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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Country Womsns Club
Plans Guest Day

Meeting at the home of Mrs
Stanley Rosso in Falkland. the
Country Woman's club will have
its annual guest day program at 2
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Amy Jensen will be the assisting
hostess.
The program will he provided by
Mrs. B. o. Besl whose topic will
he American Folk Music" Mu-
sical interpretations will be given
by Mrs. Josephine Luckenby. Mrs
Stanley Craig will sing two
Stephen Foster numbers, accom-
panied by Mrs. Ray Baker. Tea
will be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Daughter Of w. R. emerys
Feted at Birthday Party

Cathleen Rae Emery celebrated
her ninth birthday Friday when
she was hostess TO her jefferson
school classmates at = party at the
Emery home. 1923 No. seventh
st She is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Emery.
Following the party Csthleen
and her friends boarded her faith
ers motor cruiser. Csthleen. named
in her honor for a cruise on Puget
Sound. As birthday surprise on
the cruise she was presented with
a bicycle by her father and friends
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Woman S Club
To Elect
Meeting Friday Afternoon
VIII Be for Business

The Woman's club of Ia
coma will hold its annual cleo
ton of officers at the club
house Friday at 2:30. The
nominating committee h s
presented as candidates Mrs.
George G. Franklin, president
Mrs. E. Paul Todd, first vice
president; Mrs. J. o. Beals.
second vice president; Mrs.
A. J. Graft, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. P. NJ. Kenney,
corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Berry Sugg, treasurer.
Five directors and delegates to
the Washington State Federation
of Women's clubs will be elected
also. Mrs. Ethel NJ. Dunseath will
preside over the business.
Preceding this meeting, Mrs
Calvin w. Stewart, chairman of
the Noted Women" division Of
the educational department will at
80 present Mrs X. X. Myhre in
a book review of the story of the
background and experience of Miss
Helen Keller, The World ! Live
In"
Friday morning at 10 the his
torical department will continue
its good neighbor tour. Miss Bea-
trice Meddins is TO be the leader.
Present history will be summed
up by Mrs. B. T. Bryan, Simon
Bolivar the Liberator," by Mrs. f.
NJ Keys and Green He'll TO be
reviewed by Mrs. viii II. Smith.
Mrs. Marcus c. Davies is chair
man for the day
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Social Hour 10
Preeede LARGE Banquet

At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
L. s. Langlow at 1918 No. Alder,
four members of the Washington
State Nurse Anaesthetists, namely
Mrs. Elliott Langlow, Mrs. John
Morgan, Mrs. Elizabeth Behan
and Miss Ruth Anderson, will be
hostesses Friday evening to visit
ing guests prior TO the banquet
Of the Washington State Hospital
association Of which this group il
q section.
Decorations will he in spring
motif. and the occasion will pro-
vide an informal social hour prior
to the larger gathering at the
Winthrop hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Ne1s and Notes OF Society," Clubs Schools Church
"Pomeroy's Past" at Lakewood
To Be Occasion for Entertaining
Dinner Parties 70 Include One 81 Terrace 10 Be Gven
BY Dr.. and Mrs. Mace Before the Play

Amateur theatriea in Tacoma traditionaly be
the for entertaining The performance Thursday
evening of Pomeroys Past" Lakewood theater seems
10 have particular significance inspiration for parties
since the first to be given by the Lakewood Players
under the direction of Mrs Carlin Alden
Throughout the lakes district and the army posts from
which the membership in the group drawn. there will
be parties before and after the comedy larger
dinners will be given by pr and Mrs. Norman Mace of
L. S. Veterans hospital. at Lakewood Terrace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24

A group Of young Tacoma v.m-
en- who have been pledged Ia PM
chapter. nsia sigma mi. vess
honorsd at . tea on Sunday after.
noon from . until . o'clock II the
home 1t Miss Mary Fraser. SOFA
No. Tth. Miss Fraser and Mlss
Elsie klink received the sussss and
Miss rns ponnsy and Miss Mar.
xsret heAffsrty poured.
yellow rose buds In hlssk sna.
tanners were used IN the tea tahis
and tho ,spsrs we're aisc yellow IN
black hssea
Honored ware Mrs. Amos Rad.
Mrs Colin Murdoeh. Miss Noelis
Nsssi. Miss Helen Marie Hoihsmp
and Miss Agatha Rosslssr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Junior League
To Have Spring Sale

