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APARTMENTS WANTED tcent.,.

SIr'saf r. r. s1s U.s.! s'ilss R ''ER's:e s
iHffn DTfIoMzT : sfa wishes furnished apartment.
North 1900 from 10 to s.
smai aps sischen BATH @ seiephone: hase
bedding. linens. dishes; NV. preferred: will
share; qL; 10 579o 57Y9ossny gsss6sys; RE- 1900
NEED nj fsl RHRSfsaEb APT for Girls: .itch-
Sasp %E&tT Es soss t. Z
ExceIient references: nondrinker. IA.
PRoFEssIoxAL COUPLE needs 1-bedroom
unfurnished apt, NV, with good util-
ns, itfS within e minutes Navy Pept
fisfa Fl "A aap
wife, Government scientist. need small
dfnens ausrteps
adequate. Possession January /. Phone
Metropolitan 1910 during office hours; CO.
furn. or unfurn.. In Cleveland Park or
SsI .psItnsa e y ss Hssfs ss rS tPss
SANADSiPHiN sERvfcEMAN and wife, with
vest section. Phone DE. 1O1l, Ext 10
MARINE OFFICER and wife want small
apt. in NV. section. Call RE. 7400, Ext.
1905, days.
OFFICER, wife and baby 3 months old. ur-
gently require small furnished apartment.
NAVY OFFICER AND WIFE, no children,
desire bedroom furnished apt. NV. pre-
ferred or conyenient transportation. RE.
IN ARLfNGToS - Furnished 1-bedroom
apartment for veteran and wife urgently
needed: Call CHI. S249. 13s
APT. WANTED, l or 2 rooms. kit. and
bath; married couple, no children. RA.
32lS after 6 pm 14s
URGENT, wanted from Dec. Is through
Jan. p, furn. apt. or small house for
married couple; careful tenants; Dupont
Circle district or Georgetown preferred.
Phone CO. 1850 after pm.
ARMY CAPTAIN returning from overseas,
wife, desire furn. apartment from about
5111' Ext. iosi' $50 to 5; 80, MRS ! Hall:
VETERAN AND WIFE, permanently en-
ployed. need small, furnished or unfur-
nished apt; prefer NV. WA S631 l3s
WOMAN AND SON (both employed, want
or room. kit and bath apt immedi-
etely; unfurnished or furnished: not over
$50 MRS. KAUFMAN, RE. $500. Ext.
COLORED WOMAN-Doesn't drink or
smoke. wants / room and kitchen apt or
light housekeeping room in nice home Call
RA; 1886 from IL to r,m., MISS
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

