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ROOMS FURN.-NostAwess tcane.I

ROOMS FURN.-NessAwsss tcaas.,
zoe 18th ST. NV, Apt 4l-Larse. pieas.
81 twin-bed room; $50 per month for .
Also single room at $50 . month"; tele-
I7s5 MASS. AVE, N.w.--For young men
hase IN semitic II college at
81 & lvs SiWsnf sS S1 p1 Sss6 ss:;;: as'
S9;SsST ri aSyI sanms# SsSs ..'.'' nome
snsssr sao's maid :s,sss :ssse sss sso
lso, 5 Z iREsYes N.w.-aoom. nicel, turn.
far bfa eaIErsoRRfE SdIa X RfT Tsfs S. Nw1x. sedr
twin bee, beds. sgs !sss closets. we'll heated; Blk
s fxkk 9 ki2 kp Nv r. Aps ah pSab,e, oaSS Il. aic.
2, kitchen; next to bath; $40 mo. 1e1 ADpis 81,
1s.ars hssa co1GME1s Sim after s1 le Sx. Sm
wf. SINGLE rooms, 10 min. dtoMnn. on Sc csr. Go
Line. nIs Gas 6s.bh heat thermost,t control; shSy-
girl, ,S25 a month. Call after 8 pm.
81 $50 sss ~ s:sR :ess :.s :Es
asIs lss q sslSS; 81, sw-elsaa. coy single
- eSs'NoAtS ACW knS uChts
plenty hot water; conv. transp.; private
home; ref: lady; S25 mo. ia. 1851.
1422 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Sinele. clean.
eemfortable ras K y room; room; S. weekly: gentlemen,
room and bath S55. Phone GE. S142.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Apis. 18th and N
saos NEWARK 81. N.%MAttrsetive. S sS large
bedroom, double bed, in refined private
home; discriminating gentleman preferred:
S35: good transportation. EN-. 0225.
1869 SPRING RD. N.W.-Large basement
room, private modern bath; suitable for 3
girls; $50 month each.
20?2 10th ST.-Large double front twin
beds; conv. location: available Feb. 15:
S25 each per month.
CLEVELAND PARK. 3421 Gath pl.-Large.
EeI,-furnishsd " and,fo9r corner room; near
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1918 10th st.
n.w.-Double rooms. new furniture, maid
esy's ss1 sffafie 81 sfns liner
spring beds, 2 closets, phone, laundry priv;
gentle homei refined girls or employed
isaeie 500 MASS. AVE. AVE NV. sa AT. ea-com-
stsr fortaDle fu1n t59ns rm hot and cold
COLORED-Large front, furnished room,
on Girard st. NV; couple or 2 girls; rent,
S. 80 each. Box 64-B, Star
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SUBURBAN sALs-AARYLANp.

RESTORED COLONIAL. 20 minis. from
downtown Washington. Large screened
and glassed inclosed front porch. spacious
nall running the entire length. and II you
four poster bed; the IL It. ceilings
door: your choice Of s OF as acres of land.
an extra feature Is the fully equipped
picnic 9rounds with large capacity outside
prick oven; modern throughout; new oil
heat. Price. y27, 500, With s scres.
KELLEY = HNANNxR, DI. 774O: eyeninrs.
Mr.. ArIedge Wo. 1890. 1880
Seol naA1NSa ~ /, AYE: (: 81. silye5 Hiil. Nd
wo0d doors. nrepiace: lsrTe lot, IO4x3i5:
outoldge. conv. to bus service; possession
R9qs spruce o656-J Or OWNER apruce
etMNX11O0K-Excsptienal buy-S-roau
snd bus: fI1ss. $3.50: tsfmi cLYbk
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

e114 18th ST. N.W.-Doubles. triples, twin
beds; meals. on Sunday; S32-S4(
per per- mo North ea5s- g.
warm rooms. with running water; teie.
phones. elevator. excellent board So
VACANCY FOR YOUNG LADY-Unlimited
@ phone express bus, laundry privileges
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1904 10th st. NV
Vacancy in. nice double room for young
man. good home cooking. $40 so per mo-
Also opening in double for young lady,
$40 SO
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY of Music;
warm, end floor, front, excellent meals,
30 90 week each. Free practice. DE.
1889 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Deiicious, we'll
balanced meals, lovely maple furniture:
cow. shopping and transp. center; double,
$40; triples. S35 and S37 so; triples for
men. AD 1882
ROOMMATE for man: large room: excel
lent meals; unlimited phone: S35. M.
1862. 10s
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Houses for Rent

