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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05


HOTEL IMPERIAL
Walk 10 work. Peterboro and Woodward.
HOTEL WASHINGTON. 213o Cass--Con-
venient pleasant rooms; 81 daily and up,
AELRosE HOTEL 81 East Garfield.
Every room has shower, uansients,
VERMONT HOTEL
ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR TRANSMITS.
rs w. COLUMBIA. Near FOX THEATER.
Furnished Rooms for Rent
ATKINSON. I7i3-ons two: two closets
Trumbull. clairmount cars, Trinity
e-225s
BASEMENT room for war worker near
Charievotx and Pennsylvania. s4O3
BENITEAU 2s6i--Nsar Chsrevoix. room
working girl, So weekly, excellent trans.
poftation.
BOULEVARD West Grand, PAST wood
row Wilson Lovely warm room good
tnansportation.
CARTER. 1921 Dexter Adults. couple
or single. Tyler 7-il37 mornings, eve
n.nss after 10
CHAMBERLAIN. s134. near woodmere.
Fishers, Ford-Lsdy, home privileges
Ninewood 1-O6l2.
Z CHARLES, t574 (consnu - Dodge. ply
mouth; ? sleeping rooms kitchen privi-
eyes: gentlemen; couple.
DwYER. li6sl-Near Plymouth factory:
: -ctesu rfvrpiHg rooms gentlemen, board
optional
ELMHURsT. 24s4 Fourteenth Plymouth
eusl Twin beds. two gentlemen. Town
send T-72f5
FISCHER EAST Jefferson Kerc hevAl,-
Private home; references; gentlemen
reasonsohe. Murray 1882
FLORIDA -McGRAw-PrivAte home excel.
lent transportation: couple mornings, II.
GENERAL MOTORS Dis,ric,-Nicsly fur
nished room: twin beds. evenings.
Trinity 1925.
GRAND RIVER Y-Trsnsportstion priv.
heges; real home; attractive room, gen
tiemsn. Tyler 4-3320.
GRAND RIVER Quincy = Quiet; shower.
private entrance service. businessman
Tyler 7-O43i.
+ GRAND RIVER. Warren Feofteensh-At-
tractive large room. two gentlemen.
Tyler 4-2055.
CROSSE Po1NTE PARK-Workng couple
private bath. kitchen privileges. Nj
sgsra 1921.
HAWTHORNE. 1885 state VAR. Eight
Mic; gentleman. E0od transportation.
fwinbrook 1878.
HAYES whittier Hsrper suitable two
:. nreakfssi OPTIONAL private home Ar
HUBBARD. sol Fort Front, twin beds,
couples. men ladies Lafayette 1921
IRWIN. siI0 tHarpef Van Dykeb-Privste
home. girls only. IVanhoe 1892
LARCHMoST. 434s Grand River, 49,
Newly furnished prefer young lady.
Tyler s-i5f4
: LINWOOD. 52s7 Grand Riyer-W warren
Employed couple. two gentlemen Tyler
$500
LoSCFELLOW HAMILTON Attractive
front room private home business man.
Townsend s-Tf5e
NICE sleeping and hgni housekeeping room
Tor nee colored couple o. gentleman.
2627 Illinois
AsADENA a2ff--Oakman Fourteenth
Dexter E1-Cel-O. LADY. private home
Townsend 5-5iiS
PHILIP .MACKAT minutes "a BnggF
tao eay WORKERS Tuxedo 2-5370
fTNGREE. 270i-LsrFs font room Twin
beds excellent transportation. Tyler
l-oTT2
PIQUETTE 3s26-Hsrpsr Boulevard dis-
tr1cts private family good tfsnsporta.
ton; couple preferred
PRoMERADE 1898 Room adiolrmz
bath private home. gentleman pre-.
fsfred. Arlington $751;
ROBSON tnesr Vickersi --Convenien 10
kSetlio; one or two. VEfmout 5-5i37
ROOM rent in private home con.
Went irarsportation. MUusy 1870
RUSSELL 1875 Woodward - Dodge
PlynDuth excellent transportation -
fenilemsni TNfnhrook .7s2e
CONSULT fhs srlsrFs1 Real Esfsf. H.f.
ires n The BIZ sunday Tmss HsrN A
ssctiosi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Moving, Storage, Carriage

