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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

her birthday Attending were
Barbara De m mer. Suzanne
Quick. Denise Frederick, Err
nestine Herbert. Caroline Pickle,
Betty Bold. Janice RoSSi and
Patricia Stecker.
Mrs. Richard NJ. Carlson of
Ashton road and Mrs. Harold
Schulze were chairmen of the
Shamrock Shag" held Friday
evening in North Rosedale Club
House. Over 200 members of
the younger set danced TO the
tunes of Tommy Maskils Or
cheStra.
Ninety-two person graduated
from the first aid class con-
Quoted by Seymour Brown, end
ing March 16. Last Monday
another class was started in the
Rosedale Community House.
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Pledge Troth

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bennett
Of Lawndale avenue announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Alberta. 10 William Ray
mond Hardy, son of the Rev.
and Mrs. Raymond NJ. Hardy of
Dundee, Mich.
Miss Bennett is a graduate of
Wayne University and a men,
Der OF Delta Gamma Chi Soro-
rity and Phi Epsilon Omicron,
honorary home economics soro.
rltY
Mr.. Hardy attended Wayne
University and the University
of Michigan
The wedding will take place
April 4 in the Martha-Mary
Chapel in Greenfield Village.
The Rev. Mr.. Hardy will Off
ciate at his sons wedding.
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Beverley Warrington, Nancy
Agnes Dryer. Mary Maher
Gloria Cavanaugh and Phyllis
Mahr.
New members lust in" in
clude: Ann Dibble, Madeline
Malloney, Mary Lou Nelson, Gay
Aherns, Pat Gillian, Marge Howe
and Marilyn Meyer
And. Alpha Bet Chi staged a
similar gala with all the trim
mings at the home of Ruth
Elliott i'm RoSelawn avenue.
The members: Louise Rood
Betty Walsh, Marilyn Bullock.
Dclphine Pavey, Ruth Elliott
and Patsy Payne rushed Connie
Fillmore, Kay Coon, Muriel
Wilur, Mildred Raymond. Judy
Mocbs, June Series, Christine
Krinitis, Jean Cook. Shirley
LeSchke, Joan Gucak. Donna
Wideman, Glorias Murkul and
Dolores GarbarrinO.
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Birthday Party

Mrs. Lester Kirk of Breton
drive entertained with a mis-
cellaneous shower in her home
last week henering bride-eleet
Lois Johnston
Lois Brennan of Greenwich
road played hostess to dinner
and theater party celebrating
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In Fetching turquoise Suit

The bride fetching turquoise suit with white
hat black bouquet Of white orchids while
Mrs Bush appeared in goldcolored suit with blending
= accessories and green orchids,
Incidentally they rendered dinner party Thursday
evening, among the many pre-nuptia gaas.
the wedding plans of Rita Otto and Ensign
Richard Anthony Schroeder
daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Otto of
New York City will become the bride of Ensign Schroeder
Mrs Richard A. Schroeder of ST. Clair
April Is.
The ceremony, they tell will be performed in the
Church of the Holy Name in Birmingham with the Rev FIR
- David J. Duncan officiating
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Lorraine Deinzer
Visitinq Parents

LORRAINE DEINZER is in
Hollywood, Fla, to spend her
spring vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Deinzer
of Buckingham road in their
winter home.
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Joan Lois Cole
To Wed Briiton

COL. AND MRS. WALTER c.
-COLE-ef Memphis and Detroit
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Joan Lois, and
Leon Bramley of London, Eng
land.
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En80sement
Announced tSpdng1ea
Deigh Navln photo
CONTINUED from Page one)

