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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Bomb Scare Turns
Out To Be Dud

NEPHI. Nephl authori.
ties thought for a while they had a
real. neutrality-suspicious. bombing
attempt on their hands but IL
turned out 20 be dud.
A bomb-like device was found
In canal near the intake OF the
city's hydro-electric plant. Officers
gingerly removed the object from
the water and sent II 10 police
laboratory for examination.
II turned out 10 be part of n
Fourth of July fireworks display,
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A plea OF guilty TO a disorderly
conduct charge involving exhibit
ton Of obscene motion pictures re-
suited In . SIS and cost fine In
police court Friday for Carl Laeke.
81. He won a stay OF commitment
TO give him additional time in
which to raise the fine He and
two other men, Donald Edmonds,
IS. and William Henderson. IS.
both Of Seattle. were arrested IN
a raid on a South Tacoma hail
Wednesday night. The others
drew like penalties Thursday.
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Core Of the News


Although there no longer i =
Polish nation. Gov. cisFsDes d.
Martin Issued . proclamation To-
day designating Mav > as Polish
Constitution Day. On that asie
IN 1871 tina Polish psopls adopted
their constitution founded On 10
moeratic prineiplsa
cnoics cactus Hlnz. FLORIST.
ada
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DIR. MURPHY COMMISSIONED

Gerald J. Murphy. Tacoma. has
been commissioned captain. dental
corps. Washington National Guard.
Il was announced Saturday By
Brig. Gen. Maurice Thompson. the
adJutsnt general DIR. Murphy was
appointed from the reserve and
assigned 10 medical department
detachment. I4sth Field Artillery.
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Beginning to-day. TIE T@cem.
Tsmss.BoFdsn company contest
enters l,s FINAL week and hay. ara
xsris who wish 20 take advantage
of The opportunity 10 win = grand
bicycle. OF ether sshlshls rslz<s
VIII hsv. to act IT ense.
rh.~e whe enter the rsase<t
this we~k have ne sAse
chance 10 win ore ~ ~ fiasl
awards ~ these wis have par
tinipatea In the eease~t sisee
~ hogan thr~e weeks sxs.
Special attention IL called 10 the
fact that al ceicred csrsaou en.
tries must be accompanied hy
three labels from fsordeH's Evspo.
rated milk cana. or . reasonable
fac-simile, Some children have sub
mitisd colored cartoons bit havs
failed 10 enclose the labels from
the Borden cans. such entries can.
not be given consideration hy shs
Judges.
The grand prixs LET includes
bicycles, radios. wrist watches and
cameras, and those children who
are fortunate enough 10 win any
one Of them viii have q prise II
genuine quality.
In order that the Younger
children win not hss. 10 rsm-
pete with the older sas.. en-.
tries Win BE- grouped ~ ages
and Tho ssnpr prize li>t viii
b awarded In I'll groups.
II your child has talent for
drawing or coloring. this contest
offers exceptional opportunity for
the development Of that talent.
Master posters. completely col.
ored, are on display At your "a,
vorits grocer and he will be glad
TO show them 10 all children who
come 70 his store.
Grand prisei FiFst-plaee IN
zach disisicn will receive
1910 model New Wsrla b.
cycle. second-pFise winner. In
each age group win be award
ed General Electric psFtssie
rsdie. A wrist watch viii ~
given In the third.piaoe Win.
neFs The neat ~ winners In
eseh disisiss will receive .
eamera.
Final dsadlins for the contest Il
Thursday. April 10. All entries
must b. postmarked BY midnight
of that date. Judges will consist
Of = COMMITTEES % prominent Ia.
romans and their decisions will b
final.
Besides the vsiua Bile grand /
prizes. weekly awards amounting /
70 $40 In cash will BE- Distributed
N each age group ss follows /
u 30. first: $3.50. second. 30 cents.
third. and 30 cents. fourth. Weekly
winners - we'll - all other aan-
Iastanis. will be eligible for Iuae-
nK IN the finals.
Here are the rules:
Go 10 your nslgbboFhiod grocer
and study thu Elsie poster.
Color the Elsie" cartoon that i
printed In Saturdays Tacoma
Times, you may obtain additional
Elsie" pictures 81 your nsarsss
grocery store.
Mall or bring your entry 10 Tbs
Tacoma Times building On Or h.
lore April AZ.
Each entry must b. accom-
panied by shres lAbsis from fsor-
lens irrsdiaisd Eysporstsd hiik
,r reasonable facsimile. Not more
han six entries may be Submitted
zach week BY q contestant.
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Resigns After
Fifteen Years
Gig Horbor to Vote
on Extra Tax Levy

