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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26
Miss Marie Mitchell
Is ShotOer Guest

Miss Marie Mitchell Of Laurel
street was guest Of honor at mis-
cellaneous shower given last evening
by Miss Margaret Egan at her home
on Cooke street. The home was at
tractively decorated for the occa-
sion. Entertainment was enjoyed
throughout the evening and a deli
cious luncheon was served.
The guests included: Mrs. Anna
O'Neill, Mrs. Frank Colligan, Mrs.
Catherine Colligan, Mrs. Marion
Lynch, Mrs. Thomas Candy, Mrs.
Dennis Mitchell, Mrs Edward Shea,
Mrs. Thomas sullivan, Mrs. John
Ryan, Mrs. Anna Guilbert, AIRS.
Raymond Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Cyril
Gordon, Mrs. Martin Egan and
Misses Kay Maher, Marjorie Malley
Ann Sloboda, Marie Mitchell, Agnes
Fitzpatrick, Mary Fitzpatrick, Mar.
guerite Maloney, Edna Maloney
Mary Shea, Ruth O'Neill, Margare
Shugrue, Kay Christian, Mary Nc.
Carthy, Anna Ryan and Margares
EgaIa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26
, MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY
(America,s Card Authority

When the World Bridge Olympic
originated, the bidding on some of
the hands was prescribed in adj
vance. Now, after lapse of years,
the prescribing of some of the bid
ding will be revived in the 1910
Olympic, which will be held through
out the world April 4. Some who
have played in the Olympic for the
past 10 years will recall today's hand
played in the first olympic in 1881.
The bidding was prescribed and
East was compelled to bid one spade
over one heart. South could earn
par by doubling and setting him
-four tricks.
The printed explanation of that
time stated that in order to set the
declarer four tricks, it was -neees-
sary for North to overtake the heart
Jack, and then lead diamonds. If
hearts were continued, Souths ex-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26

st. Mnry's Nurses Annual
Dance Is Well Attended

"A colorfuI Spring social event was
held last evening when the annual
dinner dance Of st. Mary's Nurses
Alumnae was held at Waverly Inn.
Miss Marguerite was in charge Of
arrangements for the affair and her
assistants included: Misses Margar-
ct st. John, Marie Barbieri, Eliza
beth Sayers, Eleanor Fitzgerald,
Dorothy Casey and Patricia King.
Those attending were:
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Burke, DR..
and Mrs. Edward Post, DR.. and Mrs.
John Freheit, DR.. Joseph Reynolds,
Miss Helen Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs,
w. Faeth, DR.. Walter Reilly, Miss
Agnes Reilly, DR.. Frederik LaBrec-
que, Alice Douglas, DR.. Santopietro,
Gertrude Bowling, DR.. Leo Tylec,
Eleanor Fitzgerald, DR.. Robert Du-
Bots, Eleanor Murphy, Margaret
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Swedish League
Has Card Party

