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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
County Health
Department News

Miss Lilly Harmon, r. N, Adj
ministrator Of the Emergency Ma
ternal and Infant Care program
for tie State Department of
Health, will visit Montgomery
County Health Department on the
10Th to review the work being done
here for the wives aid children
of servicemen under his Federal
program.
Cafeteria equipment for the
Scotland Negro school has now
been delivered and arrangement
are being mace by Mrs. Gertrude
Bowie, who is in charge Of school
cafeterias for the Board Of Educa-
ton, for its use in furnishing hot
lunches to the children. The ser
vice will be mEch improved with the
aid of the new equipment.
The Damascus Public Health
Lay Committee, under chairman
ship of Mrs. Bradley Woodfield,
has purchased play pen, rubber
sheeting, pillow slips, and scales
for use in the health center. Com
mittee members have organized
sewing groups also to make art
icles needed by the center.
Mrs. Ruth Rokahr, Public Health
Nurse in charge of the Sandy
Spring district, reports much in
terest in tae preschool and infant
clinic for Negro children partici-
pating in tie National Negro
Health Week contest, which will be
held March %. beginning at 9:3O
a. m. The school is also entering
the poster contest sponsored by the
United States Public Health Ser
vice.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
Mrs. Everett FL. Pierson
Tele. Ashton 1928

Mrs. Eigar Stabler has return
ed to her home from Chestnut
Hill, Pa, where she visited her
brother for a week. She joined
Mrs. Newton Stabler in Whining
ton, Del, to accompany ner home.
Mrs. Kenneth Harris, of New
York City and Wilson, Conn.,, spent
the week with her son-in-law and
daughter, 1t. and Mrs. Mitchell
Hubbard. Mrs. Hubbard returned
home with her for a fortnight's
visit.
Mrs. j. w. Bird entertained the
Wednesday Club on March 7th.
Mrs. Naomi Mann, sister of Mr..
Harold Prizes, was the speaker of
the afternoon, her subject relating
to the rehabilitation and adjust
ment of returned soldiers.
The Ambassador tos Poland Mr..
Arthur Bliss Lane, and Mrs. Lane,
were honor guests at dinner
party, Sunday, given by Mr.. and
Mr.. Roy Tasco Davis, who are
now making their home on their
farm, "Hollowtree."
Mrs. R. G. Pankey, of Waco,
Texas, and Columbus. Ohio, is
with ner sister, Mrs. David A.
Shober, at her home, Cherry
Grove"
Miss Polly Pierson, sophomore
at Woman's College, U. N. c., spent
the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett i'ierson.
The Enterprise Club met Satur-
day night at the home of Mr.. P.
G. Lyon.
Mrs. Francis Halloween is recup-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
BOYS CLUB NEWS
Rockville Jr. Club

Rockville Jr. Club
Twenty seven members of the
Rockville Jr. All Club met at the
Rockville Elementary School last
Thursday afternoon. Archie Davis
presided. Bob Crawford was sec
rotary. Each member gave pro
ject report for the coming year.
A report by the chairman, H. M.
White, was given on the Progress
Of the construction of hot bed foi
the tomato seeds.
WoodtieLd Damascus Club
An organization meeting of the
Woodfield Damascus Club was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Windham Friday eve
ming. Eight young boys expressed
their desire to become All mem
bers. Mr.. Whip gave some of the
purposes of All Club work as we'll
as mentioning some of the accept
ed projects members could carry
on. Officers will be elected at the
next meeting to be held April 10
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Windham. All boys in the sur
rounding areas of Damascus are
encouraged to attend. The plans
are to meet in May at the home
Of some 4-H'ers other than in the
Woodfield area. Mr.. Windham
commented on some of the good
things that can be obtained thru
All Club work.
Da1nestoUn
Jamestown boys held their
monthly meeting at the home of
Merhle and John Thomas Kelley,
Germantown, Saturday morning.
John Thomas Kelley presided and
Peter Bcall led the club in the
All Pledge. Much discussion in
regards to safety work was
brought out in the clJb. Various
members are going to give reports
on safety at the next meeting. All
Rural Identification Contest is
being considered by the President,
John Thomas Kelley, while Sum
per Wood is keeping Dairy Pro
duction Records on his cows. Next
regular meeting will be held Sat
urday, March "a, at the home of
Peter Beall, Darnestown.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
News Of
Gaithersburg High School
OWL Films ShoiVn