Preliminary to the arrival Of
summer stock at the Junior
Leagues Thrift Shop. will be the
half-price sale at the shop on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Henry o. Walker. who is
managing the shop during the alb
sence of Miss Presley Ellis. has an
nounced that assistants on Thurs
day will be Miss Marguerite Olson.
and Mrs. Gordon Retiring, shop
treasurer.
Assisting on Friday will be Mrs.
Harold Deerine. Mrs. Paul Graft,
Mrs. Robert Read. Mrs John Bates
Roberts and Miss Margaret Kelly
and on Saturday Mrs. James
Skewis and Mrs. James Fair
bourne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Students Pledged
To Honorary

-Four undergraduates ~ the
College o. Puget Sound who have
been given invitation, 10 pledge
hu Sigma Delta. IN. scholastic
honorary are Miss Bettisnns Was
serman and Miss Asrgsrits Iri..
Juniors and Miss Frances HOss and
John Boyle, seniors. To pledge Nh
Signs Delta a student must main
tain a high scholastic standing and
BE- active in campus life.
The students win formally sc-
espt the invitations by attending
The M Sigma Delta banquet To
be given on May 70 st Lakewood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Mis-, Hills viii
Entertain Wednesday

The regular meeting OF the Club
of Hearts will be held Wednesday
evening at o'clock at the home
Of Miss Georgia Hills, Rose
mont way.
Plans will be completed for the
groups annual tea for mothers on
May 4 at the Tacoma Country
club. Other events which the club
has planned this spring are a
house party at the home of Miss
Janis Wegener at Burton. MAY IL
is and dance. the date of which
will be announced later.
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Mrs. Helen Eehrup vim heads
the philsnthraple organisation ths
Coed Nslrhbofs" Win speak In
members NJ the business snd PRO.
fsssionai womens club nm Thurs.
day noon 81 their regular meet.
Ing In the Winthrop caffss ship.
Mrs Horton Dennis 10 tbs chair.
man.
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Clubs

A. q. u. w. viii meet In the
Eagles hail Wednesday evening al
\ O'Clock. Mr.. George johnson viii
preside. Novelty cards viii follow
the meeting
Csrpenters' auxiliary win meet
In Carpenters hall Thursday eve.
ming at 7;3o. Mrs. Albert Berger
viii preside. Mrs. Deiits Myers
viii report on plans for an aux
hsry birthday party.
Proctor circle. Luther Memorial
church. will meet Thursday ct the
home OF Mrs. w. r. Galloway. all
So. saith. Mrs A. J. Tollefson viii
assist at luncheon. The regular
business meeting viii follow.
Hillsdaie Improvement club will
meet at 4 o'clock "Wednesday eve.
ming at Calvary Methodist church,
saith and Ea. y sts.
Guards elub. Topss circle. y. q.
w. Will meet with Mrs. Gordon
kineaid. 1903 So. sth st. Thurs.
day for 1870 luncheon. Mira.
Gladys Peterson viii be the host
ess. Election Of officers will FOL.
low. Mrs. Lee Jankowski viii pre-
side. Drill team rehearsal will be
held next Tuesday at 1 o'clock In
the Pythisn tsmpls.
South Tacoma H~i,eksh will meet
Thursday evening ct 4 o'clock In
the ]. o. o. y. hall. South Tacoma.
Candidates from the local Iofrs
and several from Roy Will bs In.
itistsd. Mrs J. y. Brown VIII
preside, assisted ny Mrs. w. D.
hilsndsr. Mrs. A. ~ Walters In
in charge OF refreshments.
Thursday Night Book H~yiswsrs
VIII meet in Mccormick branch
library st 7:s0 to hear Mrs ~. n.
Houston review Ann Bolyns BY
Frances Hsebstt
Gold Star Mothers viii meet fo,
luncheon Friday afternoon at IL 10
Tor luncheon and business. Mr..
Fred Abbott. ss07 So. Yss,m.
ave. Will be hostess
Three y sewing club win meet
for luncheon 1T 1880 Thursday Al
the home u Mr. A. n. Morrison
es5 No. State. Mrs M. v. Bssmsr
viii preside.
Ladies Aid Of Our s..,.,'s I.,,h.
efsn church will meet THURSDAY
for 1880 luncheon In the church
psriofs. Mrs. Andrew Pearson ana
hrs J. Jstiand viii entertain.
Proibsss SUNDAY ssbsoI elsss of
Trinity Methodist church win meet
with Mrs.. y. l. Burisy. sot5 gpo-
ssns 81. Thnrsdsy for 1870 pot.
luck luncheon.
". \. &. =. Of Craze Methods.
Church Will meet thursday 81 ths
rome Of Mrs walter Frsos. Is4s
kA. szd st. nrs n Mssssr zill
~ thu assisting hostess ana Mrs
Thompson viii have the missionary
study.
f"fni>ry To the Br"fk~fhasd NJ
Locomotive tsKissss. siiI meet a
me Masonic temple Thursday sf.
tsrnfs,n Al 2 o'eioek for a business
stssson Instead 81 luncheon sx pre-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Weekend Busy
AT Orion Home
Many Parties Tor Visitors
Given in Sumner