GIG HARBOR-Resignation OF
Mrs. Denny was accepted at the
beard meeting Of Gig Harbor union
high school Tuesday. Mrs. Denny
has taught at the high school Is
years and was principal OF the
school for six years.
At the same meeting the board
decided to add an extra teacher
to the faculty next year. also to
call for an extra millage levy cleo
ton. Purpose of the levy is to take
care OF the work Of ceiling, finish
ing the gymnasium and improving
the acoustic qualities of the build
ing. II is expected that the addi-
tional fund also will provide for
painting the interior of the school
building.
About $50 were present at the
spring convention of the Peninsula
District Federation OF women's
clubs in the Vaughn high school
gymnasium Thursday. The morn
ing session was devoted to reports
from club presidents and songs by
Mrs. kilgore, accompanied by Mrs
Beatty at the piano. Mrs. David
son, one of the oldest members of
the federation, read an original
poem.
In the afternoon Prof. Alvin II.
Huguinen of Bremerton high
school gave a talk on Foreign Re-
lations." A humorous reading was
given by Mrs. Carly. At the mid
day recess plant and cake sale
was held. An award was made to
Miss Noreen Hudson for outstand-
ing work in home economics in
high school.
Officers elected for a two-year
period We're: President, Mrs. l.. f.
Vimpany; vice president, Mrs. M.
NJ. Pike; treasurer, Mrs. Grace
Anderson. Delegate to the conven-
ton in Yakima, June 10 to IS, is
Mrs. NJ. M. Pike. Mrs. Ruth Pet
erson is alternate. Miss Elsie Olson
was elected alternate to the presi-
dent, If she is unable to attend.
ing at st. Nicholas hall Tuesday |
evening in charge of E. l.. Fisher.
Thomas Lait, state representative
of national headquarters, will |
speak.
The Wanna Social club Thurs
day evening elected as president
Mrs. Rex Hartsook, vice president,
Mrs. d. C. Winney; secretary,
Mrs. Walter Luters; treasurer,
Mrs. Brockner.
The high school baseball team
will play Port Angeles at Gig Har-
Dor next Tuesday and South Kit
sap, also at Gig Harbor next FRI
day.
The Peninsula Garden club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Jay Tay-
lor Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. E.
Ross will speak on The Arrange
ment of Spring Flowers" Roll call /
will be Garden Tips"
The Amateur Garden club meets
at the club house Tuesday to take
up ANIMALS" under the direction
of Mrs. Olive Skansie. Mrs. Con-
yea will be hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Luosy are
parents of baby girl born Thurs
day in Tacoma General hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Goodnough of
Gig Harbor are the grandparents.
Edw. New, principal Of the Lin
coin school, will conduct the coun-
ty track meet at the high school
May 10. Students chosen to COM
pete in the meet, from Lincoln
school are: Girls under IL years
Sonia Glitch, Zorca Cloud and
Janet Weegar; girls, IL TO 12-An-
ma Edwards, Elsie Ostoyich and
Leona Nicolac; girls 10 or older
Betty Hicks, Lois Carman, Jean
Eva Hedrick and Ash
ley Hedrick.
II you're not using 1t, sell 1t with
4 Fast Action Times Want Ad.
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have a title by
virtue OF his job.
You'll be a lub-
Der II you stand
in ignorance of
I h ose mic X
names.
T h e s h p s
company is the
all in C ! Il sive
way of referring
20 the total
C o m plement of
OF men and off,
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NOT IN TROUBLE

