davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-06-22
Dos acorazados Sc mandarin a
la America del Sur
Sera investigates las campanas de origen
extranjero.
Tropas para Alaska y nueya base naval
en- Hawaii

Washington, JUNO 22.-Co-
munican de Montreal, Cana =
da, que por esparcir noticiaS
falsas fue aver arrestado ALI
ell ciudadano Harold Patter-
son. Habia este individuo IA
BRIGADE la no'icia de que IN
vapor ingl6s habia sido hundi-
do por un submarine alaman.
En- la Secretar.a de Marina
Sc anunci6 hoy que dos acora-
zados sc agregaran a los cru
ceros Wichita Y Quincy Y ell
destructor O'Brien. en- las a
guas de la America del Sur.
Termin6 hoy ell congreso la
aprobaci6n de la ley de i'm
puestos para la defensa nsciO-
nal, con un receso hasta ell dia
/ de julio. Mas de 0 900
de nuevos contribuyentes han
sido agregados pOr la nueva
ley. Ell ano fiscal comenzara ell
l de julio.
En- la presente egislatura Sc
han aprobado para la Marina
mas de 1000 millones y para
ell ejercito mas de 5000 Milo
mes.
Ell effective del ejercito regu
lar Sc aumentara a 100000
hombres y la escuadra tendra
100 nuevos barcos, sin contar
la aviaci6n para las dos ra :
mas.
En- agrandar fabricas Y es-
tablecer las nuevas que sean
La gaceta., 1940-06-22
ClUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Nye ell "apaciguante". = Palabras de dos repu-
blicanos. - 81 No. = Franco Sc afila las uiaS.
= Trotzky acusa.

Ell senador Nye, republican,
de North Dakota, jefe del grupo
"apaciguante," pide la renuncia
del presidente Roosevelt.
Necesita la naci6n media do
cena de hombres como Franklin
D. Roosevelt y librarse, en- 10
que a las esferas ENTERTAINMENTS
les sc refiere, Gle individuos CO.
me Nye.
SenadoreS charlatanes y man
$685. 10 mismo que representa-
tes, abundan en- todas parties;
pero hombres de clara inteligen
ella, del tipo de Mr.. Roosevelt,
hay muy pocos por AGA.
La mission de los "apaciguan-
tes' es hacer Greer al pals que
no existe un verdadero peligro Y
que en- cierto modo debemos Sc
guir la Inca maldita y desastro-
sa de los caballeros Chamber
lain y Daladier.
La gaceta., 1940-06-22
Sc FlRMO Ell ARMISTICIO
ENTIRE FRANCIA Y
Los emisarios en- Canine
de Italia

Compiesne, Fancia, JUNO 20
A las 6:57 de hoy, en- la fo-
resta de Compiegne, Sc firm6
Ell armisticio entire Francia y
Alemania.
Por Alemania firmo ell CO.
ronel Won keitel y por Fran
cia la delegation presidida por
el general Hultzinger.
Mi gobierno, declare ell ge-
neral frances, me ordena fir
mar y asi 10 hagO. Agreg6 des
pues que las condolences eran
muy duras.
La delegation francesa salio
para Italia, por avion, donde
discutira con Mussolini las con
dico;nes de paz.
Las hostilidades no cesaran
haSta seis horas despues de
que Sc haya firmado con Italia.
Las dos delegaciones, la
francesa y la alemana, Sc pu-
sieron de pie, al proposition
del coronel general Won Keitel
en- honor de los caidos por la
patria. Il,
La gaceta., 1940-06-22

Mientras Nye y Wheeler sc
desganitan, oponiendose a cast
todas las recomendaciones del
presidente Roosevelt, un ilustre
republican,, ell quito periodista
William Allen White, sostiene
Gel p~residente ha realizado un
acto ~patri6tico nombrando a
Stimson y Knox. ST ell partido
republican, adopta una plata :
forma de paz a TODD trance, nj
siquiera ganara a Maine y Yer
mont" Ciertos elementos del
partido quieren jugar a la poll
tiquilla" en- estos momentos y
probablemente buscando los vo-
tos de los inclinados al fascis :
mo-"
Mr.. White Sc ha colocado de
nuevoen ell punto juSto.
Nye es un 'wociferante" y ma
da mas.
La gaceta., 1940-06-22