OWL Films ShOUn
Special films of the war and Of
the men and women in war in
dustry were shown to the high
school students last week, among
which were yankee Noodle" and
az. S. IT,,
The movies proved very infor-
NATIVE and were the first to be
shown since the purchase Of new
"black-out' curtains for the cafe
terra. .-.t.
Rathtf Goes To Army
Walter Ratliff, lob, was given
a farewell party on March 6, be-
fore he reported to Fort Meade
for training in the Armed Forces.
The party, given by his homeroom,
was held at the home of Miss Par
IRISH, LOB homeroom teacher.
Junior DanCe
The Junior Glass of Gathers
burg will hold a "Sweater Hop"
on March 16, 9-12 in the gym.
Every one is invited to wear his
loudest sweater.
Teams Win Elm Lose Cup
Gaithersburg girls varsity won
from the Damascus girls 1918 at
the Rockville basketball tourna-
ment Wednesday night. High
scorer with 30 points was Dottie
White.
In the final play-off game on
Thursday night Gaithersburg lost
the game of the season at the
hands Of Sherwood, 1926. 1t was
a hard game to lose, but Dottie
White scored 9 points to be high
scorer again.
Gaithersburg was defeated 26-
II by Damascus in the final game
of the Rockville tournament after
beating r. NJ. II. s. 1928 in a
thriller the previous night.
G. II. S had the least fouls in
both Of their games and are look
ing toward the cup next year
Stuff Sponsors Dance
A dance sponsored by the Blue
and Gold was held in the gym
Friday, Feb. 9. The main attract.
ions we're the charcoal caricatures
of the staff drawn by Bump
Day which decorated the gym
These drawings are now the prop.
erty Of the subjects.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15

ATe r'ThT?
Grating from her recent illness at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
eric L. Thomas.
Mr.. john Bancroft, of Baltimore,
spent tie week end with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Bancroft.
Their daughter, Mrs. Charles b.
Coles, Of Moorestown, N. j., was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft
during The week.
On March 7th Mr.. Calvin Bready
was honored on his S5th birthday
anniversary by surprise family
party given by MS five children.
Mrs. J. w. Barnsley has been
in Winchester for a week, the
guest OF her son. and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Barns
ley. Mrs. George Barnsley return
ed home with her for a visit.
Mrs. Harry Hendrick, from the
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
at Baltimore, visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Beavers, Jr.,
for few days last week.
Mrs. Calvert He'll, Cloverly, Wis
tied her husband for the weekend,
at Camp Croft, S. c, She said
the camp was beautiful, and that
her husband looks fine and is
gaining weigh. He says 81 really
enjoy my training. believe the
obstacle course toughened me and
prepared me for this.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15

AS paper continues be the nations critical
shortages the Board through chairman j. A.
rug has called upon the S6656 Cub Scouts
Ind their leaders collect 100000 of waste during
March and April Last when asked collect 100000 tons the
Boy Scouts of America collected $4,000 tons.
Every member who collects 1000 pounds of waste paper
(wasebaket brown bags corrugated
cardboard books
will Boy Eisenhower Paper
Medal shown above The medal in bronze suspended
from a red and white ribbon.
Every Cub Pack Boy Scout Senior Unit
collects waste equivalent to 1000 pounds member
will shell battle
field after which will printed citation
hover The used in these 75m shell larger
has been specially proeesCd and cannot be again
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15

