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st. N. w.; tajnica: Josephine Porok, 29-
10Th st. N. w. in blagajnik: Louis
Arko, 1922 w. Wooster Rd.
LOkalni odbor St. 10, Aspen, Colo. -
Predsednik: John Lovshin, Box 252
Aspen, Colo
Lokalni odbor st. 20, Pueblo, Colo. -
Predsednik: John Germ, BIT E. C Street;
tajnik: Frank Pechnik, 1882 Eiler Ave
in blagaj jnik: Frank Brajda, R. l, Box 2
Lokalm odbOr St. IL, Denver, Colo. -
'redsednik: Anthony Jersin, 1926 Wash.
ington ST.; tajnik: Frank Okoren, Ass
Pearl st. in blagajnik: George Pavla-
kovich, 4573 Pearl st.
Lokalni odbor st. 22, La Sale, ILL., -
Predsednik: Leo zevnik, Lincoln Ave;
tajnik: Frank Koblisek, Garfield Ave
in blagaj jnicarka: Emma Shimkus, TT
5th st.
Lokalni odbor st. %, JOhnstown, Pa. -
Predsednik: Andrew Vidrich, 7o6 Forest
Ave; tajnik: John Langerholc, Jr., SIC
Linden Ave. in blagainik obenem.
Lokalni odbor st. "a, Trinidad, Colo. -
Predsednik: Math Karcich, 1011 Lin
coin Ave; tajnik: John Lipec, P. o
Box 26, Bon Carlo, Colo in blagajnik
Frank Tomazin, 1902 Linden Ave.
Lokalni odbor St. rs, CIaridge, Pa. -
Predsednik: John Koree, r. D. l, Ex-
port, Pa; tajlaik: Anton zernik, Box
202, Herminie, Pa; in blagajnik: Alex
ander skerl, Export, Pa.
Lokalni odbor st. 26, Indianapolis
Ind. Predsednik: Louis ZnidarSic
938 N. Ketcham ST.; tajnica: Jennie
Gerbick, 718 N. Holmes Ave. in bla-
gajnik: Anton Hren, 928 NJ Haugh st
Lokalni odbor st. 27, Strabane, Pa. -
Predsednik: John Bevec, Box 16, Stra-
bane, Pa; tajnik: John Bole, Box 1873
Strabane, Pa; in blagajnik: John Tro.
ha, Strabane, Pa.
! Lokalni odbor st. %, East Helena
Mont. Predsednik: Louis Smith
p o. Box 371; tajnik in blagajnik
Joseph M. Sasek, p. o. Box 331.
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MADA BREDA
POVEST
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ
POVEsT

vznemirjajoee jo slutnje. Toda
zaman. Pri mast il nj dalo miru,
in zopet in zopet Sc je ozrla ma
mosko stran in pogledala ma
moza. In vselej je nato dvigni-
la oci proti oltarju, in neizrece-
ma zalost il je silila v molitev.
In vendar nj mogla moliti. Ka-
kor nj mogla moliti, tako je tu-
di samo napol razumela besede
evangelija in propovedi. Slisa-
la je, da sc bodo prikazala 60
tova znamenja. In tedaj bo bill
Zu ura sodbe. Slisala je kakor V
polsnu evangelij o sodnjem dne-
WI, ali niti razumela, niti sli-
sala nj dobro vsega. Zopet in
zopet Sc je ozrla ma moza in
cim dalje Sc je ozirala, tenn vee-
il nemir Sc je je polascal. GO
tovo mu je slabo," 81 je mislila,
videca, da Sc MOI naslanja OBJ
zid, in sama je mislila, da cuti
isto vrtoglavost, kakrsna je mi
slila, da muei Jurija. In nepre-
nehoma je kljuvalo po njenih
mislih: prikazala sc bodo zna-
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"Kaj?' je dejal Luka, "kr-
vav? Ali je padel?"
"Ne," je odvrnil Anze, "pod
vratom, po srajci. In kakor mr.
lie je bill. Ali bo umrl?"
Luka je skomiznil Z ramama
in odsel prot hisi. Anze pa je
Sc dolgo ostal ma mestu in pre-
misljal, kar je videl. Zdelo Sc
mu je, da Sc nikdar nj videl
groznejsega. Potem pa je zavil
hlev, sedel ma kup stelje in
segel po knjigi S konji.
"Danes 81 mnogo bledejsi," je
rekla Anica mozu, ko sta sla
zjutraj raz Pee, "ali 81 bolan ?"
me vem," je odvrnil, me
kan tesno mi je. Nerodno sem
spal ,ali pa Sc DO vreme spre-
vrglo."
Nekak cuden strah. Sc je po-
lastil Anice. Umolknila je. Nj
skoro Tedela, 0 Gem maj govori.
Neprijetna misel strah pred ne
elm negotovim jo je navdajal.
Zaman sc je trudila, otresti Sc
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LOKALNI ODBORI JPO.SS:

