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Tito i p~anslavizam

"Slobodna>Rec" cd Is. aprila doneia
je clanak napisan i obelodanjen "Slav-
jani", organu panslavistickog "Sveslo-
venskog Odbora" u Moskvi.
Geo clanak Sc bavi sa "~Slavenima",
"slavenstvom', Mason velikom sestrom
Rusiiom", 0 potrebi '~'slavenskog jedins-
iva" it'd. 0 radnicima ne govori nista,
a narcotic kapitaliste ne pominje. Klase
clanku. Evo primera tin slavopojk ma
sem "slovenskom bratstvu":
"Tako je iskovano bratstvo sa veil
kom slovenskom zernljom i sa narodi-
ma Sovjetskog Saveza, bratstvo posve-
ceno krvlju i zivotima najboljih sinova
velikih i malih slovenskih zemalja. Etc.
cato SUI owe veze nerazdvojive i veGite.'
P~anslavizam Sc u osnovi ne rail-
kuje cd rasizma. sovinizma iii nemackog
"nadcovestva'. Panslavizam je otrov -
kapitalisticki otrov - kojl sadrzi mrznju
prema drugim narodima i kooperaciju
slavenskih radnika sa slavenskim kapi-
talistima.
Tito zaista estate dosledan svojoj
stalinistickoj "filozofiji". Ovako uobra-
ziti Slavene slavenske radne mase
= da SUI one nesto vece i bolje cd dru-
cog naroda, onda nije tesko odvesti in
u rat, protiv ma koga naroda koji nije
slavenski. A to je bas sto kapitalizam
svih naciia, iii kombinacija ~nacija, cini.
Sve sto dale, to gore,
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POGLAVJE XII.
VOJVODA Cd ANJOUA

Glavni stan rojalisticke armije bese u predgradju
Fonta, koji je sada u rusevinama. Vojvoda cd Anjoua.
brat kralja Charlesa TX, okupirao je u Fonti, u sredinl
roJalistickog logora, kucu koja idiase pod imenom
RESERVOIR, posto Sc u dvoristu nalazio reservoir u
koll Sc voda sleva koju je, sada razoreni vodovod Cd
vodio u La Rochelle. Princev glavni stan, iako je raz-
rusen ration, bese popravljen ueinjen pristalims Ia
kralJevske gosti, zahvaljuci radu njegovlh posluznika.
ko]i opremise i snabdese %rusevine mason china iApo-
kucstva koje SUI ratne mage nosile tragom armije.
Prlnceva molitvena SODA gde je on, iii u psovackom
podrugivanju, iii mozda u popustanju fanatizmu ras-
kalasenosti, vrsio oboje, svoju molitvu podavao Sc
obescascenju, bese ukrasena ljubicastom kadifom oven
canon sa ukrasima koji Sc %grupisahu u zlatne i ze-
irene tasele. Svetlo dana nikada ne ~probijase to b&ud-
nicko skloniste, koje samo vestacki svecnik osvetljavase
sa svecama cd mirisnog voska. Ma jednoj strani sebe
stajase molitvena stolica nadvisena raspelom cd $40
move kosti; ma protivnoj strani bese debelo ojastusena
sofa. Turski cilim pokrivase patos. Velvetna zasesa.
zatvorena ovog momenta, vodise u unutrasnju sobu.
Nastavice se)
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|Dxepna Biblija.
STAMPAR

