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Browning chief., 1945-01-05
Events In Brief....

| Harry Horn of Babb left Wed
nesday for Billings to undergo q
serious major operation at the St
Vincent's Hospital. He will be in
the hospital for two months to
make the recovery, he said.
All wool Stacks IL to 20 Econ
omy Shop.
Helen Watson; who is a fresh.
man at the University of Mon.
tana. is home visiting parents
during the holidays and will re-
turn to resume her studies Sun.
day.
Betty Anderson, a student at
the Kinman Business University
at Spokane. and Vergene Beck.
also a student of the institution,
will return to resume their stuties
in the near future. Both are en-.
joyiDg the holidays with home
folks.
Six coats left in sizes 20 to 44
to close out at reduced prices.
Economy Shop
Word is that Mrs. May Will
hanson, who suffered serious
fracture # one of her ankles
last October. is making favorable
recovery. Recently tn e casts
we're removed as to enable her
to move about on crutches.
Promotion to Seoman first
class came as a Christmas gift
to Ruth Shannon, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Shannon,
who is on duty at the U. S. Ma.
val Air Base at Quonset Point
R. l.
One lot of sweaters to close
out at 81. Economy Shop.
Word from Wallace Duncan
SIX Sc is that he is stationed
somewhere j n the Pacific and
that he longs to have every mis-.
cradle ap erased from lite's
page. He is getting along nicely,
h e writes. and wishes all his
friends every available goo d
thing during the New Year.
Air Cadet Harold Crossman,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Cross
man. was availed the enjoyment
of Christmas Day at home. Of
eight days travelling time to get
from Independence, Kansas to
San Antonio. Texas to complete
his training. only this one day
could be efforded for time at
home. He was accompanied here
from Great Falls by Miss Gret-
tenburR, who was a Christmas
guest at the Crossman home.
Pvt. Henry C. Bird, son Of Ida
W. Whiteman of Browning and
q member of the 8lst wildcat"
Infantry Division. h a 8 be n
awarded the Combat Infantry
man Badge. The Combat Infan-
.tryman Badge is awarded for ex-
emplary conduct and skill in &C.
tion against the enemy.
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where { b . Gospel is b elm g
preached ia Montana. Ths de-
nomiuatioa has . militant HONS
Missisns program which il svi-
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Federal Iow-priced. Sizes u
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or separately with other ~AH
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Girls Skirts

ToiIored skirts to see her snnortly thru
school. Perky ploids and solid colors IN
wool blends and royons. ~ns
PIeoted styles. Sizes J to SS4
Ia and 3-6H. -
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Legion Auditory
Exceeds Membership
Quota for New Year

At a meeting OF the Woman's
Auxiliary to the American Le-
gion post in Pascagoula reports
from the membership committee
showed that the chapter had more
than filled its quota of members
for the coming year. The quota
called for 80 and the results
numbered AZ members.
The main matter coming up
for discussion was the organiz-
ing of a branch auxiliary at
Wade, in response to a number
Of requests, and it was decided
to make this a project for the
near future.
The session was held in the
Odd Fellows Hall on Krebs ave,
Thursday evening, November 8,
at 1880 and was presided over
by Mrs. f. A. Mason.
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Misses Vivian Shoemock and
Alma Long were guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. d. L. Nc
Gowan of Pascagoula Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Golf and
family were guests Sunday after
noon in the w. d. Cox home at
Grand Bay, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Nelson and
son, w. H., Jr., of Mobile were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Cochran and family Monday.
Several from here attended the
meeting of stockholders of the
Jackson George County Dairy
Association Monday night where
they received their certificates.
Master Sergeant H. l.. Nelson
has returned home with an hon
orable discharge from the armed
services.
This community was rather a
busy place the past Monday af-
ternoon. While the children
were on half holiday from school
they put in several hours dig
ging potatoes and stripping cane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyth Brown and
family were guests Saturday in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ford
Carter of Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. benson Golf are
happy over the arrival of a fine
baby boy born on November 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cordell Golf and
daughter spent some time in the
home of Mr.. Walton Golf and
family this weekend.
Friends of Evelyn Rae Golf are
glad to know she is doing nice
ly after having her tonsils re-
moved Friday.
E. B. Carter, who has been
overseas for some time, is now
home and a guest in the home of
his sister Mrs. E. l.. Nelson.
MI. and Mrs. j. l.. Young of
Mobile were guests in the home
Edna Nelson, and other relatives
this weekend.
The Woman's Home Demonstra-
ton Club held their regular meet
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ing at the Community House last
week with 10 members answer
ing roll call. Mrs. Myrtle G..
Robertson acted as chairman in
the absence of the president, who
has moved to Pascagoula. Mrs.
Briars was elected to fill the IN
expired term of the office. The
community Thanksgiving dinner
was planned, and also the enter
tainment of convalescent soldiers
from Keesler Field for that day.
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Big Point

Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Young of
Gulfport were Sunday visitors in
the home of relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hall and
family were guests in several
homes here o nSunday.
Joe K. Brown and family were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. M. Brown and family.
II. c. Cochran was in Pasca-
goula Friday of last week on a
business trip.
F. D. Cronier spent several days
in the w. T. Golf home last
week.
The Ladies Missionary Society
met Tuesday afternoon to make
plans for a bazaar and to pre-
pare boxes for orphanages for
Thanksgiving, and also to work
on boxes for shipment overseas
at Christmas.
The Homer Wilson family are
happy over the return home on
furlough of their son Emerson
who has been overseas in the
South Pacific for the past three
years. This is his first furlough
since going overseas.
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IN Moss Point.
Pvt. Dan Parker left Wednesday
for some unknown camp in the
service. He was discharged re-
Gently and reenlisted again for
duty somewhere in the Pacific
area.
The newly formed Bible class
was held last Thursday at z
p. m at Mrs. Thelma Stevens
home. Teachers were chosen and
the next meeting will be held
the following Thursday at z p.
m. at Mrs. Martin Kasby's home.
Mr.. Harry Dyes of Kreole visit
ed relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Gus Cunningham and
laughter, Mrs. Bernice Smith of
Moss Point visited Wednesday
With Mrs. Bessie Scott.
Dan Smith of Lucedale was
a weekend guest of Junior Porter.
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the fire station less than a half
block away and jumped up. Then,
remembering he was off duty.
resumed his comfortable posi-
ton. Smelling smoke, he check
cd and found a fire at his own
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FIRE HOSE IT

Cairo. III, AP-City Fireman
Leonard Tanner was right on the
job when the fire broke out
even though it was his day off.
He heard an alarm sound al
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Wilson Springs

ems Wednesday.
Steve Cumbest of Wade re-
Gently visited his daughters, Mrs.
Clarence Porter and Mrs. Jessie
Keeble for a few days.
A group of children and adults
went by bus to a boiled shrimp
supper Wednesday night given
in honor of all Jackson County
prisoners of war.
Mrs. Nan Peters of Moss Point
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Stevens and family.
Leroy Kasby made a business
trip TO Moss Point Friday.
Mrs. Nora Baria and children
of Hurley were weekend visi-
tors to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Kasby.
Mrs. Celeste Scott spent the
weekend with her daughter, Mrs.
Henrietta Wood in Moss Point.
Mrs. Annie Myzell visited Nor
man Scott and family and Roy
Stevens and family Sunday,
w. K. Porter and family were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Kasby Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Baria and
sons visited Mr.. Baria's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Baria in
Hurley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Dye OF
Kreole spent Sunday with reia-
lives here.
Vernell Thornton of Basin Wis
tied Sunday with Charles Thorn
ton and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Baria Wis.,
tied Mrs. Bessie Herring Mon
Gay.
Miss Margie Lee Thornton of
Basin spent the weekend with
her parents, MI. and Mrs. Charles
Thornton.
l.. C. Golute spent the week
end with c. j. Voss.
Mrs. Nora Baria and Miss
Gladis Kasby were shoppers in
Moss Point Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Scott WIS.,
tied Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Teddy Ladnier in Pascagoula.
Mrs. Gertie Porter was the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Cumbest in Wade
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henrietta Wood and Mrs
May Rivers Shampine of Moss
Point YER visitors of their moth
er here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Broun of
Kreole were recent visitors OF
Mrs. Halle Dyes.
Mrs. Lloyd Baria and children
were Wednesday evening guests
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Kasby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porter and
Mrs. Burt Parker of Wade visited
for a short time Tuesday with
Wilson Baria and family.
Mrs. Nora Baria and children
and Leroy Kasby were weekend
visitors of their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Kasby. -
Johnnie Kasby and family
were Sunday evening guests OF
Mrs. Lloyd Baria in Hurley.
Mrs. Wilson Baria and children
and Mrs. Roy Stevens and sons
visited for a shert time Sunday
evening with Mrs. Elsie Crane in
E~scatawpa.
MI. Joe Chawlny and j. F. Por-
ter and Roy Stevens were bust
ness visitors to Paseagoula Mon
day.
Leroy Kasby and Mrs. Helen
Kasby and little daughter mo-
tored to Moss Point Monday on
business.
Mrs. Jessie Keebler and Mrs.
Clarence Porter visited their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Cum
best in Wade Monday.
Mrs. Catherine Howell and
small son returned recently from
visiting relatives in Lucedale.
Johnnie Kasby and family Wis
tied a friend in Helena Sunday,
Rev. Jackson of Wade visited
for a short time with the Ste
vens family before holding lei
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back door step.
Tanner had the blaze under
control as fellow firemen arrived.
a.
There m more than 1870 spe-
cies Of trees in Canada.
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RRR NEWS OF q
McN~xWoMEN
RXE Ips UNIFORM