the new members were Mary
White Hayes, Mary Edith Morn.
ingstar, Jean Jetfers, Bette Lou
Helm and 10 Ann Hubble. At
the next meeting, Nancy 10 Khol-
boss and Betty Mae Fyffe will
demonstrate the making of baking
powder biscuits and the girls will
make salads.
The Dd4Rest0lcn Girls
The Jamestown Club met at
the home Of Betty Ward with two
new members present. The girls
missed their local leader, Mrs.
Madeline Young, who is in the
hospital. They will next meet at
Peggy Culbertson's, on Saturday,
April 10.
LaytonsVille Plans Dance
The Laytonsville Club met on
Saturday at the nome of Mary
and Dorothy Benson, in celebra-
ton of Dorothy's birthday. There
were several guests, including
Barbara Thompson, Cecile King
Marian Linthicum and Robert
Hanson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
Richard Montgomery
High School News
BasketbaLL Comes


Sherwood girls and Damascus
boys won the annual sportsman
ship trophies at the annual basket
ball tournament sponsored by the
Boys and Girls Athletic Associa-
tions of r M. H. S. In the final
girls game, played Thursday,
March 81, the Sherwood girls
downed Gaithersburg's varsity 35-
26. Ruth Link, Sherwood forward
was high scorer making Is points.
In the semi-finals, played the
night before, R. M. H. S. girls
lost to Sherwood, 22-18 and Da-
mascus lost to .Gaithersburg, 49,
Is.
Gaithersburg and Damascus
boys defeated their rivals in the
preliminarics. Gaithersburg won
tight game from r. M. H. S. by
1928 margin. Damascus de-
feated Sherwood by score of 80
"a. These games were scored by
the point system in which 10
points are given for winning and
l deducted for every foul.
In the finals Damascus defeat
ed Gaithersburg to capture the
final title and trophy.
st. Patrick Dance
A st. Patrick's Day dance,
sponsored by the senior class OF
R. M. H. S., will be given in the
Rockville gym, on Friday evening,
March 16, from $3.50 11:30 Pm
Jack Morton's orchestra will fur
nish the music. Proceeds will &c
toward publication of the Rocket
the yearbook published annually.
Principals To Meet
Principals, assistant principals
and counselors of the schools
throughout the county will meet at
Richard Montgomery High School
each afternoon at l P. M. for five
afternoons, beginning March 10
The aim of the meetings will be
tc discuss plans for next year
such as, the program Of studies
specialized services most needed
and other plans undo ZIG SEIZED
ule making next year.
To Attend Concert
Fourteen r. M. H. S. students
will attend a concert given by the
National Symphony Orchestra al
Leland Junior High School or
March 16 at 2 P. M. Miss Mar.
garet Thomas is in charge of the
arrangements for any R. M. H. S
students who wish to attend. This
concert is held every year for The
benefit of country students.
Baseball Schedule
RIM. H. S. will play eight base.
ball games this season. Definite
dates for the schedule were made
on Wednesday, March Ia, wher
the upper county, both men anc
women coaches, met in the library
Details will be released later.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
Damascus School
Nursing Class

The pupils of the Damascus
High School are so eager to learn
Home Nursing that when they
found Mrs. Cornelia ayers, Red
Cross Instructor had to drive 81
miles to come to them, they CO.
operated by coming to school one
hour earlier than the Board of Ed
ucation requires. The class began
on Feb. 9Th and will run through
March. The Home Arts Students
at the school prepare lunch on
these days for the entire school
personnel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
Rockville Elementary
Has "Super Trooper"

jeanne Ganb,n, Of Rockcrest, in
Mrs. Lucy barnsley's room at
Rockville Elementary School, re-
ceived an insignia, ten stripes and
letter Of merit from the War
Production Board in addition to a
~in from the Washington Star, for
her efforts in The paper drive held
by the school last week. she is
now a supertrooper, the only one
in the school.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
Able To Report
To Study Group