John Gushing Of Browns Point
wished his friends 10 know sstur-
day that he is not the person Of
similar name arrested by police
tina week
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You see, these sea going guys
sometimes called saltwater Ia
borers"-make the most of their
traditional right to speak a Lam
guage Of their own.
Hence, maritime protocol de-
mands that everybody aboard ship
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II you're not using it, sell 1t with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
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when sbs ~ss 10 okts. nnAl,own
TRENTON sxw hsY fstnef Hslaftlf
lmps1sonsa N . lswtl ln<fs shssse.
Gail nov 70. sna knu~n - utll
s ss.s -. sssm,.sa .,..! ~ =. ' s.s
ssf fsshsfs name shs sIssiinss Mi.
MouuAnn proposal ~ msfFisse sua
4Hsisiori.ss Afibe 1 No = ~ s ~,
Nho ssnt her father N pTt>pa. CAL
sa.. ma . ss y AZ !s ne .ss ss.s
Who have werksa thsss fss nseFs tbsa
n ~ sryfm 10 sissi ~
slenas nAxnL nfQnn too flsendlf.
uaile spinstsf AUNT nH[5I fep<I.
sad leaves issaissa snss nssl ~.
swets hss psrslnsntly. i'hs slfi r<ese-
lass her mother she wiii ma 14te
chsis altar that nisht whsn uhfis
asks Gel 70 MARI. MIN. ste Iett2
min thst q hsf fnptnsf.s fsqstss. -
ana Gan iasiss nuj i' u atsssss
nIll takes tssii fiains enc ssfs shss
ln love with Chris nsli sdnsils sfs
iikes her sinpioysf's scg. - ~ eft<t.
offtee hours eontgts<flHf. WITH
- s. s.ps. ss ; .. s .s.s s s 4. 's .s
for shish nor fsthef ess p<Halstea
nuss ssys he <se iisIea tIss TOBIAS
WENTWORTH the store usaa1ef.
about the tiwe of tbs fsnt<fft Iii
advises tisli " siss 10 tbe Ices II
eisafins her fathers nsfae spa - net
lst hef mptn<f ~ anyone eizs stena
IN hsf and Chris NsS - hepplnees
usti assis5es tfssee befnt< rhfIstsass
and permits Chris "a drive her h14ne
nhs t<Ils him shs's uis>~d hiaa. hslt
eennst sxpisia me snF.1sfs rhy -
sheuidn't s~s him,
cnArfKn iro,inrxxs
Christopher tsiksa rapidly. |
eagerly explaining hsw hls Bs~
interest In his fathers bs.sIssss
had pleased the oidsr man.
lie actually consulted me-
about tho holiday advertising.
Chris eonfldsd. And what's mere
surprising accepted my sukTsssian
that 10 start u ssriisF this yssf.
Also that ~s offsf 20 open ehaffs
accounts with only . small sIn
down. You ses neid's has ms
reputation ~ catering - the fHssi
exclusive trsas whish v raplaiy
becoming ssfinst NY Theory -
that veil have 10 ~ . iltfis lsss
exclusive n ws want - stay n
business.
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Who's Who in the Merchant Marine? In other words who
besides saorman would know the difference between say
Jimmyegs and the Captain of the Heads
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Head Sumner
High Seniors
Honor Paul Johnson
and Miss Concnt

