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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-21
Gladys Ahrens,
Bride-Elect Of
Season, Feted
N.Y.. ]. M. Hall, Jr., Hostess
N At Bridge Party AT
Carolina Beach

v,s. ]. NJ. Hail. Jr'' was hostess
Nl s5o,, evening at a bridge party
sa'uu' lame at Carolina Beach
a nj sine Miss Gladys Ahrens, whose
foi Da.e to Joe Clendenin will take
n ni,es on september Is. .u
IN' aitn various mixed summer
laH5s The honoree's place was
fI0 yS'.sd with a lovely crystal din
MANN High scorer prize was won
Fef ur~ 4 G. Ahrens. Low prize
by w. Mrs. Mary Divine, and Miss
Nsn. Heirs won the travelling
VIVA" The bride-elect was present
p.A', ;+h a Gift of china in her
chosen pattern uino oft an
All hIossom motif was served.
ol@ n,;osts included Miss Ahrens'
ou Miss Joy Pickard, of Char
nanV+( Miss Sara Bradshaw, Miss
lo'''' oue1ch. Miss Vivian HERS,
us.uA Mary Divine, Miss Edna
.ui', Miss hattie Schaefer, Miss
, ~vuI'l kinney. Miss Elizabeth Han
maze urs 4 G. Ahrens, Mrs. Leon
coch' y T. Efird. Mrs. w.
! r,.,or Mrs. E. A. McFayden
md Mrs. Jean Joyce.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-21
Spaghetti, Chill,
Souffles Among
Favorite Menus
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service Staff Writer

Baked beans, red kidney beans
with chopped meat and peppers,
usually called chill con c e,
spaghetti or macarcni with cheese
meat or tomato sauce, toasted
sandwiches and substantial souf-
files are outstanding popular
American luncheon dishes.
Here r sample luncheon
menus accepted by the over
whelming majority of $4,000 mem
bers of typical American families
questioned in a recent survey:
chowchow, fried premium bacon
or cheese souffle, parsley potatoes
bread and butter, sliced pineapple,
cookies; frankfurters, potato sal!
ad, sliced tomatoes, date pudding.
CHEESE SOUFFLE
(Serves 6 to 81
Two tablespoons butter, l table
spoon chopped onion, l IL tea
spoons dry mustard, 2 tablespoons
flour, 2 cups milk, 2 cups grated
American cheese, 4 eggs, salt,
pepper and paprika.
Melt butter in skillet. A d d
onion and fry until light brown.
Add mustard and flour. Mix we'll,
then slowly stir in the milk. Add
cheese and seasoning. When
cheese has melted, remove skillet
from fire. Stir in unbeaten e G g
yolks. Mix thoroughly. Beat egg
whites stiff. Fold into cheese mix
serole. Bake in hot oven (40O de.
ture. Pour into well-buttered cas-
serole. Bake in hot oven (4O0 de-
grees F. about IL hour.
MEAT SAUCE FOR SPAGHETTI
(Serves 4 to 6
Two tablespoons olive oil or
vegetable cooking oil, l large
onion, chopped; l piece garlic.
chopped; l green pepper, chopped;
IL pound round steak, chopped;
IL cup cold water, 2 cups canned
tomatoes Cor fresh lightly stew
ed, l cup grated cheese, l table
spoon Worcestershire sauce.
Heat oil in large frying pan. Add
onion, garlic and green pepper,
Fry until light borwn. Moisten
meat with the cold water, then
add to pan. Stir well and simmer
about Is minutes. Add tomatoes,
grated cheese, salt, pepper and
paprika. Mix thoroughly. Turn
into top of double boiler and cook
IL hour. Add Worcestershire
sauce, mix and serve on spaghetti
and dust with Parmesan cheese.
TOMORROW'S MENU
BREAKFAST: Orange and
grapefruit juice mixed, cream-
ed dried beef on toast, toasted
and buttered half rolls, currant
jelly, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Cheese souf-
|. file, tomato and lettuce salad,
chocolate gingerbread, tea
milk.
DINNER: Fruit cocktail,
roasted fresh pork shoulder,
candied apples rings, green
beans, >creamed potatoes, let
tdce salad, BURBERRY pie,
cheese, coffee, milk. :
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-21