The Study Group Of the parents
and teachers OF Rockville Elemen-
tary School which meets on Fri
day, March 16, 8 p. M, will hear a
report by Leslie NJ. Able, on
Operation Expenses and their
Need fer Increase in the School
System" Open discussion will fol-
low the report. The meeting will
be held in the Board of Education
Building.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
:: HOME AND CLUB ACTIVITIES ::
Homemakers To Make
Cookies That Travel

March 10 the Home Demonstra-
ton Agent, Miss Edythe Turner,
held training school for the foods
chairmen Of the "a iHomemaker
Clubs. The demonstration dealt
with suggestions for making in
expensive Cookies that travel.
Mrs. Beall assisted with the DEM
onstrations. The project chairman
gave some very interesting reports
of their demonstrations in Feb
ruary, when they presented new
method of making pie crust to
their club members The younger
club members are all enthusiastic
over this method and find that they
are having real success.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
MONTGOMERY SIDELIGHTS
Big ELSIE WHITE HAINEs :


Where were you last week? This
is the question we were asked
numerous times during the week
end. Well, let's be truthful we
had heard so much about absen-
teeism that we suddenly decided to
try it and just not do the things
we did not want to do. We want
tc go on record as saying "There
is nothing to IT," There is great
difference between doing tn, things
one wants TO do and just not doing
the things one should do, we find.
There is no thrill to the latter :
and one is apt to retain feeling
Of guilt.
Perhaps the real reason that we
"took the week Off was a toAch
CT "spring fever" brought on by
the sight of the first robin, the
return of Mrs. Mocking Bird, and
the song of the cardinal and che
croaking Of the frogs in the "hol-
Ter" on the Olney7Laytonsville
road. All traces of malingering
disappeared Sunday evening while
we listened to Baltimore Towns"
silver tongued, republican mayor,
Theodore McKeldin talk on six
great words "Know Thyself" by
Socrates; Control Thyself" by
Cicero; and Give Thyself" by
Jesus.
The occasion was the vesper
service at Grace Church, Gathers
burg, sponsored by the All Conn
Gil, which wound up series of
activities in celebration OF Nation
al All Club Week. 1t was in
recognition of the outstanding
work Of the Montgomery County
boys and girls that the mayor
came to talk to them. A magnetic
personality the wealth of a
trained voice a quick wit an
uncanny knowledge of the Bible
and store of verse and anecdote
makes Mr.. McKeldin a most dyna-
mic speaker. One can only hope
that his great talents will always
be employed for good, for he is a
natural leader
1t is always d source of amaze
ment to US when some parent re-
marks "what are you doing here =
you nave no childreh?" The neigh
bors' children Rave been a compen-
sation TO US for ever twenty
years since the days when Wiley
Griffith "said his lessons to u.s.,
down to the present time when
Mary Cook Stewart comes to show
her loose tooth or to have her
skate mended, and "Gordy" Keys
brings his horse to drink from the
bird bath. A lawn unmarried by the
paths made by children and dogs,
and without bare spots under the
trees where a swing is hung has
no attractions for us.
And 30 it pleased US both great
ly when we had 81 special invita-
ton to attend the All Vesper Ser
vice. And We felt a great pride
when "Dotty" White, whom we
have seen constantly since she was
born, gave the call to worship.
Pretty Patricia Berlage read the
scripture lesson and Merrill Mayne,
known To all readers Of The Sent
incl for his club projects, offered
a prayer for peace and plenty in
the world. Bob Hanson presided
over the meeting in a manner that
seasoned officers mig:.. envy = his
unstudied manner and the few
words WITH which he introduced
the speaker is something that those
veterans might copy with profit
1t is surprising that there is
anyone in the county that thinks
All girl me. ely learns to cook =
that club boy learns = few things
about farming Read the summary
Of their activities which you will
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
News Of
GIRLS All CLUBS
Gle7sntont Club

