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Pasakykit apie Savo
Puses Zygdarbius

Ponas Vaidyla Sandaroje is
dejo, ir Tevyne tai perspaus-
dino, kad LVS centro' sekre-
rius K. S. Karpius, nuvaziaves
j San Francisco, ir ten patyres
apie SLA prezidento Laukaicio
elgesius, parase Dirvoje trum-
pa keliu zodziu pastaba apie
tai. Ia pastaba Sandara ir
Tevyne pavadino: 'tVaziavo Hi
tus Pasmeizti''.
Ir p. Vaidyla ir Tevynes re-
daktorius p. Bajoras pasirodo
yra zmones be sazines: kabi-
nasi j kitus uz kelly zodziu pa
stabele, bet paslepia savo pu-
ses zmoniu didelius smeizimo
zygdarbius.
Prasytume ju butt vyrais ir
perspausdinti nors viena strai-
psni is Naujienu, kurios veik
kasdien per kelis menesius vi
su slykstumu, nedorumu ir be-
saziningumu tiktai smeize A
Amerikos Lietuviu Misijos va
dus ir jos atstovus San Fran
cisco, nors N-nu redaktorius
nei Washingtone nei San Fran
cisco nebuvo, 0 savo smeiztus
is pirSto islauzinejo. N-nu re-
daktorius yra ALT sekreto-
rius.
Dirva nuolat pamini apie
ALT gerus veikiamus. darbus.
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zmoniu nera. Bet "misijonie-
riams" ir siuo atveju neuzsi.
leido - nabagai nuvaziave
New Yorka patys SUI savim nu-
sifotografavo ir isidejo j Lie
tuviskus laikrascius!
: Reiskia, pamegdzioja misi-
nierius Xxi Zet. Tas butu ME
ko toxic, jeigu pirma to nebu-
tu juos uz tai pasmerke ir bio
feriais neisvadine!
Paziurejus j ju atvaizdus
tiesiog gala tu zmoneliu: ju
veiduose matosi aiski despera-
CHA ir apsivylimas 70 gal ge-
da del tokios tuscios garbes).
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Panegdzioja Xxi Zet

Sandara nupeikia ir net pa
smerkia viska ka Lietuvai Va.
duoti Sajunga ir. Amerikos
Lietuviu Misija Xxi siolei pada.
re ir daro. Todel keista ir ne.
galima suprasti kodel Ameri.
kos Lietuviu Taryba pakarto.
ia ir pamegdzioja viska ka
LVS ir Aim atlieka, paskui
savo spaudoje giriasi- ir di-
dziuojasi tais nuveikimais.
Jie smerke Lietuvai Vaduo-
tt Sajungos sumanyma suva-
ziuoti Washingtone, paskui pa
tvs skubiai sauke savo posedi
Washingtone.
Smerke Misijos nutarima
siusti delegacija San Fran
cisco, o paskui apsisuko ir pa
tvs siunte iris asmenis.
Kada Misijos delegatai San
Francisco susauke spaudos ir
radio atstovu konferencija, ta
patti tarybos vadai isake pa
daryti savo delegacijai.
Jie ituzo kai suzinojo apie
Misijos delegacijos sutarima
SUI San Francisco arkivyskupu
atlaikyti pamaldos uz Lietuva.
sito, zinoma, jie negalejo pa
kartoti - tai nors paskunde
arkivyskupui kad Misija neat
stovaujanti kataliku. (Socialis-
tai, zinoma, katalikus tai at
stovaujaD
Jie juokesi, smeize Misijos
delegatus uz nusifotografavi-
ma SUI zymiais Amerikos EMO
nemis - SUI dabartiniu Prezi-
dentu Truman, SUI senatoriais,
il su Americas delegatai San
Francisco. sito jie vel mega
ejo pamegdzioti - jiems net
orogu prieiti prie tu zymiu
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BOLsEVIKU PASTANGOS PAVERGTI
PAGIRIUS
Atvyko pirmutinis komisaras