A. benefit card party was given
last evening by the Waterbury
Naugatuck Swedish Junior league at
Davenport hall. The affair was in
charge Of committee headed by
Mrs. Kenneth Rape who was as
sisted by Misses Doris johnson,
Gladys johnson, Emma Humstone,
Mildred williams, LIMA Gyllen,
Ruth johnson, Edith Carleton, Flor
ence lRappe, Alice Rape, Gladys
Pearson and Ruby Andrew.
Among those present were: Mrs.
Walter Wickstrom, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Larson, Richard Pearson, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Olson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Cedarholmes, Arthur Oh
son, Ella Carlson, Mr.. and Mrs. F..
R. johnson, Mrs. F. B. Mattson,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Anderson, Mrs.
L. T. Engvall, Mrs. F. G. Moul-
throp, Mrs. Charles w. Hennion,
Jr., Ona Engvall, Mrs. Charles Ell
well, Mrs. Harold Hosking, Mrs.
Edwin Wells, Mrs. Leon Mayshaw,
Mrs. Fenton Niver, Mrs. Marshall
Gibbs, Mrs. Paul Petersen, Mrs.
Harold Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick w. Rowe.
Mrs. Gordon Whitaker, F. B.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G..
Ross, Mrs. C. E. johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Graham, Mrs. Hiram
Smith, Mrs. Joseph Olson, Mrs.
j. F. ~Hench, Mrs. Lydia Clarke,
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Cedarholm,
Carl Brandt, Mrs. Clara Brandt
Charles Patterson, Harold E. Plat,
Timothy v. Sullivan, Arnold r..
Smith, Mrs. Charles Patterson,
Helen O'Brien, Mrs. Harold Plat,
Minna Mausolf, Mrs. Timothy Sui
Ivan, Louis Delaney, Mrs. Arnold
Smith, Kenneth Rape, Mrs. David
Johnston, Mrs. Robert Ker, Mar
garetta Spellman and Frances
Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Swanson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson, Mrs.
Carl Anderson, Mrs. Carl Olander,
Mrs. Arvid Swanson, Mrs. John
.Henricksen, Mr.. and Mrs. George L..
Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mel
ser, Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. johnson, D.
A. Lofgren, Edith Ericsson, Carl
Carlson, Lorene Castonguay, Hulda
Reichenback, Grace Lovetere, Rose
Flynn, Alice Hapenny, Cathleen
,Breen, Alice Pierce, Mrs. Frank
Slater, Mrs. Jerry Nolan, Mrs.
George Reed, Mrs. Frank T. San
tora, Mrs. Eric Frederickson, Ethel
E. Fred,erickson, Mrs. Ernest Lar
son, FRS. w. H. Foberg, Miss Mary
Martin, Miss Mary Wargo and Mrs.
Mary F. Martin.
Anne .Hagstrom, Edith Grahn
Mabel Nelson, Martin Nelson, Eileen
Clausen, Mildred Manghill, Milda
Nelson, Doris Hackenson, Ann Lind
berg, Florence Johnson, Mabel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26

tendance is anticipated.
Miss Marie Horrigan Is chairman
of the event and other members as
sisting in the plans are: Mrs. Ed
ward F. Conlan, Mrs. Catherine
Brady, Mrs. Walter Monagan, Mrs.
Martin J. Dunn, Mrs. George Grady,
Misses Ruth Kennaugh, Gertrude
Mitchell, Madeline McGill, Gather,
line Lahey, Catherine Conner and
Eulalia Madden.
A musical program will be en-
joyed and the latest in fashions for
spring and early summer will be
shown with the proper accessories.
Guests are requested to bring play
ing cards. Prizes will be awarded
at each table.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26

cess trump length would compel
him to lead trumps twice up to East.
One of our Olympic players in AL
bania wrote in a letter which I want
to quote in part, and which really
gives the best line of play for the
hand:
ut is imbecilic for South to lead
hearts when he can see his own
dangerous trump length. He knows
he can get North in by hearts later.
He should open his shortest other
suit, diamonds, In order to use up
his extra trumps by ruff1ng dia-
monds. AS South, I opened the ace
Of diamonds, continued with the
four, and declarer simply could not
win more than three tricks. North
was not asked to guess that South
had made a silly opening lead
(hearts)"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB


Top scorers in the Monday after
noon session of the Cornell Contract
club conducted by Mrs. John G.
Moriarty were: North and South:
Mrs. James Duncan and Mrs. Louis
Darlington, sc 1-2; Mrs. Clarence
Byars and Mrs. William Meyers,
IS 10; and East and West: Mrs
Timothy Collins and Mrs. Justin
Clark, IS; Mrs. Daniel Butler and
Mrs. Frank Driscoll, 68.
The Monday evening tournament
closed with the following winners:
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Shuts, 1853;
Mrs. Raymond Bergin and Miss M.
Anderson, 261; Mrs. Charles Yoos
and Mrs. Florence Sullivan, Miss
Helen Cannon and Miss Flora
,Chrichton, 242 IL.
Last nights standing follows:
Sullivan-Yoos, A; Bergin- Rose, 46
and Lanaro-Lanaro, SO and Nc
Grath-McGrath, 48.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26
Weddings
AIumnae Party
Tomorrow Night