Sa originalnog francuskog ma engleski: Daniel De Leon.
Sedemnaesta knjiga romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne
naroda" Ill ~"Istorija jedne proleters1e porodice
kroz vekove." Prica o sesnaestom Stolecu.
Udue knjige. Knjiga H..
81.
Poslednji cd tri broda tex sto je usao u prista-
niste kada ~cegrtanje puscane paljbe odjeknu liza ka-
menja koje medjise ma obali, ma desno cd mesta gde
Sc roceloiske zene o~kupljahu. Oni prosuse kisu kursu-
ma. zene i deca, snrtno ranjeni, padahu mrtyi oko
Therese j Cornelie. Neocekivani napad roialistickih
vojnika il zasede baci nesretne zene u paniku. One SUI
dosle sasvim nenaoruzane, sa namerom sakupliania
skoljki w obalu, ne gledahu ma drugu opasnost osim
cd baterija sa zalivskog procelja. Desilo Sc da Sc dec
toga garsona sastojao cd trupa garde vojvode cd
Anjouua, pod komandom Marqusa cd Montbara, Jed
noga cd p~rincevih mezinaca, ~najgoreg razvratnika u
celoj rojalistckoj armiji. Gin je prozreo roceloiske
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-03
"DEMO-


Tito i niegove partizanske skutonose -
k~ombinacija vodja bivse "Komunisticke par
tile i burzoaskih partija i grupa raznog
obelezia kroz cello vrene rata, deraIi SUI
Sc il petnih lila ma sve strane sveta, 0
"vrlinama" njihoye planirane "demokrati-
je". Obecavali SUI "tistu" i "narodnu demo
kratiju'' "a sve narode, klase, grippe i pole
dince. Neprekidno su grdili - sa potpunom
r-6noscu, razume Sc = predratnu v%ladavinu,
d narcotic Aleksandrovu diktatorsku vlast u
Jugoslaviii. Oni obecavahu pravu "suprot-
rost' diktaturi.
Mi, Marksisti Cd Jugoslavenske Fedora
CHE Sociialisticke Radnicke Partije, nj "a
jednu malenkost nismo bill obmanjeni S tim
obecaniem. Mi mali, kao sto i sada
znamo, da "demokratija' ne dolazi il ljuds-
kin srca i ~osecaja, nego il ekonomskih pri~
lika. I znali sno, dale, da je narcotic u
Jugoslaviji demokratija nemoguca.
Partizanska politika, ne samo da je usvo-
jila, i u nacelu i formalno, kapitalizam -
drustvo, %zasnovano ma privatnom vlasnistvu
i izrabljivanju radnicke klase - nego je cak
odbacilai svako pominjanje Socijalizma, klas-
ne borbe, radnika i radnickog o~slobodjenja.
Sauna ova cinjenica porice ne samo pravu,
nego i lcemernu, bur3paskp "demokratiju".
u samom pocetku Titine "demokratije", vlast
u Jugoslaviji Sc pokazuje vrlo mnogo auto
kratskom i diktatorskom. christian Science
Monitor cd Il. marta doneo je jedan ~intrevju
jednog "jugoslavenskog posmatraoca', kojl
je tex stigao IL Beograda u London j medju
drugim rekao je to da "Vec cak sada u prkos
oStre ZINE. mnogi rekruti u Titinoj voiskil
koji SUI bill ma silu mobilizovani dezertiraju
Titinu armiju i nose svoje oruzje sd sobom.
"Kada jednom sumo ~listaju, broj deer
terra hi mogao biti ogroman. Dok Rusi ma
puste zemlju Titin rezim &c biti zbacen radi
oskudice u podupiranju. Titina moe zavisi
cd sila izvan Jugoslavije, ne Cd potpore samih
Jugoslavena." A ma upit: "A sta o Titinu
polozaju?", "posmatraoc' je odgovorio:
"Sve sto ia mogu reel jeste da Tito zivi Il
viii koja je pretvorena u tvrdjavu. Kada on
prolazi beogradskim ulicama covek vidi mai
pre- teretna kola noseci masinske puSke, onda
diva automobile sa naoruzanim vojnicima,
oEda Titin automobil pun vojnika i "a MIN
punt tesko n%aoruzani AUTOMOBILE. Ovo ne ma
govestava pucansku kooperaciju." O onoj,
mnogo oglasenoj demonstraciji u Beogradu
protiv kralja ''posmatraoc" je odgovorio:
ia samo mogu reel da SUI radnici i
uposlenici tvornica bill prisiljeni da izadju
ma takvu prigodu na ulice noseci natpise
pripremljene cd Komunisticke partije. We
Gina ucesnika u OWN demonstracijama po-
rasali SUI Sc kao da SUI posetili sprovod. Xii
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sale u ~jugoslavensko pitanje, kada SUI
one bile "a povracanje kralja i kralje-
Vjne. Tada je mesanje bio Ma svom
meStu.
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tered last Wednesday for medical