Friday through Monday
found Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Orton Of Summer hosts st IN
formal luncheons. teas and
dinners for army and college
groups. Among guests were
Professor and Mrs. Frederick
Nichols. from Harvard UNI
versity with Drs. Joseph and
Albert Clark and their wives.
with whom the Nichols have
been spending several DAYS.
From the Washington state
college were pr. Ernest q. holland.
president with Dean Y. Ellington
and members Of the hoard ~
regents ~ that institution. They
included Mr. Ber perham % YAK
ina. Mr.. sam klmhroagh % src.
kane and Mr.. {. N. krnsgsi
This group from the college
spent Sunday IN tho valley Al the
Western Washington Experiment,
station where they were luncheon
guests az DR.. and Mrs. ]. kslkes
Following luncheon and an In.
formal staff meeting the group
were driven through the valley
by Or. ksikns and Mr. G. W.
orton. the ~est side regent, and
finished the day with . tour of
the orion bulb fields and supper
with Mr.. and Mrs. ofton.
Friends from the University ~
Washington included Captain John
w. Ramsey who 10 In the military
science department II the uni.
versity with Mrs. Ramsey. Col.
and Mrs. Frederick Jones. Col. and
Mrs. @. spoerry. Mrs. Bertha Cole
Of Rrookings. y. ID. Dean Miiner
Roberts a. the College Of Mines
and his sister. Miss Mllnors de
Beeler Roberts Professor Lyle
shelmidine Of the Puget Sound
college also spent an afternoon
visiting tho ortons and enjoying
the beauty Of their gardens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Moores Receive
Generalization

>
Mr.. and Mrs Georg. Moore, GIG
So. 46th st, are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth Of their
first daughter. Csrolyns Ann. In
st. Joseph's hospital. The baby
In welcomed by a brother. George
William. and grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs William Moore and Mrs
Harry Vogt.
jefferson Preseh ooI mesia
Thursday at p. m. al the field
house with Mrs. e. G. Trimble
speaking on Pa rent-Chlld Rels-
tionship." Mrs. G.. G. Olding will
preside. Mrs. Roy Beno. Ia In
charge OF the music Mrs. r. e.
Msule and Mrs. A. Alutin will be
hostesses
Mckinley PIT. A. meets Thurs
day at 2:30 .. m. in ihe school.
A magic show will be presented by
RoddIe Msddux. accompanied by
Jess Smith. Jr. Mrs r. Y. Killing
beck Will preside. Girl Scout
Troop No. - Will sing two songs
The troop Will have their court Of
awards and receive their badges.
They will also act as hostesses
The executive board Of the Ia
coma Council Will meet Friday for
their final hoard meeting at
Fishers seventh floor al 10 q. m,
with Mrs. Herman Nordfor, pre-
siding All reports must BE- in by
this meeting
Warren auxiliary o. y. =. will
sponsor a luncheon for their reiir-
ing president, Mr., Bessi. West at
the home Of Mrs Estsy scholl.
3023 So. sth st. Thursday.
LYDIA Phelps Tent. ID. q. v,
viii meet Thursday In Emerson
hall Mrs. John Strs0ch presiding.
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Dash Point Club
Will Frolic
Soy csbsrss 10 = elvsa
Saturday ~ chubkssss