THE Lost Colony on any night of
the week. For the past few weeks,
these visitors have had to wait dur
ing the beginning of the week to
see the drama.
This will make it convenient for
all visitors to the Lost Colony coun-
try to see the magnificent historic
drama any night of the week they
wish to come.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-21

spending the past ten days here
with relatives, have returned to their
homes.
So. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Davis have
had as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Coffing, and Miss Ruth Cot
fling, of Cincinnati.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-21

The Ladies' Aid society of st.
Matthews Lutheran church will
meet at Kure Beach at the home
of Mrs. Lawrence Kure, this
evening at 8 o'clock.
Il = +
The regular meeting of the
Rebekah Degree will be held on
Thursday evening, August %, at
8 o'clock. Business Of import
ance will be discussed and all
members are urged to attend.
All members planning to attend
the annual home coming on Sun
day, September 1, at the I. O.
o. r. home in Goldsboro are re-
quested to notify Miss Margaret
Mintz, telephone 4092.
A special meeting of the North
Carolina Sorosis has been called
for Thursday morning at 1890
o'clock. All members, committee
chairmen and officers have been
urged to attend as matters of
importance will be discussed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-21
Miss Mary Helen Furlong And
Frederick Switzerland Marry

st. Mary's Catholic church was
the scene of one of the loveliest
weddings of the summer season
Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock,
when Miss Mary Helen Furlong,
daughter of Mrs. John Furlong and
the late John ]. Furlong, became
son of Mrs. Evelyn Switzerland,
son of rs. Evelyn Switzerland
and the late Frederick Souther.
and of this city, at a Nupita
mass.
The Rev. Father Cornelius
Murphy, pastor of St. Mary's
Catholic church was the celebran1
of the Mass and performed tn
ceremony. He was assisted by the
Rev. Father Hogan, pastor of ST.
Thomas church, this city.
A program of nuptial selections
was rendered by Amos Allen O.
New York and Wilmington, a
John Bremen, including Gounod':
Ave Maria" sung by Mr.. Brem
err. Both the Lohengrin and Men
delssohn wedding marches were
effectively used.
Elegant simplicity was the key
note of the church decorations
White cathedral tapers CLEANED
from the altar which was arranged
with palms, ferns and vases O
white asters and tuberoses.
The bride was given in marriagt
by her brother, John j. Furlong
and was lovely in navy blue crepe
romaine frock with blue accesso
ries and a corsage of white brides
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Frances Furlong. attended
her sister as maid of honor ane
was charmingly attired in a Hya
cinth blue frock of crepe romano
with deeper blue accessories. Hell
flowers were pink roses
Mrs. Furlong, mother of the
bride, wore a lovely orchid lace
dress with black accessories.
Mrs. Switzerland, mother of the
bridegroom wore black lace.
The groom had as his best man,
William E. Bates, or Florence,
S. c.
On Monday evening Mrs. Fur
long, mother of the bride, enter
tanned at a reception at her home
107 South Fifth street.
Immediately following the cere.
mony, a wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the bride
to the wedding party and members
of the families.
Mr.. Switzerland is connected
with the Republic Oil company
here. 3
Celebrates Birthday
James Allen Stubs was honored
on his seventh birthday recently.
Games were played and refresh
ments served.
Those present were James Allen
Stubbs, honor guest, Betty Jean
Schnibben, Carl Williams, Sam Hous-
ton, Sara Ann Coley, Jackie Lock
amy, Cornelia Lockamy, katherine
Mills, Marion Fay Spencer, Clar>
ence Hilburn, Jere Hilburn, Jimmy
Covil, Bobby Rodgers, Margaret
Williams, Lora Mae Conner, Lillian
Hilburn, Johnny Dixon, Virginia
May Raines, and Melwood Raines.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-21
Birth Announced

Mr. and Mrs. John Kent Russell
" of Oak Park, Ill, announce
the birth of a son, John Kent Rus
coll Y on July 81. Mrs. Russell is
tho former Miss Winifred Garrell
of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-21

The principal speaker is to be
Attorney Frank McInnis of Colds
boro. After the program, a picnic
dinner, including barbecue, will be
served on the lawn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-21
BRIDGE TEA WILL
RI HELD AT ANNEX

