage 50. : 90.
10 IS
RETURN SHOWING
uINfRIN-W G. Fields and
Charlie Mccarthy IN You
Can't Cheat An Honest Man
Nso John BARRYMORE and VIZ
siniA weidlsr in The Great
Man Votes
COMM >frN--Miekcy Rooney
and walter connolly IN
"HuckieheTrs rann.T also Jack
Heit and Dolores Costello in
whispering Enemies
rtRk-Aiioe Fave and Nancy
Kelly I'm ~ralispln also John
BARRYMORE and virginia weldier
In The Great Man votes
rRoCroR-CsrY Grant Victor
McI.agien and Douglas Fair.
banks, n IN "dunsa Din" also
Money 10 Loan
RtsitRr--oeorse o'Rrien and
LARAMIE johnson in Arizona
Legion also Don tnneehs and
The Rita Rrus in The Three
Musketeess
uN-Micksy Rooney and wal
ter Connolly IN THE kdven-
lures Of Huekleberrv rlnn." also
George o'Brien and LARAMIE
johnson IN Arizona Legion
SHTIts-W Rcery and
Robert Taylos In stand up
ana Fight" also Penny single
ton and Arthur Lake In
Blonde +"
~ >sFT--victor MefAsien and
Cary Grant In "ounEA Din"
also Kent TAYLOR and n.ornthes
Kent IN The Last Express
TEN E--Frrol Flynn and
Olivia De HaviliAnd IN Dodge
CITY" also Priscilla lane and
Jeffrey Lynn in Yes, Ny
Darling Daughter"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
He's Played More Than
100 Character Role:

Henry o'Neill, who plays Myrna
Logs father in Lucky Night,
showing at the Music Box theater,
holds the distinction Of having
played more than one hundred
character roles during his long
career as stage and screen actor.
The search for father for Miss
Loy extended over period of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
An Historian, Too,

Sutu piCluitS dS NlCtofid the
Great" and Sixty Glorious
Years" has been as much fun
as work. The latter picture
which has not been released
in this country has CROSSED
81. 100000 in the British En-
pire. II is TO be shown here
under the title of Queen Of
Destiny" but only after Miss
Neagle becomes better known
to American audiences. IL
will probably be released fol-
lowing Nurse Edith Cavell"
which should do much to pop
ularize the famous English ac-
treSs with movie fans in this
country.
When Producer Herbert
UacoT's silent film about
Edith CdreH wdS finished IN
1929 II icds acidely banned at
the request OF the German
gorerHmept. Warner Broth
erS, today the most bitter
Hitler-hdterS, rGS one Of the
companies that refused to re-
lease 1t in America.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Seven Years Misfortune Plaques Roy Rogers
Before Republic Gave Him Contract in
Popular Western ss~ Supported by Strong Csss Isls 81
Hectic osys h me- otisrs Theme 81 Ofh~
New Feature Attraction

Roy Rogers star If the Republic picture Rough Riders
Roundup which "Opens Tuesday tho Riviera thestsr
a living example ~ HulIywoods uncertainty
Roy 10 the movie city eight axo from ranen
in Wyoming with high hopes of getting radio motion
picture work For the pefsunahc young man
had little luck He worked periodically local radio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
ONE YEAR FOR TERRY

Terry kilburn, the London bus
drivers son, who came to Holly
wood an unknown a year ago,
celebrated his first anniversary in
motion pictures with a new Metro
Goldwyn- MAYER contract,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
BoBS GETS GIFT

One Of Bobs Watson's most
treasured gifts" Is an aviation pin
given him by Una Merkel on the
set Of Metro-Goldwyn Mayors On
Borrowed Time"
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-01-19
MRS. GREENBELT"

MRS. GREENBELT"
A guest editorial enti tied, "Women", appearing
in the February issue oc the American Naga zine,
should have strong appeal for those whose
problem is: career marriage. The edi itorial
written by Kristen Flagstad, who has spent
ty-five ful in operatic work, and
has lovely, soprano voice. See wi Oh she prefers,
her the family she loves.
Nary E. VanC1eave
COOKERY CLASSES FORMING
All housewives interested in cookery and nutri-
tt on classes, are advised to contact either MRS.
Rose Alpher, director Of adult education lrss
Louis Bess emer, member Of the adult education
mittee. Mrs. Alpher nay reached at the city ed-
mi nj strait offices, telephone 2oll. while Mrs.
Besse semer's address is 45-J Ridge Road. telephone
32ll.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-01-19
WOMEN IN SPORTS