FL mando frances eomunica
que todos los ataques de los
itallanos, en- los Alpes, fueron
rechazados, Bombas italianas
causaron danos de considera-
ci6n en- la ciudad de Marsella.
I'm despacho de Egipto avisa
que por equivocaci6n las anti
aereas hicieron fuego contra
aeroplanos ingleses. Senales
de alarma, por la presencia de
aviones italianos, Sc dieron
hoy en- ell Cairo.
Desde Turquia c%omunican
que Russia demanda del gobier
no turco una posici6n dominan
te en- los Dardanelos.
La gaceta., 1940-06-22
GOBIERNO COMUNISTA EN-
ESTONIA
IzGrOn Ia BGnderc ROja

Tallinn, Estonia, JUNO o.
Impulsados por la propaganda
comunista grupos de trabajado-
res Sc apoderaron hoy de los edi
ficios del gobierno e izaron la
bandera roja.
Preside ell nuevo gobierno ell
DIR. JOhannns Wares, partidario
dc dar facilidades a la Russia So
Wet.
Ia pOlicia fu6 desarmada por
los trabajadOres, a los cuales D.
yudaron los soldados rusos. Ha-
ce pocos dias Russia demand6 un
Gambia de gobierno.
La gaceta., 1940-06-22

necesarias, ell gobierno Sc pro-
1one gastar mas de $500, OO0,-
9o0.Seran entrenados tambi6n
10000 photos.
Aprob6 Ell Comite de Rala,
clones Ex'eriofes del Senado
TN proyacto de ley del senador
Clark, de Missouri, para que
Sc investigator las actividades
extranjeras en- este pals. Pro-
pone el $ nador, para gas,os.
un credito de 5000.
la in enci6n de Clark es re-
velar ell orfgen de las campa-
mas pro nazis y pro AliadoS
ore Sc hacen en- este pals.
Tropas de los Estados Uni
dos embarcaron hoy en- Seat
tie con direction a Alaska.
Van mandadas por ell tenien-
te coronel Landon,
Una nueva base naval Sc ha
creado por la Marina en- las is
las Hawaii.
IL senador democratic Min
ton, de Indiana, desafi6 hoy en-
ell Senado al republican, Nye a
probar la veracidad de sus
informaciones en- cuanto a que
Estados Unidos habia impul-
sado a Francia y a Inglaterra
a entrar en- la guerra. NADIA
de ESQ puede probar ell sena-
dor, pero 10 dice. "Cuando Es-
tados Unidos vaya a la guerra,
ira a su prOpia guerra, a Ia
guerra de America"
La gaceta., 1940-06-22

Europa, y no solo en- Europa,
Stain desempeh6 ell papel de A.
genie provocador en- el servicio
de Hitler. La capitulaci6n de
Francia e. uno de los resulta-
dos. Pero no ee ell Gnico resulta-
do. A pesar de las capturas te-
rritoriales del Kremlin, la Re-
p1blica Soviet tiene ahora una
posici6n peor que antes. Polonia
ma desaparecido. Rumania desa-
parecera manana. Alemania,
dueha de Europa, adquirira una
frontera comdn con la Union
Soviet.
Escandlnavia esta ocupada
por los nazis. Las victorias de
Hitler en- el oeste no son otra co
sa que una preparation para alta
car en- el Este. En- ell ataque a
Finlandia, ell ej6rcito russo deca-
pitado y desmoralizado por Sta
lin, demostr6 SD debilidad ante
el mundo. En- sd pr6xima mar
cha contra el Soviet, Hitler 90
.tendra el apoyo del Jap6n.
Temerosos, los agentes del
Kremlin comienzaD hablan de
nuevo de una alianza de las de-
mocracias contra el fascismo a.
gresor. Stain SO vera obligado
a tomar una nueva direction, co
mo engahadOr engahado. Pero
los pueblos no tendran de nue.
vo confianza en- los agentes del
Kremlin. Stain ayud6 a CONVEX
tir Europa en- un caos sangrien-
20. 500 Ell derribo de Ia pandilla
totalitaria de Moseu, solo Ia re-
generael6n De Ia dem9cracia So
vl6tica, podra crear la lucha We
gorosa contra 81 nufvo -golpe dei
.mperiali2mo aleman,
La gaceta., 1940-06-22
FRANCO R~EORGANIzA sU
GARINETE