tered last Wednesday for medical
care.
George Smith of Glasgow was a
medical patient from last Wednes-
day to Sunday.
Frank Ferrin of Nashua was a
patient from Thursday to Tuesday.
Mrs. James Meekins of Glasgow
received medical care Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Clinton Howe of Glasgow was
given medical attention from Sun
day to Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence Kravik of Richland
had medical care Monday and Tues
day.
Richard Pankratz of Frazer had
minor surgery Monday.
Annie Larsen, 8, daughter of Mrs.
Cecilia Larsen of Glasgow. had
medical care Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. E. P. Taylor of Glasgow en-
tered Wednesday for medical care
Ernest Marks of Saco entered
Wednesday as a medical patient.
Mrs. Hannah Hammond of Saco
entered Wednesday for medical
treatment.
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Community
TONIGHT

8-White Shrine of Jerusalem al
Masonic temple.
8-American Legion and Auxiliary
at Legion DON in civic center.
8-Degree of Honor at Odd Eel
lows hall.
FRIDAY
2:30-W. C.T.U. with Mrs. E. P
Erickson.
8-Operetta at high school audi
forum by seventh grade.
SATURDAY
3-Degree of Honor Juveniles at
Odd Fellows hall.
3 Odd Fellow-Rebekah whist
tournament, Odd Fellows hall.
MONDAY
6:l5 49, Business and Professional
Woman's club at Allen cafe.
8-Laura Rebekah lodge at Odd
Fellows hall.
TUESDAY
600 - Young Peoples supper at
Methodist church.
7:3O-District nurses association
at hospital.
7:3O-Rainbow meeting and card
party at Masonic temple.
WEDNESDAY
2:30 - Sunflower Art club with
Mrs. r. L. Thomas.
THURSDAY
2-Altar society meets for prayer
at st. Raphael's church followed by
business meeting at club house.
2:30-St. Matthews Episcopal guild
at Dunn's lounge with Mrs. Clifford
Soper as hostess.
2:30 - Christian Ladies Aid at
home of Mrs. K. w. Bliven.
2:30-Lutheran Esther circle with
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First Baptist Church
Henry F. Widen, Minister

Henry F. Widen, minister
Church Bible school at TO-, E. B,
Pease, superintendent. Public divine
worship service at IL. Anthem by
the choir. Placing of blue stars on
service flag. Sermon: Some Aspects
of Sanctification." Reception of new
members and celebration of the
lords supper. Junior youth fellow
ship worship service at $50. Leader
Miss Beulah Cloves. Evening song
and sermon service. Special music.
Sermon: The Busy Man Who
Failed" Midweek Bible study and
prayer service Wednesday at 1880 in
the pastors church office.
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Methodist Church
Grant = Naora -acyo,

Services for the Third Sunday of
lent. March 4. Church school at
Gas. A. l.. Hasbrouck, s~uperintend-
ent. Morning services at IL. Youth
fellowship at $50. Topic THE
price of Popularity" Dale Moore,
leader. Evening service at 800.
Junior choir practice Tuesday at
400. Senior choir practice on Thurs
day at 7:30. Prayer service and
Bible study every wednesday at TOO.
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Will Serve Easter Breakfast