Oar musu milicijai besiorganizuojant
girdinle kad j Lietuva ateina bolsevikai.
Jie jau esa Vilniuje, Vileikoje, Ukme1ge-
steliuose, bet musu miestelyje, Pagiriuose,
ju Wis dar nematyti Pagaliau, praslin-
kus porai savaiciu, pamatem juos ir Pa
giriuose. Pradziai atjojo tik du raiti, at
sistojo ties musu manu- ir kaz ka kalbe-
JOSH Kitty ju zodziu negalima buvo SUI
prasti, kaip tik garsu Rusiska keiksma.
Kick laiko praslinkus, atzaviavo pas
mus pirmas komisaras Lietuvis su karei-
viais. Kareiviai daugiausia buvo is Vii
niaus krasto. Vieni is ju, matyti, buvo
prisiplese, mes gerai buvo apsirede, kiti
prasinejo is zmoniu pirstiniu, marskiniu
ir visokiu kitty dalyku.
Komisaras suvare Pagiriecius j vals-
claus buta ir pasake jiems kalba:
- sDabar mes esam pasisamde Rusu
kareivius. Jie NUNS tarnaus kol sudary-
sim Lietuviu raudonarnieciu kariuomene.
Stokit, vyrai, raudonarmiecius.
Bet neatsirado nei vieno kuris pas
juos uzsirasytu.
Toliau dar kalbejo komisaras apie
darbininku reikalus, kurie gyvena vien
kc:uvinu prakaitu duona uzdirbdami, o
baltieji, esq, vien nori, nieko nedirbdami,
balta duona valgyti. "
Prakalba baiges pasiule isrinkti ke-
turiolika milicininku ir septynis komite-
tus. \
Ir kan cia tie daug komitetu, galvo-
ju as. Ka jie cia toxic svarstys? Pas mus
viskas juk, rodos, tvarkoj. Ir kan reika-
linga tick milicininku? Ar tai jie ka uz-
puldines, ar JUGS kas uzpuldines? Net ir
algos jiems dideles, komitetams dar di-
desnes IS tu siaudu nebus grudu, - pa
galiau nutariau. Tx gala ka ir mano
brolis j tuos milicininkus papuole.
Komisaras viska saviskai sutvarkes,
iSvaziavo.
Atvaziavo antras komisaras, Dauna-
ravicius, SUI astuoniais kareiviais. Jis SUI
sivare visus savo komitetus ir milicija
tvarkai daryti. Ir prasidejo ju visas vel
kimas.
Pirmuciausia paskirste komitetams
priedermes. Vieniems javus rekvizuoti,
kittens kitoki turta submit. Tuojau pra-
dejo rekvizuoti javus. Pirmiausia is dva-
ru, paskui ir is ukininku. Ir kahn kaip
ilgai jie butu javus rekvizave jei ne Emo
niu protestai.
(Bus daugiau)
sVIDUTINIAI imant Amerikos seimos tu-
ri po iris lovas.
sMEDIS rekalingas net 1900 ivairiems
miitariskems reikalams.
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amzinas pavojus civilizacijai


Mat, nors daugelis didziuju su dienusvyru nurodo
kad naujas karas reikstu civizacjos prazudyma Wis
deto nei vienas u nepasako kad Europos sukomunist
nas kurio galetu sekti ir vso pasauio sukomunis
tinmas, reikstu civzacijos sgelbejma IS to isvada
kad nuoladois bosevikams tik civlzacijos nesgel
besi ia pastatysi dar didesni pavou. Ir to il nebus
saugi ko tas zemausios dorovino supuvmo laipsnis
bolsevizmas - nebus pasaintas is sios zemes.
Mes tikme kad tai tkrai viena diena ivyks ir kad
tos gyvybes r tie begania isteka kurie sio karo be-
gyje buvo paaukot laisves ir tesingumo ideaams ap
gnt, atnes lauktu vaisiu tesinga taika il ramybe
Vsam pasauliui Tada, griuvesi If negirdeto SUI
naikno apsupta zmogaus dvasia BUS lasva if j ga
les pradeti pasaulio atkrmo darba Ko tai betgi ne
padaryta bergzda yra kalbeti apie musu civzacijos
isgebema tai kas dedasi siadien, yra labai zema
jos atestacija.
Tat sadien yra laikas labau negu bent kada anks-
sciau vsons gerosioms pajegoms susitelkti viena r
stoti zutbutine kova komunzmui sutriuSkinti. Nuo
tos kovos issprendmo prilausys visas pasauls pa
skies OAR Xxi siol neregetose amsybese is iskils
sviesu pavrs. Tikekime antraj lemia, kurs ir bega
10 iskankinta musu tevu zemeLetuvai pagaiau atnes
Iramaus atsikelimo valanda.
sios vilties gaivnami, stokme Lietuvai Vaduoti
Sajunga r jos eilese drbkme Letuvos gelbcjmo darba
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RATAI IR ROGES
(M. Dagilel;s)