The Glcnmont Club met at the
home Of the Fox girls on March
5, with their local leader, Mrs.
John Kelchner. There were two
new members, Catherine Smith
and Grace Roberts. The girls
worked on pot holders which they
win finish when they meet OH
Monday, March 10, at Ollie Mill
ci's
Garrett Park Juniors
The Garrett Park Junior Club
held its second meeting with it's
local leader, Mrs. c. l.. Buck. The
new officers, Betty Harrison, pres
ident and Sally Buck, secretary,
conducted the business meeting
for the first time. The girls be-
gan making tea towels from feed
sacks.
FoGVdle To Elect
The Foxvale girls met at the
nome of their local leader, Mrs.
Edwin Cherrington, on Wednes-
day. The girls worked on aprons
and later enjoyed games. At the
next meeting they will elect Off
GERS and choose a new project.
NeW Leader At Potomac
On Thursday March 8, the Po-
tomac All Club met with it's new
local leader, Miss Mary Louise
Claggett, at the school. The vice
president, Betty Engles, conduct
ed the business meeting. Isabelle
Ingles gave a talk on Eat Good
Breakfast. Well-organized, COM
plete minutes were read by the
secretary, June Lynch. The girls
worked on aprons which they will
soon finish.
Anothe, Club Organized
Nine girls met with Mrs. Thorn
as Berlage at her home near Olney
and elected the following officers j:
President, Beverly Berlage; vice
president, Covell Lawler; secre-
tary, Betty Chichester; song lead
er, Janice Palmer; and recreation
a. leader, Barbara Daley. The
girls have chosen to do clothing
unit one, for their project. AT
the next meeting, on Friday, Apr.
6, they will make hat pincushions.
Games and singing were enjoyed
by the group.
Rockville juniors
Sixteen of the Rockville Juniors
met at the Home Demonstration
office, with their local leader, Mrs
Walter Pack, on Friday. They
worked on the small house which
they are painting and will fur.
nish.
C0LesUiHe
The Colesville 4-H Club met
with its local leader, Mrs. John
Mccormick at the home of Joyce
Edwards. The girls worked on
pot holders and aprons. Their
next meeting will be on Friday
March 30.
Nea0 Members At Pooleswuc
On Saturday morning, the
Poolesville An Club met at the
Home Economics Cottage with
Mrs. Russell Umstead, their local
leader. The girls baked potatoes
and made meat loaf in working
on the foods project they are COM
pleting. Dorothy Titus and Peggy
Smith gave demonstration on
the making of mullins. Among
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15

Plans for That Spring Victory
Garden should be about ready to
put into operation. Spring is just
around the corner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
AMONG THE
HOMEMAKERS
Potomac Valley