The Lutheran Daughters OF the
Reformation made plans to serve an
Easter breakfast at the Lutheran
church parlors a 6 Easter Sunday
morning, at a meeting at the home
of Miss Betty Lindberg Tuesday
night.
Miss Selma Vegge presided and
appointed committees for the break
fast. with Miss Evelyn Breikjsrn as
chairman of the food preparation
group. Miss Judith Svingen, of the
program committee, and Mrs. Arthur
Parke. of the dining room COM
mittee.
Miss Svingen conducted devotions
at the meeting. Mrs. Harold
Schwenke spoke on Art and Reli-
gion." and Miss Helen Egstad con-
Quoted a worship meditation. Miss
Lindberg served a luncheon. Miss
EVELYN Enger will entertain the
group at her home in the Jensen
apartments, March Is.
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Whist Club Meets

Mrs. Calvin Brown entertained the
Whist-A-While club at her home
Thursday night. Mrs. Dudley Rush
ton received a high score prize and
Mrs. Willis Peterson a cut prize. A
luncheon was served after the card
games. Decorations and favors of the
luncheon table were appropriate for
George Washington's birthday.
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Opheim Gospel Tabernacle
Assemblies of God

Sunday school at 10. Morning
worship at IL. Evangelistic services
at 8. Evening services every night
tbs week except Thursday, with
Rev. M. Dormire preaching. A special
musical program will be put on by
the Glasgow CAS- Wednesday.
Young Peoples meeting Friday
evening.-Rev. Carl Hines, pastor.
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Baptist Junior Circle Meets

Mrs. Orville Teichrow entertained
the Baptist Junior circle at her
home wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Vernon Osgood conducted devotions
The group planned to make dish
towels for the autumn bazaar. Mrs.
Archie Luce was chosen as secre-
tary and treasurer. A luncheon was
served. The group will meet next
with Mrs. Osgood.
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According TO
The Courier
BIRTHS

To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dewitt
of Glasgow, Feb. %. a daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dahl of
Opheim, Feb. 81, a son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Hemmert
of Glasgow, Feb. %, a son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Lam
phiere of Glasgow, Feb. "a, a son.
To Private and Mrs. Eugene
Tourtlotte of Fort Peck, Feb. "a, a
daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Art Kotaki of
Glasgow, Feb. 25, a son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Beecher
of Glasgow. Feb. %. a daughter
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Miss Knauss surprised

Miss Geraldine Knauss was sur-
prised by a group of friends at her
home last Wednesday night. Bingo
and other games were played. Her
mother, Mrs. C. D. Knauss served
a luncheon. Miss Knauss left this
week for Gladwin, Mich, where she
is employed.
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Christian Science Society

Services in Masonic hall. Second
avenue south and Seventh street,
Sunday at II. Subject of the lesson
sermon, Christ Jesus" The public
is cordially invited. Program radio
cast from The Mother Church,
Boston. each Saturday at 4:45 p. m.
over KGHL, Billings.
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Christian Fellowship

Service held in the American Le-
gion room of the civic center. Sunday
school 1T 10. Worship service at II.
Sermon: Love to Christ" Evange-
lical service at 8. Topic: The New
Birth" Christian young peoples
fellowship Monday at 8. Cottage
prayer meeting Thursday at g.
Pastor c. A. Wall.
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Mrs. Lane Honors Group

Mrs. Lillian Lane entertained a
Birthday club at her home Wednes-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. j. j.
Hines and Miss Maybells Stensrud,
whose birthday it was. Birthday
gifts we're also given Mrs. r. w.
Cumming, Mrs. E. P. Taylor and Miss
Mary Ann Hoole. Other guests were
Mrs. w. c. Oliver, Mrs. Arthur Carl
son, Mrs. r. Sinclair and Mrs. w. D.
Meyer. A luncheon was served.
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service at $3.50. Bible study and
prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:45. All are welcome.-Wilfred
c. Mckay, pastor.
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Have Dinner Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olson and
Gunner Brekke entertained jointly
at dinner at the Olson home Sat
urday night. Guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Benson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eric Satire, Mr.. and Mr.. Boyd Mag
and daughter, Mrs. Mabel Hovland
and RaSmuS Stromme.
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To Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Potts of
Malta, Feb. 81, a son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Has
brouck of Glasgow. Feb. %, a son.
To Private and Mrs. Alden Herring
of Hinsdale, Feb. %, a son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. George Salo of
Hinsdale, Feb. &c, a daughter.
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Serg. Chouinard Honored