Karta, isstumti is zydo pastoges
Gincijos Ratai ir Roges:
Katrie jie gero
Daugiau sviete daro?
Antgalo klausia arklio seno
Kaip jis ia dalyka ismano?
Arklys atsake: Mano zodis tiesas:
Ratai ar roges = man tas pats biesas!
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lucini komunizma - stokiam zygiui, ruoztu, pa
sipriesinu Jungtines Valstybes il Didzio Britannia
Abu auksciau iskelti bruczai saden jau yra ivykes
atolydzo siekia viso pasaIio sumokllnstlnMo IS to-
pagal S. Hugh turetu splaukh kad jau ateo metas o
Sevikanls m,lsti.
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(Bus daugiau)

sVIDUTINIAI imant Amerikos seimos tu-
ri po iris lovas
sMEDIS reikangas net 1900 ivairiems
mtariskiems rekalams
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Deaconess Hospital
Notes

Mrs. Milton c. McGonigle of Glen
tana, a medical patient, was dis
missed Friday after two days treat
ment.
John C. Mortenson of Glasgow re-
ceived medical care Thursday.
Lois Farquhar, 7, and Kenneth
Farquhar, 10, children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Farquhar of Glasgow,
Mrs. Virgil Legare of Glasgow,
Sharon Lee Bishop, 5. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Bishop of Glen
tana, and Robert Bailey of Glentana
had tonsil operations Thursday.
Carl Storkson, 3, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. HOMELAND Storkson, of Glasgow
had medical attention Thursday.
David Schneider of Glasgow n
tered for medical care Thursday.
Mrs. Edward Dubeau of Fort Peck
was a medical patient Thursday and
Friday.
Corp. Henry L. Aldrich of the
Glasgow air base had minor surgical
treatment Thursday for injuries to
his head and face decorations re-
ceived in an automobile accident at
the airbase. His home is in Wales.
Mass.
Mrs. Archie G.. Bruce of Glasgow
has been a medical patient since
Thursday.
Mrs. C. H. Roberts of Glasgow had
major surgery Friday.
Andrew Fossum, 14-month-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Fossum of
Richland. had medical care from
Friday to Tuesday.
Mrs. Carrie EstenSon of Peerless
has been a medical patient since
Friday.
A. j. DOR of Glasgow entered Fri
day for medical care.
Sherry White, 8. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles White of Glasgow,
was a patient from Friday to Tues
day for minor surgery.
Mrs. Ralph Watson of Glasgow
had medical car from Friday to
Monday.
Mrs. Otto NJ. Christinson of Glas-
gov was a medical patient from Fri
day to Monday.
Mrs. Kenneth Dascher of Glasgow
was a medical patient from Sat-
urday to Tuesday.
Thomas Kerns of Glasgow en-
tered Saturday for medical care.
Patrick Brown of Frazer received
medical treatment from Sunday to
Thursday.
Maxine Christensen, 8, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Christen-
sen of Hinsdale. had a tonSil oper-
alton Monday; Jim Storkson, 6, son
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RICHLAND
BY Gladys Killenbeek

Pfc. Robert Squires is home for
a 3O-day furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Squires. He has
just completed 20 months service
overseas. He is with the air force in
charge of ground equipment. During
the time the was overseas he was in
England, ireland, Germany and
France.
Serg. Milford Sand is spending
his furlough here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Sand.
Pvt. Albert Solberg is on furlough
from Camp MaXey. Texas, and is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Solberg, here.
Mrs. Elmer Balm was honored at
a surprise party on her birthday
Thursday evening at her home.
Those who attended were Mrs. Earl
Brackee. Mrs. H. H. Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond BurquiSt, Mr..
and Mrs. Ezra Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Gordon, Mrs. George KILL
enbeck and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
KraVik.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Knudsen re-
turned home Monday from McCabe
where they had visited Mr.. Knud-
sens parents since Wednesday. They
were accompanied to McCabe by
Mr.. Knudsen's sister, Mrs. Martin
Nelson, and niece, Viola Mae Knud-
sen. who had been visiting here a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kravik and
Mrs. Howard Swenson were guests
of MI. and Mrs. Max Mayity in
Four Buttes Sunday.
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Sergeant Fossum
At Air Depot
on His Way Home