THE Cape Fear Country club Will
entertain Friday afternoon at the
ua,bor Island annex at a bridge tea
mah,oc NAV be reserved by calling
tho clubhouse, telephone 1929, be-
foro 6 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-21

Elephants do not drink through
their trunks. The trunk m e e y
sucks up water and squirts it into
the mouth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-21

Adult pedestrians walk a b o u t
five feet per second, or a little
more than three miles per hour.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-21
Celebrates Birthday

There are about 1850, 900 per-
sons in federal, state and local
government service in the U. S.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-21
Club Clock

The executive board of st.
Andrews Presbyterian church
will meet with Mrs. Eustace
Norfleet, 100 Ann street, today
at l o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-21

Brass hat" is military slang
for a general or a staff officer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-21

ADVERTISEMENT
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-28
Din 8aiienfre,1,,b

5orberung Ser @ebnrtenfontrolle in
8ort lln6 5hrift eintreter. iinb Die
iuirfliben ,,fiinften aolonnen' bon
gaterlanbsberrdtern, nibt minoer Die
gerr6tern on @ott ltno Der Neligion.
MGeroings eines oiirfen mir nas
niht berbeblen: Alle, rein patriotiiben
MppeIle nno Beipeesriinoe iperben
biersulanoe ebenio tpenig bon Bir-
fuug iein uie tie es in Granfreid ge-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-28
UaittDod, ben 90. Anenit 1910.

tpeIen fino. genr zines biIft: Niidfebr
anr @eligion, s,in, praftiiden @lnll.
ben an @ott ,inb bns 8etpubtiein Der
8erantiportli1feit benz etpigen Gi6ter
aegeniiber. 8eitn es nibt oa5ii
for1,,nt, tperoen mir in Der einen o6er
anoeren Neiie iiber filr5 ODER lang
oasielbe SdidiaI erleben tDie 5rant.
reid. - S. Nsarfert, S.9.D.
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Sic ,3eugen Sebobabs" in her sdnei5

Cine anoobl bon 8iIoern ipuroe
ee5eist, oie ein 0ffentlides aereernis
iiub: Segnung BON araftfabr5euge11,
Seenuua zines gorpeoobootsaerit0.
rers ourd fatboliid)e @eiitlide. Cine
5ufdllige 3uiant,nenfl1nft eines oert.
iden 8iidofs NIT &eidsfommiiiar
8iirdel uno Geidsminifter Dr. @ob.
bells bor Ser 5aarabftimmui,g tpuroe
i m8ilb ge5eiet, nit Der 8enterfung,
oaB Die fotboIiibe Stride oaburd if.
rem Stanbpunft berrdt: lire Neieung
fir sic Diftatur.
3eitli6e @iiroen iinb bie 3iele Der
geiitli1en @erreu.
Gin 8ilo ip,,roe 9eaeigt: Hreoigt
zines ebaneeliide,t @eiItlibeu a,lf
einem &riessidiff unb ser Spreder
fiiete BEL, ct iprede iiber 6as Sben,a:
Du ioult nibt totem. (Bie fann Ser
gortragenoe Dos uifien?)
. 9as Geefeuer iei cine quite Gin.
nabmequeQe Der fatbolilden Stride.
gbriltus bat feine driftlide @eli.
sion eegriinoet. Die Meniden tper.
oen aunt ltnelauben berleitet, men1
man bon @ott &eil er,partet.
9ie 3ereen Sebobabs leien Ga.
den bor, sic in feiner Bibel iteben,
ionoern ieoenfaus bon Mibter ,Rutb.
erfor6 frei erfunoen tporoen Iinb, muir
,,m eeeen sic fatbolifde ,tno prote.
itautiide &irde at beben.
@s tpuroe Elm Slim nit foleenoem
Snbalt ee5eigt:' 8obarettdnae, Sport
(8oreu, Mutorenneu), aarnenaluu,.
5iise uno sleid nod einem iolden
Saitnadtsipiel cine Broaeiiion bon
@eiItliden. 8or Der Silmporfiibrung
tuuroe bonn Spreber Die Bemerfung
sen,adt: 8enn iie oieIen Slim ieben
uno Elm tuenig nahoenfen, tperben iie
ielber Sic Aebnlidfeit,' ste bieie Sade
miteinanoer oerbinoet, erfennen ton.
nen. 9sad benz l,,itieen 2eben tpurben
oie sdreden oes arieges inn eleiben
Slime sen ieniationsbunerieen 3ub0.
rern boreeIpieeelt. Der 3tped oes
sau5en Shines tpar unbeftreitbor Der,
oie MaIen eegen bie fatboliibe Stride
aufaubesen.
@ana fiibn lit Ser Musiprld: Nie.
mails bat es cine driitIide Belt ooer
cine ein5iee briftlide Station gegeben;
es eibt feine driitlide &elieion, ion.
bern ,,,tr @elieion, bic bom Eeufel
fon1mt. ~
Souptberio1eer Der 3eueen Sebo.
bobs iinb sic @atbolifen. &ein &a-
tbolif maet es, ben 3eugen Sebobabs
6ie 8ibel sl tpioerlegenl
60 Der fduei3er Beridt. Sn INT.
ierem 2anbe itebt Ser Safer Ser v3e,t-
gen Sebobabs'' in boiler 8liite. @s
fragt ii6 nur, mo- Tie bas @elo fit
Die bon ibnen int @roBen betriebe1,e
Bropaganoa bernebme,. 9as 9ies-
4omitee ,no ieine &intermdnner
tpiir6en nidt tuasen, 2iht in bieies
9unfel lel1dten au Iaifen!
6. ct. 3. 6. g.
ck.:aS> =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-28
9ie Mbrednnlts