VACANT, MT. PLEASANT-Home and in
vestment. For S14,950 you can enjoy the
and at the same time derive an income
from it.. Completely redecorated. it has
charming rms, baths, det. garage and
very. nice apt. with separate. entrance
Small down payment and excel; monthly
terms. Call weekdays until 8: SLAUGHTER
home for every income"
DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE in q conven-
house reeenty and redecorated a@
inside Snd out has rooms a bedroomsl
bath, 2 rear porches, nice living room and
fully equipped; 1t, is close to transporta-
ton, stores, movie and Roosevelt High
sehoo san sss9o Wn + y sys o
INC, 1919 ST. NV, DI. l015. Estab-
sedh saho1 aS1eE SsE g. espe Msnsss eo
bedrooms, "a baths, recreation room with
5sDsss 5 cs sEss Realty o4 sppo
ss sssoo 5ssS esr M Nd Ssa Cute
or ls quick SFoGm sae 0unsSST moERN aaSnIls Rs hs @
Ga; ave. sH. 1880; after pm, SH
DAMS IDEAL BRICK MODERN HOME
In Sc; 9 years old, 2 bedrooms and tile
efp kitchen. fui basement. a0ii oil heat a mice nice
s7a5o good terms. caf DAN sp osTRoW. Row.
your friend, 341S 14th st. NV CO.
2I9ei M98nsinr' sTeI' Oh $3.50. - e.. -.
eliminating buyer. Center-hall all brick
lot !75x290 with unusual shrubbery and
garden); living room tvery large). dining
room, kitchen, breakfast room, bedrooms
baths; attic. recreation room. hot-water
IS iSs Rlssk e G2lfaKls Pcs c
tors,s.721 10th st. NV. National 0765;
evenings. Georgia 1856.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! 171O Hobart
st. NV; hrand-new oil-fired heating sys-
tenn electric refrigerator; S15,S00. Terms
snd Columbia Country Club. ] block wesl
living room with fireplace dining room
kitchen and front porch on 1st floor: 4
bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd floor; 2 bedrms.
bath and game room on 3rd floor; ade-
ouate storage space. full basement, 2-cal
garage, automatic heat; immediate oc.
eupsncy For further inf inn55o5mation ga eal
Mlbi2fk dlHbhi3fkMfPSgTaas fSgsasslos lassslt0r DT Ts sss
b.. 2-car garage. 3712 Mass. ave. NV.
S1e,500; terms to suit. Ma. 1889. 16s
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES-Red brick
Colonial, approximately 4. yrs. old; lge
kpt, spacious living rm.. dining rm.. library,
baths: Z rms on Bird floor; fecreation
rrn. with fireplace. oil heat, 2-car garage,
attached: possession with settlement. For
spnotntmsnt to so inspect sa5, sall Miss . Fitch ll
FRANCES POWELL HILL. 1906 Goth st
kv.. exclusive agent
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE-:Modern, furnished; adults
% rms, bath; S135, plus coal and utili-
ties. 5 to 6 pm. WO 5l67.
SEVERAL AVAILABLE Jan. l, in Georee-
S175 to $3.50 month W. c. g. A. N,
MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO, builders
and developers of Wesley Heights and
Spring Valley 1880 Mass. ave. NV. OR.
4213 BRANDYWINE ST. N.W.-Redeco-
rated, bedrooms, porches, living room.
phonograph, washing machine; conv. to
stores. schools, transp. $500. EN-. $500
5000 ALBEMARLE ST. NV, bedrooms,
1ust off Conn ave; monthly rental. $500.
Please call FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI I4ll
THREE l-bath house for holi-
days, from Dec. 20 to Jan. Z. in Chevy
Chase, Md. Call WI 653S
THREE BEDROOMS. 2 baths near Wash.
Golf and Country Club. 3 mos. beginning
Dec. Is, $500 mo- CH. 1875 l4s
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OFFICES WANTED.

ESTABLISHED ATTORNEY must give up
ONCE to returning veteran: needs rooms,
ANYTHING considered Arthur L.. WILL
CHER, NE 1884, ia. 63o7:
SMGRLD Ss9,k WAR II vETEkANs. s, I,i examination M
adequate; rent or purchase. Phone Ma.
OFFICE SPACE NEEDED7,-r am in need Of
desirable space in downtown ONCE bldg.
viii consider to lease, sublet,, furnished or
strict confidence. Wiii share a suite High
est references and very pleasant. Call
HARRY i FRIEDMAN, RE. 1166
ONE-ROOM OFFICE large enough for
three desks, in ofiice building, telephone
facilities. preferably furnished. Rent by
month for minimum of three months
with option on long lease thereafter. Call,
before IL am. DE Q4H1
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

NEW YORK OR VIC.-Exchange partially
furn. 6-rm. house in desirable NV sec
ton, Wash, for . or 3 bedrm. apt. or
house, furn. or unfurn,, in New York City
days.
WILL EXCHANGE furnished house in Bal
timore for same in District. Will buy or
rent. NE. 5096
CHICAGO-Will exchange 6-rm. house. un-
furn., rent S75 mo. for similar house in
Wash. or suburbs Box 393-Z. Star. Ia
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!. WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.

NR. BENNING RD. AND 34th N.E--Ware-
house about to be erected, approximately
20, 900 feet, on LIST noor; private siding
pansion; open on all sides. truck parking.
perfect for freight handling; property
zoned industrials Suitable light manufac.
turing. warehousing, wholesale distribution,
ETC.; rapid truck haul to center Of town.
Owner will erect or Q story building on
10-year lease for responsible tenant See
Mr.. Norris WEAVER BROS, INC. wash
tngton Bldg. DI. $500.
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HOUSES UkEURNIsHEp.