LisbOa, JUNO 22.-Bl general
Franco sc pr0pone reoFganlzar
su gabinete e integrRrlo con per
sonas partidarias de una estre'
cha collaboration commercial y mi
litar con Alemania e Italia.
Serrano Suher, que va era mi
nistFo de ls gobernaclSn, Orden
pdblico, sandal y salubridad,
Sc ha hechO cargo de Ia caFteFa
de estado, sustltuyendo . juan
BeigbedeT.
Esta notieia Sc recogi6 por Ia
Radio y fue dada por una agen-
ella alemana nazi. Els cunadO Sc
rraaO del dictadOr Franco,
La gaceta., 1940-06-22
KNOX DICE QUE LA MARI
MA NO TIENE PARTID0

Chicago, JUNO 22.-Aceptan-
do su designation para secreta-
rio de marina, Ell periodista CO.
ronel Frank Knox declare hoy
que la marina de guerra no tie
ne partido politicO. La defensa
nacional no es una question par
tidarista y debe tener el apoyo
de todos los grupos politicos y
del pueblo.
Knox renunci6 aver COMO
miembro de la delegation de Hi
nois a la asamblea nacional re-
publicana.
La gaceta., 1940-06-22

Palabras de William j. Dono-
van, de New York, que fue abo-
gado general en- ell gabinete de
Coolidge: "Debemos aprobar las
designaciones hechas por Ell pre-
sidente y elogiar a los dos ciuda
danos pombrados. Tenemos Ell de
Der de apoyar, sin imputaci6n
de motive, al comandante en- ie-
fe, ahora encargado de preparar
las defensas de la naci6n.n
Ash discurren los hombres
bien intencionados, que detes-
tan la actuaci6n "politiqueril'
de algunos fracasados lideres re
publicanos.
MenOs "politiquilla" y una
mejor compression de los pro-
blemas del mundo, es 10 que el
pueblo americana demanda.
La gaceta., 1940-06-22

decir" a Mr.. Roosevelt.
Este senior, "apacighante'' 81
no interpretamos NAL sus pala-
bras, dice que ell p~residente
Roosevelt esta colocando a este
pals en- una posici6n igual a la
cue produjo la caida de Francia.
Los individuos como ell Sr.
Gannett, admiradores a distan-
ella de Chamberlain Y Daladier,
pretenden que Estados Unidos
Sc ponga a la cabeza del coro de
semifascistas Y commence va a
aplaudir Y alabar a los vencedo-
res.
La gaceta., 1940-06-22

~ mientras algunos indivi-
duos acobardados o con inclina-
clones de quinta columna, man
tienen que debemos -apaciguar''
a los nazis y fascistas, miranda
hacia un future cercano, Ell loco
de Berlin le ha presentado a los
franceses sus condolences y pi-
ded e ellos una contestaci6n ra-
pida y explicita.
La question Sc lie ha plantea-
do al gobierno de Petain en- es-
tns terminos 81 o No..
ST.. cspitulaci6p humiIlante y
en- cierto modo degradante
No.. salvaies bombardeos De
Jas ciudades y destruction de
una gran parte de Francia y CO.
81 TODD ell ejercito frances.
10 Importance, por ahora, e.
que el gobierno frances no per-
mita que en- las manos de los 2.
sesinos de publos y libertades
caigan la escuadra y Ia avia.
ei6n.
Seris 10 mas decente y 70 MAJ
digno, traSladar Ell gObiernO q
Africa y cOntinuar Ia guerra er
csc eontinsnte,
La gaceta., 1940-06-22
Ell TEMPO