Iugte, ipeil 0as golf INNER 1nebr lid
ser @enuBiudt peribrieben bate
peil es, 1pie er betont, feinen redte,
Spferiinn nebr botte. geibt meb1
ben briitliden Spferiinn Der trot Del
bamit berbunoeneu Miiben @ottes
Eldne inbeaug ouf ainoer 3u erfiillet
lu6t. ...:e ......s-
gs lit oie alte grfabrung: @ottes
MIblen ,nablen IausIam, aber iiher
@ines Cages lit oas Mab bou, lit oil
@ebulosubr abgelaufeu ,mo Die ab
redn,,ng bou5iebt fid nit einen
Shon, Ser bic 8elt erfillt. &C. glib
ia nidt nur ein @ottesseribt i'm Sc
ben oes gin3elnen ionoern ni6t min
ser in oem ser Notionen ,,no Bolfer
l1no es lit feline miiBiee SSraee, tpenr
mir iie uns iteuen: ,,8ia @ott BLOT
nit elmer ein5ieen Station abrednen
o6er min er NIT bem Sale iogleid
cine 8arnllng olr6 Die Belt geber
laiien an anoere Nationen, oie biel
lei6t nod mebr i,,genblibe 2raft ouI
8oriduB baben, aber bereits an bent
ielben 2aIter iid sic aItersidmddt
bolen uno es beranlaien, baB iie trot
auen Guieren Aul6ein bon &rafl
i6on inuerlid) morid eetporoen iiub
SIT cine loIde @arnune nidt biret1
fir uus iu amerifa beitimmt? Cine
gan5e &eibe ,tnierer an iid tueitber.
5igen Wdnner baben bereits bieie
5roge in Der einen ooer anoerer
5orm eeiteut uno gu beanttporten ee.
iudt. Sic tpeiieu auf Die erlbredenoe
Satiabe bin, Dab mir in bieiem ,,2an,
oe @ottes' I'M Iebten Sabre cine gan,
sc Wiuion tpeniger Sbulfinber batter
als mir normaler g8eiie bobeu loa
ten. einer Der efIten MutoritGten nn
ieres 2anbes in geboIferunesangele
genbeiten, Scr. Osborn, tpies Dor Ell
niger 3eit oarauf bin, oaB idon 1890
biele Stabte NIT 100000 ,,,o r,eb,
@inlpobnern tatidblib 25 grooent 81
ipenig &inber batteu. Seitbem lit es
oiesbe5iislib in immer iteieenoen
Sempo abtpdrts eeganeen. -
Sir piele unierer 8farrer lit es
ia 1don nibt nlebr 10 iebr eim @egen
itono Der Gorge, tpie iie 8aurn fiji
S6ulfinber idaffen iollen, ionoer,
ipie tie ben &aum, ser nod Dor tpeni
gen Sabren faum geuiiete, nun on
oerpeitig bertuenoen ioIlen. an 3,
piele nnierer berbeeten unb berbeben
ben 2anosleute idreien in alien Son
orten nab Ser ltnteroriiduna bel
ufiinften Solomon" OILS sen anaeb
liden 8errdtern on 2ano uno 2eu
ten. Satiddlid lino sic groBten uni
ldlimmIten 8errater an ser Sod
bon 8aterlano uno gfelieion fein
anoern als bieienisen sic oie @ebur
tenbeihranfung 1ebren, foroern mi
ielblt prafti3ieren. @enn in Jranf
reid 100000 Der notisen soloote,
ni6t auf bem &fplat tporen Uni
our6 ibre @btpeien5eit Sronfreid lei
nen &rieg perlor uno al eiuer @a6
atpeiter &laiie berabianf, 10 mare,
bieienigen bie iuirtli6en 8errGter, 81
ourd ibre Braris Ser @eburtenfon
trone es berbinberten, boB bie natiir
li6e @n5abl iuneer Mdnner in Sront
reid 5ur Stelle Daren. llnb basielb
l1rteil muB oieienigen in unieren
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-28