COLORED-e6 MASS. AVE, with parking
lot, S190. end floor, 1914 9TH nW-For
beauty parlor: S125: Ma, 1888 16'
1913 22nd ST. NV, vicinity of Sheridan
Circle; 10 rooms, n baths, including
be rented for residence only. $3.50 per
mo. Can be seen bet 2 and pm. Thurs
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STORES FOR RENT.

SEVERAL GOOD STORE locations for rent.
MA 4639 l6s
NE.-Was operated as grocery store for
over Is yrs. recently remodeled: 3-rm
apt: rent, 500. with a long lease to re-
sponsible party. THURM g. SILVER, e0S
10th ST. NV, Ma 9654
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STORES FOR SALE.

LIQUOR STORE-Here is a compact, small
store with a very clean stock and very
favorable lease; doing about $4,000 a
week; offered now with immediate posses
sion to responsible party: substantial cash
reg HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker.
LADIES' READY-To-WEAR SHOP, down.
town location: clean stock. good lease
The store is 30x100 other lines can be
added: immed. poss. will be given: unusual
OPP. for an experienced, responsible party:
priced to sell; no trihers, please. Call
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STORES WANTED.

NEED so STORES in all sections, Will re-
model or build; long or short leases for
chain concerns and stores Of all sizes
desired HARRY JUSTINE. 1927 Eye st.
NV. Ma 2S44
STOREROOM wanted in good Sc business
section. will sign 5-year lease or buy prop
srty. Box ASA. Star.
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FORMER n. 7. REAL ESTATE BRoKFR
with knowledge of general insurance de-
sires to rent public steno. and accounting
space in ofhce. preferably real estate
Evening star., 1945-12-12
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
DESK SPACE WANTED

WANT, 6 OR ! ROOM HOUSE in Arlington
or Falls Church; good cash payment, bal
anee monthly. MR.. MORAN, Falls Church
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MepEvITr. REALToR, SALES BULLETIN

stone in Silver Spring. YRS. cid, new.
house condition Bus | block. Possession
pa ts h rm side
tiful bath, din. rm,, complete modern
enough for additional rms Fenced los
Open daily 2 to 5 pm. 513 Forest
Glen Glen rd silver Spring ring. -oId det
fireplace. side porch. large din. rm., large
complete kit. bedrms.. tiled bath. gar.
stores, schools. Owner leaving city. Also
furniture fo9 sale. Possession 80 days.
I'd. to Forest Glen rd., left blocks.
Silver Spring. only years. old, det. brick
and stone with rms, / and q baths,
fireplace, built-in bookshelyes, recrea. rm.,
fenced patio. garage. oil heat. Beautiful
corner lot with rear and side white picket
fence. Possession with title.
Detached-S10 Q. 500 Near l st and Nichol-
son SITS. NV. 8 rms. bath, h.-w coal
heat, 2-car gar. Lot 6Ox90. . side
porches. Move in for Christmas
To inspect,. call MR.. McDEVz5T. eH.
A42l or RA. z422.
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rooms, bath, living room. dining room,
and bath rent. $40. oil hot"Water s iaasn heat,
9nIr ssF gs5ase 0No large lot SIS Bonifant st.
Silver SPRING. MD.-cape Cod. s rooms
refreatlon ROOM larse lot, gas heat and
81 ssSn nr Sapsfsaaatlal cash required
SoigaR' a'zu ofFokTGs1riy- 8 81; s5sfi with
1st floor; 2 bedrooms and bath, End door ii.
RaRR Ros ss fsaRo Rsso gs
sae l. GPsH1k-1seant CPS HP1fs Ho soao slo.5oo. newly
s r00Ps PAvp E. eaEh BaRg RI hsa a
Szs Near lSs1 fstb ! ASb II PT Sis s.E-Row brick
0HS Maupin, % FR l1s 5ehnnass MHRsHs.f4 s.s4Sg
WAPhEs TE4HEsSo GO rTIkGa; PI ss46, 6,,v s..ss, ,-
floor; modern kitchen. large iiv. rm., fire. fire.
place, gas aainro,cond. air heat: wooded lot
sas sEaR MS Si28sG ksfT seh0 WI a.tssSs ss
dining lin r Tm, sa sitshens od dDsdTms ana bath
CHEVY M Il " CHASE. MbMA s fsss large EN- moaesn ssso
stone home. excellent condition. not fal
sion First floor, wide center hall, bedrm
and bath. living rn., 17x32; dining rfn:
Doreh gseeon oer besany beda agss I
Third floor; hsdrms, and bath. Base.
Gear garage; lot 125x175. A home bull
for comfortable living in fine area. Fol
/ details call w. B. WRIGHT, 5211 Wis
| ave, EN-. 1880.
yACANT--5-rm. brick home. auto. heat
Tensy o eOneors and
Hampshire ayes. Fairly priced and sass saasss
MHGsuha hMI S2 81 81 av 81 true slSo q
ever reproduced-on beautiful Hesketh st
in Chevy Chase. This is not Just another
house. Built 5. years ago by and for one
who knew exactly what he wanted You
will fall in love with the spacious liyina
rm;. dining rm.. superb kitchen. large
floor. Also two beautiful bedrooms with
bath and paneled den on second floor
Also knotty pine recreation rm. with fire.
PLACE, drop. beams. ct al. Maids. room
and bath, oil a.-c. heat. copper plumbing
everything the best. New.house cond. fm-
mediate poss. Only S25,500 SAMUEL
6chafer, WI. 11S6.
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SUBURBAN sAle-MARYLAhD.