Prediction para la tarde de
hoy: probbables lluvias.
Maxlma aver, 95 gradOs;
minima. 70. Nublados para
MARIANA domingo, con proba-
b.es aguRceros.
La gaceta., 1940-06-22
CON LA BANDE.
RIA NGDESA

Londres, JUNO 2.-seis tan
fraDceses ancIados en- e.
tambul eambiaron hoy su ban
dera por Ia inglesa.
Sc do despues Ia noticia de
one Ia propiedad hsbia sido tras
pAsada 9 una enpresa BRITAIN.
"a,
La gaceta., 1940-06-22

Cast toda la escuadra france
sa Sc ha undo a la inglesa, sin
preston mayor-acaban de in
formar a Washington.
Los marines de Francia segui
ran la guerra, unidos a los ingle
SEES, 81 Ell ejercito resuelve acep-
tar las denigrantes condolences
de Hitler.
La bandera de Francia sera
mancillada en- ell territorio fran
c6s; pero no en- los mares del
mundo.
Para ell ciudadano democratic
co, firme en- sus convicciOnes, lu
char contra Ell nezismo y Ell fas-
cismo es un sagrado deber.
La gaceta., 1940-06-22

Hay pOr AMI un periOdista de
mucho dinero y pOca discretion,
r. Cannot, que especialisa en- a.
tacar q "NOevO TrstO' = NAL
La gaceta., 1940-06-22

Franco va a reorganizar 81
gabinete. Entrsgara la mayoria
de los ministerios a individuos
del baio nivel moral de Sierra
no Suner.
tNuevos ministries. de los
que desean apretar las manOs de
Hitler y Mussolini Y marchar
con ellos al saqueo de Francia.
La gaceta., 1940-06-22

Palabras del senador florida
no Andrews "Lo que ell pals re-
quiere es hablar menos y traba-
jar mas. Los republicanos pre-
fieren hablar Y agredir al "Nue
vo Trato' en- estos momentos de
honda crisis para ell mundo.
Trabajemos, en- primer lu-
gar; pero dgiamos la verdad a
lps 4apaciguantes' y retarda-
tarios.
La gaceta., 1940-06-22

Leon Trotzky stribuye "a la
"pandillaa o :'clique' de Mosci,
como el la llama, la derrota de
Francia y la nueva humiliation
de la democrscia.
sCuando lego 81 momento de
la verdadera guerra-escribe-
Stain do un salto Y facilit6 a
Hitler la aggression a Polonia, los
paises escandinavos y Francia".
Remedio que propone: derri-
bar a Stain y sus satellites y
crear una "regenerada democra
ella sovietica"'.
i9uien es capaE de pOnerle el
cascabel al gato1
La gaceta., 1940-06-22

Los "terminos" de paz con
Francia, declare aver un fascis-
ia, seran severos.
lie robaran a los franceses,
salvadores De los itaianos en-
1917, prcvir las Y colonias.
Demuestra la historic que la
vida de los ladrones de tierras
de los tiranos, es corta y des-
astrosa.
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STATE DEBT REDUCED
MORE THAN MILLION

Montana's indebtedness was
reduced 81 ,063 900 one day last
week when State Treasurer
Ray N. Shannon paid off $685.
900 in highway debentures and
2O5 900 in state fund bonds. The
reduction left the states bond
ed indebtedness at about $10,-
UuJ,UJO, including outstanding
special obligations of various
state subsidiaries.
The payment on the highway
debentureS was half the amount
remaining ii an issue sold in
1881 so the road building pro-
gram could be continued, and
the state fund payment was on
the obligation incurred in 1888
when all outstanding state war
rants were paid off by a bond
issue. There is a balance of
S3,301 500 left of the state fund
bond issue.
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CHECKS TO IDLE
TOTAL S764,8S5