A4+bHIITH = MOVING, tIoTakt, cThIlhk hhr
shipping service anywhere, PIT NIL
waukee. Trinity 2-2lll.
Mic storage. 81 hundred cubic
trucking, light load. SO. 1880 McNichols
Twinhrook l-64OJ
BUSY BEE
Anything. anywhere direct. insured reas
Emergency Storage Free
ODDS and Trunks Ran. 0ii6 e24 Watson
COULTER's Moving. storage-Used furni.
tuTe bought Cadillac 2ll6. Townsend
s-4270 evenings, Sundays
HAMILTON MOVING. STORAGE. ship
ping. Grating. packing. IS years expert
ence low rates. 47lg Hamilton. Temple
ITO
CONSULT The enlarged Real Estate list.
ines IN the big sunday Times Wan, Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05

MOTHER and child want furnished room
or Groom apartment. Also care Tor
child Temple 1889 between %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05

ELEC Neutrality-suspicious.. 1870; real
bargain. S74. Superior. 1929 Cd River.
GAS ranges, Grated, marred; all makes :
bargain. Superior, 1929 Grand River
GAS STOVE, 3 BURNER, SIS UP
SP1TZ 1865 GRATIoT. AT BALDWIN
GAS RANGE-Very reasonable. Madame
Floye. S641 East Forest. Plaza 076s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Carpet, Rug Cleaning

SERVICE Rug Cleaning - Tackled down
earpeting speciality; guaranteed, insured.
10f0 Lawndale. Vinewood 2-s5l0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Furniture, Household Goods

A BEAUTIFUL selection OF manufacture
ers display sample living room suites.
under $50. Why paw long price, Terms.
ALVIN FURNITURE, 1861 w. VERNON.
Open Thurs. Fri. Sat. Ewes. TIN 3.
A BEAUTIFUL ex12 Administer rug. blue
leaf pattern; used months. Sl7.
Mitchelrs. 5000 Gratiot.
A CLEARANCE
BREAKFAST SETS
All remaining tables and 4 chairs. porcelain
and solid oak tables. some with chrome legs,
leatheretts seats. solid chairs. xigaS up.
Benjamin Appliance Shop
1892 LIyERNos
Open tvsry eve, except. Tues. q Wed. 10 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Loundries

SPEClAL-Celanese curtain week. 60c pair /;
tlnting l5c Hollywood Curtain, TYLER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Electric Washers
Electric Refrigerators

ICE REFRIGERAToRs, si4 Up
sPITz 1865 CRATIOT. AT BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

helliSh mountains and tough go
ing, also thick dust 80 that when
l come i'm I am white all over
and take sponging in "A bucket
We are attacking today and /
hope and pray the results are
satisfactory.
when ] first came ashore my
people had selected a command
post for me. 1t was quite an
elaborate home which belonged
Ia some Italian count. ] went
through the place and found IT
deliberately furnished and deco
rated with everything a. the
people who had fled their home
left il.
TOO ELABORATE FOR HIM
at was tou-eIaborate for me
30 directed we set up our
camps in field. And that il
where we have been ever since.
IL il fortunate. fuI the palace II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Gas Low.
PilOfTaxiS
To Station

Robert Melanson today stili
can't get over the almost unbe-
lievable sight Of a P-39 fighter
plane taxing up 70 one of the
pumps al his filling station and
a fighter pilot climbing nom
Chalantly to the ground.
MelanSon'S station is located at
Northwestern Highway and Nine
Mite road
Here's how it ait came about
yesterday afternoon:
1t. S. n. Ellington, a pilot
from Selfridge Field, was forced
10 land on Northwestern after he
ran out of fuel. He circled the
highway 10 times 10 allow traffic
TO clear before he brought the
speedy plane down on the road
near Metanson's station. then
TAXED TO a stop at the station.
Unable TO supply the high
octane rating fuel required, Mel
afSon changed a coin for him and
1t. Ellington put through a call
to Splfridge. Later a truck rolled
UP from the airheld, the fighter
was refueled and 1t Ellington
made a perfect takeoff from the
concrete highway and sped back
TO his home base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
CHark'S Letters Reveal
a FiSIater'S Character