From an air forces reinforcement
depot at Stone, Staffordshire, Eng
land, comes news that Staff Serg.
Chester G.. Fossum, husband of Mrs.
Anna B. Fossum of Opheim, recent
ly passed through that station on
his way to the United States. He
served as crew chief with a Psi
squadron in England and was over
seas 16 months. He wears six battle
stars, as we'll as the presidential
unit citation with oak leaf cluster.
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Railroad Women Meet

A short business meeting OF the
Ladies society of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
was held in the Dignan hall Tues
day night. Mrs. Duane Boley pre-
sided and Mrs. H. H. Norton, Mrs.
Morris Opsahl and Mrs. Wilburn
Nelson were appointed members OF
a committee for the next social
meeting. The group adjourned early
to Join in the victory celebration.
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of pink and white gladioli, were
used in decoration of the church
platform. Parted curtains of the
baptisry revealed a lighted cross
Preceding the ceremony there was
a program of music including a
trombone solo, Bohm's Still as the
Night" by played by A. H. Hartwig;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwig sang Always
as a duet, and MI. Hartwig sang Be
cause" Mrs. A. B. Friedlund played
Dreams" from Tristan and Isolde"
by Wagner, and the bridal chorus
from "Lohengrin," as a professional.
She played Memberships wedding
march following the ceremony.
Ardine and Nadine Snyder, dressed
in blue lowered dimity formals,
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lighted the candles in the candel-
abra, and led the bridal procession
as bridesmaids, carrying blue car
nations. Sharon Linn, maid of honor,
wore a formal of blue chiffon n
carried a noSegay of matching car
nations and sweet peas. Mrs. Hart
wig, sister Of the bride, was matron
of honor and wore peach en-
broidered chiffon and carried a nose
gay of matching carnations and
sweet peas.
The bride wore a wedding gown of
white satin and chiffon with lace
trim, and a fingertip veil held in
place with a cluster of orange bios
SONS. She carried a white Bible with
streamers of white ribbon and tied
with an orchid and stephanotis. Her
train was borne by her tiny niece,
Lonette Hartwig. The bridegroom'S
best man was Mr.. Hartwig, and
Myron Frederickson was usher.
The Rev. H. F. Widen read the
double ring service of the Baptist
church The bride was given in
marriage by her fatho..
A reception for a few friends was
held at the Pease home after the
ceremony. A three-tiered wedding
cake was cut and served.
The bride is a native of Glasgow.
She was graduated from the Glas-
gov high school in 1899 and from
Ginfield college at McMinnville. Ore,
in l943. Sre was a member of Phi
Beta Mu social sorority and Alpha
Psi omega, national honorary
dramatics sorority. She taught home
economics at the Wolf Point high
school a year and has been employed
in the Buttrey store at Great Falls
the past year. =
Sergeant Poteet was graduated
from the Terlton high school in 1889.
He has just returned from Italy
where he served as flight chief in
the air corps. He had been overseas
two years and five months, having
served in the North African and
European campaigns. He trained at
the Glasgow airbase with the 96th
heavy bombardment squadron, first
to train at the base.
Sergeant and Mrs. Poteet spent
several days this week at Fort Peck
lake. They will leave Monday for
Terlton to visit his parents. Sergeant
Poteet will report at Camp Chaffee,
Okla, Aug. 80. If he receives a dis
charge soon he will attend college
this winter.
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Weber also spoke in appreciation of
the work of several county employees
who were reSigning including, Miss
Ida DiSrud, Mrs. John Shepherd,
Eerett McInerney and Mrs. Arthur
Parke. Sandwiches and cake were
served with coffee.
Members of the veterans of
Foreign Wars auxiliary honored Mrs.
Mcpherson at an evening party at
Dunn's lounge Thursday night.
Cootie was played and Mrs. Charles
Gender given a high cor prize and
Mrs. Elva Crowder a low score gift.
Mrs. Mcpherson was presented with
a gift, Mrs. William Mcconnell,
president of the auxiliary, making
the presentation. A lunch was
served. 1t had been planned to
honor Mrs. Raymond Achen at the
same party, but as she left the city
for Seattle that day, she was pre-
scented with a gift upon her depart
ture
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcpherson and
daughter, Leona, and Miss Jean
Anne Leonard of Havre, who has
been visiting them the past two
weeks and helping them pack, were
dinner guests last Wednesday night,
which was Mrs. McPherson'S birth
day, at the home of her brother Dan
Dascher, and again on Tuesday noon
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Bjorklund
entertained the McPherSonS, and
Miss Leonard, Mi. and Mrs. NelS
C. Briggs, Radioman and Mrs. John
Briggs and Miss Dorothy Briggs at
dinner Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels C. Briggs en-
tertained the McPhersons, Miss
Leonard and the Bjorklunds at din
ner Friday night.
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Mrs. Alfred M. Kalland of Malta,
had major surgery Monday.
Miss lone Frost of Hinsdale had
major surgery Tuesday.
Miss Irma Buchanan. Is, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Buchanan
of Nashua, underwent major sur
gerry Tuesday.
Robert Savage of Glasgow had
medical are from Tuesday to
Thursday.
Ronald Goodrich, 8, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Goodrich of Glen
dive, was a patient Wednesday and
Thursday for treatment of a frac-
ture.
Mrs. Joe Isakson of Opheim n
tered Wednesday for medical care.
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Former Teacher Visits