suNNER--PAai A. johnson. ~
ef Mrs. chrstins johnson of Ne.
Nillin. has been declared saisSlic-
toFisn 81 tho high rehool senior
class with an average grade es -
Paul achieved honcrs A. an crater.
was active In debating. the Spartan
chorus. noon hour Baseball.
Knights a. the shield. ard lily
club. he was . Junior Statesman.
attended the high school leaders
conference AZ W. =. G In insp and
the Youth conference II Seattle
this spring he vii ~ graduated
from a scientific course.
Dorothy consnt. daughter Of NJ
and Mrs A. n. conant. saln-
tasorisn. IL completing the general
course with an average u 81. Dor
othy Il member Of the staff 81
the Spartan News member Of IRE
s" club. the drama club. Girls
Hi-Y. cast Of the high school play.
elee club. Spartan chorus. Spar
Ionlans. Girls scxtst. orchestra.
m the basketball. volley fall and
teams she attended Inc
Students leaders conference st TIE
University Of Washington and ssil
- member % the May Day
eueens court
Attend Cenfercace
Jacqneiinc Smith, shirley Phil
FPS. John MART and William Mas.
myth Of the junior class Of Sum-
,er high school. accompanied by
Hiss Hannah Anderson Of the
aoulty, are at Washington state
'ollegs attending the annual lead
RS conference.
Sumner Grange auxiliary will
,old card parties Saturday evsnlng
Il Z o'clock At the home % Mr..
Bob kirkwood. Floyd ingalls,. Ava
scott. s. r. Huff. u. ". coffman.
henry knoblsuch and at the !. q
}. p. hall Mrs. E. y Devfiss
ars. Ed orion and Mrs. c. Devriss
viii be hostesses. There VIII be
,rixes for 500. plnochle and Chin.
re checkers.
Fidelity Rebckah lodge No. Il.
lonored the Lady Miiitants and
Antons Thursday evening In the
odd Fellows hall. W. N. Buck
grand warder OF the grand
odg~. was guest speaker. Brig.
zen. H. y. Maxfield, Major Abbott.
ars. Esther Hoffman. junior past
resident of Lady MIlltants. Mrs.
,ell Hershey. vice grand and hrs.
esther Buckmaster were intro
uced and welcomed. Mrs. Edith
:llexson was in charge OF arrange
nenta.
Civic Program
Thu Baptist women's union will |
bserye its Civic Department pro-
ram Tuesday afternoon At 2
iclock In the church parlors. Mrs
White OF the Puget Sound Power
Light Co. will present a movie
n lighting the modern home. Mrs.
'ercy creath Smith OF Tacoma
iill be the guest speaker. Mrs.
'lyde Green IL president OF the
Mon.
May 10 has been chosen for the
pring concert by the high schooi
lusic department.
Paul Hanawait. superintendent
the Puyailup schools, win speak
, the Presbyterian Young Mems
ub Tuesday evening at ESQ IN
he church pariors.
Tho Girl Scout council will meet
onday AT = p. m. al the hons
Mrs. Alex Patterson, 730 Kin.
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A passenger on the TINTED Air
Lines plane out ~ Hesttis sunday
slii b Brig Gen. Maurice Thomp-
son IN route 70 ths Preside n
San francisco.
ssw lad sss.. zoe. Gov Bat.
TER etors. afv.
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Richard y. Hodge. son u Judge
4. y. Hodge and member q the
Tacoma Bar association Friday
addressed that body ca ths Legal
Responsibility Of Parents For tne
Aets o. T'nsir chiidrsn.~ Hodge Il
= member Of the speakers bureau
recently organized BY the bar az
s<seiation.
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lings, where they attended the
graduation exercises of the
Eastern Montana Normal school
Tuesday.
Merritt McCarty, Bill sibley
and Gabby Green spent the
weekend on a fishing trip in
the mountains out of Lodge
Grass.
Mrs. AWE. Koch returned on
Monday evening from a three
weeks vacation. Mrs. Koch Wis
tied her husband at Darby and
also her son and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Reeder at Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gregory
of Rotten Grass we're weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. H.
McCarty.
Mrs. A. H. Roush, Cornelius
Roush and Miss Mary Roush
were in Bozeman several days
this week. They attended the
Commencement exercises at the
State college. Allan Roush was
a member of the graduating
class.
Mrs. H. E. Swain Of Butte is
here on an indefinite visit at
the home of MI. and Mrs. J.
R. Swain.
Mrs. A. L. Brotherson and
Miss Ramona Jean visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
L. Brotherson, of Wyola, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday
of last week.
Miss Mary Ann Iverson is a
guest at the home of Miss Kas-
sic Rec Owen of Lodge Grass
a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.. Shirley
and daughter, Miss Viva Ann
and son, George, attended Com
! mencement exercises of Mon
tana State college at Bozeman,
Bill Shirley was a member of
the graduating class.
MIR. and Mrs. Glen Noyes of
near Custer are the parents of
a nine and a half pound baby
boy, who was born at the Dy-
CERT home Saturday morning.
Miss Yvonne Kalberg of Boze-
man spent the weekend at her
home here.
Mrs. N. E. Hannant of Broad
view was a dinner guest Monday
evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
S. Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill B. Even
son and family spent Memorial
Day at the home Of Mr.. Even
sons aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Evenson, at Reed
Point.
John Kopriva of Powell, Wyo,
attended a business meeting of
the Big Horn Oil and Gas De-
velopment company here Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Sweeney.
Miss Marjorie Sweeney and G.
B. Smith left Saturday noon
for Livingston and Missoula. AT
Livingston they attended the
wedding Of a neice of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sweeney, Miss Helen Hilt-
on, and William Lozier. They
were in Missoula for the Com
mencement exercises of the Uni
versity Of Montana. Charles
! sweeney was a member of the
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pected TO return to her home
heer this weekend.
Miss Lois BarTowS and Miss
Ella Mae Davis spent Sunday at
the Grapevine ranch.
Mrs. II. B. Macdonald under
went a major operation at the
Hardin General hospital Tues
day.
Mrs. Ruth Eillisch and two
daughters of Mankato, Mimi,
Mrs. Myrtle Loucks of st. Peters,
Mimi, and Mrs. Gladys Fletch-
err Of Fl. Wayne, Ind, will visit
over the weekend at the homes
Of Clifford and Kendall VOL
colt.
Mark Farris, state agent for
the Fireman's Fund Indemnity
company, Helena, called on the
Rankin Insurance agency here
Wednesday. Mr.. Farris was &C
companied by his son, Mark, Jr
Mrs. Ann Deichl and Ed Law
renee went to Great Falls Sun
day. They brought back to Har-
din with them the Misses Kath-
crime and Lucille Deichl, who
have been students at the Urs-
uline Academy. The girls will.
spend the summer here.
Mrs. Grace Wight Gemmill
who has spent the past two
years at Winterset, Ia, caring
for her mother, returned tt
Hardin Wednesday evening tx
make her home on her ranch
on Tu]lock creek.
Frank Kopriva Of Billings wa.
in Hardin Tuesday, accompan.
led by his daughter, Jane, whit
remained here to visit witt
friends several days.
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Since the regular meeting OF
the club fell on Memorial day,
it was postponed.
Mrs. Lysle Hammond and
children, Denny and Laurel,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Hammond of Pine Ridge
on Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lee and
Mrs. Florence Lee of Spokane,
Wash, were weekend visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Williams
and family.
Those who went trout fishing
Sunday on Rotten Grass were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Carper and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Art Ran
dali, Mrs. Kennedy and MI. and
Mrs. Roup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Young
and sons, Jerry and Billy, mo-
tored to Billings Saturday.
Mr.: and Mrs. Lester Abbey and
daughters, Virginia, Carolyn and
Jean, of Balbantine were Sunday
visitors at the home of MI. and
Mrs. H. A. Williams.
A surprise slumher party was
given at the home of Mrs. Anna
Wort in honor of Miss Margaret
Carper on her birthday. Those
present were Misses Doris Zinne,
Pauline Bowers, Colleen Ransier
and Lucretia Carper.
H. M. Hammond of Billings
IS now visiting at the Lysle
Hammond home.
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SeeR *