fOr reaSOnAbIy prlCed houses IN GOOD NtlRn
borhood; some will pay cash E. NJ. CHAP
LIN, Ills You st. NV, WASHINGTON. D. c
North gal.
Evening star., 1945-12-12

TY CO. s403 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900 unit
some The fssfnses aeeaifs
your inspection for appreciation. Thi!
home is well arranged for gracious enter.
arranged rooms, consisting of beautiful
large living room with fireplace, large din.
ing room. dining alcove. reception hall
arranged with 8 bright bedrooms ant
charming library with fireplace, 2h baths
bedrooms and 2 baths on Bird floor; full
pets, Venetian blinds and many other fea.
sss :ss eHr7H RslsfsS eGSsE EEs kfsaSfS e sa,ss
SILVER sys spkiS Mb 1soe sedroom ans bath
1st floor: 2 bedrooms and bath. on Eng
floor; large lot, oil heat. Priced for quici
sst 9f ssRseIsGa fr e. e5 nay $50 M
YELLOW TAPEsTRY BRICK = IN a con.
yenient location, near 18th ana e sts;. Sc.
etc.; can be purchased for only 81 ,O0l
down with bal, payable like rent. Call til
sERNsrE1s IN fu Co. int0r@aSe cupete kss ks1 Es
FosEsT HIpet Center ss aTh hall mE hsu Twin,
Dorh t thnee fsa aH .pd bashs
nursery 2nd a.; .exceptionally large rec.
reation rss !. room room with open fireDlace. maid,
Priced At r only on ass,
ssSS Y rs ssss f2cas CO. s'at fsos SG
sII.75e-MoDERN GROOM brick Co.
lonial home. located near elementary ane
junior high schools in SILVER Spring;
bedrooms and bath on End floor. fun bath
in basement, Oil hot-water heat, detachet
garage. To inspect, call TED L. PRICE
Ma. 1888; ewes, EN-. 47S0.
WE HAVE SEVERAL HOMES from 1896 Il
81 500 down, balance terms. Call or conn
in and see US. once open until pm
3: ]. CRIVELLA, 341S 14th st. NV. AID
NEAR BETHESDA HIGH SCHOOL. vacan,
& Dec II; 2 Dsdrms | bath, , fHli basement
$4,000 See house 1904 Sleaford I'd
Phone OWNER, WO. 9662.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-Avail-
able at once, an immaculate Groom, semi.
detached brick home; gas heat. garage
1901 occfiiifToN ST. Nw.-Larse furnished
house. arranged into 6 complete apts., Z
baths; income S4,584: excellent location
Inspect any time $1,000 cash WIN handle;
necessary. BOB HoLLANDER fRealtorl
sexclusiys d dbrcser): 1909 New York ave
near siSi IA EALEs CHURCH. VA bedrooms
bath. liv. Im;; kit, and dinette. cindsi
immediate possession; 1920; S7m cash
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-04
Grange News