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Gallagher en-
tertained a group of relatives at din
ner Sunday afternoon at 5 in honor
of Serg. Warren Chouinard who has
been spending a furlough in Glasgow
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Chouinard. He left Tuesday for
an eastern airbase.
The previous Monday night he
was a guest at the home of Mr.. and
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GIagow Nazarene Mission

Sunday school at 10. Worship SER
vice at II. Evening church service at
7:45. Bible study and prayer meet
ing 7:45. All are welcome.-Wilfred
C. Mckay, pastor.
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Has Birthday Dinner

George Mitchell celebrated a re-
cent birthday by entertaining at
dinner at the Allen cafe Sunday.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Anderson and family. Mrs. Idella
Bickford, George and Andy Allen,
George Poulos and Tom VLSos.
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Onheim Lutheran Church

Sunday school at Gas. Services
at IL. Confirmation class meets
Wednesday at 7. Mid week service
wednesday at 8. Services at Rich
land Bench Sunday at 3.-Rev. E. B.
Holte, pastor.
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Social and Club News
of the Glasgow Section

Mersen, Invitation to the Dance
by Won Weber.
Gerry Near gave the introduction
to THE Nutcracker Suite" by
Tschaikowsky. The six selections ir
the suite were played as duos by
Gerry and David Near and Betty
Lou and Frank Mersen.
Guests of the club were Mrs
George F.. Mitchell and her mother
Mrs. A. M. Belts of Marshalltown,
Iowa, who is visiting her; Mrs. R,
G. Schneider, Mrs. Paul Hoffman
and Mrs. Charles MacNeill. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Fried
lund after the program.
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Mr.. Yrs Speaks

Stephen Yrs spoke on food preser-
walton and the community cannery
at a meeting of the Glasgow Home
Demonstration club at the home OF
Mrs. William H. Anderson Tuesday
afternoon. He showed an educational
movie on Frozen Foods" Mrs. T.
NJ. Owings presided at a business
meeting and the group voted a con-
tribution to the Red Cross war fund.
Mrs. Anderson served a luncheon.
Visitors were Mrs. Chris Molvig,
Mrs. Tom Mullen and Mrs. D. c.
Mclean. Mrs. j. P. Sternhagen
joined the group.
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Mrs. Mersen Honors Sister

Mrs. F.. J.. Mersen entertained a
few friends Informally Wednesday
afternoon at tea at her home in
honor of her sister, Mrs. E. r. Cut
ter. who is visiting her.
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Gard Party Planned

The entertainment committee of
the advisory board for the Order of
Rainbow for girls is sponsoring a
card party to follow the regular
meeting of the Rainbow group at the
Masonic temple next Tuesday night
at 7:30. MasonS and Eastern Star
members have been invited.
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Miss Mann HOnored

Miss Mazel Mann. who left today
for army nurse service, was honOred
at an Informal party at the Dea-
coness hospital dining room Tues
day night. She vas presented with
a oft from the hospital staff and
with a writing kit from the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary, a testament
from Glasgow churches, a %certifi-
cate of honor from the city and
service room tickets from the
American Legion. She was also
given similar gifts for Miss Juns
Egbert of Harlem, who had taken
part of her nurse training at the
Glasgow Deacoress hospital, and
who left recently for army hurst
service. Miss Mann placed two new
stars on the hospital service flag.
Refreshments were served.
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Young People Will Serve

Young people of the Methodist
church will serve & public dinner at
the church parlors Tuesday night.
The proceeds of the dinner will go to
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Red Cross flight kits are pro-
vided wounded men evacuated from
the Middle East to hospitals back
home. Kits contain games, maya
zines, candy, and other items.
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a fund to send a delegation from the
group to the young peoples sum-
mer camp of the church next sum-
mer.
More Society on Page .
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Glasgow Lutheran