~EZGGNS ~
NOTICE OF SEIZURE. IN THE
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES IN AND FOR
THE DISTRICT OF MONTANA
BILLINGS DIVISION. Civil Ac-
ton, File Number - UNI
TED STATES OF AMERICA,
Llbelant, v. One 1923 Model
Oldsmobile Coupe Automobile,
Motor Number 63549, bearing
Montana License Number o.
238, together with its tools,
parts, accessories and appurten-
anceS (Seized from George Sal
way, Libelees. NOTICE is
HEREBY GIVEN that a libel of
information has been filed by
llbelant in the above-entitled
Court and cause: That by order
OF Court there has been seized
on land and in the Indian
country, near the town of Har-
DIN, In the county of Big Horn,
within the boundaries of the
Crow Indian Reservation, and
within the state and district of
Montana, the following des-
cribed property, to-wit: One
1923 Model Oldsmobile Coupe
Automobile, Motor Number
63549, bearing Montana License
Number 22-238, together with
us TOOLS, parts, accessories and
appurtenanceS (Seized from
George Salway). That libelant
prays in said libel of informa-
ton that said property be con-
demned and forfeited to the
United States of America upon
the following ground: That on
or about the 9th day of May,
1910, and previous to the seiz-
ure above described, George Sal
way had then and there, will
fully, wrongfully, unlawfully and
telonlously introduced and con-
Veyed into said Indian country
a certain spirituous and intoxi-
eating liquor, to-wit: whiskey,
a more particular description
OF said intoxicating liquor being
TO your informant unknown. by
means of said automobile and
motor vehicle, and at said time
and place the said George Sal
way was then and there in the
possession of said s~pirituous
and Intoxicating liquor in said
Automobile and motor vehicle,
which had heretofore been
used In introducing and convey
Ing said Intoxicating liquors, as
aforesaid, into said Indian
country, where the introduction
thereof IS, and was, at all of
the times herein mentioned,
prohibited by treaty and federal
statute and contrary to the
form, force and effect of the
statute in such case made and
provided and against the peace
and dignity of the United States
Of America. NOTICE Is FUR
Their GIVEN that by order of
Court all libelees herein named
and all persons having, or
claiming any interest in said
motor vehicle or automobile
seized, or having anything to
say why. the same should not
be condemned and forfeited, ap-
pear and file their answers,
claims and defenses to such in
formation, setting forth their
interests or claim to said prop
erty ibeled, with the Clerk of
the above-named Court at
Great Falls, Montana, on or be-
fore the LIST day of July, 1910,
the same being the time and
place fixed for the return date
hereon. Dated this 5th day of
June, 1910. E. Iceberg United
States Marshal in and for the
District of Montana. BY J. P.
Johnsrud, Deputy Marshal.
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North Valley News