Saturday evening the DISH
Point Social and Improvsmcpe
club yin present IL snnunl
spring cabaret. featuring TIM
year "A Night in tn Trup
ics." starting ~ = o'eleus.
when The flooe show eu1oF>
ssinmsut win begin.
A varied and intrieulne -
gram hes hen arranged fue
the evenings entertajnnouo.
and : capacity crowd h antlsi-
pated.
ne affair - bssss asvasoe1 ~
The nsmosvs - ~ eemmmu1ey.
WITH Nh G. 4. t.sn1ell - Guuepn1
ehasv~aa. snu1sees ~ ~ tu11ow-
nc ecssmitseesi r1n1sessy. NJ
~ ' Gallagher. pvesvsa. M
4. c. nrswoss. as<srssl~~s. -
wlIIsam pays~a. M q. q -
err. ~. 80 M Nnes jeoon.
Mrs keWeeen heu1llusa. Nh
rho~ae 0tlnesss r~fr~uomenoa.
Mrs. y. = Waihss 49, M y. q
Jseeepual ssote sprv,ee. ~. 4. ~.
tAwreees. ttehsea. ~. go M
Quentin nrkmSss.
~ .. = Lsrsm vsli sss - 80
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PARKER. Mrs. ~ p. ssiby. Mrs.
STANLEY shaw. Mrs Benjamin
Terry. and hfs. ~. d Wiiklnson
Ths sommIiis on srssnssmsoss In.
siviss hrs wirfssd Price. chair
man. Mrs.. A. y. sedsriss. Mrs.
Frank HAWKS. ssd hs. Edgar
hufnsa,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24

Joining the Msces for dinner
and the theater sfterwArd viii be
DR.. and Mrs J. C. Cullens. DR..
T. S. Neil Gen. and Mrs Carlos
Pennington. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hines DR.. and Mrs. Philip Stahl.
Or. T. X. Fox. Or. and Mrs. Elmer
Peterson. Or. and Mrs John Nor
gan. Or. and Mrs Herman Bouchet
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Simp-
son.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Program Planned
BY Dance Troupe
Miss Bird and Associates
To Perform for A. A. U. w.

Members of the American
Association Of University
Women and their friends who
have guest cards for the occa-
sion will meet in Weyer-
haeuser hall on Saturday
afternoon TO see Bonnie Bird
and her troupe Of dancers from
the American Dancing Thea
ter. This program is an add
ed feature 10 the regular
general meeting of the group.
Miss Bird and her company be-
gin by illustrating the technical
basis of contemporary dance. q
number which Is highly informs-
tive with reference TO the follow
ing program:
Formal Danes biased on
authentic material from 18th. 18th
and nth century court and secular
dances1:
Pavanne ....... Don Luis Milan
Gaillsrde ...... Thomet Arbeau
Courante Francois Coupsrin
Gavotte .......... Henry Purcell
Allemade ................ Sully
Danced by Eloise Jordan and
Peggy Morrison.
Thester Dances;
Counterpoise tPavannel .......
...............D Don Luis Milan
Infsnta with Fan (psvanne)
..-............ Don Luis Milan
Borgis Figure (Pavanne) .....
................W William Burde
Encounter tcouranteD .......
................ Fresco Bald
Masks. Sacred and Profsne
fsarabande) ....... Couperin
Two dances OF possession biased
on the life Of mad Queen Jane
Of Spain fsara banded go
!. On Her Tragic Love ~
Philip II .........B Bach
2. On Her Possessive Love
Of Phillip II ...... Couperin
American Folk Themes tBou-
reel ................ Bach
Danced by Eloise Jordan. Peggy
Morrison and Bonnie Bird.
Intermission
Theme and Variations Of a Chill
drsns Folk Sons ,
Herman Reuter- and Dance The
alter company
OF Ancient Significance ......
Arthur Honnsgsr. EIoiss Jordan
and Peggy Morrison
Statements About Ourselves
............ Nioolsi Loatinkon
Danced by the Dance Thsstsr
company.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Miss NetfIeion
feted al Shower