Carpenters Mate &c Law
renee McComas has been taking
part in the battle of Two Jima.
Pfc. Bernard Cummins and Pfc.
Bobby Bends have also been
taking part in this battle.
Private Robert Clawson is
stationed at Camp Hold, Tex.
Mrs. Clawson and children are
remaining here in Lodge Grass.
Petty Officer SO Harold
Sutherland was granted a IS
day leave during which he &C
companied Mrs. Sutherland and
children back to Lodge Grass af-
ter having spent the past three
months in Los Angeles. Suther-
land left Saturday for Ocean
side, Calf.
John E. Rice, Jr., who is with
the cavalry in India, has been
wounded in action near Burma,
according to word received by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
E. Rice.
A tribute to 1t. Oliver Berg
by his friends Dick Reishus, and
the j. C. Smiths of the N Bar
ranch: 1t. Oliver (Shorty) Berg
was killed in action on January
20 in Belgium. Shorty came to
Montana from Minnesota in
1888: With him came Dick
Reishus, a boyhood pa and best
friend: Where you would see
one, the other was always near.
When they arrived in Montana
they worked at the 4O-Mile
ranch. Later they drifted to the
N Bar ranch, here they hung
their hats" and called it
home. Shorty was a good work.
er, dependable and willing.
Where there was work to be
done. you could always depend
on Shorty with MS grinning
face and everlastingly pleasant
personality. Enlisting in 1941,
he was in the field artillery
communications. Later he be-
came a pilot of a P-38 fighter
plane. Shorty will ever be re-
membered by his best friend,
Dick Reishus, by the Smith OF
the N Bar ranch and by many
other friends in the Lodge
Grass community.
Cpl. Clarence Harris is now
stationed in Belgium. Cpl. Harris
IS the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Harris.
Private Tommy Tobacco is
somewhere in the South Pacific
Buy More and More Bonds.
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SCHOOL NEWS