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Adler and
son, Ernest, made a business
trip to Billings Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zinne
and daughter, Doris, and Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Williams visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Deeter of
Sarpy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Van Cleve
spent Friday until Tuesday Wis
iting in Missoula. They atten-
ded the graduation of their
daughter, Miss Annabelle, who
completed a hospital technician
course.
The Sunshine club will meet
at the home of Mrs. H. A.. Will
liamS on Thursday, June 10.
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the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Anderson.
Miss Margaret Morse of Den
ton, Mont, is spending the
week as a guest of the Rev. and
Mrs. George Danskin.
Mrs. D. E.. Fitzpatrick and
daughter, Wanda, were in Bill
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MI. and Mrs. Jens Kalberg
and Mrs. D. e. Fitzpatrick trans
acted business in Billings Sat-
urday.
Miss Alice Anderson, who
was graduated this spring from
Cottey college in Nevada, Mo-.
arrived here last week to spend
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B. o. w. Club


The BOW. All club neId its
fifth meeting at the Schaller
home.
The club decided to give a
dance to secure funds for club
camp.
Twelve members and the lea
ders, Mrs. H. P. Schaller and
Miss Marian Smell were present.
The record books were inspec-
ted and corrected.
The remainder of the after
noon was spent sewing on slips,
tea towels, and aprons. Refresh
mentS were served by Pauline
Schaller and her mother.
The next meeting will be held
June 81 at 200 pm. at the Smell
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-06-06

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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-06-06

4-H CLUB NEWS -
Kirby Clothing club
The tenth meeting of the
Kirby All Clothing club was
held at the Big Ben school May
10.
Members practiced Judging
dresses. Plans were made to
raise funds for the annual club
camp. Games were played dur
ing the recreation period.