Honoring Ma Fila Llttlsion
who vii become ~ the bride Of
Mr. Andrew Van Hsteron sstur-
day afternoon. Mrs. l. v. Boiding
entertained al a surprise shower
Wednesday. Fourteen friends Of
the brids-sisct were present for
the afternoon Of games. Tulips
ana hiaes were usec In the c.cora-
tons.
After their marriage. Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Hstsron Will spend q
month IN California and then make
their home here.
Custer Relief Corp. nests
Thursday for 1870 pot luck lunch
cor In the arnory. Mrs. Molly
Lsyins Will preside over the bust
ness meeting.
Willard PIT. a. WIZ sponsor a
card party at the school Thursday
evening AZ 8 O'Clock
LseI.nd IAd,.. AID will meet
81 the home Of Mrs. p. King Thurs
DAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24

Auxiliary To the Brofh~rhoad NJ
Locomotive Engineer. siiI meet a
me Masonic temple Thursday At.
tsrnfs,n At 2 O'Clock for a business
sesssfsn Instead 81 luncheon "A pre-
viously announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24

W. \. q. =. Of Grace Meths1sss
ch"reh viii meet Thursday 81 ths
rome Of Mrs walter Frses. Itts
ma. szd sts Mrs. \ ksessr xill
~ tho assisting hostess and Mrs
Thompson viii have the missionary
study.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24

A. q. u. w. win meet In the
Eagles hail Wednesday evening Al
y O'Clock. Mr.. George johnson viii
preside. Novelty oards viii follow
the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24

card party at the school Thursday
evening AZ 8 O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24

Thursday evening ct 4 o'clock In
The J. o. q. y. hall. South Tacoma
Candidates from the local lodge
and several from Roy Will bs In,
itistsd. Mrs J. y. Brown vii
preside. assisted by Mrs. W. D
hilendsr. Mrs. A. w. Walters IA
In charge OF rsfrsshnsnts.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-20

W. NJ sayre. The Hawksye CO.
Usage.
W. L McCamly. Texas co. Distrib-
utor, Casper.
Colorado
George Cramer. Powerine Co. Den
yer.
Ed Palmer, Denver.
G. J. Mueller. Argo on Corp, Denver
James Donoghue, Mackenzie OH &
Drilling Co. Colorado Springs.
Ralph d. Copely. California Co.
Denver.
H. Leslie Parker, First National Bank
Building, Denver.
F. H. Cover, The Texas Co., Denver
J. W. Johnson. Continental OH Co.
Denver.
Charles s. Hill. l24l oneida St.,
Denver.
Fred NJ. Manning, Manning & Mar
tin, Denver.
Roland v. ROdman. Bay Petroleum
Corp, Denver.
warwick NJ. Downing. Equitable
Building, Denver.
H. c. Brettschneider, First National
Bank Building. Denver.
John T. Barnett, First National Bank
Building. Denver.
Montana
R. D. Smith, Glacier Production Co.,
Butte.
H. B. Coolidge, Handbook Oil Co.
Great Falls
H. A True, The Texas Co, Cut
Bank
o. I Deschon. Montana OIL Journal,
Great Falls.
A. B. Cobb. A. B. Cobb & Co., cut
Bank
James w. Johnson. Producers Re
filming Co, Shelby.
P. N. Forth. Yale Oil Corp. Billings.
Louis B. O'Neil, Santa Rita Oil g.
Gas Co.. Cut Bank.
G. T. Oien, Oilmont.
r. P. Jackson, Twinfields OH Co..
Great Falls.
D. E. Hageman, Independent Refin-
ing Co., Laurel.
Don ellis, Billings.
LaRue Smith, Great Falls.
Utah
George Hansen, Utah Southern Oil.
Salt Lake City.
K. w. Yeates, wasatch Refining Co.,
Salt Lake City.
Jules Roberts, Mountain Fuel Sup
ply Co., Salt Lake City.
A. N. Johnson, Utah Oil Refining.
Salt Lake City.
E. S. Holt. Utah Oil Refining. salt
Lake City.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-20
Oil Association POstpOnes
Initial Meeting in Montana