The address and the rental price must
t.s,,,la bs INCLUDED In adveItisements unds,
number Is furnished for replies. in which
case. the price and the general location
dress Of the house for rent must be given
on the box card, which will be available to
the Rent Control Administration upon Its
request. The Star is requiring such In
formation in cooperation with the Rent
Control Administration and as an added
tisernentE
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

room home near 10th and Colorado ave.
NV during 8 months temporary absence
OF my husband; $50 month. Box 241-X,
Star
GIRL to share small 3-rm. furn. ant. with
another girl, $50 per mo- 1908 Belmont
I'd ng. Apt; 4; 3Td floor.
! more nice girl to share apt S25 each.
1890 CROFFUT PL. Sc, Apt. No. 3-Nice
girl or lady to share apt. with quiet
girls; SIS. Call FIR. -s629 after $40 pm.
I422 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Will share
home with refined girl laundry and
breakfast: S45. IA. 4S74.
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BOATS.

CHRYSLER MARINE MOTORS in stock,
available for commercial. fishermen. work
boats and other essential uses. s. KING
FULT0f,N. lsrf,N. ING me- so5 Maine ave. s.w
No priority Limited quantity. SI.95 each.
s. KING FULTON, INC, S06 Maine ave.
s.w. Executive 3406
stock subject to WPB regulations; also used
Evinrudes and Johnsons to any one.
S. KING FULTON, INC. 605 Maine ave.
sV, Executive 34O6
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
Apartments for Rent

The address. apartment number and the
rental price must be included in sdver;;
unless Star. box number is furnished for
replies, in which case the price and the
general location must be advertised and
the exact address and apartment number
must be given on the box card. which will
be available to the Rent Control Adminis-
tration upon its request The Star is re.
quiring such information in cooperation
with the Rent Control Administration and
as an added convenience for the patrons Of
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HOUSES FOR SALT.

1902 QUEBEC PL. N.W.-Desirable brick
home. 9 rooms and bath, hot-water (coaD
heat Price. $500. Terms: ST $50 cash,
$75 per month: Inspection by appoint-
msnt only NJ VERNON MORTGAGE
eos EAST CAf1fOL--1l rooms, 3 baths,
oil heat, dfe Escape. Price. $14,60O All
snis 81 onss assisi Ex ssSS sssp ~ aDDolntnens
blks. from 3. Z. 1ne: vacant. dstach.; ch
sid ssSis dssorased S.-1.h h move sSS" il osia .isG
key at s70o, gRcioGo RxALTf coH-
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ROOMS FURNIshEp-,.ortbw..,

NICELY FURNISHED large single room,
also small one; S3O-S -S22 so. 1921 n. a.
ave. NV. Georgia 6S65. i0s
beds, inner-sprine mattresses; rood trans.
Government girls preferred; $5 and Sc
8ias IouGHBoRo RID. N.w.-Iarse room.
private bath. in GENTLE home. twin beds;
gentlemen only: no other roomers. $50.
1s7o Harvard ST. Nw.-L.h.k. room for
girl. to share with another Tirl; SO 50
weekly. Call CO. 0760 between $50 and
6IiS GA. AyE.--IArss vell-furu. room, =
Or persons. next to bath IN pvt. apt; SO
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COAL, WOOD. eUEI oIL.

FIREPLACE CORDWOOD, well seasoned.
mixed. 12" or "a" lengths, $50 per cord,
delivered from Lanham, Md Box 30s-B,
Star &c
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, seasoned. ss1
cord; slabwood. $40 cord; also kindling
WINMiAS; Y yhMiAS SH. 1887.
delivered in Falls Church and Arlington,
Falls Church 13R0
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ROOMS WANTED.