The women's Gym tried out their activity
schedule very successfully Thursday night. A
group Of beginner basketball players formed.
Mrs. Jacobsen led this group in fundamentals and
lead-up games. Miss DUNCAN worked with the weight
zing group. The members Of the latter group
to have card Of exercises, which they will do
daily.
It decided to have sport leaders for each
activity. Mrs. Allen will be the Volley Ball
sports leader and hrs. Jacobsen the beginners bas
ketball leader. Miss DUNCAN is sti IL looking for
good leaders for the badinton. ping pong and sMf-
fle board enthus asts. Appli cants will please
Miss DUNCAN.
The ping pong tournament begins tonight. Special
attention will also be given to badminton. Mr..
Holochwost will give short demons tration at nine
O'Clock.
Some Of fair athletes interested in get-
ting gym costumes. Different sport stores send-
ing suits for display. which will be able to
get at a discount. Orders will be taken or its,
shoes, and socks at the gym.
WOnEN'S GYM SCHEDULE
Tuesday $3.50 to 1880 Pm. Basketball Team.
Thur sday 500 Pm. Normalizi ing, Beginners bas-
ketba1l.
$3.50 Pm. Volley Ball
$500 Pm. Badmi ntons Ping Pong, Deck Ten
MIS- Shuttle Board.
1000 Pm. basketball games.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-01-19
HOMFMAKING


Mabel Bessemer
FOODS SUITABLE TO SERVE WITH.
Roast Beef Tomato, cranberry sauce. vegetables In
Roast Veal Tomato. cranberry. mushroom or onion
Rice Ballss
Roast Pork Applesauce, mustard, cranberry sauces
pineapple, root vegetables, green's and
squash.
Roast Ham 60 cider or other aoid sauce, jelly.
pineapple. sweet potatoes. squash.
spinach and
Roast Lamb Mint sauce, asparagus, green peas, let
tuce any delicate vegetable.
Bowled Fowl White sauce, dplings, noodles, rices
sweet potatoes. creamed onions or any
icate vegetable.
FINNISH CRANBERRY WHIP
1/2 1b. oranberries pit. water
lA O. farina cream Of wheat C. sugar
Boil orenberries with water Is minutes, then
strain we'll and into liquid add sugar and farina
slowly. Cook slowly, stirring to prevent Jumps, Is
minutes. Slightly cool and beat with egg beater or
electric until it holds it's shape. with
thin when cold Other fruit juices be
APPIESAUCE FRUIT CAKE
Tvs Q. si1>ted cake Flour Q. sugar
54 t. soda egg
t.. baking powder Ia c. raisins
1/3 t. salt IL O.. cendied fruit
t. cinnamon (oitron, cherries, pine
l/2 t. Gloves apple, etc.)
IA t. allspice 1/2 @. chopped nuts,
LIE O. butter floured.
Q. cold app1esauoe, thick and unsweetened.
Finely cut raisins and oandied fruit and flour.
S1ft flour. soda. baking powder, spices and salt
three times. Cream fat, add sugar gradua lily and
until light and fluffy. Beet in egg.
alternately with applesauce. Stir in fruit we'll.
Bake in square loaf pan minutes at $50 de-
grees. 1t can be reheeted and served with lemon
DEVILS FOOD LAYER CAKE
egg yo1ks SO. chocolate
l O. butternilk 0. flour
1/2 os butter ts vanilla
1-1/2 C. sugar t. baking powder
Cream the butter. add sugar. Beat egg yolks we'll.
Melt the chocolate water. Sift dry ingred-
tents. yolks creamed mixture, then flour mix
and n
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-01-19

COOP UNION MADE CLOTHES
WOMEN AND MISSES DRESSES
$1.95 to$3.95
WOMEN AND MISSES COATS
Reduced to $9.75 to $500
MEMS SUITS e. TOPCOATS
S2O.25 to $500
POLLYS FROCKMAKING SHOP
SO6 18th Street NV.
Jersey Homesteads Retail Outlet
Consumer Services, Inc.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-01-19

Roast Beef .
Roast Veal 60
Roast Pork -
Roast Ham 60
Roast Lamb 90
Bowled Fowl
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-01-19

UUUUeI 20 '111I1"''
l-1/2 c. sugar t. baking powder
Cream the butter. add sugar. Beat egg yolks we'll.
Melt the chocolate hot water. 01ft dry 1ngred-
tents. yolks creamed mixture, then flour mix
vani LA. Bake in moderate oven in layers
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-19

her way to visit her brother, John Dimond, who is working in the Circle country.
 After a few days with her brother, Miss Dimond will return to Fairbanks before going to Val dez over the Richardson High way. She plans to stop for a day or two in the coast town before embarking for the States.
 Marie Dlmond makes her home in Washington, D C., and is a teacher of language at Trinity College in the Capitol city. The visitor stated that if the adjourn ment of Congress comes in the near future, she will be joined by her father when she reaches Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-19
$ U M M o N s
No. 34l7