Tobacco Valley Grange was called
to order Tuesday night, Sept. Is by
Worthy Master West. We were hon
ored with one brother. Wilfred
Johnson, of Saltwater Grange.
Thirteen applications for mem
bership were presented Brother
Erickson and Sister Ruby Carpen-
ter secured II Of these applicants.
The DENTS Of Wilfred Johnson and
Emma Jean Johnson were put to
a committee.
The standing committees gave
the very successful reports on the
Harvest Supper, dance and quilt
rafting. Kenneth Byers won the
quilt.
Sister lverson gave very de-
tailed report of the activities OF the
Home &c. department She an
nounced that Group 2 would serve
at the Old Time Dance with old
time music. Oct at the Communi-
ty hall.
Oh yes, the walters at the Har-
vest Supper wish to thank the G.
n. for the 10 cent tips received.
These boys appreciate it very much.
The youth committee reported
that the First Aid course had been
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-04

started. II also stated the plans for
the projects worked on this sum-
mer. Completion must be achieved
by Booster Night
Brother Weydemeyer reported
having visited Treasure State, Cab
met and Kootenai Valley Grange in
the last week. Brother and Sister
jackson visited Warland Grange
September Is. Brother and Sister
Peltier were elected as alternates
for the state convention.
The Grange voted to repair the
leaky roof of the c. Y. o. hall.
Sister Crawford was reported i'll.
Hazel Smith thanked the Grange
for its kindness during her recup-
GRAFTON from the auto accident.
The literary program was I'M
der the auspices of the Home Ec-
onomics committee.
The program opened with pep
song by the Grange entitled, cts
a Good Thing to be a Granger
with Sister Harvey at the piano.
Sister Alverson commented or
the efficiency shown by Tobacco
Valley Grange lecturers.
Sister Marie Shea gave an ex-
cellent address on THE Road to
Good Nutrition" Sister Alversor
read the comment that Howard T
Miller published about the activi-
ties of Tobacco Valley Grange.
Brother Mackey spoke on the
Price Pannels explaining it's oper-
atoms, value of and duties per.
formed. Sister Jackson talked or
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
REXFORD NEWS
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| the Service of the Nation I.

Sgt. Fred Marvel Jr. wired his
parents that he had arrived in Salt
Lake City and will be home within
a few days.
Bill Bolen, recently honorably
discharged from the Navy was a
caller here Thursday.
Pfc Everett Byers arrived Sept.
"a aboard the S. S. General Cor
don. Which locked at San Fran
cisco. Pvt Byers is expected home
very shortly.
After four years in the Military
Service, 1st 1t. James L. Hurst Jr.
of Rexford, has been honorably re-
lieved from active duty with the
Army Air Force. Retaining his com
mission and rank, he is still subject
to recall at any time during the
present emergency.
Lit. Hurst plans to spend the next
three months at Eureka and Rex
ford The first Of the year he will
enroll at a Forestry School in Colo
RADIO
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-04
What 5 News
In Post War
Montana

Under a program already under
way for the consolidation of Boards,
local War Price and Rationing
Boards will be designated as Price
Control Boards when rationing is
eliminated.
Consolidation Of Boards and the
release Of administrative as well
as paid board personnel will make
possible a saving Of 50 per cent in
OPA payroll expense in Montana.
Although OPA rationing opera
tons are gradually being liquidated
price control activities IN Montana
are continued. These controls will
be vigorously enforced. to prevent
any postwar initiation tendency.
Sugar Stamp No. 50, in War Ra-
ton Book 4, is the stamp to use for
your next fixe pounds of sugar.
Stamp number 81 has not been vail
dated, and is not going to be used
because last summer by mistake
many people sent their No. 81 stamp
to their local boards for canning
sugar. so, It's sugar stamp so, ana
it's good until December 81.
OPA says the governments low
and medium priced clothing pro-
gram is just beginning to show re-
suits. Well see a lot more clothing
in our stores within the next {
months, at lot better prices, More
low cost fabrics are to be made
available to manufacturers. The
government is going to see to it that
clothing prices do not rise.
Green Ration stamps in War Ra-
ton Book a, have been designated
instead of Spare Stamps, to be used
after Red Ration Stamps are ex-
hausted Designation of the Green
Stamps resulted from the cancella-
ton Of plans for Book S, and be-
cause they are more easily distin-
guishable from sugar stamps thar
the spares. Green stamps should be
carefully preserved, and will be val
idated in the following order. NS
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-04