biele faIt ,,nfabbaren @inbrnd oes
bDaigen 3uiammenbruds oes militia
ridden iotpobl ,pie politiiheu 5ranf.
reid. Naeroines nur biejenigen
Meniben, sic nur augen. Sbr lino
Sinn fir oie rein allberen eridei.
nunaen baben, fonnen 10 iiberraibt
fein. @s lit ia tpabr, bob oie in Der
Seffentlibfeit tonansebenoen 5ran3o=
fen uno ibre Jreunoe in anoeren 2an'
bern, beIonoers bier5ulanoe, al Die
Sabre eiuen Sdein Dor ben augen
Der s8elt auigeridtet batten inbe5ug
anf Srontreids @roBe uno Starte.
@s par seldidt senug angefon9en
iporoen, cine Siille 5u fonltruieren,
Die pirtlid genue auslab, ober tot
.fGdlid nur cine Saui6ung oarlteute,
dbnlid) BEN aus Sappoedeln aufge=
ftellten @ebduben auf ben !Sou9lpooo
8iibnen. Sinter oieieu Eappoedel-
1pGnoen mar fein fairies Mauertpert,
ionoern norldes l,no glitternoes
Ieidtes @eipinit. Selbit sic berufenen
Mutoritdten in iolden 0ingen tpie
golfsIittlidfeit uuo tpabrbaft natio-
naler 3roft ouf @runo felten prafti-
tden @briitent,,ms, bie 8ildofe uno
fatboliiden Sbriitlteller in 5rantreid
ioben offenbar nidt ooer tpoQten
nibt ieben, ,pie es tatiddlid ,,nl
s5ranfreibs @olfsleele ltanb. Bie
batten Tie anoers ,ni,nterbroben int
mer tpieoer sic 8elt burd ibre 8rie-
fe, Mrtifel, Breoigten ,,in. glauben
5u MAIDEN oerlubt, oaB Sranfreid)s
llniibertpinolidfeit uno Starfe in iei=
ner @laubiefeit, in ieiner uBortei=
nobme fiir @ottes Seite', lit ieiner
Sueenoboftiefeit, iu ieiner ,,&reu5rit-
tereeiinnung' beltebe uuo eetpabrlei-
. jtet iei? limo tpie bat lib bas 8ils
aetpenoet, iobalo bie barte Brobe al,fs
@rempeI eetna6t puroe!
@s Iiegt mir nidts ierner, als
iest, oo 6ranfreid am 8ooen lieet,
Steine auf es au tperfen ooer es nit
einem berd6tliben 5uBtritt in 5orm
fdooenfroben l1rteils 5u trattieren.
Mber tper beruflid bonn Stauopunfte
oes @laubens aat anoeren 5u reoen
ooer au idreiben bot, fam iih nidt
Der Sflidt ent5ieben, groBe @reignille
auf ibre llrIa6eu su priifen ooer tbre
8eeleiterideiuuneen 5u beobadten.
@s beiBt nod Iouee nidt, ein 5eino
iolden golfes au iein, tpeun ntan ge.
idihtlid)e Sotiahen auf ibren @runo
bin unteriudt, Inn bara,s Die mott.
gen 2ebren 5u 5iebeu uno auf iie bin'
sutpeiien. Grit redt, tuenn iolde 2eb'
rem son5 ousenideinlid), uno tuobl
audi i'm 8lane ser Bolferer5iebune
ieitens @ottes offenbor iiub.
8as ielbit sic eeiitieen uno seiIt'
Iiden 5iibrer uno autoritaten it
Jranfreid enttueoer nidt iaben, ooer
iueuu Iie es labeu, bor ser tpeiteren
Seffentlidfeit eebeim bielten, bat BEL
oem 3uiammenbr,,b in porbiloli6 iol.
batiider gbrlibfeit oer greile @sar'
idan 8etoin Dor ieinen 2anosleuten
1lnb Der @elt befonnt: uSranfreid ba1
geerntet, ,pas es in Siinoe eeiat bot
Sranfreib bot 100000 tpeniger Col
boten ont Infanee bes &rieges gebab1
als am gnoe oes 10 perluItreiden DO.
rigen. gs bat bieie babe Millior
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-28