and brown dressmaker wool suit
and pecan brown accessories.
She wore a yellow and brown
orchid corsage bouquet.
on their return they will re-
side In Midland Mich.
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at the 0lympia.=-
Among those occupying re-
served seats and boxes and do
ing a bit of entertaining are Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Maynard, Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Rogers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Gatward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester r. Downie and
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
+. Krengel and guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wagner, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Rose. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer P, Marshall. DR.. and Mrs.
L. Colvin, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pin
mock, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Chy-
noweth and Mr.. and Mrs. Max
L. Hillmer.
Enferfains at Home
Mrs. II. G. Bixby of Breton
drive entertained at Huyler's,
honoring Mrs. George Scott.
Seated at her table were Mrs.
Horace Bassett, Mrs. Harold
-HolnlZ-MrS.- G.. c. NoSe. Mrs.
Alarming Mrs. Lyman
Hurd, L. R. Hamann and
Mrs. l.. h. kulk.
Mrs. Harry Dunn of Glaston-
bury road had as her luncheon
guests Mrs. Horace Bagley and
Mrs. Orville Hughes.
Mrs. Horace Maynard of
Avon road also entertained re-
entity.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. SanAlys-
tine of Artesian road are in
Florida.
David and Mart a Jane
Browne are spring vacationing
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cyril Browne in Glastonbury
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Rose of
Glastonbury road have returned
from a Florida jaunt and have
with them their son, Robert,
who came from Michigan Col
lege of Mining and Technology
for a spring vacation.
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giving up three days a week 20
a tutor but who's resigned TO IL
for the sake of the trip Will be
leaving some time next week for
Mexico City.
Just the other day they dlned
with people you KNOWN and
MrS. Nicholas Vicsrio Mrs V
used 70 be Miss Betty Cole Of
Crosse Pointe, youn remember.
And now e.. lets see
The University OF Michigan
junior slumnae Of Detroit en-
Virors Will hold that annual
spring luncheon April II
IN a
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Sister 10 Be Maid Of Honor

Gloria Otto will from Manhattan TO be her sisters
maid of Mary Jane Kirchner and Mary Catheen
Elmer will be bridesmaids.
Mr. Schroeder has asked Thomas Saint of Boston to be his
best and Joseph Frede and George Bell seat the
guests.
The bride-to-be graduated from ST Marys Academy
in Monroe and from Marygrove College.
The young graduated from the University of
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Having Swell Time in EI Paso

Down FL Paso Tex Mrs Lloyd Nash and her daughter
Marilyn twho live skyline Rochester when
LOCAL. having marvellous time
They're staying Hotel Cortez tUl Hog0r Suupotico)
have been including in their crammed program military
weddings bulhghts the border Juarez dinners
Officers Club Fort Bliss and all Of pleasant
things.
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Helen Romano Keiser Bride

And in Bloomfield Hills, Saturday afternoon Helen
Romano Keser daughter of the Edwin l. Kesers of Obern
o. became bride Of John Green Muock OF Mrs r. NJ
Mulock of journeys End, and the late Mr. Muock.
The ceremony took place al O'Clock IN Christ church,
Cranbrook Charles Cadgan officiating and
followed by reception in the guild hall of the church
(. McCord Muock Jr best and the bride was
attended by Mrs. Murton F. Bush Of New York City
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RoseddIe
Park Aids
Russia

ROSEDALE PARK, March Is.
DOSEDALE PARK residents
~ responded heartily to the
Russian war relief rally staged
at the Olyupia
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Prof. and Mrs V. r. Gardner of
Lansing and Mr.. and Mrs Glenn
Behler of Pontiac.
Coralie Green, daughter OF
Mrs. Cecil Pierre Green OF
Waterloo, Ia, became the bride
of Carl Bonning Mari, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mari of
Edison avenue, Saturday.
A small informal wedding was
held in the Dodge Chapel of
Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian
Church. The Rev Samuel Forrer
officiated.
The bride wore a two-piecc
aquamarine silk dress with a
jacket fashioned with pin tuckS
Offset with aquamarine buttons
down the front.
She chose a navy blue straw
chapeau with long yelling and
navy accessories. She carried a
shower bouquet of white steph-
anotiS and gardenias.
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Sheer Wool Suit