Lokalni edbor st. l, Joliet, Ill. -
Predsednik: JOS Zalar, 351-3 N. Chicago
St; tajnik: Louis zeleznikar, 351 N.
Chicago ST.; blagajnicarka: Mrs. jose
phine Erjavec, SGT N. Chicago st.
LOkalni odbor st. 2, Cleveland, Ohio
-Predsednik: John Pollock, 64O7 ST.
Clair Ave; tajnik: Frank Turek, GILT
st. Clair Ave. in blagajnik: Joseph
Okorn, 1896 East 68 st.
Lokalni odbor st. 3, Chisholm, Mimi.
E-Predsednik: Frank Kne, 415-3rd
Street, N. W.; tajnik: Louis Ambrozic,
4o2-6th ST. S. W.; in blagajnik: John
Lamuth, 26--3rd Street, N. w.
Lokalni edbor St. 4, Sheboygan, Wise.
- Predsednica: Marie Prisland, 1884
Dillingham; Ave; tajnica: Johanna Mo-
har, 1888 Dillingham; Ave. in blagajnik:
Martin Jelenc, 1927 S. 9th Street.
Lokalni odbOr st. 5, Milwaukee, Wise.
-Predsednik: John Oblak, 215 w. Wal
ker ST.; tajnik: Rev. D. M. Setnicar,
12l0 So. 61st st. in blagajnik: Rev. An
ton Schiller, 1873 w. Mineral st.
| Lokalni odbor St. 6, Ely, MINI. -
Predsednik: Anton zbasnik, AFU Build
4 ing; tajnik: Ivan Tauzell, Ely, Mimi in
blagajnik: Louis Champa, Sr., Ely,
Mimi
| Lokalni odbor st. !, st. Louis, Mo. -
Predsednik: Geo. Kovacevich, 2003 So.
jefferson St.; tajnik: Euselio Ruic, 401
E. Marceau St. in blagajnik: John Ma
| rusic, 2751 Park Ave.
Lokalni odbor St. 8, Chicago, Ill. -
Predsednik: Anton Krapene. 1886 West
21st Place; tajnik: John Gottlieb, 1845
West Cermak Rd. in blagajnik: Leo Jur-
| jovec, Sr., 1910 West 22nd Place.
Lokalni odbor st. 9, Waukegan, ILL., -
Predsednik: Anton Kobal, 1915 Com
monwealth Ave-; North Chicago, H.;
tajnik: Joseph zorc, 1045 Wadsworth
Ave, North Chicago, Ill in blagajnik:
Frank Nagode, 913 McAhster ST., Wau-
kegan, Ill.
Lokalni odbor st. 10, Lloydell, Pa. -
Predsednik: Joseph Maticic; tajnik:
Joseph Arhar, P. O. Box l39, in blagaj-
mix: John Jereb.
LokaIni odbor st. Ii, Butte, Mont. -
Predsednik: Charles Propp, ll44 East
Second St.; tajnik: Ignacij Orazem,
2O29 Walnut st. in blagajnik: Charles
Lovsen, POI East Park St
LokaIni odbor st. IL, Pittsburgh Pa.
- Predsedr1ik: F. J. Kress, 2l8-57th ST.;
tajnik: John Decman in blagajnik:
Nick Povse
Lokalni odbor St. Is, Farrell, Pa. -
Predsednik: Frank Kramar, P. o. Box
24l; tajnica: Frances Gorence, 925
Cedar Ave-, Sharon, Pa. in blagajnik:
Joseph Garm, Sr, 887 Cedar Ave, Shar-
on, Pa.
Lokalni odbor st. IA, Lorain, Ohio -
Predsednica: Miss Mary E. Polutnik,
| It'll East 30th St. tajnica: Matilda
ostanek, 1848 East 34th st. in blagaj-
nicarka: Herraina zortz. 90.
LokaIni odbor st. Is, Clinton, Ind. -
Predsedrlik: Anton Jarc. RR q; tajnik:
Frank Bregar, 1853 Anderson st. in
blagajnik:: Frank Prasnikar. RR 2.
LokaIni odbor st. 16, ,Salida, Calo. =
Predsednik Frank Usnik RID 72; tai
MICA: Katherine Drobt1ik, 421 East 2nc
st. IN blaga5nik: Louis Skull, RT Ro,
l8O. @
Lokalni odbor st. II, Rock Springs
WyD. - Predsednik: Anton Starman
1216-l6th, ST.; tajnik: Joseph Gosal
AIT Tisdei inFblsgajnik: John Jenk0, Jr
1118 Clark st. 4
I Lokalnf odbsr 1t. IS, Rarberton, Ohio
- Predsedriik: Joseph Leksar1, 1866 -22nt
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JugoslOvanski pomozni odbor Ameriki
SLOVENSKA SEKCIJA
Glavni uradniki:


Podpredsednca
Tajnik: Joseph Zaa
Nadzornki: John Gonk 64o3
John Ermenc,
Frank Wedi 3O1 Lime Street.
Josephine Zakasek,
Charlie BenevoL
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30
GABRIEL50N TO TOUR FISHING
 AREAS OF ALASKA
Party Leaves Here Last Night for Prince
 William Sound

pr. Ira N Gabrielson, Director
 of the Fish and Wildlife Service and Deputy Fishery Coordinator for the United States, left Juneau
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ANGEL IS
 COMING ON
 TRIP NORTH
0regonidn, Member of Territorial Committee,
 Is fo Visit Alaska

Congressman Homer D. Angell of Oregon, one of the ranking min ority members of the House Com mittee on Territories, expects to visit Alaska in August, according to a message received in Juneau Friday by Lieut.. Richard L. Neu- berger, aide to Brig. Gen. J. A. O'Connor.
 Representative Angel wired that he intends to visit Southeast AL aska, the Alaska Highway an d such other installations as the Haines Military Road.
 Angel, a close friend of Dele gate Anthony J. Dimond, who is now a Juneau visitor, first was in- terested in the prospect of an AL aska trip by Dimond last winter
 Angel, a Republican, has been a member of the Territories Com mittee since his election to Con- gress in 1888. He is serving his third successive term. He expects to be in Alaska and the Canadian Northwest from August 16 until September l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30
FOR SPEECH POLITICAL,
 SAYS G0pER
Spang|er Claims Wednes. days Talk Opener of
 4fh Term Campaign

WASHINGTON, July 30.-Harri- son E. Spangler, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, declares the Roosevelt speech We'd nesday night was the beginning of the Presidents campaign for a fourth and perhaps continuing term, a bold bid for the vote of the soldiers now risking their lives for freedom"
 Spangler made formal demand on the Office of War Information, War and Navy Departments, that statements by Republicans on the political i'm plica ations" in the speech be distributed to the armed forces through the Army newspa- pers and ship bulletins.
 Backers of the President denied any politics are involved in the speech
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last night on the Fisheries patrol vessel Brant for Cordova an d other Westward ports.
 He was accompanied by Fishery Supervisor Clarence L. Olson, AL aska Game Commission Executive Officer Frank Dufresne, and for mer Senator Frederic c. Walcott, president of the American Wild life Institute.
 Gabrielson and Olson will inspect the important Prince William Sound and Cook Inlet salmon fish cries and formulate plans for the greatest possible utilization consis- tent with adequate conservation of the salmon.
 The party intends to cover a large portion of the Yukon and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30
HEALTH ENGINEER OUT
 ON INSPECTION TRIP

John Hall, Public Health En- gineer, left last night aboard a Bu- reau of Fisheries vessel on an in-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30
War Cabinet
 Of Britain
 In Session
Rumors Circulated Possi- biIity of Italy Asking
 for Peace Terms

LONDON, July 30.-The British war cabinet met twice today amid speculation over the possibility of Italy's asking for peace terms.
 Prime Minister Winston Chur- chill called the first session at 1:30 am. and the second meeting later in the day.
 There is no official indication as to what was discussed but the ministers are presumably concerned with some major turn in the Ital- ian situation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30
PRIVATE SERVICES FOR
 BABY RICHARD HUDSON

Private services were held this afternoon in the chapel of the Charles w. Carter Mortuary for Richard Hudson, baby son of MT and Mrs. Lou Hudson, who died Wednesday morning after a brief illness.
 The Rev. Willis R. Booth offici- ated at the ceremony, and inter- ment was in the Elks plot at Ever green Cemetery.
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contiguous rivers in connection with efforts to increase the out put of fishery products to meet increasing demands.
 Olson will remain on the coast to supervise fishing activities and the rest of the party plan to tour Interior Alaska on game problems of conservation, returning to Ju- neau in several weeks.
 Olson will return to Southeast Alaska as soon as the season ends in the Prince William Sound area.
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PRICES THURSDAY

