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Glacier County chief., 1940-04-05
April
9th
1910

Miss Florence Murphy, of Great
Falls, former instructor in the
Browning schools, was a guest at
the w. G. Renshaw home, four
days the latter part of last week.
Childrens coats 50 25 to SIS 95.
Economy Shop.
w. G. Renshaw had the mis-
! fortune last week to overturn his
car when making a trip to Hell
ena. The road south of Dupu-
yer was icy and in making the
turn. the car turned over and
rolled down the embankment.
Mr.. Renshaw was not injured,
and after getting the car back
on the road again, he drove it to
Great Falls and traded it in for a
! new one.
REWARD-Five dollars re-
ward will be paid for the return
of, or information leading to the
recovery of the two bicycles re
moved from the hospital garage
last week Both bicycles are
red with white trimmings, the
girls bicycle a "Hiawatha' and
the boys, Packard"
Landing will soon be under
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Beginning this week. the flock.
masters Will be busily engaged
and already have placed con-
siderable number of men to work
reported as being $50 per month
with hoard
u. V. Johnson, proprietor OF
around again after his recent
illness
Harry Porter returned Satur
day from Cut Bank where he has
70. Reagan, Jack Marshall
GENERATORS were transacting bust.
ness here Monday
jim Brown ana Harry horn
Heart Butte ranchers, were busi-
Monday
Phll Palm OF HaVre, general
MANAGER OF the Buttrey stores
was business visitor IN Brown
ing Tuesday OF this week,
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of ~ nj mon+a srao;.I sora o.
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Glacier County chief., 1940-04-05
HAPPENINGS
of Local Interest

Geo. Jennings, the pioneer
dude rancher of Glacier Park,
paid the Chief office a call last
Friday. He anticipates a good
year at the Park.
School election April 6-Every-
body get out and vote.
According to word received by
Whitefish friends, the Cannon
Falls Beacon, a weekly published
at Cannon Falls. Mimi, will be
taken over by three students
from the journalism department
of the University of Minnesota.
Ralph E. Rundell. son of Mrs.
Reno Schneider of Browning.
Mont. formerly of Whitefish,
will captain the team. White
fish Pilot.
Quality Meat Market, not be-
cause our meats are cheap-but
because they receive more quality
meat for their money.-Trade at
the Quality Meat Market.
Judge H. w. Main, of Babb,
was a business visitor in Brown
ing, Monday. He reports road
conditions as fine and that about
two feet of ice still blankets the
St. Mary's lakes.
FOR RENT-New, modern
rooms. completely furnished
good beds, good location. moder-
ate price.-Inquire at Chief office.
In last weeks issue, a local
item stated that Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert White of Cut Bank were
Easter guests at the Burnison
home. This was an error. The
Whites were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Starr. Harvey Vinson
of Glasgow, and Harold Hanne-
man were dinner guests at the
Burnison home.
FOR SALE-Majestic range
excellent condition $500.
Chief office.
Born March 80, to Tom Hall
and wife of Heart Butte. a
daughter.
FOR RENT-Nice comfortable
room. See Mrs. Florence Doug
las.
Called home on account of the
serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. VIM. Brown of this place,
Miss Rita Brown returned home
last week from Palo Alta, Calf
ornia where she has been attend
ing Stanford University, She
expects to visit here for an in.
definite period.
FOUND-Key case containing
one key. Call Chief office.
John Wren, Milk river rancher,
was in town Monday seeking la
Dor for the Landing season.
Slack suits-S1.95 to SIS 95.
Economy Shop.
Eddy Double Runner, who has
been seriously ill, is now able to
be up and around again.
On a highway near Philadel,
phia. Pa, there is an auto fac
tory, a gin distillery and Gem
etery side by side. huff said.
LOST-One red COW, white
face. 3 years old, a milk COW,
branded Ps |. Sin. Reward paid
upon her return or whereabouts.
Solomon Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Secrist re.
siding near Whitlash were week
end visitors at the Murl Beck
home. Mrs. Secrist and Mrs
Beck are sisters.
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8 et 40 Convention
In Boston Next Week