The Waterbury Chapter college Of
Saint Elizabeth win sponsor q bingo
party Wednesday night at the
knights Of Columbus hall, 70 North
Main street. The affair is In charge
Of the chapter Student Loan Fund
committee who, have been arranging
the party, Ticket reservations may
be made by contracting any meniher
on the committee composed of HRS
Edward j. Mcdonald, Miss Agnes
Fitzpatrick, Miss Lucy Bowes, Miss
Katherine Healey, Mrs Joseph Cas-
sin, Miss Kathryn Hayes and Miss
Catherine Maloney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

The first session of the city cham
pionship for ladies in the Elton
Contract club was held yesterday
afternoon with the following top
scorer: North and South: Mrs. j.
A. Wright, and Mrs. John Monzani,
131 1-2; Mrs. j. B. Kelsey and Mrs.
Charles Hayward, lbs 1=2; Mrs. Am
brose Egan and Mrs. DeWayne
France, 1876; Mrs. Thomas Tobin
and Mrs. G. w. Swentor, 'f23 r1-2
and East and West: Mrs. Thomas
Collins and Mrs. Raymond Pidge,
40 1-2, Mrs. Asa York and Mrs.
Joseph Reilly, 1877 IL; Mrs. Phillip
Shaler and Mrs. Robert Jillson,
131 IL, and Mrs. w. E. Hersey and
Mrs. S. M. Main, ia IL.
In last evenings tournament high
scores were made by j. r. Hicks
and Donald Bon, and Miss Made
line Marshall and Mrs. Ruth Hurl-
but tied with Ga and Alfred Gold
man and Walter Geraghty, 81 10;
David Scully, and Martin O'Brien.
48 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26
Notre Dame Alunnae VIII
Hold Spring Event Tonight

The new home of the Notre Dame
academy will be open this evening
for large fashion show and bridge
TO be given by the Notre Dame
Alumnae association. The academy
located on Church street, will be
visited by the public for the first
time this evening and a large at.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26
Personal

DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Dillon of
Chestnut avenue has returned from
months stay in Mexico City.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Francis Thomp-
son of Willow street are spending a
few days in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Reader Of
WoodlaWn Terrace are spending
several days In Pittsfield, Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Hogan Of East
Main street is in New York city for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Peters Of
Washington avenue have returned
after spending several days in
Washington, D. c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26
DISHES BEFORE MARRIAGE

In 1850, Frederick the Great
Prussian emperor, ordained that nc
couple in Berlin could obtain a mar
rage certificate until they had pur-
chased a set of Berlin China.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26
KENT TAYLOR, 'PLAYBoY'

The signing of Kent Taylor for
the role of Chatsworth,s rounded out
the cast of 1.-TWO Girls On Broad
way" with Joan Blondell, George
Murphy and Lana Turner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26

Lindquist, Ann johnson, Elsa Palm
quist, Ethel Palmquist, Alice Palm
quist, Helen Droznick, Ernest
Greene, Hugh Leonard, j. Egan and
Carl Dillon,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26

The Junior G. Y. o. of the I'M
maculate Conception church will
hold spring dance on Friday,
March 10Th at the K. of c. hall at
6 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26
ROENTGEN STAR

In 1.-THE Hidden Master" Roent-
gen, discover of the X-ray, Is por-
trayed by Emmett Vogan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26
Miss Louise Ruggiero
Honored By Friends

A group of friends entertained at
a, bridal shower Monday evening in
honor of Miss Louise Ruggiero's COM
inf marriage on April 18th. The
bride to be was pleasantly surprised
and presented beautiful Cylex Cof-
fee Maker by the grouy. Misses
Anne and Bessie Payton of Laurel
street acted as hosts. Five tables
Of card playing was enjoyed with
prizes awarded at each table and
those attaining highest score. They
included, Gertrude Schwartz, Caro-
lyn Pensel, Grace Nield, Edythe
Dews, Myretta Clark, and Ella An
derson, also Ella wellington.
A delicious luncheon was enjoyed
later in the evening with tables
decorations carried out in bridal
decoration with lovely pink candles
and candle like favors.
Those attending were the follow
ing: Misses Anne and Bessie Pay
ton, Elvira Ruggiero, Myretta Clark,
Evelyn Hawkins, Ella wellington,
Hazel Beecher, Lena v. Gugliotti,
Jean Munro, Mrs. Beatrice Bower,
Mrs. Carolyn Pensel, Mrs. Charlotte
Payton, Mrs. Ella Anderson, Mrs.
Lila Lange, Mrs. Marion Hubbard,
Mrs. Evelyn Wright, Mrs. Mae Man
vile, Mrs. Mabel Gardner, Mrs.
Edythe Dews, Mrs. Gertrude
Schwartz, Mrs. Grace Nield, and
Miss Louise Ruggiero. Mrs. Hilda
Rosevear, N. c., of Winona Re
bekah Lodge, also present was an
invited guest.
Mrs. Josephine Palmeri was hos
tess at a spaghetti supper given
recently in honor of Miss Rita
Murphy and George Howard who
are to be married on March 3Oth.
The couple were presented with an
electric perculator
The guests included: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rodrigues, Martha Lanowitz,
Henry .Dauphinais, Josephine Pal
meri, Harry Hanley, Shirley Thorn
"a, Dennis Mccarthy and Rita
Murphy and George Howard
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26