quite land mark and has since
been a target for the enemy.
"My command post is Just like
those we used tn have i'm the
Bird Division, under bushes.
Everybody sleeps in the open
and tries TO keep the place
oamouflaged a. much as pos
sible.
~ usually turn in fairly early
these nights when ! know that
operations are going success
fully. for my days are busy
and long and at night ! am
tired.
my truck, where have my
office and sleep. il fine. A. cleo
trio lights are now installed and
they have put i'm a radio, j am
quite comfortable and the food
is adequate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Captive Of Ndziis
Twice in ) Mos.

For the second time in five
months. PFC. Herbert r Thaut is
a prisoner of war in the hands Of
the Germans his sister Mrs Ben
williamson Of 80 r. James, River
Rouge learned today.
The war department reported
that Herbert was captured July
- in Sicily
lie was captured the first time
shortly before the end of the
African campaign, but he and a
buddy escaped four days later and
were picked up by an American
patrol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Gun Accident Kills Boy

PONTIAC. Oct ; Edward La
FlsHhoy 49, of nearby OrtonVille,
D, dead apparently the victim Of
an accidental discharge from a y
gauge shotgun he was carrying
Coroner Leon Cobb termed the
shooting accidental but said there
would be "A DOSt-mortcm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
DELIVERY HELD Up

Sitting in her suite az Hotel
Siatler. Mrs. Clark held some of
those precious letters IN her
hands. They had Just arrived.
one was written Sept ;. just
before the Italian invasion. The
general wrote d.. 20 be sent only
after the invasion was accom-
pIShcd. For She. as any other
soldiers wife, must wait until mail
can come through.
Here's the letter;
This il sunday morning. and
in s. minutes ! leave ON another
trip. This one leads my army To
opportunities for which l have
prayed.
II have worked hard 10 de
Velop this Fifth Army and |
am mighty proud Of the per-
sonnet who compose 1t. The
venture ! am going on i hold
one. but when successful, offers
great strategic advantages 10
the Allies. ! would not miss IL
for the world.
~ am writing this short note
10 be mailed only after news OF
our operation has been re-
leased"
Tie next is dated Sept o.
II miss YOU and my only wish
il that YOU and my loved ones
are satisfied with what We are
doing here.
THE country we are In has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
GIN Labor Contracts
Continue in Effect

Existing agreements between
the General Motors Corp. and the
tAW-Gf0. the United Rubber
Workers-CIO and the Machine
WorkerS-CIO VIII remain IN cfect
until amended contracts now being
negotiated are concluded. II was
announced today in Washington
by the War Labor Board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Driver Seized
Fleeing Accident

Richard Mitchell Il. Of 81
Dragon, was held by police today
after the car he was driving
struck another on Chalfonte near
Wyoming, then vccrcd into a fill
ing station. rammlng an air hose
stand and a trailer.
Police said that Mitchclls driv-
er'S license had been revoked
several weeks ago and that he
was trying 10 cludc officers From
the filling station Mitchell fled
ON foot and was arrested in a
nearby field -Four persons, riding
IN the second car. were treated
for mirror injuries at Mt. Carmel
Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

his two children.
FIRST he's deeply religious He's
a man S man VINO loves sports. In
his younger days hc kept clutter
ing up the Clark home with cups
he Won IN tennis matches. But Of
later years he has turned 10 golf
and swimming. He's a fine horse
man. loves 10 Jump.
Like all army wives, Mrs Clark
lives by the mail. Like any dough-
BOYS. the generals comes 10 her
scrubbed IN pencil Hers are
lCned Wayne the name ms fam
lly always uses, not the Mark
-Uf-tnr army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
End Strike
At BOIln

About 300 striking UAW-CIO
employees returned TO work today
in the furnace room at Plant No
3 of the Bohn Aluminium Co,
1899 Twenty-Second, after one
DAY walkout resulting from a dis
putc over a bonus system
a company spokesman SAID the
strike did not interfere with the
production Of aluminium vital 20
the war effort The strikers are
members Of EAANF~EH0 Local No.
yOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Owner Of Apartment
EnjOined in 0PA Case