President Ellen Louise Warren
of this city will preside at the ma
tional convention of the ct 40 in
Boston next week. The 8 ct 40 is
the honor organiza ton of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary. Many Dis
trict members will attend.
Mrs. Warren will address the
American Legion's National Execu-
tive Child Welfare Conference next
Sunday. She will present her re-
port to the American Legion Auxil-
larry session.
Mrs. Warren has named many
local members to serve on national
assignments. Personal aide: Mrs.
Edith P. Lanvoigt; personal pages:
Mrs. Virginia Mccarthy and Mrs.
Helen Ware. Mrs Florence Camp
bell will serve as one of the national
color bearers.
Mrs. Warren will present many
trophies at the national convention
for various achievements. Among
them is a silver cup given by Col.
Julius l. Peyser of this city in the
name of his wife, Miriam Peyser.
1t will be presented to the organ
ization bringing in the most new
and renewal members for the Amer
lean Legion and the American
Legion Auxiliary for the period
october 20, 1899. to June 80, 1910.
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Rep. Jenkins to
Address Republican
WOmen's League

Representatives Jenkins, Repub-
lican. of Ohio will speak on Our
Candidate" before the League of Re-
publican Women of the District fol-
lowing bridge tea tomorrow at 2
pm. at league headquarters, 1901
Seventeenth street NV.
A group of the wives of members
OF the Ohio congressional delegation
Is expected to attend.
Among those at the tea tai le will
be Mrs. William H. Wheat. wife OF
the Representative from Illinois. and
Mrs. Bartel j. Jonkman. wife OF the
Representative from Michigan.
The meeting is a continuation Of
the summer series, which will con-
tinue up to October, under the chair
manship Of Mrs. A. w. Henry Albers.
Among members planning to en-
terrain friends tomorrow are Mrs.
Albers, Mrs. G. Louis Weller. Mrs.
Edward A. Keys. Miss Grace Burton
and Mrs. Warren J. Haines.
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Day Program,
By D. A. R.
Several Patriotic
Societies to Be
Represented

Representatives of several patriotic
societies will join District Daughters
Of the American Revolution in a pro-
gram celebrating Constitution Day to
be held at 8 pm. Tuesday in the
D. A. r. Chapter House, 1892 Massa-
chuSetts avenue NV.
On the same day the president
general of the national society, Mrs.
| Henry M. Robert jr.. will make a
radio address over a Nation wide
hook-up, to be heard locally over
Station WMAL at pm.
Guest speaker at the program Of
the District Society will be Thomas
Lomax Hunter, who will talk on MY
Nelghbor, George Washington"
Music, under the direction of Mrs.
Lois Marshall Hicks, State chair
man for the Advancement of Amer
lean Music, will include a concert
by the United States Navy Band
Orchestra with 1t. Benter conduct
ing which will precede the program.
Vocal selections will be given BY
Earl Nails and Mrs. Charles Carroll
Haig, accompanied by Jewell Downs.
Greetings will be extended by Mrs.
Harry c. Oberholser. State regent
of the District Daughters; Mrs.
Haig. vice president general, and two
visiting State visiting regents; Mrs.
c. A. Swami Sinclair of Virginia and
Mrs. George H. Stapp of Maryland.
Representatives of other patriotic
societies who will extend greetings
are DR.. Clifton P. Clark. State presi-
dent, Sons of the American Revolu-
ton; Charles Colfax Long, State
president, Sons of the American Rev.
olution, and Mrs. John Morrison
Kerr. national president, and Mrs.
Carl Giroux, State president of the
Children of the American Revolu-
ton.
Mrs. Jean Bennett. superintendent
of Central Union Mission, will ad-
dress members and guests of Fort
McHenry Chapter tomorrow night
at the chapter house.
Mrs Bennett, who is State vice
chairman of the Junior American
Citizens, will discuss her work with
these clubs. The State chairman,
Mrs. Russell Slime, also will speak.
A brief history of the chapter will
be given by Miss Alice Jones, his
torian.
Entertainment features will in
clude Rotations by Mrs Maude
Martin Dulaney and music by Clarke
A. PaulSen, baritone, accompanied
by Miss Mary Carney.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Blanche
Abee, Mrs. Richie Roberts. Mrs. Will
liam Dale and Mrs. Marguerite
Brown.
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Democratic Women
To Hear Author

Joan Raushenbush, co-author with
Clark Foreman of Total Defense"
will speak Friday at II am. at the
first of series of fall meetings to
be sponsored by the Educational
Committee of the Woman's National
Democratic Club. Her subject will
be why the Americas Must Work
Together
The speaker, who has travelled ex-
tensively in Europe and studied in
Geneva, has been instructor in
political science at Mount Holyoke
College and a member OF the re-
search staff of the Institute of In
ternational Studies at Yale Uni
versity. She was a member of the
research staff of the Senate Com
mittee for the Investigation of the
Munitions Industry in 1851 and
later was q member of the staff Of
the Committee on Cultural Relations
with Latin AmericA.
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Tea to Honor
Mrs. Dunbar
Wednesday
WOmen's Club
Members Invited
By Mrs. Daniel

Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel,
president of the District Federation
OF Women'S Clubs. will entertain
at tea honoring Mrs. Sadie Orr
Dunbar. president of the General
Federation, from to 7 pm. Wednes-
day at her home on Broad Branch
and Grant roads in Rock Greek
Park.
Invitations have been extended to
the entire membership Of the Dis
trict Federation through the presi-
dents of affiliated organizations.
The hostess has asked past presi-
dents of the federation to preside
at the tea table. These include Mrs
Ellis Logan, Mrs. Howard L. Hodg-
kins, Mrs. John w. Frizzell, Mrs.
Virginia White Speel. Mrs. Edgar
Briant Merritt. Mrs. Harvey w
Wiley and Mrs. Lloyd W. Biddle the
latter also director of the General
Federation.
Officers to Assist.
Mrs. LIE Verne Beales, first vice
president, also will assist, as will
the other federation officers: Mrs
Ruth H. Snodgrass. second vice
president; Mrs. Amasa A. Ludwig,
recording secretary; Mrs. Pierce B.
Ashburn, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Henry Fenno Sawtelle. treas
urer, and Mrs. Charles P. Keyser
auditor
The club presidents through whom
invitations are being issued are.
Miss Vera Redfern, Abraham Lin
coin Circle, No. 3. Ladies of the
G. A. R.: Miss Henrietta Metzerott,
Aid Association for the Blind; Mrs.
Wilmer Souder, Capitol Hill History
Club; Mrs. Robert Hibben, Column
bia Heights Art Club; Mrs. Ellis
Logan, Sabbath Alliance; Mrs.
Charles P. Keyser. Entire Nous Club:
Mrs. Arthur Hayford, Excelsior Lit
erary Club; Miss Annabelle Peter
son, Graduate Nurses Association:
Mrs. Frederic Newburgh, House
keepers Alliance; Mrs. John r.
Phillips, Junior Alliance; Mrs.
Thomas w. Dixon, Women's Auxil-
larry to the District of Columbia
Fire Department; Mrs. James Darby.
Marietta Park Women's Club; Mrs.
William o. Hancock, Park View
Women's Club; Mrs. Frank M. Stu
art, Petworth Women's Club; Mrs.
Lou P. Woodruff, Philo-C Classics:
Mrs. Edgar Boyd Kay, Political
Study Club; Mrs. Lee D. Ritter, Pro
Bonata Club; Miss Margaret S. Tay-
lor, Rubinstein Club; Mrs. Marie c.
Deal, Sunshine and Community
Society; Mrs Paul w. Burk, Takoma
Park Womens Club; Mrs. Joy L.
Walters, Junior Women's Club, No.
4; Miss Eta Taggert, Twenty-fi
Club; Mrs. Ida w. Ramsey, District
w. c. T. u; Mrs. Frank j. Mann,
Women'S Clinic: Mrs. William M
Collins. Women's Auxiliary to the
Railway Mail Association: Mrs.
Gladys B. Middlemiss, Women's CITY
Club; Mrs. Helene M. McAvoy,
Women's Single Tax Club; Mrs.
Charles H. Pierce, Woodbridge Book
Club; Mrs. Thomas Howerton.
Women's National Osteopathic Asso-
citation District of Columbia Aux
lliary), and Mrs. Victor Kelsey,
Forest Hills Garden Club.
Mrs. Daniel also will have as guests
her sister, Mrs. Orris James of
Irvington. Va, and Mrs. David E..
Bolton of Fort Worth, Tex, who are
making her an extended visit here.
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Council Is Formed
By Pioneer Women

A council representing the three
active groups Of the Pioneer Women
in Washington was recently formed
in order to coordinate and facilitate
their work
The groups, with their respective
council members. ars as follows
Goldie MyerSon group, Mrs. Sam
auel Horwitz. Mrs. Rose Akin and
Mrs. Max Raphelson.
Yiddish speaking group. Mrs. Ma
than Cohen, Mrs. Max Sadie and
Mrs. Nathan SWitkes.
Hanita group, Mrs. Harry Gross
man, Mrs. Harry Dobkin and Mrs.
Irene Parker.
Mrs. HorwitZ IS chairman Mrs.
Cohen treasurer and Mrs, Gross
man secretary. Mrs. Raphelson will
handle publicity.
The Goldie Myerson Club will hold
its first meeting Of the season Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Horwitz.
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'Alumnae Dav' Set

