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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-03

the latter, Mrs Gray, is a
resident of Jamaica, L I while
Sue is the wife of DR. Stanley
Ish, Jr., inferno at Freedman
Hospital in Washington al.
so in the party were Mr. and
Mrs Cyril Croker, chemist in
the Bureau Of Standards, and
his wife who is statistician in
office of the U S Quartermaster
General. MIILIoNTH SERV-
ICEMAN to visit the Harlem
Recreation CentS on Seventh
Avenue arrived about 10 o m
last Friday and was greeted by
executive director Willie F Par
ris, and her staff of lovely host
esses Reservations were
made for them at TONDALEY-
OS Sunday he was Seaman
1-c James (Jimmie) Taylor of
Alliquippa, Pa and escorted
Miss Annette Sylvester, a host
ess Of the Center The pref
ty pert June, wife of Billy Eek
stein, ork leaders and crooner,
planed to Los Angeles to cud-
die her sweet singing papa,
wearing a new dyed fox lynx
coat that is the feast of all eyes.
=. Speaking of fine furs and
dainties .TONDALEYo is keep
ing her 1.-THE figure comfortable
under the warmth of a luxuri-
Gus Platinum Fox with a soft,
very soft texture of animal
feathers" that outpurrs an An
CORA kitten,
Kenneth Bright. the realtor,
entertaining Professor Sterling
Brown, noted educator of How
ard U. with Ben Webster, Una
Mae Carlisle at the ONYX ANN
MONTGOMERY, the queen of
diamonds of Buffalo, was guest
at TONDALEYOS with her hus-
band, T-Sgt P G Woodson, en-
route to Tuskegee Flying School
where he is located CORA
GREEN, singer Just back from
USo tour to Egypt and the far
east Jimmy (the face)
Butts creating much laughter
with his comedy at FONDA
LEYO COOTTE WILLIAMS
Ella Fitzgerald at the Broadway
Paramount (28) e.. RATHER
INE DUNHAM, and her secre-
tary manager, Eileen Hamilton,
occupants Of the new million
dollar home in the exclusive 70's
were given a summons to court
to answer charges Of nuisance in
conducting a CALYPSO dancing
class Maurita Gordon, the
diminutive pianist and song
stylist, the newest ovation III
entertainment at TONDALEY-
OS, recently of Tony Pastors,
the cute little coed who gradu-
ated from Howard U. while
playing in a night club to COW
er expenses, was given ultima
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founded by her late brother,
Norman Trotter. The occasion
was also the 31St wedding ami
versary Of her sister, the editor
of The Guardian so that it was a
joyous evening for the visitor
who was kept busy with social
affairs in her honor.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-03

Prior to the opening date of
the 1915 Urban League Financial
Campaign a Tramp Party was
arranged by the Club Swelle-
CANT. This affair was held at
the Renaissance Casino on
Tuesday, Feb. 10, and the judges
had been very clever in giving
out the prizes since many unique
and original costumes were in
the procession. Mrs. Billye OIL
yer is the president, Mrs. Mae
Noyes the vice president, Mrs.
Margaret Hicks the secretary
and Mrs. Effie Hawkins the trea-
surer. This was a Benefit Par
ty in honor Of Hope Day Nur-
sey.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-03

DR.. and Mrs. J. A. williams
and Miss Sadie E. Carter were
hostesses at a unique art ex-
hibit recent Sunday held at
the palatial residence of the
Carriers on Yates Ave. in Brook
lyn. Tea was a feature Of the
latter part Of the afternoon.
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worth 10 points each. Blue
Stamps ks, VS., Az and BIZ ex-
pire March 81; CO through CO
expire April %; H2 through Nc
expire June 2. Blue Stamps NJ,
P2, OF, RI and So become go1d
Thursday, March /, and expire
June 30.
Shoes
Airplane Stamps Nos. 1, 2 and 3
in War Book Three good for one
pair of shoes each, indefinitely.
FUEL OIL
Period -Four and Period Eve
coupons of 1904 issue and
Period One, Two, Three and
Four coupons of l944-45 issue
valid to Aug. 81. All coupons
worth 10 gallons a unit. PERIOD
Five coupons become good
March /.
GASOLINE
Ala coupons good for four
gallons each, through March q.
BIS, C5, BIG and CO coupons good
Tor five goTons each until further
notice. Write new car registra-
ton number on front of gas ra-
ton book-cross out old one. It
is not necessary to change reg
istration number on coupons. APP
plicants for all gas rations must
now present mileage ration rec
ords to local boards with apple
cation.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-03