Miss Mary Miller of Orlando,
Fla. was the brides only at
tendant and wore a sheer wool
suit of light gray with white
accents. Her hat was navy blue
straw and accessories also navy
blue.
Her flowers were pink carna-
tons in a corsage bouquet.
William +. Morgan was best
man.
A reception followed in the
church parlorS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mari left on a
trip east via train, For travel
ing Mrs. Mari chose a yellow
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gale
WEIGH Jr. (Jayne Cole), married
March %. 1871.
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COTTON WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Alex
andre Jr. Catherine IL. Clark
married March 20, 1871.
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Troth Pledge Made Known
At SmdII. Luncheon
For. Her q ose Friends

T s.lau lun, heon lo her close friends, attractive
II Priscilla Darmstaetter daughter Of MI and Mrs
IN Armn A. Darmstaetter Of Arden Park made
4A-kHep-H- Encouragement -dappef =Dr=Milliam
Henry Bodgett, of Dr. and Mrs William
Ernest Bodgett of IroQuois
The brde-elee studied Lisgctt and at the Garland
School Boston.
She's Sigma Gamma and member OF the Junior
League and. remember, chose to make no debut
Doctor Blodgett was graduated from Oberlin and then
attended Harvard Medical School
They haven't confded IN US Just rhCa they we'd
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Detroit Sunday Times, March 20, 1912
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PART 3, PAGE 2
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-05-14
RETURNS FROM
CONVENTION

Mrs. Hazel Christensen re-
turned Friday morning from
Kalispell. where she attended
the twenty-ninth annual meet
ing the the Montana State Lii
brary association last week.
The meeting was presided
over by Miss Doris Wilson of
Bozeman who is assistant Ii
brarian at the Montana State
college library. Mrs. Christian
sen, treasurer and membership
chairman of the association, re-
ported the largest membership
in the history of the organiza-
ton. One hundred members
were enrolled during the year,
she said.
The main address during the
convention was given by Mrs.
Agnes Wiggenhorn of Helena,
deputy, state office of educa-
ton, who spoke on libraries and
adult education. Mrs. Wiggen-
horn stressed the need for more
county libraries in Montana to
help provide the great num-
Der of people who are now with
out books and library service.
Forty-Seven per cent of the
people of Montana are now
without library service, she
stated.
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thinning is done by mechanical

thinning is done by mechanical
blocking.
Owing to a scarcity of labor
for beets, a number of growers
are planning to use mechanical
methods and under the deter
; mination made by the secretary
of agriculture, there are no
special rates for this practice.
If a blanket determination
would be set up Immediately,
growers would be able to go
ahead on mechanical blocking
and thinning.
It has been recommended
that one-third of the blocking
and thinning rate would be suf-
ficient if mechanical blocking
would be used. It is further
pointed out that some growers
would eliminate blocking and
thinning by hand entirely and
60 on with the hoeing opera
lions.
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Thursday attending to farming
interests near st. Xavier.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Brown
were Hardin callers Saturday.
Earl Gray and daughter, Ell
la Joyce and Marian, were din
ner guests at the Charles Fer
gerson home Saturday.
The farm house on the place
recently vacated by the Mike
Herman family is being re-
paired. The house on the H. w.
Funston farm south of the
railroad is being painted.
Mrs. c. W. Peck, Mrs. Hugh
Hamilton and daughter, Char
lotte, visited friends in Hardin
Saturday.
Conrad Seader trucked some
pigs to a Billings market on
Wednesday.
R. B. Macleod and Conrad
Seader assisted with branding
at the Scabery ranch Sunday.
Mrs. Seader visited Mrs. Sea-
berry during the day.
Mrs. Jacob Knaub was a Har-
din caller Monday.
Adam Seader and Fred Sea-
der visited at the Ed Lautt
home Sunday.
Ed Kurtz recently trucked %
head of cattle to Custer for
Conrad Seader.
Fred FroZe called at the Con-
rad Seader home Thursday.
]. c. Elder assisted Harry
Grunder in planting corn Sat
urday.
James Sullivan is helping
Verle Prime with farm work
this week.
H. D. Club mmbers will meet
at the home of Mrs. Verle Prime
Thursday, May IA at 2 pm. Roll
call will be "a Health Rule"
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Graft were
Hardin shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. L. I. Kingston, accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny
Thompson and children and
Troy French on a trip to Kan
sas, Texas and other points
to visit relatives and friends
last week.
Glen Gustafson and Elmo Ell
Lis called at the Earl Gray
home Sunday evening.
William Colstad was a Hardin
visitor Saturday.
Miss Betty Scabery was awar-
ded a certificate for perfect at
tendance for the school year
just ended. This is the second
consecutive year that Betty has
earned this award.
Ed Lautt was a Hardin call
er Monday.
Mrs. T.. W. Scabery and dau-
ghters, Beatrice and Betty,
spent Monday afternoon at the
Earl Gray home.
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SEEN FROM THE ROADSIDE