Mrs. Ruth Vogt, field worker
for the Farmers Union, spoke
to the high school students at
an assembly here on Monday
afternoon.
Miss Nadine Miles of Sheri-
dan, formerly a Lodge Grass
high school student, visited the
high school one Gay last week.
A. A. McDougall was confined
to his home Monday due to
illness.
On March 10, the Lodge Grass
schools will begin at the usual
hour of 900 am. and will close
at 3:45 pm.
The senior play "Tricking
TrickSters'', under the direction
of Mrs. Francis Eggart, was
presented in the high school
auditorium Thursday evening.
The comedy was we'll presented
by the following cast: Claudine
Glow, Grandma Gavin, owner
of the famous GAVIN Garnet;
Genevieve Gross, Harriet Marsh
all, the secretary; Jean Chat
ham, Catherine Nichols, Crystal
Graham and Gloria Jensen
granddaughter to Mrs. Gavin;
Mime Fenton-Hazel Rogers, an
international gun thief; Tommy
Felows-Kit Carson, her accom-
plice: Bill neutrality-suspicious.
Reeves, Mary's boy friend; Bill
Gripp-Patrick Ryan, a state
trooper, engaged to Harriet;
Ethel Tanigachi- Lena, the
maid.
Between acts I and II, Miss
Claudine Glow sang Chloe"
and When The Lights &c On
Again. Between acts II and III
Miss Minnie Fenton entertained
the audience with twirling.
Sections of the orchestra, under
the direction of Mrs. Linetta
Brown. played berore the cur
tain was raised. Numbers pre-
sented by the orchestra were:
Flow Gently Sweet Alton
reed Instruments: Veta Barrett
Lydia Miller, Crystal Graham
Virginia Hamilton, Viola Bond
Phyllis Hager and Josephine
Nichols. Don't Fence Me IN
trombone trio: Edythe Gilbert
Betty Green and Lorraine Berg.
quist. my Dreams Are Getting
Better'-clarinet duet: Crysta
Graham and Viola Bond. mon.
tana"-trumpet quartet: Ralph
F'orman, Helen Holley, Reet
Pease and Doris Harris. It'll
We Meet Again"-saxaphon,
duet: Josephine Nichols ant
Phyllis Hager.
The shool sale of war stamp:
and bonds from November tt
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SOUTH HARDIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kern and
family visited at the Paulson
home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ferger-
son called at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Hunt Tuesday
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. j. KukeS visited
the Fred Brown family Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Helton, and granddaugh-
ter, Sharon Astrope, returned
to their home at Decker after
visiting with MI. and Mrs. c.
E. Astrope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ferger-
son made a business trip to
Billings Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kern and
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CROW AGENCY

T/Sgt. Wallace c. Larkey
who has been overseas since
November, 1912, in the Medit-
erranean and European areas,
returned Friday to the Column
bia army air base, Columbia, S,
c., after spending a 30-day fur
Tough with his mother, Mrs,
James J. Sloan, at Crow Agency.
This was the first leave Sgt.
Larkey has had since November.
1941.
Mrs. Irven J. Olson and Mrs.
J. Lawson Lee were co-hostesses
to the Crow Agency bridge club
on Wednesday evening at the
Olson home. There we're five
tables in play with high going
to Mrs. Marie Smart and John
L. Glenn; low to Mrs. James w.
Stanton and Robert R. Burns;
travel to Mrs. Eugene Sloan and
Thomas Davis.
Clifton Ahrens or Casper,
Wyo., auditor for the G. B. &
O., was an official visitor at
Crow Agency on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday Of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Nelson
had as dinner guests on Tues
day evening, Mrs. Mildren Rog-
ers, the Misses Janet and Kay
Rogers and Mr.. Bruce Fortney
of Tulsa, Okla.
Oliver and BENJAMIN Pease
returned to their studies at
Linfield college, McMinneville,
Ore, during the week. They had
been called home by the serious
illness and death of their sis
ter, Mrs. Beth Ann Pease Iron.
Mrs. George Old Elk took her
son, Sharon Lee, to Billings on
Monday to hear Larry Smith at
the Billings junior high school.
On Wednesday morning Sharon
gave a brief summary to his
classmates of the fifth grade.
Mr.. and Mrs. o w. Davidson
spent the week end at their
home in Lodge Grass.
Don B. Johnson spent the
week end at his home in Crow
Agency, with his mother, Mrs.
Lorraine Johnson, and his sis
ter, Mrs. Lorraine James.
Pfc. Edward Badbear, who is
connected with the Gliders
Infantry, was recently trans
ferred from Italy to France.
According to letters received
by relatives, Sergeant Dexter
Williamson in now stationed
somewhere in Belgium.
Pvt. Charles DeCrane and
Phillip Mountain Bull, who are
located in Italy, recently spent
a leave in Rome, where they
met George Realbird and Mar
tin Bearbelow. Pvt. DeCrane's
brother is now stationed in
Belgium.
Pfc. Frank Backbone, who has
spent a 35-day furlough visiting
with his wife, Mrs. Pearl Back
bone, and other relatives on the
reservation, left Wednesday
morning for the McCaw Gener-
al hospital at Walla Walla
Wash.
Pfc. George Old Elk, who ha.
! been stationed in Belgium ane
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Lodge Gross Locals