NEW YORK Now that the
birthday party in honor Of Mrs.
Lillian Alexander Is in the last
stage Of Renaissance the idea
is bearing fruit In many direc-
tons and several invitations Of
a similar nature have been re-
ceived. However, no other hos
tess mas az yet attempted to en-
terrain at the popular Tondeleyo
club. New York society will not
soon forget Lillian's latest birth
day celebration.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-03

The faculty Of william and
Mary College in Williamsburg,
Va, has been directed by the
Board Of College Visitors (trus-
tees) TO take such corrective and
disciplinary action as may be
necessary gin view Of an editor
ial in the campus weekly by It's
% year old editor, Miss Marilyn
Kammerie. entitled (Llncoln's
Job Half Done)". Because Miss
Kammerle declared in her edi-
torial that whites and blacks
should learn eventually to work,
live and study together. she has
been given the choice Of resign
ing or continuing the weekly
under administrative censorship.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-03

Mrs. Martha Robbins Williams
recently returned from a visit
in Cleveland where she attend
ed the Testimonial in honor of
Miss Jane Hunter, Mrs. Williams
stopped over in Newark, N. j., en-
route home to visit her sister,
Mrs. Freda Armstrong Kenny
who Is recovering from . re-
cent illness which came as she
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-03

Mrs. Josephine Prescott Of
Boston and Chicago is at pre-
sent a guest of her sister Mrs.
Bertha Baumann Randolph Of
Newark, New Jersey. At a recent
bridge meeting of the famous
Jersey City Matrons Mrs. Pres
colt was a guest of honor.
Mrs. Charlotte Anderson Of
81 W. Islst st. is making her
home quite a mecca for the
members of the Riverdale Or
phanage Finance Campaign Of
1945. Lots Of the initial meet
ings are held with Mrs. Ander-
son as hostess in her lovely
home and after the meeting she
always serves something deli
cious from her sitting room pam
try so that everyone feels that
she has been to a perty as well
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as to a campaign meeting.

Perhaps it's not too late to
mention the delightful Christ
mas Party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Stanley Of the Austin Cham
bers. While there we're no guests
a number Of friends brought
their own Christmas guests and
the affair resulted in a large re-
presentation Of well-known folks
from several cities both near and
far. Mrs. Lillian Sharpe Hunt
er brought her five guests who
we're quite the center of attrac-
ton.
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.. 1915.
tb) To consider the adoption of %
Ev Law empowering the Board
of directors Of BowdOin Cas-
Company to sell. lease. mort
gage or otherwise dispose of
the whole. or any part. of 'lr
property aud assets of every
kind and description OF the Cor
poration for money or PROPERTY
In such mount and upon ssi.h
terms as the Board Of Directors
may determine.
(cl To transact such other business
as may properly come before
said meeting.
Dated November =. 1913.
s. =. Smith.
Secretary.
(Nov. 6. II, - aud 20.
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to visit relatives in Robbinsdale
and Anoka, Mimi, and will meet
her husband there for the return
trip to Hinsdale.
Lyall Leslie and daughter, Mere
dith, made a business trip to Glas-
gov Saturday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. T. l.. Cockrell left
Saturday morning for San Diego,
Calf, to spend Thanksgiving with
their daughter, Mrs. Henry Otto
son.. Their sons, Pharmacists Mate
Second Glass Alan Cockrell of the
USS Rescue and Machinist'S Mate
Second Glass Jack Cockrell of the
USS Wake Island, will meet them
at san Diego. They expect to be
back in HinSdale about Dec. l..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Amestoy and
family were in Glasgow Tuesday
afternoon.
Technical Serg. Seymour Pritchard
has returned from overseas army
duty and has received an honor
able discharge at Fort Douglas.
Utah. He is visiting relatives on
the west coast before returning to
Lieut.. Herman c. Burns has re-
a medical discharge from the
naval air corps and is receiving
capitalization at Seattle, before
returning to Hinsdale, according to
word received by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McElvain
md Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gaasch left
Monday TO spend several days in
Helena. August Enseleit is in charge
If the Silver Service station dur
ng Mr.. McElvain's absence.
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GRANDVIEW
Mrs. Otto Kliewer