- Federal Judge Picard today is
sued a permanent injunction re-
Stralning the kamil Management
CO. 1901 Dime Bank Bldg, from
further violations Of the rent con-
troll act, The firm owns a CO.
apartment house az pa Alfred
and had been cited for OPA vio-
lafi0nS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
10 PCT. NOT ENOUGH

Speaking yesterday TO crowc
that oyerflowcd the seats. stooc
or sat on the floor, she said
Your government is asking
YOU IL buy bonds--for profit.
30 I say 10 YOU, 10 per cent j.
not enough. Our boys who are
lighting today in the dusty Ital-
ian mountains are giving 100
per cent.
I'VE must do more than save
money nv buying bonds ! ask
YOU on behalf Of the Red Cross
10 donate blood. In one letter
nay husband wrote he spoke OF
the gallantry of our nurses.
They are working - hours Of
the day when the battle il on.
Besides that, they often donate
their blood there I'm the field
hospital when plasma runs short.
They do II willingly and gladly,
hut II seems 90 me II il asking
i'p HlN'H. Wv lihN' wv tidA XIV
ing here-relicNe them.
BOYS EAT GOAT MEAT
. "When people complain about
rationing think Of my huS-
bands report that our men were
eating only tough goat meat
their only protein for three
months. When food from Amer
lea came for the boys he wrote
10 tell me how grateful he was
for he sacrifices We are MAX
ing here To assure food to our
armies.
Il think that makes us all
very proud and happy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

Every stumbling Block a
Stepping Stone. When His
AristocratiC Fourth Wife Di-
vorced Him II Looked Like
Maybe Social Curtains for the
Ambitious Industrialist, But He
SppmS 10 Be Making mother
Lucky Leap. Don't Miss This
Account of lis Fabulous Matri-
monial Marathon to High ~oci-
ety In The American Weekly.
Great Magazine Distributed
With Next Sundays Detroit
Times.
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(See Pictures, Page 25)
By VERA BROWN

Just kind a is that tall sixoot wo-nch gen.
era Wayne Clark leading the advance Rome?
The who knows him best in town today. She is
Mrs Maune Clark his petite blond wife and mother Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Wife of General
On Army Day
Program

Mrs. Mark Wayne Clark wife
Of the Fifth ArmyS fighting gem
eral now battling toward Rome.
Carrie her crusade against "A 10
per cent home front still further
today n an Army Day appear
anCc az The -Four Freedoms Bond
Show an HudSonS.
IN the stores 18th floor audi
forum she VIII share the speak
ing program with two army ayia-
tors at j. 30 p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
OUT OF GAS
F61f1 ~ Amateur nm Liza

1t. S. y. Ellington of Sefridge Field
cots ~, 8SNs79 from his >f-3S dgnt6r pfine
which ne landed at Northwestern Highway
and Nine Mile road after running out of
gas on routine flight 1t was a good
landing but the gas station didn't have
the right kind Of gas He phoned Selfrldge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
BOUGHT WIFE WARDROBE

"Our standard of living was
80 much below that OF my wife's
parents that they were contin-
ualIy giving III gifts" Berry
said. "At-nne time, Mrs. BIOhm
told my wife 10 meet her down
town and she'd buy her com
plete new wardrobe because SIZE
looked too shabby. didn't like
this and wanted To live within
our income
Divorced in 1910. Berry al tina
time offered To settle -Apbt- -
500 he felt-he owed Rlohm.
II still feel morally obligated
10 pay 500" Berry asserted.
But I do not owe 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Gifts, Not Loans,
Ex-Son-in-Ldw
Replies TO Suit