Buster Green was in from his
ranch on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Spear OF
the Rafter Cross Bar ranch at
tended the Hereford stock show
in Sheridan Sunday and Mon
day.
Mrs. Kasper Liz was a Har-
din caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Adams
left Sunday evening for their
home in San Luis Obispo, Calf,
after having spent the past
two months visiting at the Lay
ton home.
Supt. and Mrs. R. J. Brown
and daughter, Eileen, were Bill
ings visitors over the week end.
Mrs. P. B. Haworth spent
Sunday visiting in Parkman
with her daughter, Mrs. Jess
Wager and daughter, Judy Ann.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Therney
received medical attention in
Billings last week.
Mrs. Olive Peters and Mrs.
Eunice Redman were Sheridan
shoppers Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. sam Mcdowell
were in from the SU ranch on
Thursday evening.
G. K. HALEY, lineman of the
c.. B. & @. railroad from Sheri-
dan, was a business caller in
Lodge Grass Thursday evening.
Mrs. Denver Sherman and
daughter, Joyce, visited in
Billings a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Miller at
tended the Hereford stock show
in Sheridan this past week end.
Miss Velma Cox is attending
the cadet nursing school in
Bozeman and Miss Arlene Cox
in now at her home.
Mrs. Esther Havener is taking
a rest at her home. Mrs. Lola
Miller is taking her mothers
place at the Rangeland cafe.
Mrs. Ralph Knight and Mrs.
F. G. Neatherly we're Hardin
callers Friday.
Jude, Junior, Arnold and
Agnes Liz, who are attending
the Mission school at St. Xavier
spent the week end here with
their parents, MI. and Mrs.
George Liz.
Mrs. A. G. Westwood, Jr., ano
Mrs. Francis Owen were Sheri-
dan callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Formanacl
and small daughter spent sew.
eral days last week in Billings
Mrs. F. L. Iivengood of Har.
din visited here one evenins
Last week at the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. Emmett Curry.
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North Valley News

Pvt. Hal Use from Fort Eland-
ing, Fla, visited at the H. A.
Williams home over the week
end.
Mrs James Wallace has gone
to her new home in Cheyenne,
Wyo. Her son, Billy Carper,
drove her down and will visit
there before leaving for the
navy. Jake Schultz and family
have moved to the Carper farm
and will operate it this year.
The Jack Newell family has
moved to the Joe Olenik farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Jones
were dinner guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Peterson
on Saturday.
The Dave Herbel, ST., family
have moved to Hardin. Bill
Herbel will farm the place.
Harry Herbel has moved to
the farm that Bill Herbel has
been farming.
Sorrel Horse men have been
saving wood at the various
farms in the neighborhood.
FairvieW and SOrrel Horse
schools enjoyed the movies
shown by the Soil Conservation
office. Both schools saw them
at Fairview.
Sunshine club met on March
l at the H. A. Williams home
with Is members present. Mrs.
Clara Powers was a guest. The
next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Henry Dorm on
March Is.
Rodney Hanley of milwaukee
has returned to the valley and
is helping John Olenik.
Mrs. Charles Koerber and
her guest, Mrs. Minnie Smith of
| Billings, called at several Sor-
rel Horse homes one day last
week. They had dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie
Quigley.
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family visited at the Paulson
home Sunday.

family visited at the Paulson
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall went
to lodge Wednesday evening.
Robert Paulson, Nick Heller
and Archie Mcdonald cut wood
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clark
and family visited at the Paul
son home last week.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Ferger-
son spent Wednesday with the
F. G.. Brown family.
Several women of this COM
munity attended vne meeting
for the Farmers Union women
at the home of Mrs. Sam Rag
land Tuesday. Plans were made
to form a discussion group to
meet the third Friday of each
month.
Roderick Macleod reported
that the Red Cross drive went
over big. They wish to thank
all who assisted.
Bobby and Barbara Brown
visited Patricia Paulson Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Astrope called
on MI. and Mrs. Sam Kern on
Monday.
Glen Gustafson made a trip
to st. Xavier Tuesday to buy
three Ayrshire cows.
The Two Leggin club held a
special meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Fred Dewa1d Wednesday
afternoon. At the close of the
meeting Mrs. j. Kukes was hon.
ored with a pink and blue
shower.
This community was well
represented at the REA meet
ing held Saturday afternoon.