MI. and Mrs. Roland Tcews and
daughter left last week for an
extended visit in the western states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Dueck and son
returned home last week.
The Lustre Bible school held its
program at the NJ. 2. church sun
day night. The Rev. and Mrs. Henry
curing r teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Fit2cn al
tended Oral JOhnsOn's wedding in
Wolf Point Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Huehert and
family spent Sunday afternoon at
the Peter Dyck home in Frazer.
Mrs. Dyck has lust returned from
the hospital. one daughter. Tillie
Rain. had come from Seattle for
a visit and another daughter. Mrs.
Morris Tiffin, came from Florida.
Alvin Kliewer arrived Friday
Bolton. He has had an honor
able discharge.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Kleiwer left
Monday to visit Mr.. Kleiwer'S
brother, Frank Kliewer. at Newport,
Wash.
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HINSDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Mitchell and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell OF
! oxford, Wis, and Mrs. Jennie Foat
of DitSbury, Alta, visited old friends
at Hinsdale Friday. They were on
their way home to oxford from
Ditsbury and Mrs. Foat vas accom-
panying them for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Christensen
have returned to their farm north
of Hinsdale, after spending several
months at Glasgow, where MI.
Christensen worked as a special
agent for the Great Northern rail-
way.
Chief Motor Machinist's Mate Earl
Hellstern arrived Thursday morn
ing from San Francisco, to spend
a month visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F.. G.. Hellstern. Recently
returned from two years service
with the navy's Seabees in the
South Pacific, he will report back
to Helena Dec. Ia and expects to
be discharged soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McElvain
and MI. and Mrs. Peter GaaSch
returned Thursday evening from a
business trip to Great Falls and
Helena.
Harry zieger left Thursday even
ing for Chicago, accompanying a
shipment of cattle. From there he
planned tC go on to philadelphia,
Tower City and Shamokin, to visit
relatives. Mrs. Zeiger left this week
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NOTICE or SPECIAL MEETING