The story OF a secret marriage,
overindulgent parents, and a re-
sulting divorce was told today as
Harold A. Berry, defendant in a
suit brought against him by his
former father-in-law took the
stand i'm Circuit Judge Marsch-
ner'S courtroom
Being sued for s.. 223 alleged
10 have been loaned him by Hans
II. Blohm. r. l.. Polk Co. execu-
tive, Berry listed items ranging
from an $500 check 20 So worth
of netting for the baby's baSSinet
which he said the Blohms had
forced on the young couple tell
ing them. you make about 81, 600
a year. so lets forget about it,"
As a matter of fact" Berry
added, "the baSsinet netting for
which I'm now charged is being
used today by the child of my
wife's second marriage"
ELECTRIC RAZOR LISTED
Also listed on the department
store accounts submitted by
Blohm earlier IN the trial was an
electric razor, priced M So
This item" Berry testified.
twas given 10 me by my wife
a. my 1898 Christmas present.
Some husbands pay for their
presents, month later, but
five years il rather steep"
Married in November 1884
while Berry was still a student
at the University OF Detroit, the
marriage was kept secret until
the following May At that time,
the young couple started house
keeping on Berry's salary OF $50
a month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

We are now in position
90 DO the cutting on new
orders While our sewing
room IS not as we'll caught
UP as our cutting depart
mcnt, All orders placed
now Will be completed
for delivery as promptly
as possible. This is an
ideal time TO place your
order for slip covers
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Lodge Grass News

Mrs. Monte Gertz left Sun
day evening by bus for Greer
Bay, Wis, where she will visit
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Eustace Of
Denver. Colo, arrived Sunday
They will visit Mr.. and Mrs
Nick Miklovich here prior tt
their move to Billings.
Lodge Grass citizens were
frightened Saturday evening by
a runaway team of horses
They came tearing through
town and were finally stopped
by plunging into Mike Carney's
car which was parked on the
street opposite the post office.
One horse was badly hurt and
the car was damaged. The
highway patrolman declared
the accident unavoidable. Alex
LaForge was the driver of the
team before the runaway.
The Gamble store has been
remodled with the addition Of
dry goods and foods to its stock
raw addition takes in one side
of tho store
n r. tle made a trim tn
Ri1Iinos Mondav to visit his
son R,,rton willie Cliff c1anin
cted hnsiness in billings
THURSDAY
MI. and Mrs. Harry Wilson
and son, Larry, are visiting MIR.
and Wrs W r wilson At VOL
haro NHo,+ +h;c week
Mrs. Rnh Gavno~ - rhicao,
nj ~ f.rrer Dorothv lee
Steven son If this cor,mur:tv
is +ha roAbo~ If , DIV, 7me
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Mrs. Elmer knight on Sunday
Mrs. c. E. BuSSey Travelled
from Hilger, Mont. last Mon
day to visit her sister. Mrs. c
L. Lohmaier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Romine
Shopped in town Thursday.
Harry Cox of Hardin was a
business caller Thursday.
Cliff Woodley of Wyola trans
acted business here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Eggart
were called to Sheridan Satur-
day by the illness of Mrs. Egg
CARTS brother.
The school year was COM
pleted this Thursday. Report
cards were given out and the
teachers left for their respective
homes. Most of the students
will be helping the war effort
this summer by staying on the
farms and helping to feed ou1
! soldiers who are in the United
States and on the battlefronts
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Stewart
VI TdIklIldll, "yO., Welt UuS1-
ness callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan and
Mrs. Hazel Richardson were in
Sheridan Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Reinhardt
of Spear Siding were in town
Saturday.
Mrs. Marie Bright Wings is
home after several weeks in the
hospital at Crow Agency.
Clarence Neal, who is en-
ployed at Nye. Mont, spent the
week end with Mrs. Neal and
Annabelle.
Mortimer Plenty Hawk passed
away at the Crow Agency hos
pital Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Magnani and Miss
Grace Taught left Sunday to
resume work in a defense plant
in Great Falls.
Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs Henry Klindt attended a
party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gibson on Lodge
Grass creek.
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, MI. and Mrs. Cliff Smith
shopped at Sheridan Saturday
Monday night the R. E. A.
board of directors had Their
monthly meeting.
Mrs. Ole Nelson made a trip
to Billings Sunday. Mr. Nelson
was operated on at the st. Vim
cents hospital Monday.
Miss Alta Hunter journeyed
to Billings Friday evening to
spend the week end.
Wayne Bond of the Billy Mil
Ter ranch was in town Satur-
day.
Miss Lois Jane Smith of Har-
din visited her parents, Mr.: and
Mrs. Cliff Smith. here Sunday.
Mrs. Curly Wells and R. J.
Miller shopped at Sheridan
Mrs. Helen Pease and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charley Wolfe were
called to Dickinson, N. D., Fri
day by the death of Mrs. Pease's
sister.
Miss Bonnie Brown was in
from the Antelope school this
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Bragg and
family were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Louie Kalberg and family
Thursday evening.
j. j. Ping of Hardin visited
his store here Friday.
L. R. Sampson of Billings
called at Lodge Grass Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Stapleton
of Billings were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
l.. P. Kenyon of Billings
lt~""1Scctsd business here this
week.
Ms. 3. H. stu.Sman has been
visiting in Sheridan this past
week. Her son George, is one
= tie graduating seniors at the
Sheridan high school.
IRIS. lack Williams e~rtertain-
ed the Ladies Aid this Thurs
dav.
Mary Iocg> Crl~s couples at
tended the Viola dance Satur-
dav night.
Bill Vance Of Brcadus visited
friends here Monday.
Mrs. Casper Liz, Mrs. Lille
Green and Betty and Iris were
shopping il Sheridan SATURDAY..
Mrs. Roy Mason left Wei
nosda- morning for Portland
Ore, where she will visit MI.
and Mrs. Howard Mason and
family.
Mrs. Nora Temple arrives
frcn Angora, Nebr., Monday
evening. Mrs. Temple had beer
visiting her son. Donald. anc
his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Billingsly
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Car
Shipley. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Schick and family and Mr.. and
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Lodge Gross Society