There are approximately 10000
houses and other properties stand
ing empty in the city of London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26
TANEN AS Give

Give of India, in 1.-THE Hidden
Master" is portrayed by William
Tanner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26

The Schauffler College choir of
Cleveland, Ohio, will appear at the
First Methodist church tonight
under the auspices of the Mus
ical Art society. They will pre-
sent a program OF music by vari-
ETY. of composers. The choir has
toured the country extensively. Miss
Jean eastman of this city is MEM
Der Of the choir. Mrs. George CASH
man is chairman of arrangements,
and Mrs. Charles Toleman and
Charles Platt in charge of tickets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-26

The Women's Get Together club
of the Third Congregational church
met last evening with Mrs. Joseph
Smith presiding. Tea was served
with the following serving as host
esses: Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs.
Harry Pritchard, Mrs. Arthur Mich
OILS and Mr.. David Mcconnell.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Old Agency Craft Club

The Craft Club at Old Agency is
now doing Wool Work at the commits
Sary there. They hold their meetings
every Monday from $50 a m TO 4 100
p. m. At their last meeting. the fol-
loving officers were elected
President Kate Trombly
Vice President Bridget RaCcIne
Secretary Treasurer Hlldegard Sa-
lois.
There vas large number in at
tendance. and the women purchased
wool and cards preparatory to making
their own quilts and blankets.
The Badger Fisher Graft Club held
their regular meeting on Wednesday
The following officers were elected
President Annie Calf Robe
Vice President Nellie Bull Shoe Rec
Wis.
Secretar,'- Treasurer Ruther-
ford
This Club is doing wool work also
and the women are making TWO wool
ell quilts for sale.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
White Background, Blue Numerals
For 1941 Auto License Plates

Montana's color scheme of blue nu-
merals and letters on a white back
ground for the 1891 automobile license
plates will be the only one of its kind
IN the nation. according to a report
from the American Automobile Asso-
citation
The closest approach will be Neva-
da's blue on silver. Indiana will have
white on blue-the same as Montana
his this year. Among the Canadian
provinces. British Columbia has chos-
en- the same color arrangement as
Montana-blue on white.
The trend in license plate colors
seems TO be toward standardization Of
black on white with 10 states having
chosen that for 1871. There were seven
IN 1870
Somber color combinations have
been chosen for most Of the plates,
but there art few attempts to put
the rainbow 10 shame. For instance.
witness Pennsylvania golden yellow
on uItra-narine blue. Wisconsin's
black on federal yellow. Arkansas
green on aluminium. Hawaiis cardi-
nal red or rustic gray. the Philippines
gold on celestial blue and Puerto
Rico S-the only territory to use three
colOrS-blaCk on tan and blue.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Indian Craft on
Display in Great Falls

Modern handicraft and also many
many historic relics OF the Blackfeet
Indians are combined in a display in
stalled in the Civic Center exhibition
room in Great Falls, Montana under
auspices OF the Blackfeet Indian Craft
shop Of Browning The exhibit intend
ed TO acquaint Great Falls citizens
with products of the craft shop, a sue
cessful cooperative venture in which
several hundred Blackfeet are parti-
cipating was open to the public from
TO 4 Sunday afternoon and to 9
in the evening. 1t remained open from
$50 a N. to 9 p. m. through the week
until Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Shultz had charge Of the display. Co.
operating in arrangements for the dis
play was Mr.. C. L. Graves. superin-
tendent of the Blackfeet agency Mr.
and Mrs. Spanish lett Browning
Tuesday for the Falls with additional
material for the display
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Recreation Leaders
Preparing For
Winter Sports