Alaska Juneau mine stock closed Thursday at 5%, American Can 851s, Anaconda 27as, Bethlehem Steel 61%, Commonwealth n d Southern a4, Curtiss Wright 712 General Motors 52&, Granby Cop per and Mining 5ss, International Harvester 69, Kennecott 31B, New York Central ITS, Northern Pacif- ic 15A, Packard Motors 3 7i8, Re- public Steel 189s, United States Steel 55R, Pound $404.
 Dow, Jones averages Thursday were as follows. industrials 139.41 rails 36.09, utilities 21.47.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, July 30. - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 5h, American Can 85s4, Anaconda 26%, Bethlehem Steel 61h, Commonwealth n d Southern &, Curtiss Wright 73s, Granby Copper and Mining 5A International Harvester 67, Ken necott 311z, New York Central 161A Northern Pacific 141s, Packard Mo- tors 37s, Republic Steel 17%.
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows: industrials 137.25, rails 35.14, utilities 2l05.
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spection of canneries and other matters of sanitation at Yakutat. Cordova and Valdez.
 Before returning here he may also make an inspection tour along the Richardson Highway and at Fairbanks and Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30
OFFICIAL OF. ALASKA WING OF ACT KILLED
If. Col. Nightingale Victim of Plane Crash Near
 Edmonton

EDMONTON, July 30. - United States Air Transport Command authorities announce that It. Col. Frank Nightingale, 33, Operations Manager of the Alaska Wing of the ATC, was killed last Saturday when his single motored plane dived into Cooking Lake, 20 miles southeast of here.
 Nightingale was on a routine flight at the time of the crash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30
RADIO STAR
 IS KILLED

SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.-Roy Manners, a character in the radio program Hawthorne House. in real life, Stephen Floyd George, Jr., 13, was killed yesterday when he was caught under dirt slide in a cave in the backyard of his home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30
HENRY FORD
 1880 TODAY

DETROIT, Mich. July 30.-Henry Ford is 80 years old today. His health is excellent and he is as op- timistic as ever, asserting that busi- ness and industry must build a physical basis for good society" and the industrial effort developed around that philosophy is the only real and general benefit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30
TACOMA I5
 MODEL FOR
 FOOD PLAN

TACOMA, July 30.-This city has been picked as testing point for 30-day food conservation pro gram, it is one of eight cities in the country taking part with con- centrated publicity program to stop food wastage.
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N6R N!ws Of I CUE
-- MEN.~aWOMEN
W2E M UNIFORM

Sgt. Richard Evans arrived
Monday to spend a 20 day fur
Tough in Hardin with his wife,
Mrs. Evans, and his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Flora Roush. Sgt. Ev-
ans has been on overseas duty
for the past eighteen months
and has been stationed in the
Hawiian Islands.
Lysle Haverfield, PHI. M. &c,
arrived last Wednesday from
Norman, Okla, where he is sta
toned with the U. S. Navy. He
is spending a short leave with
his mother, Mrs. Mary Havs~-
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bulls have
received word from their son,
Pvt. Lowell Bulls, who is sta
toned in Australia, that he re-
Gently underwent a minor OPP
Grafton.
Pfc. Jack Buzzetti arrived in
Hardin Friday morning to spend
the Christmas holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buzz
Zetti. Buzzetti is stationed at the
University of Montana with an
Army Specialized Training Unit.
Robert Sweet, S. &c, arrived
Friday morning to spend a Is
day furlough with his mother.
Mrs. Mary Sweet. He is stationed
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Society
e book.

guest book.
Serving in the dining room
were Mrs. Fern Owen of Decker,
Mrs. Cecil Holland of Hardin,
Mrs. Francis Owen of Lodge
Grass, Marie Owen Bailey OF
Lodge Grass, Mrs. Lee Turley OF
Hardin and Mrs. Myrtle Owen
Parsons of Norman, Okla, who
poured from an old silver pitch
er, an heirloom of the family.
The table was lighted by white
tapers tied with gold bows and
decorated with a float of tails
man rose buds and baby breath,
"a gift of the grand and great
grandchildren. The entire house
was beautifully decorated with
vases of cut flowers and potted
plants, sent by friends.
Five of MI. and Mrs. Owens
eight children were present at
the celebration. The three who
were unable to attend were Glenn
! Owen of Excelsior, Mimi; Edna
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IN the Seabees at Gulfport,