llnierem San0e ut Der fraurtge
8ubm eigen, Der 8elt bos Bib zines
bom Gefteutpeien berriitteten Bolfes
oar5ubieten. Die Satiade benefit, oob
sic golfsieele tief eridiittert lit uno
ii6 nidt 5,t erbolen berrnas bon ben
iie Bis ins Snnerlte aufmiiblenoen
@influiien franfbofter geat,tr geiitiger
art. Die in iiingiter 3eit in ser 9reiie
oes 2anoes gennelbeten 8erihtes iiber
oas 8erbalten einer Sefte in Georgia,
oerem Mitelte6er iid Sdlansenbiiien
ouslesteu, in Der Abiidt, ibren @lalt=
ben on Die slllmadt Der 9otli6en
Boriebung au betueiien, 1T nur eines
ser bielen traurieen 8eiipiele ieftie=
rerii6er Mrt, an benen unier 2ano 10
reid lit. ~.
2eioer beidrdnfen fid ,uande Get
ten uidt baraui, auslblieBlib in -l1n-
fern 2anoe Bropaeanoa fir ibre &C.
6e at treiben. &eiblid NIT @elomit-
teln a,,sseruitet, ididen fie goten ins
auslano, l,m audi bort oie @eiiter at
bertpirren. St groBem WaBe.- ge-
idiebt bas bon ben .3engen SSebo>
bas", oie nun BON Ser Negieruug aa=
ua6as uuterbriidt ,porben Ii1o, uno
5tpor nit Der ausbriidIiben Begriin=
|oung, baB ibre 2ebre beitir1n1t lei, Die
beitebenbe 0ffentlihe Oron,ine auf
getpoltione @eiie l,,,t5uitiiraen. Sn
Der Sbnei5, no tie NIT ben Beridfen
in aonfIift geraten itno, treiben iie
ebenfans lift ltntpefeu. 8abrenb Dos
flei,,e 2a,1o benniibt lit, ben 5rieoen
i'm SSnnern i,nb nod auBen az tpab=
rem, ideinen oie .3eueen Sebobas"
beitrebt gu iein,ibre Sespropasanoa gu
beribdrfeu. Sic beuuten bnou alle
ibnen sur 8etfiisuue itebenben Weit-
tel. Gin SdmeiserbIatt beroffentli6t
5,,m Beiipiel 8eribte iiber 2ibtbil-
oerbortrdge, sic bon ben rSeugen
Sebobas" berouitaltet tpuroen, NOR
iiber elm fatboliiber Seilnebmer fol-
senbes beridtet:
9ieieuisen, sic &elieion ausiiben,
MAIDEN bas Sort @ottes auuidte.
gbriitus bat feine 8eligion gegrinoet.
Gum eritenmal -ertpdbnte Der
Spreder, Selus lei Ser Sobn @ottes.
8isber tuar er aur Der eeoerapbii9e
aonig oer tauienoidbrigen Serridoft
1nb Der Steubertreter @ottes auf @r-
oen o6er ionIt etipas.
Ser 8au bon &ir6en miro cine
ltebertret,.ng bon @ottes @ebot uno
ein Berf Satans eenannt. 9elieioni-
item iinb @erfaeuee Satans.
gines lbeinen bie 3eleen Sebopobs
iebr gut au tpiiien: Scr Mntidrilt Iebt
| iest ibon ouf Der 8elt. (sl1io ml1B
bas gnoe Ser @elt iebr nabe iein.)
9ieler Menib lit cine Sreanii iation,
oie Neligionilten.
Sie fatboliibe Stride miro cine
Weni6enlebre genannt.
8eleibigenb lit Ser Musipru6: Gro
BE Seitli6teiten. Der fatbolil6en Sir
de fonoen i'm A. SSabrbun6ert itatt
uno oienten Dem golfe 5ur grbolung,
es tpar elm 8ergniieen; an Dem iid
oas 8oIt erfreute.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-28

