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SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGlklA.

VIENNA, VA.-7-room. 2-story, attractive dv
main tIont and
efnns sH1HnsSi room, san. etchen and pantry large
bedrooms, bath. full basement, barn, ga
5m. chehsn dsasa house ans cs
fAfRFAX GoUNTY@6-room home on 8
eauipped 1ip iV Kitchen, % oil heat. fireplace .ear
KHaEfY fs'ss se cz
44-BsEEDRooM BRICK AND FRAME. prac-
tically new, vicinity Falls Church every,
sniSooe sni al iehn alsSe g iss
wEs46VER gASHANoEh EfLss seasE hhf'sn
ern; % oil heat: beautifully Handicapped lot.
8ne ser Two sSfa boeRs osS to
school. Terms; $3.50 cash, $500 per
RonsR bhso fs 5sg 81 se1a Wash d pvd z0ss
$3.50 - Asbestos-shinple BUNGALOW, g
tGuH1 Va Tile ' bath. large basement; large, un-
+ sHso S sss s7 4 Wash g osSs ssa .oss
atI11i BEATTIFuL Virginia Colonial home, built
of natural stone, surrounded by walled
overlooking the historic traditions OF Vir-
ginia country near Leesburg: 10 rms.
bes Of
hot-water heating system; So miles from
Washington. This picturesque estate in
cudes 55 acres, streams, tenant house,
barns and other outbuildings etc; Grey
$4,000. Once. Ma. 1888; home, OR.
VIRGINIA HOMES AND FARMs-You. may
want to sell, buy or rent home or farm.
E FIX isse We sTsEHE Oh Rsatofs 10 Fails
nSisD SsiEsBDReooMs, living room. pom dining room, ,a T.
recreation room, fireplace, .elec;, bath. oil
heat bqilt.n sarsgs in insulated 10 min min
utes 70 Sas Sy ess large
8 srles. slo5So' lyon Isc CHI soHo
eyes; sgmmerss cH. 2ila 1la;,,. ,u ,r,ck
home, iivinE rm.. dining sr rm,. full eau5ppsd
kitchen on 1st floor: 2 bedrooms and tile
bath on End; air-conditiened coal heat:
esI! I NJ Brown vi cA soSa oS4s ous ~ wv
located broom modern s;ns brick ounsalow, I
substantial cash, S33 monthly. Out Will
byd No 5serSGn st. left to ses
LEXINGTON ST., Just of Washington
sround sySs ooHso TSSm baths 10000 SGnyR Ss It cot
ACRES-6-room frame. no bath. base
ment; hot-water heat; running water in
kitchen; garage, other outbuildings; bus 8
blocks; 3k miles to Chain Bridge; near
Mclean, Va; II minutes to the white
House; new refrigerator and gas stove in
eluded; $4,000; terms. OWNER, Ok
NEW STONE HOME on .. acre. large trees
Ravenwood Estates, near Falls Church. 20
e aey By sSS e Sss1y
ne soDP5 sns nialntSn ssgdS
tric nxtures; bedrooms. 3 Baths baths al = iibrar,
sso6 essS sr By oWSER ssSaf ssris rss cssGcf
VACANT. OPEN SUNDAY TO e-Bunsa.
low, rms. finished attic, modern kitchen
gas slss 1efsr slsc pump soos
lot. I75x21O It.: tool and chicken houses
S1rden pes reduced e
From Aiexandria, out Duke st.. Route sss
.columbia pike; through ssilsys cros
Routs ua SO about ton MI ei 70 ROUTE @ ess s LEI e
Eses 81. AD e Rsss 0a MtaoSEY + Sass
wf1fTssMf WfrfssMsbGkG slds "a eoLoNaIlAL-1n one
the better sections Of Arlington County
usually large living room with fireplace
rn sos anne p9asa sna lh.n ssns so &c y yos
master mas With bath and other nSs5
pisee ' ' IL the he i basement, % detached @ q saras, rag
most discriminating buyer Priced q
shsss 'h wSse9 GsS eis6 s6cEn Hfssid to Ro RSos
Columbia pike. cH. 134l, OK. 27os.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