with the ,seabees at Gulfport,
Al Anderson, SIX SIC, left
Monday for his station at Camp
Peary, v a. after spending a
short leave here with Mrs. An
derson and Mrs. Mary Sweet.
Word has been received here
that Earl Sibley, who is station
ed at Bremerton, Wash, with
the U. s. Navy, has been prom
oted to the rank of Chief Phar-
macist's Mate.
Pvt. Michael Kiefel arrived
Wednesday from Memphis,
Tenn, to spend Christmas with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Seb-
astian Kiefel. Pvt. Kiefel has
been stationed overseas and re-
Gently was transferred to the
United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams of
Crow Agency Tuesday received
a letter from their son, Pfc.
James Adams, stating that he is
now stationed in England. The
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OWENS CELEBRATE
GOLDEN WEDDING

Fifty years ago the Gonzales
Inquire" of Gonzales, Tex. car
ried the announcement of the
marriage of Miss Mary Isabelle
Zumwalt, daughter of Mrs. Let
sy Zumwalt, Gonzales. Tex, and
William F. Owen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. R. Owen of San Saba,
Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Owen Gel
ebrated their fiftieth anniver-
sary on Sunday, December 10,
by holding open house from 200
to 600 pm. in their home on
Cody Ave.
Assisting in greeting the
guests with MIR. and Mrs. Over
were their youngest son, Ferr
Owen of Decker; Oldest grand
son, Jack Owen of Lodge Grass;
and daughter. Kathleen, of Ok
Iahoma City. Miss Edna Owen, a
granddaughter, presided at the
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CHRISTIAN

Christian Science" is the
subject of the Lesson-Sermon
which will be read in all
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
Sunday, December 26, 1913.
The Golden Text is: 1.-The
earth shall be full of the know
ledge of the Lord as the waters
cover the sea" Gsiah 11:9).
Among the citations which
comprise the Lesson-Sermon is
the following from the Bible:
For we know in part, and we
prophesy in part. But when that
which is perfect is come, then
that which is in part shall be
done away Il Corinthians 1879
1O).
The Lesson Sermon also in
| cludes the following passages
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
! Baker Eddy: THE letter of Sci
ence plentifully reaches human
ity to-day, but its spirit comes
only in small degrees. The vital
| part, the heart and soul of
Christian Science, is Love. With
out this, the letter is but the
dead body of Science,-pulse-
less, cold, inanimate" page 113)
! FIRST AMERICAN LUTHERAN
C. M. Westermoe, Pastor
Christmas services. Sunday at
IL o'clock in the Adventist
church.
Visitors are welcome.
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CHURCH OF OPEN BIBLE
r. N. Nelson, Pastor

Food for thought; Heaven
ne'er helps the man who will not
act.
Sunday School, 1000 am.
Morning Worship, HOO am.
Ups. TOO
Evening service, 7:45
Wed. Mid-Week Service.
Close the year by attending
CHURCH,
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letter was the first news Mr..
and Mrs. Adams have had from
their son since October.
First Class Petty Officer Rob-
ert Young is spending a fur
Tough here visiting with his wife.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
December IS, Albert Newman
and Jean May, both of McRae,
Mont.
December IS, Richard Little
Light of Hardin and Grace Mae
Singer of Crow Agency.
December II, Richard hoffman
and Eta Marie Reymore, both
of Sheridan, Wyo.
December II, Richard q. Mar
tin and Ruth z. Clum, both of
Newcastle, Wyo.
DID YOU KNOW THAT?
There are 100000 camp fire
girls. The boy scouts of America
have 1,528.515 members.
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CHURCH NOTES

young Peoples meetings have
been Cancelled for the next two
WeekS)
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F~OURSQUARE GOSPEL