A beautiful red Towering
crabapple tree in full bloom be-
side a certain little white house
set in a green lawn. Guess
who's?
Several big eagles soaring over
the countryside. Can the fact
that as they seem more preva-
lent than formerly in several
vicinities, be a good omen? Our
American Eagle symbols being
very much in evidence just now.
Gardens wearing white night
caps in precise rows.
On Friday evening the wes-
tern sky ablaze with a typical
Montana sunset.
Fields of the valley a color
full picture in shaded greens of
spring wheat, alfalfa and the
brown of newly titled fields
planted to wheat, corr and
beans.
Rhode Island Red cruising
leisurely toward Hardin at the
unheard of rate of 80 miles per.
Wild geese flapping their way
toward the hills daily, from
their nests along the river.
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South Hardin News

The members of The Pride OF
The Big Horn All club met at
the home of their leader, Mrs
Arthur Randall Wednesday to
elect officers for the year. The
following were chosen: Presi-
dent, Bob Torske; vice president
Bud Randall; recreational lead
er, Peggy Baker; and news re-
porter, Joyce Gray. Mrs. Ran
dali served refreshments at the
close of the meeting.
Among those making gardens
Saturday were Mrs. G. M
Brown, Mrs. T. w. Scabery and
son, James,, Verle Prime and
Charles Fergerson.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Dewald and
family were Hardin callers on
Saturday.
Conrad Seader reported hav-
ing purchased 5000 head OF
sheep from Harvey Willcutt, ST.,
recently.
John Kukes called at the T.
W. Scabery home Wednesday.
Dale Curry, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Curry of st. Xavier,
spent a few days the first of
the week with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Elder.
MI. and Mrs. Clyde Dygert
called at the Earl Gray home
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Harry Grunder spent
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North Valley News

DR.. Smith, state veterinarian
assisted by Dr.. Wuff, vaccinat-
ed hogs for cholera for several
farmers in this vicinity Last
week.
Some farmers have beets up
and about ready for thinning.
Mrs. Evelyn Sawyer and Mrs
H. w. Funston motored to Bill
lings Sunday. They attended
Mothers Day services and were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Asa Barber and Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Bunston. Mrs. James
Durkin and children, Joan and
Tommy. accompanied them to
Billings and spent the day with
Mr.. Durkin, woh is at st. Vim
cents hospital recuperating
from a recent operation on his
foot.
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AUXILIARY MEETS