Miss Katherine Murphy OF New
England. N. D., a teacher in the
Glasgow high school under Superin-
tendent D. S. Williams, was a guest
of Mrs. Mary E. Dignan from Mon
day to Wednesday. Her sister, Mrs.
w. L. Gardiner of New England, met
her here Wednesday. Mrs. Dignan
and Miss Murphy were luncheon
guests Tuesday of Mrs. G.. R. jamie
SON, who was Miss Murphy's ROOM
mate, at Mrs. Dignan's home.
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of Mrs. Rachel Storkson of Glas-
gaw had a tonsil operation Tuesday;
Robert, 6, and Marlene, 7, children
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kallem of
Glasgow, and Miss Maxine Kallem,
10, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Kallam of Nashua, had tonsil oper-
atoms Thursday.
Mrs. Ingvold Berg of Glasgow was
given medical care from Sunday to
Tuesday.
Max Hueth of Nashua had medi-
cal attention Monday.
Lee Lawrence, 9, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Lawrence of Richland,
had surgical care Monday.
Alfred Kalland, 10, son of Mr.. and
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Honey Crop Is Not
AS Heavy AS
Last Years Total

Although the Milk river honey
harvest in this section is just begin
ming, indications are that it will net
be as heavy as last years bumper
return, according 10 Vernon Osgood
of the Northern Bloom Honey COM
pany. Recent weeks have been ideal
for honey production, Mr.. Osgood
said, but a late, cold season earlier
kept bees from working to capacity.
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Miss Disrud HOnored

Miss Ella Hammerness entertained
a few friends in homer of Miss Ida
Disrud at a picnic dinner at the
Legion plunge Sunday. In the group
were Miss Aagot Liam, Mrs. Nora
Mumford, Miss Iva Holiday and
Miss Bertha Holiday.
Miss Disrud has resigned her posi-
tiCn as deputy county superinten-
dent of schools and will leave soon
for Missoula, near where she will
be principal of a grade school the
coming year.
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Qualey, chose her project leaders
for the year. They are clothing, Mrs.
C. j. Bill.ngsley and Mrs. Sid Cot
ton: nutrition, Mrs. Tony Arrotta
and Mrs. Fred Ekola; home manage
ment. Mrs. Hulse B%illingsley and
Mrs. liver Martin, and gifts Mrs. L..
S. Humphrey and Mrs. Chris Molvig.
Officers were installed with Mrs.
James Billingsley reading the cere-
mony. Miss Iva Holiday spoke to
the group. The September meeting
will be at the Chris Molvig home.
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Entertain at Fort Peck Lake

Mrs. G.. A. Clarke and Mrs. F. S.
Mcintyre entertained friends at the
Clark cottage at Fort Peck lake Sat-
urday afternoon after 4. A luncheon
vas served at 7. In the group were
Mrs. S. L. Rugg, Mrs. G.. r. jamie
son, Mrs. c. r. st. Clair. Mrs. H.
w. Magruder. Miss Belle Minnick
and Mrs. Joe Clark.
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SACO HOUSES SOLD

Saco-Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pippin
have bought the E. B. Noble home
and intend to move in soon from
the country. Andrew Aune has
bought the Nelson house vacated by
the Knute Jacobson family and will
move in this week.
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Esther Circle Meets