s TO 20 ACRE BUILDING SITES on Route
240, - miles north of Rockville: fertile
soil, high elevation, electricity, telephone
transportation at property; SI5O to S4OC
per acre. Also desirable small acreage
tracts near Camp Springs. Easy terms
sa:ACRE WOODED TRACT at Barnes.
vile, Montgomery County, S2,15O. 80.
acre wooded tract. near Barnesville, Mont.
geometry County: 81 $50. See MIR. BOISE
at 222 East Montgomery ave, Rockville
Mo Phone IA 10s
GOOD INVESTMENT % acres, mostly
clear, close to the super highway now being
built. 2 miles from Accotink, station on
R. F. y P r: r. miles from .Alexandria
and adjoining Camp Belvoir on the west
side; good building site: orchard in bear
ms; cheap one-room shack suitable fol-
week ends and holidays: expensive well at
door; price. $4,000; half cash, bal. month
ly; immediate possession: shown by ap-
pointment. BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Hern-
don, Fairfax Co., Va. Phone Herndon 49,
10 ACRES of desirable building-site prop
erty, north of East-West highway, between
18th st. and Conn. ave. WI. 5067, INEZ
CUSHARD, DI SS43
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HENRY NJ. FOWLER, Attorney,
91O Investment Building.
EiJo1 Eah 1QdS Char1as Gtow ~

80 Investment Building.
Filed Feb. 8, 1945, Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of CO.
lumbia. a.--Thelma Marie Ziobro, Plaintiff.
VS.. Frank Vincent Ziobro, Defendant
No. 27,354.-The object OF this suit is to
obtain from the defendant, Frank Vim
cent Ziobro, an absolute divorce on the
ground of desertion. On motion of the
plaintiff, it is this sth day of February,
1945, ordered that the defendant Frank
Vincent Ziobro cause his appearance to
be entered herein on or before the for
tieth day, exclusive of Sundays and legal
holidays. occurring after the day of the
first publicatio of this order; otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as in
case of default Provided. a copy of this
order be published once week for three
successive weeks in the WASHINGTON Law
day. (S) MATTHEW F. MCGUIRE, Justice
tSeaD Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART.
Clerk. By EMMA c. SIMPSON. Deputy
faJ
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shollo," to rhyme with "Rollo." The
popular word is 'holler,'' although
1t is called slang" However, I dc
not recall ever having heard any one
say 'hollo' I think We must pro-
mote "holler" to higher rank than
slang 1t certainly is a sound Amer
ican collouuialism.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1896 h-ton panel body:
private party closing business account
health District 017s or Executive 5239.
FORD 1899 dump. 3-yd. steel body. dual
wheels, good condition. ARROW LUMBER
CO. 100 So. Capitol. Franklin 9SO3 15s
19il PICKUPS t2), with a winch; also
stake bodies and cargo trucks; also 2 dump
trucks, l940 REQ 21a-ton and 21a-yard
body. S.25-20 tires: also commend. cars.
4-wheel drive optional: all our trucks at
low mileage eXtra-heavy-duty tires. See
MOTOR co OF VIRGINIA, 3143 Lee hwy,
OK. 0552. Open Sunday from 10 to q
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE SPACE, 1000 to 4,OOC
Sr square feet. Write the WALGOTT-TAY-
LOR COMPANY, INC. sol Mills Building
washington b. D. c.. attention B. l.
Roberts: or phone Metropolitan 5s46
5000 TO 5000 SO. FT., downtown loca-
where once can be Included We viii
repair and alter. Need Immediately Will
buy or rent Call TIE 62l1
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED SMALL HOME with 2 or more
acres. near city transportation. Phone
MR.. ALLEN. WI. $685., after 4 pm. anc
WHEN GERMANY SURRENDERS about :
weeks hence, many Arlington families will
market is at its peak now. Don't wait
for the leveling-on of prices that is bound
to come List your property with us today
In one location for 25 years, we are pre-
pared to effect a quick. satisfactory sale
Your property appraised without cost. We
have waiting list for houses in Beverly
Hills, Oakcrest, Aurora Hills and Jefferson
Park. Open every day, . to 5. VIRGINIA
REALTY CO., 23rd and Arlington Ridge
rd So .Jacksop 1918
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FARMS WANTED.