S. W. Harrison. General Petroleum
Corp Casper
Frank A. Barrett, Lusk.
George E Brimmer, Hynds Building
Cheyenne.
Pete Gillespie. National Supply Co,
Casper.
C. NJ. Coltrane, c & C Super Service
Station. Casper.
H. H. Healy. Ohio oil Co., Casper.
steele White. Sinclair Wyoming OIL
Co., Casper.
G. F. Poe. Ohio Oil Co., Casper.
Pierre LaFleiche. Casper.
Glen Nelson, Husky Refining Co.
Cody.
W. A. Blind, Northern Utilities Co.,
Casper.
R. G. Taylor. Wyoming Southern Oil
Co., Douglas
Joseph A. MintOn, North LaBarge
Oil Co., LaBarge.
Fred Goodstein, Minnelusa OH Co..
Casper.
John B. sansone. Union Pacific Rail-
road, Laramie.
J. F. Cullen, stanolind Oil & Gas
Co, Casper.
Marion D. Smith. Continental Sup
ply Co., Casper.
Tom o. Miller, Lusk Royalty Co..
Lusk.
J. H. Walden, Tri-state, Inc, Their
mopolis
M. T. Rathvon, Argo Oil Corp, Cas-
per.
C. c. Warner, stanolind Oil & Gas
Co., Casper.
Paul stock, Yale Oil Corp. Cody.
Bob Orchard, Cody.
Carl Pfaff, Marvel Oil Co., Calpet.
Carroll J. Kirk, Kirk Oil Co., Fran
ME.
Charles Hetzler, Mountain Fuel Sup
ply Co., Rock Springs.
M. E. Tate, Noble Drilling Co., Cas-
per.
Worth Garretson, Medicine Bow.
Charles Bowen, West States Oil Co.,
Rawlins.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-20

The proposed meeting Of a Montana
branch Of the Rocky Mountain oil q
Gas association has been postponed
indefinitely, largely as a result of the
decision of Montana members Of the
coordination committee which met IN
Denver. They decided that a later time
would be more suitable The meeting
was to have been held in Billings.
Following is a list Of the officers
and directors of the association:
B. B. Brooks. president, Consolidated
Royalty Oil Co., Casper; e. j. Sullivan,
vice president, E. T. Williams OH Co.,
Casper; E. j. zoble, vice president, The
Texas Co., Casper; c. B. Richardson,
treasurer, Consolidated Royalty Oil Co.,
Casper; George w. Jarvis. secretary.
Wyalta OH Co., Casper.
Executive committee: B. B. Brooks,
J. F. Cullen, c. B. Richardson, Fred
Goodstein, E. j. Sullivan, J. P. Ma
roney, E. ]. Zoble, h n Healy, Tom
Weadick, M T. Rathvon.
Directors
wyoming: B. B. Brooks, E. J. zoble,
E. J. Sullivan, George w. Jarvis, c. B.
Richardson.
Tom Weadick, Weadick Transporta-
ton Co., Casper.
Ray Austin, International Cementers,
Inc, Casper.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-20
KeUin Producers Haze
Potential of $3.50
BbLS. Per DAY
CONTINUED from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
have three leases, three have four
leases, three have five leases and the
other seven have from 6 TO IL leases.
There we're 1887 wells regularly pro-
ducing oil with n wells not regularly
producing, a total OF LII. These wells
produced 4,3O3 barrels per day in May.
490l barrels per day IN June, as
against a reported potential Of 8,774
barrels Of which $3.50 barrels were not
produced
Total st0 age OF 77.099 barrels was
reported onf -E29 leases Of which "a, 563
barrels belonged to the one-lease OPP
orators; g,lO2 barrels to the two-lease
operators; 1891 barrels to the three
lease operators: 1910 barrels to the
four-lease operators; 1914 barrels to
the five-lease operators and 1927 be-
longed to operators operating from
to IL leases each. Inactive leases had
100 barrels Of storage oil.
In issuing the report, Secretary r.
P, jackson Of the board expressed sat
isfaction over the completeness and
accuracy Of the survey made possible.
he said, by the "cOmmendable spirit
of cooperation displayed by nearly
every person and company representa-
tive whose aid in making the survey
success was requested" as well as the
Of the temporary field staff.
including Sullivan Kinney OF Kelvin, r.
P. Kincheloe of Shelby and Oren K
Kelson of Sunburst
No important or avoidable wastage
of crude oil was found Efforts at &C
curacy were reflected in the reports
OF many smaller operators whose po-
tential was given as no greater than
their actual production.