The main topic Of discussion lately,
is the early and severe signs OF winter
Winter, in itself, is not usually well
coined. However, it does open a sea-
son Of new and interesting sports.
With the oncoming indications of
Winter, We begin TO look forward to
basketball. Our recreation leaders are
making preparations for this. and We
hope to start the ball rolling" as
soon as schedules can be arranged.
When weather conditions permit
the skating rink will be flooded and
frozen. Skating will be more comfort
able this year as We shall have a
warming house
A survey has been made o. the lakes
around Browning. and al present
they are all unfit for skating
Winter left its marks on the Nur-
sery school also. The wafer works have
been frozen solid.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
officer Mills
tsptures Burglar
kfter Chase

LEES Collins of Harlem. Montana
Is arrested last week by Officer Mills
her an exciting chase. Collins had
|bken one of the large plate windows
the Handy Service Station which
\ entered and then had attempted
make his getaway by using the
kmby car which was in one part of
|e garage. The burglar failed to open
|e garage door and banged right
|ru II damaging it considerably Mar
|al Mills fired a shot thru the front
Ior of the car but it went unheaded
bill he blew out tire which forced
bllnS TO abandon the car. Collins
Is finally captured by the police Of
her and was placed in the local bas-
i He was taken to the county jail
Deputy Sheriff Jess Brown where
remain in duranCe-vile until the
|Kt term of the District Court when
will be arraigned on several
|arges.
lThe prisoner is a former resident of
Downing having lived here several
|ars but had been making his home
Jar Harlem. He has apparently been
|bibing from the bowl that cheers
bich no doubt had the reverse eng
b on the cheer"
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Local Officers Capture
FOrger Who Operated
At Conrad

Deputy Sheriff Jess Brown received
word Monday that a man who had
been forging checks on Wallace
Kingsbury of Waller was headed thru
Browning and on to the coast. Mr.
Brown was assisted in the chase by
Ionic Goss. chief OF the Indian po-
lice. and they went to the Browning
depot to see if he was on the freight
thru here. They could not locate him.
but one of the crew said a man an
swering the description had climbed
TO the top OF one OF the freight cars.
they received this information as the
train was pulling out. They raced to
the Summit but the train had already
left there. so on they dashed to
Whitefish where they captured the
culprit, and then took him to the
county Jail at Conrad. where he was
placed in the custody of Sheriff We'll
ker.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
B 4 p WOMAN'S CLUB

The November meeting OF the Bust
ness and Professional Womans Club
was held in the Masonic Club rooms
on Wednesday evening. Nov. 18th.
Guests were Mrs. Martha kaufman Of
Forsyth. state president and Miss Col
die Waite. field secretary from the ma
tional office in New York City. Miss
Waite discussed the origin and aims
OF the club and the activities of club :
in other states. Alaska. Hawaii and
several European countries.
For the clubs Christmas project
they have decided TO by tricycle.
and other toys for the Nursery School
and each member is preparing a
Christmas basket for some needy ia
mily. The club is also donating to the
Red Cross
Two new members are Maude Co.'S
tello. beauty shop proprietor. and Vir-
Rinia Hansen. a former high school
English teacher of Libby. Montana,
The next regular meeting will be
Tuesday. Dec 10th. The topic for dis
cussion will be Good VIII A Christ
mas party will follow for members and
guests.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Auxiliary News Notes

The regular meeting OF the Black
feet Unit No 1877 was held November
y at the home of Mrs Douglas Gold
with Mrs T R Cummns co-hostess
The Unit rendered Mrs. Henry Gauss
District President. handkerchief
shower. but Mrs Gauss was unable to
negotiate the Snowbound roads. so she
viii pay her call at a later meeting
Routine business was discussed BY the
group, and after the meeting iigsaw
puzzles occupied the attention OF
teams competing Tor novelty prizes
Browning citizens having "puzzling"
problems would do well to consult
Mrs. Henry. Mrs BeCwar Mrs Graves
or Mrs. DAVIS because these ladies
demonstrated their ability TO solve
puzzles in blitzkrep fashion Tempt
ing refreshments were served at tables
enhanced by the patriotic colors
The lunch and candy served al the
ArmistiCe dance by Auxiliary men,
berS Melted the organization a tidy
sum
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Glacier County
To Furnish 6S
Soldier Trainees