CLOSE-IN STUDIO APT. or room writer.
privacy essential. Give rate. details. Box
325-B. Star %
WANTED by refined couple suite of two
rooms and bath with private family in
Northwest section. Address reply to Box
357-B, Star.
NV. section. Box 336-B, Star
IDEAL ROOMER tgirD wants sgle. rm.,
refined gentle home, in D. c.. near bus,
LADY coming to D. c. to work desires
private room; willing stay in some nights
with children while parents go out. Write
P o. Box 1886 Roanoke, Va, giving in
formation as to room. rent, regarding
children
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

WANT to exchange lovely furn. home,
Monterey style, and garage. in Houston.
Tex. for furn. house or apt, this vicinity.
Cali EN-. 230S.
COUPLE to live in private home. home
PRIVILEGES; S65 mo. S17 N. Jefferson st :.
Arlington, Va; on busline. OK, 1885, g.
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Rooms for Rent

The address and the rental price. must
be included In advertisements under
sRooms for Rent" The advertiser may also
include telephone number or Star box
address for replies. The Star is requiring
such Information in Cooperation with the
Rent Control Administration and as an
added convenience for the patrons Of It's
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. unfurn. house
in Arlington, 1904 11th st. s., rent $50
mo-, for 3 or 4 bedrm.. unfurn house OF
apt. in NV, Brentwood or Silver Spring
Md. Call CH. 0S05.
COLORED-House. ls acres land. car
have " of what is raised. house and wooc
free: 30 miles from D. c.: SS mo-: Clifton
Va. Box 36J-B, Star
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

SHETLAND sHEEPDoGs, A. K. c. regis
tered; puppies and grown dogs. BEECH
TREE FARM, AnnanGale rd.. Falls Church
FOX TERRIER, tan and white, house.
broken; good pet for children: So lois
c st. s.w.. EX. 5243.
SCOTTISH TERRIER, black, at stud
Heather's Robin of Johar. registered Axe;
Tei, 5,,o required. Call DE. 1882 evenings
WANTED ST. BERNARD to breed to LADY
Luck Of Dalakay, must have good papers:
lmmediately.- Call Alexandria $3.50.
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WELL-ROTTED STABLE MANURE for sale
BY bushel or load. Call HOWARD LAND
SCAPING CO.. Ii. 04S6
TRACTOR, 1920 Interna tional. R. j..
kLYN, Duke st. extended. Alexandria, Va:
FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, hedges,
eyergreens, roses and Towering shrubs to
back yard economically; for the farm or
fruit garden. apple, pear, cherry, apricot,
nut. peach and plum trees berry plants,
northern nursery-grown stock direct from
grower to you. guaranteed to grow or re-
placed free, Pay on delivery at planting
time. Supply short-order your stock to-
day. Phonesa Lincoln 1899 or write
HOWARD -DOWNEY, Guaranteed Nursery
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MiscelL.N .NEous FOR SALE ,esss.,

WATER m TIERS, automatic gas and
bottled gas. Immediate installation. 90
year guarantee Sterms. 6s12 4th st. NV,
WATER HEATERS. Rex 2G.yesr guaran.
tee: all sizes; terms. JOHN G. WEBSTER
Plumber 627 st. NV. MA 4163, OR. 3439
direct from manufacturer; steel or wood
Stats 1905 l4th st NV Phone AID. 1888
DIsPOSlNG Of used evening gowns, from
rental Gept. Beautiful assortment Of colors
IN all sizes, 81 .95 to S9.95. Sold new from
$1e.95 to $3e.95. Come at once for best
choice; wedding gowns practically reduced
LONGS. 731 9TH st. NV
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APARTMENTS uNFURNIsHEp.

AS LAMONT ST. N.W-1-r room apt, heat
and utilities furnished: S3S. THOS. ID
1863 NEWTON ST. NV. - Entire Ord f.
liv. rm.. bedrm., lge. kit, pvt. bath.
screened porch; employed adults: $50.
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HOUSES FoR SALE or RfNr,

COIORED-Attentioni Are you planning
tsched homes for only S1S5 per day: $50
ease opon S4 per unssT
OAKS CO, 5411 Addison Chapel rd. Fair
mont Heights, Md. HI 1901
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