The monthly meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary was
held in the Masonic temple
Tuesday evening, May IL, at
8 o'cock. Mss Jean Kuehn
played two piano selections,
America, I Love YOU" and a
popular number. Mrs. Sam Cum
bingham, community service
chairman, presented a program
on safety, assisted by Mrs. w.
L. Bell, Mrs. Ray Cramer and
Mrs. Earl Cammock.
Mrs. M. C. Martin, president,
presided at the business meet
ing following the program. The
annual report of all chairmen
of standing cmmittees were
given. S. was donated to the
USO. An election of officers was
held with Mrs. J. A. Koebbe
being elected president; Mrs.
Kenneth Christensen, first
vice president; Mrs. willard j.
Scott, second vice president;
Mrs. Edna Miller, treasurer;
Mrs. I. L. Dehnert, secretary,
and Mrs. I. J. Olson, historian.
The executive board will con-
s!st of elective officers and the
following elected members, Mrs.
M. c.. Martin, Mrs. C. A. Bent
ley and Mrs. Sam Cunningham.
Following the business meet
ing the Legion joined the Aux
iliary for lunch served by the
hostess committee, Mrs. G.. w.
Gustafson, Mrs. Sam Cunning
ham, Mrs. Tom Clump and Mrs.
Andrew Torske.
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Society.
AT SHOWER

| HONORED AT SHOWER
Mrs. Art Durtsche, a recent
bride. was honored at an 8
O'Clock dessert shower Friday
evening, given by Miss Helen
Jean Buzzetti and Mrs. Juell
Ottun at the A. Buzzetti home
on Cody avenue.
A patriotic motif was carried
out with red, white and blue
tapers and satin StreamerS dec
Grating the table.
Honors in cards, defense
stamps, were awarded to Mrs.
Bill Cowley, high, and Mrs. J.
Gayle SaWickl. second for bridge
and Mrs. Joe Turner for rummy.
Guests were Mrs. Walter G.
Sawyer, Mrs. Cecil Ross, Mrs.
Bill Cowley, Mrs. Stanley Nybo,
Mrs. j. Gayle Saw.cki, Miss Bill
lie Kelley, Mrs. Kenneth Fish
err, Mrs. Joe Turner, Miss Bette
Mann and Miss Mary Owen.
Guests who were not present
but who contributed to the
shower we're Mrs. Scally of Crow
Agency, Mrs. Carol Graham Of
Lodge Grass, Mrs. Sam Rottel-
lini of Red Lodge, Mrs. Eugene
Sloan of Seattle, Wash, Mrs.
Charles Sweeney of Santa An
tia, Calf, Mrs. Earl Conver of
Fresno, Calf; Mrs. David Mann
of Lincoln, Mont, Mrs. Ste
wart Wolcott of Denver, Colo,
Miss Yvonne Kalberg of Boze-
man, and Miss Carol John of
Billings.
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ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. E. L. Kelley was hostess
to her bridge club Wednesday
afternoon. Guests of the club
were Mrs. Mary Small of Crow
Agency, Mrs. Frank Morrison,
Mrs. L. R. Cool. Mrs. J. A. Put
nam, Mrs. o. E. Anderson and
Mrs. J. ]. Ping.
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T PARTY

Mrs. M. B. Evenson enter
tanned at a luncheon-theatre
party in observance of the sew
enth birthday of her son, Billy,
on Saturday. Guests were DON
aid Sturzenegger, Gene Lenhart,
Tommy Durkin, Howard Curry,
Scotty Curry, Johnny Elder,
Merrill Evenson Jr. and the
guest of honor.
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AT BRIDGE