Srie6e, 0 belleudtenbes @ort!
Sebniiidtig iubt bib ieber!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-28

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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-16

Speed OF Combine
A large combine can thrash SO
acres OF wheat in II hours.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-16
Mothers Honored by Girl Scouts.

The Senior Girl Scouts gave tea
May II for their mothers at the
community hall. The place of meet
ing was decorated with pink and
blue curtains at the windows and
large bouquets of flowers. At each
table were little red place cards
with the forms of carnations and
paper carnations by each plate.
Iva Holmgren, the mistress of
ceremonies, presented a very inter-
esting program which consisted of
of Mother Day songs and declama-
tons and piano solo. The tea was
well organized and proved to be
very successful.
Carole Staley, Elizabeth Rubard,
Reporters.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-16
Entertain at Charming Parties.

Mrs. Chas. Young, Mrs. M. D.
Rowland and Mrs. @. Fl. Nordstrom
were the charming hostesses at three
bridge parties last week at the Row
land home.
Thursday evening the first of the
series was held at which time Mrs.
M. (. Sturm won high prize. Mrs.
Fred Gooselaw won the second high
prize and Mrs. Irene Stevens took
honors for having most queens.
Friday afternoon Mrs. William
Seims was winner of high place and
Mrs. |. Crotteau won second. Mrs.
r. r. Veldman took the prize for
most queens
Friday evening Mrs. Harold
Gompf and Mrs. Wayne Shanahan
won first and second prizes respect
lively. Mrs. Loren Gompf won the
prize for queens.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-16

Let ]. w. Haigler show you and
demonstrate, if necessary, what
MULTI-MATIC Gas Saver will do
on your car 51-54
Libby friends will be interested
in the news that son was born
to DR.. and Mrs Howard Olson. at
Grangeville, Ida, on May y, Moth
er's Day.
Mr.. and Mrs William Cleveland
and daughter of Philadelphia, Pa,
are in Libby for visit with Mrs.
Cleveland's sister, Mrs. P. E. Larsen
and family. The visitors are think
ing of remaining here permanently.
Pipe fittings, soil pipe and pipe
Curtis Hardware. 1t
Mrs. Chas. D. Rowe was hostess
to the members of the Bridge Work
ers' Club at an afternoon of con-
tract Wednesday. High score prize
was won by Mrs. M. D. Rowland.
while Mrs. 0. Fl. Nordstrom won
guest prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Wood and two
daughters of Missoula visited Mr..
and Mrs George Wood last week
end Sunday the family gathered at
the home of Mrs. Dan Rayome,
mother of the Woods boys, for
dinner
Buy Pipe Greek Favorite Flies.
Tied exeprssly for local streams
j. & c. Hardware. It
The Rev and Mrs. Harold E. Ba-
Der are planning to leave for Den
yer, Colo, where Mr.. Baber has
been called to<the pulpit of a Meth
odist church in that city and where
Mr.. Baber will continue his studies
for his doctors degree They plan
to leave some time in July. Libby
people will regret to lose this es-
Unable couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Rowland will
leave today for Helena, where Mr..
Rowland will attend meeting of
the republican state central COM
mittee to be held there May 20 and
also the republican state conven-
ton on the 2lst. He and Mrs. Row
land will also take in the "Vigilan-
tie Parade an annual celebration
staged by Helena schools that has
as its theme barking back to
pioneer days.