Montana workers who lost
their jobs received 68,321 checks
totaling $764,88 from July %
to December 80 last year, &C
cording to a report by the
state Unemployment compensa-
ton commission. The employ
ment service of the commission
placed 22,55O persons on jobs
during the year. 10000 of them
being put to work in private
industry and the rest on public
works.
The commission trust fund
contained $6,858, 637 the first
year, of which about $1,250,000
was earmarked for benefits to
unemployed railroad workers,
the report said. OF the $500
unemployed workers who filed
claims for benefits during the
last half of 1889 only 2,031 were
found ineligible for assistance.
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ices will be held at the Ad-
ventist church Sunday, January
IA, at 7:30 pm. Rev. C. E. john
son will be in charge.
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CHI NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Sunday morning service at
II o'clock at Masonic temple.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
The public is cordially invit-
ed to attend.
sacrament" is the subject of
the Lesson-Sermon which will
be read in all Churches of
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday,
January IA. 1910.
The Golden Text is: II am
the Lord that bringeth you up
out of the land Of Egypt, to
be your God; We shall there
fore be holy, for I am holy
Lev. 1l:45).
Among the citations which
comprise the LeSSon-Sermon is
the following from the, Bible:
Wherefore laying aside all
malice. and all guile, and hypo-
crlsieS, and envies, and all evil
speakingS, AS newborn babes,
desire the sincere milk of the
word. that We may grow there
by: If so be We have tasted that
the Lord is gracious" II Peter
2: 1-3).
The Lesson-Sermon also in
cludes the following passage
from the Christian Science
textbook, Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy: 1--WE worship
spiritually, only as we cease to
worship materially. Spiritual de-
vOutneSS is the soul of Christ
ianity. Worship through the
medium of matter Is paganism.
Judaic and other rituals are but
types and shadows OF true wor-
ship. The true worShippers
shall worship the Father in
spirit and in truth" Up. 400.
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METHODIST CHURCH
George E. Danskin, pastor

Sunday, January IA
Sunday school. 9:45 am.
Morning worship, 1885 am.
Subject: principles on Which
We Build"
Epworth League. $50 pm.
Junior League, $50 pm.
Choir practice, Monday, Tbs
pm.
Bible Study, Wednesday, 7:3O
pm.
The public is invited to our
Bible study class. l-ext week we
will begin a study OF the Bible
by divisions.
Attend some church Sunday.
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HOSTESS TO
SEWING CLUB

The Priscilla Sewing clut
met at the home Of Mrs. Rich
ard Bochy Tuesday afternoon.
Ten members were present.
Refreshments were served af-
ter an afternoon spent sewing
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
J.E.H. Nelson, pastor

1000 am, Sunday school.
HOO am, morning worship,
Subject: What Does It Mat
ter?"
$50 pm, young peoples
meetings.
1889 pm, evening service.
800 pm, Wednesday, mid
week service.
when you meet temptation
turn to the right"
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
r. N. England, pastor

1000 am, Sunday school.
HOO am, morning worship.
Beginning next Sunday the
pastor will preach the first OF
a series of sermons on 1.-The
Lords Prayer" The first will
deal with the subject, Say, Fa-
Their"
600 pm, the regular young
peoples meeting, to which all
high school age young people
are invited.
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HARDIN
COMMUNITY CHURCH
b. N. Nelson, pastor

SUNDAY, January a.
Food for thought: Men are
needed in every branch of the
worlds activity. but nowhere
are Christian men needed more
fh9n IN the Church and Sunday
School.
Sunday school. 1000 am.
Morning worship. HOO am.
Subject: christianity In Ac-
ton"
SUNDAY night, 7:3O pm. Mes
SAGE TO Whom Shall We Coz"
Wednesday mid-week service
Snecial service this Friday
nioht, Rev. Fowler and Rev.
Wiscarson of South Dakota will
be with us.
A Cordial Welcome awaits you
here.
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CFRNAN EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHRIST CHURCH
VIM. Werner, pastor