CHURCH
Rev. and Mrs. John n. Hanson.
CO-PaStOrS
Sun. school Gas
Worship service HOO am.
Young Peoples Crusader Ser
vice $50
Evening service 7:3O
Mid-week service, Friday 7:30.
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Owen Tirrell of Denver, and ].
R. Owen of Phillips, Tex.
MI. and Mrs. Owen left Texas
in 1897 and pioneered in the In
dian Territory, where they re-
manned until 1918, when they
moved to Montana. They resided
on the S. U. ranch near Lodge
Grass, until recently when Mr..
owen retired and established a
home in Hardin.
Throughout the day the couple
received long distance phone
calls and kilograms of congratu-
lations from friends in all Sec
tions of the United States.
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
Mrs. C. S. Elder and Mrs. Dale
Davis entertained at dinner and
bridge at the Elder residence on
Tuesday evening. Table and
room decorations carried out
the Christmas theme.
Table prizes were awarded to
Mrs. w. ]. Brekke, Mrs. Frank
Morrison and Mrs. E. L.. Kelly.
Mrs. R. B. Saunders received the
draw prize.
HONORED AT DINNER
Mrs. Dave Egnew entertained
at a family dinner on Tuesday
evening in observance of the
birthdays of her husband and
her daughter, Miss Ruth Egnew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Egnew and
family were guests.
BIRTHDAY CLUB
Mrs. James Schoer was hostess
to the members of the Birthday
club at their annual Christmas
dinner on Friday. Following en-
tertainment, election of officers
was held. Mrs. Rhonald Iverson
was elected president and Mrs.
Harry Clawson, secretary-treas-
urer.
ODDFELLOWS & REBEKAHS
Members of the OddfelloW and
Alpha Rebekah lodges held
their regular meetings on We'd
neSday evening. James Torske,
U. S. N, was a guest OF honor.
Members of the OddfelloWS were
hosts at the social hour.
CHRISTMAS PARTY
The young people of the Open
Bible church met at the home
of Mrs. B. N. Nelson on Tuesday
evening for their annual Christ
mas party. Following an even
ing of games and an exchange
of gifts, refreshments we're served
to the twenty young people
present.
~
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mrs. J. L. Blackburn was guest
of honor at a surprise dinner
given Sunday in observance OF
her birthday. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hobert Delp
and family, Mrs. Carey Mabe
and family, MIS-. Horace Hud-
son and Omer Hudson of Rex
ford, Mont, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Wagner and Marilyn, Mrs.
, J. L. Blackburn and Clinton
Blackburn.
WILL INSTALL
|, On Wednesday, Dec. 20, at 800
, pm. new officers of Jasmine
, Chapter No. IS, o. E. S., will be
! installed. The ceremony is open
to families and friends of mem
bers of the Order.
5 Following installation cere-
t monies a movie, Your Son is My
Brother, will be shown. This
picture was made in Hollywood
to show the public the type of
work being done by Masonic
service centers, now numbering
more than 40 throughout the
country.
RAINBOW GIRLS
The members of Hardin As
sembly, ORG, met for their
Christmas meeting on Tuesday
evening. Preceding the meeting
the members sang Christmas
carols and Earl Cammock play
ed several selections on the pi-
! ano. Corsages of Christmas
greens and holly were presented
to all girls and the members OF
the advisory board.
DEMOLAY DANCE
Members of Big Horn chapter
Order of DeMolay, entertained
M&%%%%&&s
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missouri SynOd)
A Clarke naStOr

"A. Glerke. DdStoE
The Lutheran Hour lover
KGHL, Billings 900 am.
Sunday school . 1000 a. m
Divine service, 10:45.
SsT's Meeting Thursday 8 pm
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HAS DINNER

Mrs. Nelson Graves entertain
ed at dinner at her home on Fri
day evening. Guests were Mrs.
Mary Haverfield, Mrs. Olga
Brown and Mrs. w. L. Bell.
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ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN
missouri Synod) St. Xavier

a.. GlerKe, pastor
Lutheran Hour, KGHL-9 am.
Sunday school, 100 pm.
Senior Glass, 100 pm.
Divine service, 2:30 pm.
SST's Meeting, 400 pm.
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
Gordon H. Winsor, Minister
9:45 am. - Church school
classes for all ages.
HOO am, Morning worship
Christmas Sermon by the pas
tor "Wrinkled Souls.
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ENTERTAINS AT DINNER

ENTERTAINS AT DINNER
Mrs. Merritt McCarty enter
tanned at dinner at her home on
Friday evening. The house and
table were decorated in the
Christmas theme. Guests were
Miss Ena Mann, Miss Betty Bell,
Mrs. Garrett Roberts, Mrs. Jim
Lutz, Miss Alta Cochran and
Miss Wanda NeWkirk.
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AT DINNER

ENTERTAINS AT DINNER
On Tuesday evening Miss
Blanche Franklin entertained at
a dinner at her home. Guests
were the Misses Wanda Kilpat-
rick, Pauline Schaller, Dorothy
Hammer, Marilyn Bair and
Madelyn Beall.