The Alumnae Association OF the
College of Notre Dame of Maryland
will observe "alumnae day" October
10 at the New York Worlds Fair, it
is announced.
The Washington chapter plans to
follow the program of events ar
ranged for the 1904 season by
the national association. 1t will in
clude an alumnae fund dance on
October 26. recital for the benefit
of the college endowment fund in
November, midwinter reunion on
February Is and an alumnae fund
dance April 26 A tea for the class
of 194l will be held May and the
annual reunion May 3l-June ].
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Personal and 1mpersonal
Faris Household to Celebrate
Three Birthdays Wednesday

If I could move mountain, the
air is so invigorating
Mrs. Merritt, a past president
OF the federation. is acting as the
District chairman for the golden
jubilee Of the national organiza-
ton this year. In addition to the
duties this post entails, she has
assisted with the aid to the
Allies benefits given by the fed
GRAFTON this summer.
Active in the P. E. o. Sister
hood she also has been "on duty
each Wednesday at the meetings
OF that organization for Red
Cross work.
Virginia Federation Plans
May Session in Washington.
The Virginia Federation Of
Women's Clubs is planning to
hold its annual convention next
May at Wardman Park Hotel
the first time the organization
has held this session outside the
State.
The fourth district Of the fed
Grafton. which includes counties
near Washington, is to be the
convention hostess, however, and
it was decided the Nations Cap
ital would be a suitable place for
the session in view of the tense
interest in national affairs at
this time.
officials are expecting an at
tendance of approximately 1000.
Miss Virginia Lucille Bland, the
federation president, came from
West Point. Va, to meet with a
group of officers planning the
session last week. Mrs. NJ. S.
Mayes, the corresponding secre-
tary, and Mrs. M. G. Willis, jr.,
chairman of the Junior womens
clubs, also came for the meeting.
Mrs. Arthur Orr of Arlington
is to be the local chairman in
charge of arrangements. while
Mrs. William Watt, president of
the fourth district, also will assist
actively. The publicity will be
handled by Mrs. c. c. Mac
Pherson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-15

Mrs. Ruth Bryan Rohde, who as
Ruth Bryan Owen was United
States Minister to Denmark, is ex-
pected to attend the annual street
fair of the Women's City Club at
8 pm. Saturday in the garden and
alley back of the clubhouse at 1876
Jackson place NV.
The fair is to have a Danish
motif and will be presented in
setting representing a Danish vii
lage.
Three of Mrs. Rohde's books are
to be placed on sale In the book
booth and their author has agreed
to autograph copies sold during the
evening. The volumes are Tales
From Scandinavia" Denmark Car
avan" and Castle on the Silver
Wood" Other books on Denmark
and by Danish authors, including
the works of Hans Christian An.
dersen, also will be sold.
Mrs. Gladys B. Middlemiss, presi-
dent of the club, has appointed
Mrs. Frank Bowling as chairman
of the fete.
Danish Cheese to Be Sold.
Among other features planned
Is the sale of genuine Danish blue
cheese, delicacy which cannot be
obtained easily now because of the
war. Autographed copies of
Danish recipes provided by Danish
woman in Washington also are to
be sold.
Danish pastries. coffee, hot choco-
late and milk will be available as
refreshments
A Scandinavian exhibit of such
articles as dolls. glass and weaving
is being arranged by Mrs. Laura
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: Hadassah
Meet
Tuesday
Business Group
And Chapter to
Launch Season

Both the Washington Chapter of
Hadassah and the Business and
Professional Women's Group Of
Hadassah will hold their first meet
ings of the season this week.
The Washington Chapter will
meet Tuesday at las pm. at the
Jewish Community Center with
Rabbi William F. Rosenblum of New
York as guest speaker. His subject
will be The Lamps Must Not Go
Out"
The program also will include a
new play. Crossed Wires" written
and directed by Mrs David H. Kush-
ner. Mrs. Jack Weak is in charge
OF the social hour and Mrs. Jacob
Biron, with the Reception Com
mittee, will receive
The Business and Professional
Women's Group will meet at 8:15
pm. Tuesday in the Jewish Com
nunity Center, with Rabbi Solomon
Metz to speak on "A Message of
Encouragement" Mrs. Moe Often
berg, president of the Senior Had
assah, also will speak briefly.
New ofncers will be introduced by
the president. Jessie Breier. A
musical program will be provided by
Mrs. Sylvia Rosner.
The Hospitality Committee of this
group will hold the first of a series
of informal teas this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Mary Morse. 1412
Morris road Sc. Mrs. Edythe
Shapiro is chairman
A member-bring-a member sup
per party for the group will be Civ
en- September % at the home of
Mrs I Bregman, BOT Summers
drive, Alexandria. Va Rabbi Hugo
Schiff of Beth Ell Temple in Alex
andria will be the speaker. Miss
Libbie Scherr is in charge of ar
rangements.
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City Club Fair Saturday
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Rohde Expected
To Attend and Autograph Books