Sunday, January IA
o'2n am. Sunday school.
1920 am. morning worship.
800 pm, young peoples
league.
TOO pm, Thursday, choir
practice.
loo pm. Saturday, Confirm
alton instruction.
This Sunday our English SER
vices will be held at 800 pm.
English services are held every
second Sunday in each month.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
First Lutheran church serv-
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that on
the 9th day of January, 1910,
the Directors of the Big Horn
Oil & Gas Development Com
pany of Hardin, Montana, de-
clared a dividend OF SO due
and payable on the 10th day of
February, 1910 to all stockhOld-
ers of record on the books of
the Company at the close of
business on the 3rd day of Feb
ruary, 1910.
BY order of the Board of Dr.
rectors this 9th day of January,
1910.
Signed:
M. B. EVENSON,
Secretary.
Pub. Jan. 10, 25)
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AUXILIARY PLANS


NOA1441t1EI fLEtINo
DISTRICT MEETING
fl the regular meeting of the
HarAin unit of the american
Legion Auxiliary Tuesday eve
ming in the Masonic temple,
plans were made and commit
tees appointed for the district
convention, which will be held
GHTe this spring.
Named as general chairman
for the event was Mrs. Roy o.
Chambers. Serving under her
win be the hospitality commit
tee, composed of Mrs. F.. M.
Scott, Mrs. H. D. Kenyon, Mrs.
M. r. CalderWood, and Mrs. w.
S. Voiles; the flower commit
tee, composed of Mrs. FRANK
Morrison, Mrs. Wilbur Dow and
Mrs. H. P. Schaller; the ban
quet committee, composed OF
Mrs. willard Scott. Mrs. Will
liam A. Walker and Mrs. Sam
Cunningham, and the registra-
ton committee, headed by Mrs.
w. Lyle Bell.
After routine business was
transacted a joint social hour
was held with members Of the
local post of the American Le-
gion. Two numbers were sung
by the high school sextette,
Misses Peggy Joyce Baker. jan
ice Kelley, Vera Louk, Eileen
Plumb, Viva Ann Shirley and
Marie Wilson. The girls were &C
companied by A. R. Hegre.
Hostesses were Mrs. w. Lyle
Bell, Mrs. M. R. CalderWood,
Mrs. Kenneth Christensen ana
Mrs. 1. L. Jaynes.
HOLD DANCING
PARTY AT RANCH
Mrs. Bessie Turner and fam
lily entertained at a dancing
party at their ranch home Sat
urday evening honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Al HuSman of Grand Cou-
lee, Wash.
Present were Misses Dorothy
Barber, Mango Seamans, kath-
1een Jensen, June McAllister.
Marjorie Sweeney, Natalie and
Frances Turner, Mary MacDon-
aid, Beatrice and Mildred Trus-
sell, and Mrs. G.. A. Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. Chef HuSman of Bill
lingS, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Turn
er, Paul and Dale White, Hor-
ace and Arlington Funston. Bill
Faber, Kenneth Mclean, Homer
Scribner, Melvin Cook. Joe
Turner, and John Turner.
MEMBERS OF
COUNCIL MEET
The Hardin Girl Scout coun-
Gil met at the home of Mrs. /.
L. Dehnert Monday evening.
Twelve members were present
including Mrs. Frank Starina,
Mrs. o. E. Anderson, Mrs. James
t. Durkin, Mrs. L. H. Labbitt,
Mrs Tom Hammer, Mrs. ]. J.
Ping, Mrs. P. D. Thomson, Mrs.
r. 3. Saunders, Mrs. w. j. Shir-
ley, Mrs. J. A. Koebbe and Mrs.
J. r. Vickers.
Plans were discussed for
Scout week.
LADIES CIRCLE
ELECTS OFFICERS
Election of new officers for
the coming year was held by
the Congregational Ladies Cir
Gle at their meeting Thursday.
Mrs. L. R. Cool will serve as
president, Mrs. w. j. Shirley,
first vice-president; Mrs. ]. c..
Hogan, second ice-president:
MS c. S. Elder, secretary, and
Mrs. Harry Henderson, treas
urer.
HOSTS TO
BRIDGE CLUB
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Rankin en-
Sertained the Monday evening
bridge club at a TOO O'Clock
dinner.
Members present were DR.. and
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LADIES CIRCLE
ELECTS OFFICERS