no EACH STDtEUOIpEI:
Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of Directors of HDwdoiu Gas Company
has called q special meeting of the
stockholders of lipwdoiu Gas Company
to Doe held 20 the usual place of business
OF tltr Company 80 Malta. in the State
Of Montana no II o'clock Noon on Do"
9Th day of December. 1915.
The purpose of said meeting are as
follows.
iaI 20 consider and take action in
approval or diSapproval of %
proposal 90 sell lands. leases
and contracts comprising an Of
the property of the corporation.
except oil and gas leases upon
lands situated iu County Of
Phillips. in the State of Mon
tana. comprising 800 acres. 10
the Texas Company Of Houston.
Texas. for u consideration as
outlined in the report Of the
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might claim any right. title. estate
brance. upon the real property de
Scribed in the Complaint. or any
part thereof. adverse to plaintiffs
ownership or any cloud upon plain
tiff's title thereto. whether such claim
or possible claim be present or con
tingent. including any claim or pos
sible claim Of dover. inchOate or ac-
crued. Defendants.
The state Of Montana to the Above
Named Defendants and to All Other
Persons Unknown. Greeting:
Nou are hereby summoned To answer
the Complaint in this action which is
filed i'm the office Of the Clerk Of this
Court. a copy of which is herewith
served upon you. and to file your ms
wer and serve n copy thereof upon the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
the service of this summons. eX-
Of tho dav of service: % in
Judgment will Dec taken against
Won 10y default FOR the rolicf demanded
In the Complaint
This is an action brought for the
purpose Of uuirtiug title to the lands
and premises described as follows:
Lots .. T.. and s of Section g.
Lot 3 Of Section .. Township -
y. Range II T.. VI. VI.
Witness my hand and seal Of said
court this 2Gfh day of October. 1875.
BLANCHE GROTJAN.
Clerk of the District Court. !
by Susan Riuderknccht. !
Deputy clerk !
Thomas Dignan.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Glasgow. Montana.
(Nov. / g H. Do
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In the District Court Of the Seventeenth
Judicial District of the state Of Mon
tana, In and For the County of Val
ley.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of John
w Todd. Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given by the under
signed. Aimee &. Todd. ENccutriX Of
the Estate of John W. Todd. deceased.
to the creditors Of. and all persons
having claims against. said d%cccdcnt, to
exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months after the
first publication of this notice, to said
cXrcutriX. AT her residence on th" farm
known as the John W. Todd Farm.
about four miles northeast Of the city
of Glasgow. Valley county. Montana.
being the place for the transaction of
the business Of said estate.
Dated this 10th day of November.
1915.
AIMEE @. TODD.
ENocutriV of the EstHt" of John
w. Todd. deceased.
CNov. Il. D.. 20, Dec. 90.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of j. NJ Akrc. deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given. by the
undersigned Administrators of the
Estate of J.. VI. Akre. deceased. to the
creditors against the said deceased. To
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the
first publication of this notice. to the
said Administrators at the office Of
Thomas Dignan, attorney AT Law. in
Glasgow. Montana in the County of
Valley.
Evelyn Mason Administrators of the
Estate Of ]. NJ. Akre. Deceased.
Dated November g. 1915.
(NOv. =. 10. ~ and 29).
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M h eQkW Ed
FOR SALE

SIS gallon steel drums; can be used
for tractor fuel. S1.00 and $3.50
each.
Open top steel barrels; handy
around for feed at S1.00 and s1.50
each.
Single drum winch TO operate bull
dozer blade for Caterpillar trac-
tor, Rd-7 or 8. Runs from power
take-off on a direct drive.
Big Game Rifle, 1886 Winchester
lever action. A good gun for SIS.
Building, 1920, with pitch roof, out
side walls celotex, inside lined with
celotex, 4-inch flooring, lumber
lean-to, 6x10. Price $4,000.
Lumber building, pitch roof, l4xlS,
$500.
Welding Gable suitable for any size
arc welder, long lengths, 10 and
15c foot.
Flexible wire rope or steel cable in
Y and 5/8", 20, 40 and so TT.
lengths. Also 1877" and l 1/8"
wire rope and length, sc a foot.
Good, sound timbers: 9x18, 12x12,
14xl4. Lengths from 10. IA, 20
and 80 feet at $50 per thousand
board feet.
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NOW ON HAND AT
LIEN MOTOR
SALES
Frazer, Montana