MASS. AVE. NV, west Of 18th st-25.
unit apartment, 10 of which are rooms
times the gross income RE. 04e3. EN-
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meals: weekly rates. 3O14 Warder ct.
NV. GE. 1897.
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE wants single
room with board. convenient to Mt
Pleasant earline, NV. Telephone DU. 4737
daytime, DU, 1O2S after pm.
to live rooms. private bath and board
for self; wife and baby: excellent refer
enceS: 500 to $50 q month. CAPT
LEON. Adams 2372 %
REFINED MAN wishes room board house
comforts: Capitol area or residential sec
tlon: refs. exchanged. Box 1901 Star.
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
EXPERIENCED HELP. 24-hour service: no
Job TOO large. no lob too small AETNA.
Ii. l LOO
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
w WI aIf sske your surplus iurnitqTe as part part
MOVING & STORAGE CO. IA. 2937. s.
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LARGE FRONT. d. bedroom, two closets.
morn. kit. priv; conv. to Armory and
Temp. K and " suitable for two girls: $50
mo. 321 Oath st. ne. 81
LARGE FRONT ROOM, next bath. nice
girls; private home, on bus line; S45. 2410
Otis st. me- MI 1888. 13'
1867 HoLBRoOK TER. N.E.-Girl share
lovely twin maple bedroom with another
girl; unlim; phone. laundry privil,; l blk.
bus; breakfast II desired: Jewish home;
S. per wk. AT. $40.
.3 GIRARD ST. N.E.-Comfortable single
room for girl in Christian home: gas heat.
use of laundry and kitchen; " block from
North Capitol St; S2l DU. 5O42.
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TABLE BOARD.
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

COLORED : Table board, home cooked
meals: weekly rates. 3014 Warder st
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POULTRY 8 EGGS,
CATTLE AND LIN STOCK.

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. 619 < st. NV
NE 00SQ
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ROOMS EURhIsHEo-Mp. and VA

3911 OLIVER ST, Hyattsville, Md. =
a month. UN. 3059.
HOTEL ROOMS, So up. special weekly or
monthly rates. CASTLE INN HOTEL op-
posite Walter Reed Convalescent Hospital
at B. & o. Station, Forest Glen, 81. s551
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FARM & GARDEN.

HOGS, feeder, 40, weight about so lbs
Apply CLIPPINGS HA HA FARM. 4 miles
north Of Ashton. Md; phone Ashton 3O61
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sunrSom; I bedrooms, bath and sieepin
ssd 0os ca fas vs. ess Ssoo ssT's sn lot 7
sRRNAHbY' sRM Il '9NosS WoSDssssd1SSS s co dSS rh,, .,pe
located on an EXTRA large lot; one Of tn
sss ss ea VS. asS5 sRs Sa sS
KPPSsiREa KEPMAiRE1 H sy9NEs Masss5o SD fc bedroom,
sssl sa.is5 'flmj Sosssss, Ss Se Iss Ise
READK tn TO IN MOVE St
fKEr Sa s7sa saae'ssss esss
s ssaEPaaakkp ST. NV. near 1sth-e lars
rooms, bath. front and rear .porches,. larg
rear I yard, garage age Price, , $3.50; term:
afSs; .sysainss. NJ NJ esSS So - INV. 80 ~
ven construsted. detached brick house 9,
roomy Etehen; srssfiast no nook uspt and paner nn
ss.laa5 ~ os5 g rSes Sann: snd pi Sa na % .s. rs
attic: fuii basement. outside entrance
hutamHsis haa hsssen gssh tefms .rass sorss
WALTEks.. ,Rsaitcr. Excl. Ast,. lie {
SSNaSLoM, 8. 900: ,ss. Is sof - sssS! inme
large rooms. fireplace in living room. hard
wood floors, oil h..y.h.: about acre land
IL RocKvfLiE. caKvfL MD.1ssfck Nd asfe : home. Sim Ens
room with fireplace. large dining room
large kitchen. with breakfast nook, recre
ation room. butlt-in garage, h.-w.h., oil
fred boiler. toilet n basement. large lot
ARpnERJ esi Kelly 9sxclusives s aaents5
sefsSTis Md re6as eSEoss2L siSL stone home
Chevy Chase, Md.-1st fioor, large living
dining rooms: screened porch, panelet
hi,rbsr hiRrary or den. full shower bath de lux,
room; End foor. large bedrooms. s
IJST1E LEsLIE q P.I4EEAs IMEEAsEIL; 81 NE. 5Ssds
y 2-story home on hill: s nice rooml
and bath, screened side porch. spactoui
grounds: FILA nnanced with monthly psy.
ments Of s43 includins taxes and n.
surance; close to Transportation, schoOii
EuBYE N ACKEN. sligo 1880.
Groom. BATH BUNGALOW. best sectioI
Ecckville; large lot. lt0x1SO: chickeI
$4,000. 7-room house. large lok, 0araGe
lSa msnss eoue ses p di s6fss HfssH Z ssD
Essf 1cnssoTsfy avs. Rockville. Msry
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SOUTH HARDIN