NO. 04lI
 In the District Court, Territory
 of Alaska, Second Division.
 C. E. Hallberg, Plaintiff, vs Lone Wolf Mines, Inc, Croy-Lich Company, Inc, Northern Com mercial Company, De Laval Steam Turbine Company, and Lomen Commercial Company, de fendants.
 The President of the United State of America To: Croy- Lich Company, Inc. and De La val Steam Turbine Company, above named defendants, Greet ings:
 You are hereby required to ap pear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Second Div ision, within thirty days after the last publication of this sum- mons, namely within thirty days after the 10th day of August, 1889, in case this Summons is published, or within forty days after the date of its service up- on you, in case this Summons is served upon you personally, and answer the complaint of the above named Plaintiff on file in the said Court in the above en- titled action:
 This action is brought for the purpose of foreclosing mining labor liens upon personal pro- perty used in the Kougarok Sec tion of the Second Division, Ter ritory of Alaska, in mining op- erations by the Lone Wolf Mines, Inc, during the mining season of 1938; said personal property in- cludes centrifugal pump and equipment and caterpillar and bulldozer acquired through De- fendants Summoned herein and in the event you fail to so appear and answer, the Plaintiff will take judgement against you for want thereof, and will apply to the court for the relief de- handed in his complaint and as hereinabove stated.
 Witness the Honorable J. H. s. Morrison, Judge of the said Court and the Seal of said Conrt here unto affixed on this 18th day of July, 1889.
 Almer Rydeen, Clerk By Norvin Lewis, Deputy Clerk
 Pub. July 19, 26, Aug 2, g, 1889
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-19
LINDBERGH, HUGHES MEET IN BOEING PLANT

SEATTLE, July - Two famed American airmen, Col Charles Lindbergh and Howard Hughes met at the Boeing field plant af- ter secretly arriving on separate flights.
 Lindbergh is starting a nation wide inspection tour of airplane factories on an Army assignment Hughes is here to look over stat oliner equipment and extra fuel tanks.
 Hughes told the Associated Press that he is planning mo circus stunts" with 1t and is not planning another flight around the world.
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-19

joyed the baffling performance of the young magician recently when he drove about the city blindfolded, and with a carload of witnesses to substantiate same.
 Ii was good entertainment and the subject of considerable con- lecture as to just how the stunt was accomplished.
 Roxo and witnesses climbed aboard the brand-new 1889 Pon- tiac acto supplied thru the cour tesy of Wells Alaska Motors, after an eye bandage and sack had been carefully examined by the crowd gathered outdoors of Wells garage office, then placed over his eyes and over his head. First RoXo weaved thru First avenue traffic, then over and up Second, thru an alley and back to Wells.
 Witnesses, pedestrians and tra- fife were in no danger at any time, the clever young magician handling the car bhndfolded bet ter than many drivers with their eyes open.
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-19
JOHN DIMOND WILL WORK ON INDEPENDENCE OR.

Congress is not expected to ad journ until we'll into July, but as soon as 1t does, Delegate An thony J. Dimond and Mrs. Di- mond will leave the national cap ital for Alaska, their son, John Dimond declares.
 The young man, who is jun ior in chemical engineering at the Catholic University in Wash ington, D. C., arrived in Fair banks recently, having come ov- CT the Richardson Highway from Valdez.
 John Dimond and his sister Marie Dimond left Washington city June l2.
 She stopped off in Juneau for
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-19

a brief visit She is expected in Fairbanks in few weeks.
 The young man left recently on one of John Palms stages for the Circle district. He will work this season as he has for the past two mining seasons on the placer property being operated by Mrs. Ida Bartlett on Independ ence Creek.
 He will return to Washington city to resume his university studies in September
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-19
ROXO DRIVES THRU
 STREETS BLINDFOLDED

Fairbanks News -Miner)
 With the exception of one man who wanted to bet Rudy Roxo $100 against $500 he could dup licate the stunt, every one en-
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-19
MISS DIMOND IS
 VISITING IN TERRITORY

Miss Marie Dimond, daughter of Alaskas' congressional delegate Anthony J. Dimond, stopped briefly in Fairbanks recently on
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-19
Pioneer Water Co. Water Delivery During Summer Months - Tuesdays and Fridays.
 Hauling Gravel, Oil, Etc. ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE. NELSON and BULLOCK
 Phone Black A U & I DANCE U & I
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE
U &I DANCE U & I

The U & l Dance Hall and Cafe is rum for the better class of Eskimo trade but Whites are welcome to attend-Open every
 night : pm. to 3 am.
 NO DRUNKS ALLOWED
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-22

Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Swan
bro of Carlyle, Mont, are Wis
iting at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Tom Stark.
Fay T. Abel of Sheridan was
a dinner guest of MI. and Mrs.
Bert w. KronmilIer last
Wednesday evening.
MI. and Mrs. S. N. Cunning
ham and family and Mrs. Dorr-
berger visited Mrs. Cunning
hams sister, Mrs. R. ]. Boer,
in Forsyth Sunday.
Miss Olive Shreve returned on
Tuesday form Billings, where
She attended a two-day dist
riot convention of extension
clerks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Gardner
and daughter, Dorothy, of
Lodge Grass visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Lew
is the first of the week.
Mrs. R. G. Teela and son,
Henderson Taylor of Des
Moines, a., visited with Mrs.
A. H. Bowman and MIR. and
Mrs. w. j. McMoran Tuesday.
Among those who attended
the District IL convention of
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at
Red Lodge this week were Mrs.
J. w. Bulls, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Corkins, Mrs. Gorden Swaby and
Mrs. Jessie Rowland.
turned from Fort Peck last
week. They had been visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sullivan and family. Mrs.
Sullivan and children, Rena
Rae and James, Jr., accompan-
led them to Hardin and will
spend two weeks visiting here
with Mrs. Sullivan's parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Prime, and
! her brother, Verle Prime, and