Waters, while strolling street sing
ers, gypsy fortune tellers and match
girls, represented by Junior Guild
members in peasant costume. will
add further to the carnival at
mosphere
The fair is always one of the
club events TO which men receive a
special invitation. This year men
also are assisting with the prepara-
tons. Mrs. Bowling's husband is
constructing Danish houses and
booths for the settings and her
brother, James Myers, is planning
the landscape effects.
Street Signs in Danish.
The Danish theme was selected
just before the Bowlings left Wash
ington for vacation trip. While
away they visited Danish village
near Portland, Me. the exhibits at
the Worlds Fair and other places
for authentic information on Danish
life
All the street signs are 10 be in
Danish, with English translations
also given.
The program will include music
by a band, drills and folk dances
by students from the Marjorie
Webster School. A member OF the
Story League will tell some of the
Andersen fairy tales.
Among those assisting Mrs Bowl
ing with arrangements are Mrs.
H. l.. Richardson. Mrs. Helen Mon
tague, Miss Nell V. Price, Mrs. Gus
Schuldt. Mrs. Thomas Sherman,
Mrs. George Estes. Miss Marjorie
Marshall, Miss Miriam Edwards,
Mrs. John w. Smith. Miss Lois Gar
lock and Mrs. Waters.
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Six-Penny Robbery
Nets Thief 30 DAYS

Caught stealing pennies from a
pile of newspapers belonging to
News Vendor Morgan Anderson, a
59-year-old colored man was SEN
fenced In Police Court yesterday to
serve 30 days in jail for larceny.
Arrested by Pvt. A. E. Sweeney
Of the third precinct, who with sed
the theft, the defendant-Wa alter
c. Burriss, colored. of no fixed ad-
dress-told Pvt. Sweeney he took
the coins to complete the price of a
haircut.
Z Mr.. Anderson of 1911 K street
NV. operates a sidewalk news
stand at Connecticut avenue and K
street and had complained to police
about several prior thefts. Burris
had a long police record, Judge
Walter J. Casey said.
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To Plan Convention

Members of the board of the
Advertising Funeral Directors of
America will meet at the Mayflower
Hotel Wednesday and Thursday to
arrange for the convention of their
organization, to be held here next
May. \
G. C. Echols of the Greater Cham
bers Co. is vice president of the
association. The last convention was
held in DeS MoineS.
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Alpha Chi Omega
Meets Wednesday

The Alumnae Chapter of Alpha
Chi Omega will hold its first evening
session Of the season Wednesday at
the home OF Mrs. Albert E. Conradis,
75l6 Custer road, Bethesda.
The afternoon group will meet
September "a at pm. for a lunch
con at the home of Mrs. Robert E.
Acorn, 1903 Western avenue, Chevy
Chase. Md.
Beginning in October. evening
meetings will be held the second
Wednesday of each month and the
afternoon sessions the third Tues
day of each month.
Mrs. Gaines Cough. 5425 Connec-
tlcut avenue NV, is membership
chairman.
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Miss Mccoy to Be Wed
To DIR. DAILY in Late Fall.

The engagement and approaching
marriage of Miss Annie Mae Mccoy
of this city, daughter of Mr.. James
Benjamin Mccoy of Camden, S. c.,
snd the late Mrs. Mccoy, to Dr.
Joseph M. DAILY, son of DR.. and Mrs
M. j. DAILY of New York City, is
announced.
. Miss Mccoy is a graduate of
Winthrop College at Rock Hill, S. C.
DR.. Daily received his education at
the University of Alabama and the
Medical School of Georgetown
University. He is member of the
Phi Chi medical fraternity.
The wedding will take place in the
late fall.
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Council Speaker

Benjamin Mccartney, the son Of
DR.. and Mrs. Albert Joseph Mozart
ney. will speak on his experiences in
Norway during the German invasion
in a talk before the Business Wom-
ems Council Tuesday at 8 pm. at
the Covenant-First Presbyterian
Church. The meeting is open to
the public.
Mr.. Mccartney. who went abroad
last year, was visiting a friend Ill
Oslo at the time of the invasion.
He recently returned home on the
American Legion.