Uriel King was a dinner guest
on Tuesday at the Fergerson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewald and
family visited at the Jim
Sullivan home Monday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Kirkland
called at the c. E.. Astrope home
one evening last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lautt re-
turned home from North Dakota
Monday. They were called there
by the illness of Mr.. Luatt's
mother, who passed away while
they were there.
Allen SCHNEIDER visited with
Edmond Lautt, Jr., Tuesday
night.
Andrew Pitsch of Harlem was
a visitor at the Sam Kern
home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown and
family were callers at the Lo-
gan Kingston home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Colstad
made a business trip to Billings
last week.
MI. and Mrs. Glen Gustafson
and family and the Rev. White
man of Helena, were dinner
guests at the Bob Ewing home
last Sunday.
The Two Leggin club met at
the home of Mrs. Art Randall
Wednesday. A short meditation
was held for We day. Games
were played after the business
meeting. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Randall and Mrs.
Chester Raup. The next meet
ing will be the annual election
and will be held on June 10 at
the home of Mrs. Conrad
Seader.
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HELMANN AIDS
IN BOND DRIVE

S/Sgt. Glen G. Helmann of
Hardin, who returned several
months ago from 48 months
overseas duty in the Pacific
area, is now helping to present
to the American public the
story of infantry operations as
a member of one of Is infantry
demonstration units touring the
nation during the 7th War Loan
drive.
The demonstrations are eli
NAKED by an assault on a jap
anese pillbox by a combat pa
troll armed with the latest wea-
pons. The units will visit nearly
900 towns throughout America
during the drive. The purpose
is to show the determination,
power and skill of American
infantry and the vital place the
purchase of War Bonds fills in
supplying army units with
needed weapons and supplies.
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Pvt. Francis Dedelot is spend
ing a furlough with his sister,
Mrs. Bob Smith and family. Pvt.
Didelot has been stationed in
Louisiana.
The members of the Wyola P.
T. A. met Saturday at the Wy
ola school auditorium with a
dinner at 7 pm. Mrs. Kenneth
Woodley, Mrs. Cecil Wham and
Mrs. Leslie Schroeder were in
charge of the dinner. A business
meeting conducted by Mrs. Paul
Forman, vice president. was
held. Yearly reports were read
by Mrs. Karney Redman, treas
urer and Mrs. Fred Wattenberg,
historian. Mrs. Frank Gross in
stalled the officers of the P.T.A.
for the coming year. A program
following the installation was
given as follows: THE Bell
Song" and Bell Bottom Trou-
sers" were sung by members of
the seventh and eighth grades,
"Neopolitan Nights" and MY
Dreams Are Getting Better All
the Time, a vocal duet by Mrs.
A. E. Montgomery and Miss
Betty McDonough; poems called
Flags were recited by Helen
Woodley and Bonnie Wham.
This is the last P. T. A. meeting
until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Meow
ern are the parents of a son
born recently at the Sheridan
Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Margaret Eggart, who
has been a patient at the
Sheridan hospital has been dis
missed.
Billy Wattenberg has received
his call for the navy and will
leave Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Gross and son,
Billy, are leaving Thursday for
a short visit with Mrs. CROSS
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Baker of
Seattle. Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Paustian
of the Wyola Mercantile, have
bought the Little Horn Trading
company from Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Barber this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Barber will remain here for
several weeks.
The members of the Wyola
Woman's club will meet Satur-
day, May 10, at the home of
Mrs. C. B. Starina. Roll call will
be Gardening Hints.
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B. & P. w. CLUB

The Business and Professional
Women's club held its regular
meeting Tuesday evening at the
home of Carolyn Riebeth with
Kay Lovelace as co-hostess. In
the absence of the president,
Grace Dillon presided.
The various committees re-
ported to the club and Helen
Chisholm, education chairman,
gave an interesting report on
the rehabilitation program of
the state of Montana.
Officers for the coming year
were elected as follows: Helen
Chisholm, president; Carolyn
Riebeth, vice president; Eileen
Burgess, recording secretary;
Grace Dillon, corresponding sec
rotary; Nettie Ray, treasurer.
Installation of new officers will
take place Tuesday evening
May 20, at the home of Grace
wynn.
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Lodge Grass Creek