The Lodge Grass Civic Wom-
ems club held their annual
banquet at the Rangeland cafe
Tuesday evening. Officers for
the coming year were installed
at a candle light ceremony by
Mrs. R. j. Brown. Miss Malina
Berland and Miss Margaret Eel
lows sang two duets, Coming
In on a Wing and a Prayer" and
when the Lights Go On Again
All Over the World" Miss Hell
en- Piltingsrud gave a Norweg-
ian reading. Members and guests
who were present were: Mrs.
Francis Eggart, Mrs. Carl john
son, Mrs. J. T. Durkin, Mrs.
Claude Glow, Mrs. Ralph Met
calf, Mrs. Agnes Bergquist, Mrs.
Bob Brookins. Mrs. c. L. Lob
maier, Mrs. Elmer Knight, Mrs.
R. J. Brown, Mrs. c. E. Bussey.
of Hilger, Mont, Mrs. Frank
Sharpe, Mrs. P. R. Forman, Mrs.
Bob Formanack, Mrs. c. A.
Schooner, Mrs. B. A. Zimmerman,
Mrs. Frank Goe, Mrs. A. M.
Stevenson, Mrs. Casper Liz, Miss
Emma Mehling, Miss Marjorie
Sampson. Miss Harriet Neck
lenberg Miss Helen PiltingSrud,
Miss Margaret Fellows, Miss Ma
lima Berland, Miss Lorraine Ba-
ker, Miss Louise Sodaquist, Mrs.
| Warren H. Sands and Miss Ma
RE Morton.
PIANO RECITAL
Mrs. R. j. Brown presented
her piano pupils in recital at
the Little Brown church on
Sunday afternoon. Children who
took part in the program were
Emma jean Sorger, Eileen
Brown. Beverly Brockins, Clau-
dine Glow. Mary Stevens, Janet
Curry and Helen HOllev.
DEMONSTRATION CLUB
Mrs. VIM. Sharpe. Mrs. Fran
els Curry ard Mrs. Agnes BerC-
quist entertained the members
of the Homo Demonstration
club and the Littl" Horn Horne
Demonstration club on Wedncs-
day afternoon.
MOTHERS HONORED
The All Good Housekeepers
club entertained their mothers
at a breakfast at the Indian
Mission Monday evening. Miss
Ramona Pease is president of
the club; Joan Horne, vice
president and Ataloa Hogan,
! secretary. Others present were
, Patty Gun Shows, Nancy Bird.
Clara Ann Pease. Henrietta
Pretty On Top, Ada Whiteman,
Berlie Cummings, Etheline Grey
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-05-20
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