Arthur Whitmarsh and Claude
Madden returned the last Of the
week from church convention at
Hayden Lake, Idaho.
Mrs. w. c. FeWkes and daughter
and Mildred are spending few days
in Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kins, ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Kins Of Whitefish on a trip to Eka-
laka to visit the Kenneth Kins
family and also to try their luck at
antelope hunting
Fred Marvel was in Spokane last
week where he sold some cattle.
Earl Truman arrived recently
from the west coast. He will stay
here for several weeks and cut
Christmas trees.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-04
Bridge Party

Mrs. Ed Arnold entertained at
contract bridge Wednesday night,
Sept. 26 Three tables were in play
High prize was won by Miss Mil
dred Fewkes, travelling and con-
ISOLATION prizes went to Mrs. r. L.
La Dyer. Two guests from out Of
town attended the party. They were
Mrs. Korn and Mrs. Culver of Eu-
reka.
I Betty Crane arrived home from
Spokane last week where she has
been employed.
Mr.. Chism of Butte has purchased
the Les La Dyer residence and viii
take possession about the first OIL
| November. The Lou Brown family
who have been residing in the La
Dyer house will move into the home
formerly owned by Wade Martin.
Mrs. Plotts spent the last Of the
week visiting in Spokane.
Miss Edith Becquart arrived here
recently from California. She is {
guest at the home of her mother
Mrs. Ida Becquart Miss Becquart
will be student operator at the
local c. NJ station.
Mrs. John Wenzler is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Schulter ir
Spokane this week and also Tee
Wenzler who is very i'll at the Sac.
red Heart Hospital
Winfred Nellis Of Libby was call.
ing, on relatives here last week.
Wilbur Melvin was a bushes.
caller in Spokane last week.
Miss Nadine Marks returned Sun.
day to her work in Seattle Hel
father, Fred Marks, accompanied
her as far as Spokane
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-04
0. E. S. Chapter Celebrates
25th Anniversary

Twelve charter members were
present to help Kootenai Chapter
0. E. S. ceuebrate the 25th ami
versary of its Constitution on We'd
nesday evening.
The chapter was founded by so
members. Of this number the fol-
lowing II were present Wednesday:
Mr. and Mrs. d. F. Fewkes, DR..
and Mrs. E. f. Dixon, Mrs. Maui
meta Hosea, Mr.. and Mrs. V. A.
Sather, Mrs. Marie Divis, Mrs. Edith
Mason, Mrs. Lenora Fleming, Mrs.
Mabel Shand of Spokane, Mrs. Mary
Van Artsdale of Stanwood, Wash
Each charter member received a
red rosebud and was further hon
ored with beautiful ceremony pre-
sented by the officers with Mrs.
Florence Drury presiding
The featured address of the ev-
ening was given by Mr.. Ray Mead
Of Standpoint, past grand patron
of Idaho and a former member of
kootenal Chapter he was followed
by brief talks by the charter mem
bers.
An attractive lunch was served at
buffet table featuring a beautiful
ly decorated cake on a crystal pc
destal flanked by two crystal can
delbra. Members of the refresh
ment committee were: Mesdames
Juanita MacNeill, Isobel thinner
man, Ella Savage, and Maxine Pet
ersOn.
Other out of town guests besides
those already mentioned were Mrs
Jennie Lees Davenport, Wash; Mrs
Ray Mead, Standpoint, Ida; Mrs. Ira
Miller, Libby. Rimrock Chapter a,
Winpett was represented by Mrs
Dalmar Durham and Mrs. Ivar
Hodges, while Miss Minnie Elliot,
represented the Plentywood Chap.
ter
Flora Sagen left Monday evening
for Kalispell to attend the wedding
Of Mary Katherine Paterson, return.
ing to Troy Tuesday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-04
Next Football Game to be Played
On Home Field

The next game Tor the Trolans
will be played on the home field
when they meet Plains at Troy this
Saturday, Oct. 6. The kickoff will
be at 2.30 p. m. This is the first
time the people of Troy have had
an opportunity to see the l945 line
up in action and it is expected there
will be a big turnout of fans. Mr..
Hodges is giving much of his time
and effort to the athletic cause at
this season and let us show him
we are with him 100 per cent.
Remember the time is Saturday at
2:30 on the local field.