Frazer, Montana
Pump Jacks
Bob Sled. New, 38 Inch Track
Hen House Time Switches. 80
Volt.
V Belts Up to 1872 Inch.
V Pulleys Up to II Inch.
Fuel Storage Tanks, 400 gal, $50
gal, 1000 gal. sizes.
Wooden Stock Water Tanks, 1012
Dbl. and 10 Dbl. sizes.
Tank Heaters, Oil Burning and
Wood Burning.
Tractor Tire Chains, 11-38 and
1898 sizes.
Rear Wheel Weights. W9 and
Farmall M and H.
| Starter and Lights Attachment
for Farmall H.
Power Take Off Attachment for
Farmall M.
Tractor Tires in Sizes 1l-24,
1913, 1898, 1923.
Water Softeners.
Electric Power Wincharger.
Aeromotor Windmill.
Steel Hens Nests.
Shower Cabinets.
Delco Light Plants, Used.
Caswell Loader for Farmall H.
Jet Pumps, 80 Volt and ITO Volt.
Pump Jack for Mccormick Deer
ing ~ to 2A H. p. Engine.
1912 Chev. Short Motor Block
Assembly.
Harnesses and Harness Supplies.
Hot Water Heaters, Automatic
Oil Burning and Bottled Gas.
Grain Bins, $500 Blu. and 1850
Blu. Sizes.
Grain Elevators, All Steel.
Grain Blowers.
Belt Attachment for Grain Ele-
vator.
Portable FORCES, S16.95.
Lauson 4 H. p. Engine.
Anvils, so h., 10 h., and 100 ID.
Sizes.
Air Compressor.
Tractor Plows, 2 Pillow and 4
Pillow, Used.
Tractor Jacks.
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FOR SALE-Six Registered Here
ford bulls. Willow Greek belt
Montana) Breeding. At ranch four
teen miles NE, Hinsdale. w. A.
White. C-47-2tp
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Halloween Ancient Feast

This week We'll celebrate one of
the Oldest "feasts' in history. In
fact. Halloween can trace its origin
back through the times of the
Druids and early Roman feasts to
the Goddess Pomona, the patron of
fruits and seeds, and on down
through the ages of Christianity.
Throughout all the observances of
Halloween, two factors have been
featured neutrality-suspicious.
rites to foretell the future and the
use of nuts and apples.
When you duck your face, bobbing
for apples in big tub, you are only
doing the same thing that Halloween
celebrants did back in the early
150os. The doughnuts you consume
are the modern version of the 18th
century soul cake" that was part
and parcel of every Halloween OBJ
servance. Roasted apples long have
been popular, and cider, in times
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Dorothy Dix Says
RUM CHIFFON PIE.
(Fronl Mrs. E. L. McF.,

Dear Miss Dix: My wife was 20
and I was 81 when we got married.
I was in the service but am now
back home, discharged because of
wound. I am very unhappy. My
wife spends every day at her moth
er's and I have to go. there in the
evenings and take her home in the
car. She refuses to cook me any
meals and I have been living on
hot dogs. She won't give me any
spending money and I never have
cent in my pocket. She doesn't
keep the house tidy, or the baby
clean, and If I want any clean
clothes have to wash them myself.
I left a nice home. nice car and
good parents to marry her. My
father and mother told me I didn't
know her well enough and to wait
until I was better acquainted with
her, but I wouldn't do it, and now
am in this fix. So my advice to all
boys Is to find out what kind of
person a girl is before they marry
her, and if she is lazy don't look at
Evening star., 1945-10-29

but repetition OF the harvest
home" Of the original feasts. Indeed,
in almost every particular Halo
weens relive the past.
1t is fun to have a traditional
party Of this type, keeping up as
much of the old amusements and
foods as you can. However, you may
want to add to the apple, nut and
cider menu and substitute some
thing for that famous soul cake. :"
Good Halloween fare may include a
witches broth" of black bean soup.
garnished with slices of hard cooked
egg and lemon and spiked with
sherry, hot dogs in rolls with plenty
of mustard, mixed vegetable salad
and, for dessert, hot gingerbread
with whipped cream or orange ice.
There would be coffee as well as the
cider and. of course, bowls of apples
and nuts and perhaps other fruit
as well.
Evening star., 1945-10-29

her. What would you advise me to
do? DISGUISED VETERAN.
Answer-Well you certainly are
finding that the battle on the home
front can be even fiercer than it is
on the firing line. Apparently your
wife wants to drive you away and
she is starving you out, so why don't
you go back to your parents until
you can recover from your wound
and get some way by which you can
support yourself and the baby? If
you have no trade, now is the time
to learn one at some of the Govern
ment schools which are trying to
rehabilitate the men and put them
on their feet SO that they can be in
dependent.
But why do you have to ask your
wife for money when you must have
your allotment? Surely If you are
silly enough to turn that over to a
wife who takes all and gives nothing
and even begrudges you the bread
that is bought with your money, you
deserve what you get.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
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