HOSTS TO
BRIDGE CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rankin en-
Sertained the Monday evening
bridge club at a TOO O'Clock
dinner.
Members present were DR.. and
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LUTHERAN
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A Gierke- naStOr

Sunday school, 1000 am.
English service, HOO am.
Sermon subject: THE Wedding
at Cana"
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AID MEETS
The Methodist Ladies Aid is
meeting at the home of Mrs
Harry Boughton this afternoon
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Society

Mrs. W. A. Ransier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Bowman and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. S. McAllister. .
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Weir and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Henderson
were guests.
High score awards went to
Mrs. Ransier and Mr.. Bowman.
Guest prizes were awarded to
Mr. and Mrs. Wer.
S. o. S.
HAS PARTY
Mrs. Lloyd Snyder was hos
tess to the S. o. S. club at their
annual Christmas party held
last Thursday.
Present were Mrs. D. E. Kill
patrick. Mrs. JenS Kaloerg. Mrs.
Lyle Tintinger. Mrs. J. H. Jes-
ser. Mrs. Matthew Brown, Mrs.
L. c. Linthacum and Mrs. An
drew Torske.
An exchange of gifts was
made and refreshments were
served by the hostess.
ENTERTA1NS AT
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Honoring her husbands birth
day, Mrs. Uriel King entertained
at a party Sunday.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Carper and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Dygert and chill
dren, Miss Ruth King, E. King
Harold Carper and Mrs. c. A.
Wort.
HOSTESS TO
SEWING CLUB
The Priscilla Sewing club
met at the home of Mrs. Rich
ard Bochy Tuesday afternoon.
Ten members were present.
Refreshments were served at
ter an afternoon spent sewing.
COMMUNITY
CIRCLE MEETS
At the regular meeting of the
sewing circle at the
home of Mrs. Mary Chavez, ell
ection of officers was held.
Those chosen were Mrs. Frank
Litton. president; Mrs. Sharp,
vice president and Mrs. Kirsch-
eman. secretary.
Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Litton, Mrs.
ClaWson. Mrs. Clement, Mrs.
Butler, Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Dill
lon, Mrs. Fried, Mrs. Sharp,
Mrs. Rob, Mrs. Martel, Mrs:
K~irscheman and Mrs. Sharp OF
Lodge Grass were present.
Lunch was served by the hos
tess.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Dillon on
January 10.
AID MEETS
The Methodist Ladies Aid is
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Harry Boughton this afternoon.
ENTERTAINS FOR
MRS. HUSMAN
Miss June McAllister was hos
tess at a bridge party Monday
evening honoring Mrs. AL Hus-
man of Grand Coulee, Wash.
Besides the honoree and hos
tess, those present were Misses
Natalie and Frances Turner.
Barber, Marjorie Swe-
eney, Mildred Trussell and Mary
Macdonald, and Mrs. Archie
Grover. Mrs. Garold Fish and
Mrs. Chester Bounous.
Honors for the evening went
to Mrs. Fish and Mrs. Husman,
and a guest prize was present.
ed to Mrs. Husman.
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LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
Lodge Grass, Mont.

Rev. Addison Self, pastor
Sunday scnool, 1000 am.
Prayer meeting, wednesday
evening, 7:30 pm.
Ladies Aid Thursday after