Mrs. D. G. Scanson was hostess
to members of Lutheran Esther
circle at the church clubroom Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. c. E. Wilson
presided and conducted devotions.
Materials to be used for aprons and
dishtowels for the autumn bazaar
were distributed. Mrs. Harry Benson
read an Interpretation of the pic
ture. Christ and the Fisherman"
by Ernest Carl Zimmerman. Mrs.
Scanson served a luncheon.
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Report Church improvements

Mrs. Kathryn SOeSbe reported on
new improvements of the Christian
church. particularly new doors, at a
meetino of the Christian Ladies Aid
at the home of Mrs. L. A. Strader
Thursday afternoon. The outside
doors were the gift of Mrs. Strader.
Mrs. M. j. SiSSon presided at a
business meeting and conducted de-
votionS. Plans for e~vangelistic meet
ings, to begin Sept. ,, were made.
Mrs. Strader served luncheon.
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Mrs. Gender is Hostess

Methodist Circle c met with Mrs.
Charles NJ. Gender Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Julian Lund and Mrs.
Claude Proper were visitors. Mrs.
w. D. Meyer presided. Plans for the
autumn bazaar were discussed. The
hostess served a luncheon after the
meeting.
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Mrs. Miller HOnOred

Miss Aagot Liam entertained a
group of friends at dinner and bridge
last Saturday night honoring Mrs.
Mabel Miller of Chinook who was
visiting here. Other guests were Miss
Maybelle Stensrud, Mrs. Bessie Brant
Mrs. F.. P. Whalen and Mrs. M. S.
Funk.
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Society
Oleu,s
POtPet-PeaSe

POteeI-FeaSe
Miss Priscilla Alden Pease, daugh-
ter, of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Pease of
Glasgow, and Master Serg. Charles
Leaman Poteet. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bedford Poteet of Terlton, Okla,
were married at the Glasgow Bap-
fist church Tuesday night at 8.
Palms, tall candelabra and baskets
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Adams-Z erbe

Adams-Zerbe
Miss Lorraine Adams, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G.. Adams of
Togo. Mimi, and Ludwig Zerbe, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. william Zerbe OF
Lustre. we're married at the Men,
MONTE Brethren church in Lustre
Saturday night at 8. The Rev. Arthur
Flaming officiated in the presence OF
200 friends.
The bride wore a gown Of white
faille with satin trim and train and
a full length lace trimmed veil. She
carried a white Bible to which was
tied a gardenia bouquet with four
bud trimmed satin streamers.
Her attendants were Miss Lydia
Zerbe. a sister of the bridegroom,
and Dorene Eldred of Lincoln. Nebr,.
a clasmate of both the bride and
bridegroom at the st. Paul Bible
institute. who wore gowns of romaine
crepe in pastel green and yellow.
The bridegroom's best man was his
brother, Benjamin Zerbe. His cousin,
Adolph Zerbe was also a groomsman.
A reception was held at the church
Immediately following the ceremony.
The bride and bridegroom left for
Glacier national park for a short
wedding trip.
Mr.. Zerbe was graduated from the
Glasgow high school in 1912. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Zerbe were graduated
from the st. Paul Bible institute IN
MAY. After oct. l they will live in
Toccoa, Ga, where the bridegroom
will attend school.
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Club Has Guests

The Business and Professional
Woman's club had as dinner guests
at its meeting at the Allen cafe blue
room Monday night at 6:15 the lead
ers of Girl Scout troops in Glas-
gov.
A report of the recent Girl Scout
camp attended by IS girls was given
by Mrs. c. j.. Herbold Sr. and Mrs.
S. 1. Larson. Mrs. Robert Humph-
ries and Mrs. j. NJ. Stuart, who had
received severe %sunburns while di-
recting camp activities, were pre-
scented with souvenir skillets painted
red and appropriately inscribed.
Miss Ida DiSrud, who has repre-
sented the club on the advisory
board of the American Pioneer
Trails association and has also been
a member of the Girl Scout Council,
and who is leaving Glasgow, was
presented with a farewell gift from
the club, Mrs. Larson, making the
presentation. Mrs. c. w. Kampfer
was appointed to succeed Miss Dis
rud on the advisory board of the
Pioneer Trails association.
Mrs. Mabel Miller, of Chinook,
first president of the Glasgow club,
was present and gave a short talk.
Miss Mardrid Reite presided at the
business meeting and Mrs. G. M.
Frazier during the program. The
club will meet Sept. 10 and "a.