An estimated 68 OF Glacier county S
man power will be called for military
training by next June, according to
late advice received by the Glacier
county draft board.
Two Glacier county men. Charles L.
Merrill and Roland @. Bonds. who
volunteered through the local board
last week and who left for MisSoula
Tuesday to be indicted into the SER
vice. will make up the COuNty's i'm
mediate quota.
In formation as TO when future
calls will be made and the number OF
men in each will be given boards as
various development affecting the ma
tional training program occur, accord
ing to the local board
With queStlonnaires being mailed
to registrants at the rate of 80 a day.
several months will elapse before the
county's list w be completed. AS a
dc!hlc check on mailing. a list OF
numbers included in tie group are
posted by the draft board on he post
office bulletin board daily.
OF current information received 'ho
fore part of the week is TIE 49, G
members of the state medical advise
boards. who were appointed recently
each being located as to serve more
conveniently various counties that
NAV have registrants wishing to APP
peal from the county examiners In
other cases. county examining phys-
clans may desire the advisory boards
to act.
According to E. NJ Sadlier. chief
clerk of the county board. the advis-
DIV board at Havre and Great Falls
will function for Glacier county.
The Great Falls board members are
Drs. F. r. Solemn. j. p. Greaves. j
c. MacGregor. E. NJ. Porter and T F
Walker
Havre board members are Drs. L
T. Sussex. w. L. Forster. E A Dales
G. A. JeStrab and D. s Mackenzie
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Hoopster Plans
Made at SheIbv
Meeting Sunday

Coaches, superintendent and prin-
cipals Of high schools participating in
this seasons District No II basket
ball schedule met at Shelby last Sun
day afternoon to formulate plans,
Shelby by a vote Of six to three being
selected for the annual district tour
nament, dates being February 20 to
%, inclusive. Shelby and Browning
were the only bidders
AS was voted at Livingston last
spring, the northern division tourna-
ment will be held in Glasgow several
weeks later. participants being teams
OF schools in the northern tier of
counties.
Those attending last Sundays meet
ing included the following:
Cut Bank-Supt. Davis and Coach
Chumrau.
Browning-supt Bergan and Coach
Huss.
shelby-supt. wampler and Coach
Olson.
Conrad-supt Lewis and Coach
Hefty.
valier-supt. Lund and Coach Dee
ney.
sunburst-Prin, Larin and Coach
Cooper.
Sweetgrass-Coac Stein.
Brady-Prin Quanback and Coach
Mayo.
oilmont-Prin Kranz and Coach
Curry
The schedule Of the games for the
Browning team Will be published next
week
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Angora Goat Industry

1t is far cry from Angora goats
to automobiles, yet this species Of
goat provides the raw material for
the mohair upholstery found in so
many motor cars. One goat must
thrive and produce for 10 years TO
provide enough mohair to upholster
tho ayelIse fve-passenger sedan.
G. "sequently, because of the de-
hand Of car manufacturers for mo-
hair fabric, the raising Of Angora
Coa.s Las become a major indus
Try, especially in Texas, which pro-
duced IN 1887 $4,000, 900 of the TO-
55S, 600 ponds produced in the sew
en- leading producing states.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
|rowning Couple
[arried In Shelby

Grant Hilton and Mildred Vale
Eh of Browning were married last
kek in Shelby. The bride is the
)ughter of Mr.. Earl Vale and has
led in Browning for some time. She
tended school in North Dakota
bere she was graduated from and
Is recently been one of the Librari-
Is IN the Browning Public Library
FSs Vale also attended the state COL
Be IN Bozeman The bridegroom is
)e son of Mr.. and Mrs Colonel Hill
b. prominent ranchers out on Milk
per He attended school at the local
|gh school graduating from il in 1888
be Young couple are both well known
this community and their many
bends wish them a long life of we'd
ID happiness.