Mrs. c. H. Ross entertained
her bridge club at her home
Wednesday afternoon. Members
present were Mrs. Bill Cowley,
Mrs. H. r. Salyer, Mrs. Harvey
Woke, Mrs. Stanley Nybo, Mrs.
Frank Highbaugh, Mrs. J.. w.
Schubert and Mrs Helen Pratt.
Mrs Highbaugh received high
score and Mrs. Salyer, second
and travel.
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timony. that he pleased God
Hebrews 11:5).
The Lesson-Sermon also in
cludes the following passage
from the Christian Science
textbook, Science and Health
With Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy: IF Enochs
perception had been confined
to the evidence before his ma
terial senses, he could never
have walked with God, nor
been guided into the demonstra-
ton of life eternal" Up 214).
REDEEMER EV. LUTHERAN
missouri Synod)
A. Gierke, pastor
Divine service, 9 I'm.
Sunday school, 10 am.
SST's meeting Wednesday, Z
pm.
SST's training course Wednes-
day, 8 Pm
ST. JOHNS EV. LUTHERAN
St. Xavier missouri Synod)
A. Gierke, pastor
Divine service, II am.
Sunday school after the SER
vice.
Congregational meeting at
2:30 pm.
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NEVER in all history hos there been such q
sudden effectiveness to advertising as hos
token place within the last two months.
Whdt to do(?), what TO buY(?). where
to buy it(?) ore the questions on every
bodY's mind. Government priorities have
changed the whole picture in the merchdn-
dising world.
On account Of so many Shortages in
mdterials. q constdnt search is being made
by the general buying public for items and
services which will prolong as much as
possible our high standard OF living with
out %hindering the wdr effort.
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AT DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Weir enter
tanned at a 7 o'clock dinner in
observance of the birthday of
Mrs. James Hogan last week.
Guests were MI. and Mrs. v. I.
Morris and Jimmy, Miss Dorothy
Hogan, J. C.. Hogan, Miss Mar
jorie Bruen and the guest of
honor.
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PLAN MECHANICAL
OF e

The Montana = Dakota Beet
Growers association are urging
that special rates be set up
where mechanical blocking and
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COOPERATIVE PICNIC

A cooperative picnic was held
last Thursday evening at the
Identification project near Crow
Agency. Those present were Miss
Evagene Turley, Miss Alta Coch-
ran, Mrs. Marie Adam, Mrs.
Leona Tintinger, Miss Kay Lind
and Miss Wanda Newkirk.
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AT DINNER.

E~NTERTAINS AT DINNER
Miss Helen Jean Buzzetti en-
tertalned at dinner at her
home Tuesday evening. Guests
were Miss Billie Kelley, Mrs.
Arthur Durtsche, Miss Meta
Stockdal and Miss Stella Stock
dial of Billings.
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CHURCH NOTES
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
J.E.H. Nelson paStOr

10 am, Sunday school.
II am, morning worship
pm, young peoples meet
ing.
. pm, evening service.
pm, Tuesday, annual meet
ing.
3 pm, Sunday school and
preaching at Halfway school.
Vacation Bible school will
start Monday, May ID, at 9 am.
at Halfway schoolhouSe.
$
FOURSQUARE CHURCH
Sunday school, 9:45 am. Mrs.
Ray Morissette, supt.
Morning worship, Missionary
Sunday.
Crusader service, 7 pm.
Evangelistic service, 8 pm.
Wednesday night Bible study
8 pm.
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Too Late To Classify

FOR SALE = Household ar
ticles, fruit jars and tools. Also
house and lot. See Mrs. Will
liam Finley. 2O-1*
LOST - U. S. Army discharge
papers from Camp Meade, Md,
Return to Gottlieb Roth. 2O-1*
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\ /IcToRY
ON THE FARM FRONT
y. news from tie
Aaaeu6Moi htmsiaaI eyute

Seven practical ways to make
bags last longer are recommen-
ded by the department of agri-
culture as a means of conserv-
ing bagging due to the wartime
shortage. They are: l. Open bags
without cutting them. 2. Protect
filled bags from rats and mice.
3. Store filled or empty bags
in dry place. 4. Remove from
bags, as soon as practical, such
materials as fertilizer and lime.
They make bags unusable. S.
Empty bags promptly. Turn
theminside out, beat them and
hang them over a wire. 6. Dry
wet bags in the sun to prevent
mildew and rot. 7. Sell bags you
don't need. They can do double
duty.
In a nationwide referendum
held May 2, the country's wheat
growers approved marketing
quotas for the 1912 crop with a
favorable vote of 81.8 percent,
reports the U. S. department of
agriculture. Under quotas, wheat
seeded within AAA acreage al
latments may be marketed with
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