Sunday school at Gas. worship at
II. Choir Thursday at 7. Mid-week
Lenten service at 8:15.
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Church Services
st. Raphaeps Church

Every Sunday: Masses at Glasgow
at 8 and 10. Masses at Fort Peck at
9. Week days: Masses every day at
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Iehnvah,s witnesses

Watchtower Bible study at King
dom hall. TOT Second avenue south.
Services Sunday evening at 8.
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Deaconess Hospital
Notes

Miss Myrtle Miller of Opheim had
a tonsil operation last Wednesday,.
Susan Steffensen, l, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. K. R. S~teffensen, was
a medical patient from Thursday to
Monday.
Karen Hentz of Hinsdale had
minor surgery Thursday and left
the hospital Monday.
Janice Built, 6, and Donald Built,
z, children of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Built of Glasgow had tonsil opera
tons Friday.
Joe Stabily of Glasgow had med
ical care from Friday to Monday.
Mrs. Anna Hopkins of Glasgow
had minor surgery Saturday.
Charles Dick, 4-month-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dick of Lustre,
was brought to the hospital Satur-
day for medical care.
Mrs. NelS Dokken of Glasgow was
a medical patient from Saturday to
Wednesday.
Colin Kerr of Hinsdale entered as
a medical patient Monday.
Mrs. Carl Maalerud of Tampico
was a medical patient from Monday
to Wednesday.
William Bernard of Scobey en-
tered Wednesday for medical
treatment.
John Hochhalter of Glasgow en-
tered Wednesday IS a medical
patient.
George Watson of Vandalia en-
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Nashua Lutheran


Worship at 8. Sunday school at
10. Mid-week Lenten service at 8.
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Mrs. Nels Dokken, 500 Third avenue,
north.
2:30 - Methodist Circle C with
Mrs. Virgil McVee.
2:30 st. Matthew'S guild with
Mrs. Cecil Harrison.
8-Royal Neighbors at R.N.A. hall.
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Mrs. James Christinson enter
tanned a group at a dessert lunch
con Friday night at 8, compli-
menting Mr.. Clarence Hall Jr. Con-
tract was played at two tables and
Mrs. Lawrence Cheadle received a
high o prize. Mrs. Abbie Cotton
received a low score gift. Mrs. Hall
received a shower of gifts.
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Congregational Church
Sunday, March 4, 1874

Sunday school at 10. Morning
service at II. Rev. c. H. Conner,
State Superintendent for the Cong
regational church will give the SER
mon. There will be an important
meeting for all members and friends
following the service. Pilgrim Fell
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Sunday school at II. Worship first
and third Sunday at 2:30.
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Mrs. E. T. Gallagher. A lunch was
served at midnight.
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Ulman- WtltfOrd
william Dudley nlman of Glasgow
and Miss Margaret Alice Whitford
daughter of Mrs. Alice r.. Whitforo
of santa Barbara, Calf, were mar
ried at the First Methodist church
of Los Angeles, Feb. 5. DR.. Alfred
Hughes. district superintendent OF
the Southern California conference,
officiated. Attendants were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Abbott, cousins of the
bride.
The bride wore a white wool sport
suit and navy blue and pink Access
series. she wore a corSage of violetS
surrounding pink roses and gar
denias. A wedding breakfast at the
BiltmOre hotel in Los Angeles fol-
lowed the ceremony.
The bride is a graduate of Santa
Barbara high school. Santa Barbara
college and the University of Cali
fOrnia. She is a descendent OF
pioneer California families. She is a
member of Phi Alpha Delta, national
leadership fraternity. She has been
secretary of the Santa Barbara
Democratic club for two years.
Mr.. Illman was graduated from
the Glasgow high school and at
tended the University of Montana
at MiSSoula and was graduated from
Montana Wesleyan university, at
Helena. He then did graduate work
at the University of Illinois. He
taught physical education and social
science in Illinois and Montana high
schools. He is now engaged in de-
fenSa work in Los Angeles.