Hugh Carney called at the
George Gibson home Tuesday
afternoon.
George KuKuchka of Ran
chester, Wyo.. was a Sunday
visitor at the D. Stevens ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Gibson
and sGls were in Billings on
business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Graham
and Gary Joe spent "Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lowell Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stevens
called on Mr.. and Mrs. George
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ELECTED PRESIDENT

Miss Jeanne Kelley, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Kelley of
Hardin, was recently elected
president of the Delta Gamma
sorority at the University of
Montana at MiSSoula.
As president of her sorority,
Miss Kelley attended the ma
tional convention of the organ
ization at Walla Walla, Wash.
She left Missoula on May 9
and returned to the campus
May 16, While in Washington,
Miss Kelley went on to Seattle
where she attended a chapter
meeting at the University of
Washington.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-17
LADIES CIRCLE

The Congregational Ladies
Circle will meet on Thursday,
May "a at the church parlors.
DevotionS will oe in charge of
Mrs. C. S. Elder and the program
Hymns of All Churches" is in
charge of Mrs. J. J. Ping.
HoSteSseS for the afternoon
will be Mrs. E. L. Jacobson and
Mrs. j. L. SWindle.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-17
RAINBO INSTALL
OFFICERS TUESDAY

At the regular meeting of the
Hardin Assembly No. 33, Order
of Rainbow for Girls, on Tues
day evening installation of Of
ficers was held. Lola Bert Mel
son was installing officer and
was assisted by Lois Cass, in
stalling marshall, Joyce Daniel
son, installing chaplain, and
Mrs. w. j. Brekke, installing
musician.
The following were installed:
Clara Pitsch, worthy advisor;
Martha Saunders, worthy as
Sociate advisor; Alberta May
charity; Harriet Scally, hope;
Myrtle Bentley, faith.
Alice Riebeth, recorder; Pat
ty jackson, treasurer; Betty
Hammer, chaplain; Pauline Da-
Wis, drill leader; Joyce KoeDbe.
love; Geraldine Torske. religion;
Jane Jackson, nature; Lois
Vickers, Immortality; Margaret
Lovelace, fidelity; Julia Dygert,
patriotism; Mary Reibeth, SER
vice; Audrey Nelson, confident
ial observer; Betty Rhinenart,
outer observer; Sonia jacobson.
musician; Helen Huntington,
choir director.
Following installation, a pro-
gram in observance of Mothers
day was held for the RainboWs
and their mothers.
Refreshments were served fol-
lowing the program by men,
bers of the advisory board.
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FAREWELL PARTY

The Rev. and Mrs. A. j.
Stewart honored Alvin Kirsch-
enmann at their home Tuesday
evening at a farewell party.
Refreshments were served to
IL guests. Mr.. KirSchenmann
was present with a Testament
as a gift from the guests.
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LINEN SHOWER

Mrs. Lewis Bochy honored
Mrs. Tavner Walker last Fri
day evening at the home of
Mrs. Walker.
Guests present were Mrs. Rose
Lutz, Mrs. George Ward, Mrs.
Pearl Roberts. Milly Wilson.
Charlotte Stanton and Mary
Roberts Rhinehart.
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HARDIN VISITORS
R HONORED

Sgt. and Mrs. William o. Will
son were hOnored at a picnic
Wednesday evening given by
friends.
Those present were Marie
Meredith, Betty Bell, Dorothy
Hammer, Eleanor H a m m e r,
Betsy Torske, Donna Reed,
Wanda Newkirk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tavner Walker, Dale Reed, John
Macleod and Marvin Davis.
Refreshments were served to
the group following the even
ing's entertainment.
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DINNER BRIDGE

Mrs. E. l.. Kelley and Mrs.
L. H. Labbitt were hostesses at
a dinner bridge on Friday ev-
enfng honoring Mrs. E. E. Smith
and Mrs. Lawrence Labbitt of
Gillette.
-Four tables of bridge were
played with high honors going
to Mrs. r. q. Saunders and sec
ond high to Mrs. j. J. Ping.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Labbitt
were presented with guest
prizes at the close of the even
ing.