Mrs. G. B. Randolph was host
ess to the Potomac Valley Home
maker Club. A very lovely lunch
con was served at 1890. Mrs.
Wesley Curtis, president, presid-
ed and had some very excellent re-
ports from her various project
chairmen. This club voted to give
to the Red Cross Drive.
Potomac Glen
On March 6 the Potomac Glen
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Donald Roberts. Mrs. Robert
Richards and Mrs. Roland Nc
Donals were co-hostesses. This
club also served luncheon to the
enjoyment of the club members,
who like social hour. 2 new men,
bers joined the club. Mrs. VIM.
Robey, president Of the club, pre-
sided. During the business meet
ing sum of money was donated
to the Red Cross Drive. Mrs.
Jeffress will be hostess to the club
next month.
LdytonsUille Chu6
Mrs. Thomas Bailey vice-pres-
ident of the Laytonsville Club,
presided at their meeting on
March 7, at the home of Mrs.
Henry Adams. A very large at
tendance was there. The Agent
was assisted in her demonstration
by Mrs. Guy Stephenson. Three
new members, Mrs. James FEEDER
line, Mrs. Mary Federline, and
Mrs. Edwin C. Fry, we're added to
the club.
Garrett Park
The evening of March Z Garrett
Park Club met at the home Of
Mrs. Kay Acker with IL members
present. The chairman, Mrs. Ruth
keffer, had the nominating COM
mittee present their slate Of Off
GERS which the club voted in unan-
imously. President, Mrs. Ruth
Keffer; vice-president, Mrs. Bettye
Sanders; secretary Mrs. Martz
Borror and treasurer, Mrs. Kay
Acker. This is one Of the new
clubs that is just being organized
into a homemaker club after
having met four times previously.
Cabin John
March 8 was a strenuous day
for Miss Turner with three clubs
meeting. Cabin John met from
1912, with an attendance of IA
members. Mrs. Ben Stevens had
the nominating committee present
their slate of officers that were
voted IN unanimously: President,
Mrs. Henry Rawdon, ~:e-prcs-
ident, Mrs. Bel Stevens; secretary,
Mrs. l.. Luther; treasurer, Mrs.
Robert Specht.
p = b d Club Meets
AT 1870 the Poolesville Barnes
Vile Dickerson CLUB met at the
nome of Mrs. Charles Upton.
Thirty-six members were present.
Mrs. Dorset, vice-president, pre-
sided in the absence of the pres
ident, Mrs. Maurice Umstead, who
had sprained her ankle. Mrs.
Carl VanEmon gave some very
interesting information regarding
the Dumbarton Oaks Proposals,
which led to very lively dis
cussion, showing that all the mem
bers are very much interested and
have been doing some reading
along these lines.
Damascus
At eight o'clock the Damascus
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Edna Brandenburg; again 80
members present. The president,
Mrs. Rose Watkins, presided.
Final plans for slip cover school
we're made, to be held April 9, 10,
and IL, at the Sunday School
rooms of the church at Damascus.
After the demonstration, the host
esses, Mrs. Brandenburg, Mrs.
Dorothy Watkins and Mrs. Lucille
Wordsworth served very delicious
refreshments.
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WHATELY
BY Grace Dorr

Frank Ferrin left for Kalispell
Saturday OF a business trip.
A farm security meeting was held
at the Arnot Martin home Saturday.
Attending were Willard Hines, Bur
ton Davenport, Frank Ferrin. Mil
ford Kalstad and Francis Rusher.
A surprise birthday party was
given for Mrs. Ollie Heikens Sunday.
Attending were Mrs. Frank Ferrin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rusher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis RuSher and daughter,
Arliss. and Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
HeikenS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Davenport
and family were dinner guests at
Bryan Fry home in Fort Peck Sun
day.
Sharol johnson was a week end
guest of Betty Menus.
Grace Dorr accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Wilson of Glasgow to
Opheim Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Dorr and Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Jensen we're visitors
at the Jim Walsh home Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Dorr and Mr.. Jensen
helped Mr.. Walsh move furniture.
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where he had been stationed. Be-
fore coming home he was promoted
to corporal technician in the medical
corps and has a rating of a ward
master in hospital. His sister, Mavis
Jacobson, who is employed at the
port of embarkation in Seattle, ar
rived Sunday morning to visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar jacobson, until Saturday
morning. Mrs. Jacobson's sister. Mrs.
Albert Jacobson of Hettinger, N. D.,
arrived Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
jacobson, Erland, Mavis and James
and their daughter, Mrs. George
Kucera and her children and Mrs.
Albert Jacobson drove to Saco Tues
day to spend the day visiting Mr..
Jacobson's sister, Mrs. Selmar john
son, and his brother, Melvin Jacob
son, and family.
Mrs. Chester Green Of Independ-
ence, Mo-, and Mrs. B. o. Simmons
of Sugar Creek, Mo-. arrived Tues
day to visit at the home of their
brother, Arthur Turner. Mrs. Mary
of Glasgow visited at the
Turner home Wednesday.
Mrs. j. M. Sholtus was a Glasgow
passenger on Monday.
Mrs. Harriet N. Carver spent the
week end in Wolf Point as a guest
Of Miss Christine Erickson. She was
also entertained by Mrs. Ellen
Hensrud. Mrs. Carver, Mrs. Hensrud
md Mrs. E. F. Slaght visited Mrs.
Lucy Tyner in Oswego Saturday.