THE W. c. g. A N MILLER DEVELOP.
MENT CO., Realtor, desire the owners OF
3 outstanding farms not over 20 miles
from washington and in the NV. section
that are for sale, to get In touch with
them as they have immediate purchasers
Telephone Or 4464, 1880 Mass. ave. NV,
washington. D. c
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LISTINGS WANTED' Let us sell you,
colored property for yon We have q
large group of clients who ready and
waiting to purchase nice homes for q
quick sale: Call LA SALE REALTY COM
WE HAVE CLIENTS with all cash 10,
homes in nearby Maryland For quick
sale Of your property, phone Mr.. Fincham
sales manager HYATTSVILLE INVEST
MENT CO.. UN. 4040. Open ewes
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STORES FOR RENT.

BROOKLAND-Small storeroom suitable
for beauty parlor. fruit and produce. etc :,
So S CA Call MR.. RUPERT, MA. 2345 or
MERCHANTS LOCATIONS and opportuni-
ties are limited. have 2 outstanding To-
cations to submit for retail trade of any
nature. Don't miss this unusual oppor-
tunlty, LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1858; ewes,
AID. 2234
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ACREAGE WANTED.
FIVE TO FIFTEEN ACRES on railroad and
within five miles Of D. c. Box BIB. Star
LOTS FOR SALE.

WILL SACRIFICE for quick sale bldg.
lots in finest residential section Of Hill
crest: ideal for some one planning to build
aiteE Els r1sr var TuI To s see call TR: 867I:
in WsSt~G,sland as1WashnRtsns most
WestmoreIand Hills the picturesaue. wind.
Ing, tree-shaded streets; the seclusion;
me congenlai nefghbors provide an ideal
Ems '5ss Si;,.a sioR ssi sa
snd sqossis oss or mod
erate-priced detached homes, Maryland,
adjoining D. c.; one bus fare; buses right
at the property; all utilities available;
5000 each; take part or all. Contact Mr..
Davis Davis with n e; HINES q SONS, DI.
SEVERAL CHOICE IOTs available In
Crestwood, reasonably priced. close in. 10
min. from downtown: restricted; invest
STONE sJy9 and .5DWARD E. CALDWELL or.
.., HaxF .nJ ,sSS:o ehSes w.s, asEs lot,
adjoining Falls Church; can be sold on
BUiLDERs lots, all improvements in
AND an, psid, for each 60 IT; vide; one Of the
asSf as ossa asoh South nfns. hTnr
ton Ridge I'd. Arlington, Va.
APT. SITE in Arlington. approximately {
acres, zoned. good location. utilities at thu
property; For sale by owner. Write Bo,
WxsiHINGsTIoN BOULEVARD. East Fall
Church. Va.--Beautiful lot approximately
S3xl2o It,, fruit trees: near bus, stores
movies and schools. S2,509. Call TIE 2O4S
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers
We do not check with employers or use un-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record
o obtain money NOLAN FINANCE CO,
1192 nsD fGFf 1sc6 sss ..s 3 sps
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

FLORIDA = Fertile farm land for future
security and recreation; attractively priced
and convenient terms: central state loca-
ton. JOHN C. KAHN, 110S 10th st. NV,
or phone HO. O634
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

NATIONAL ORGANIZATION seeks modern
building. 10000 SO. #. ONCE space. ONCE
bldg or apt downtown area, prominent
location. Must have parking facilities,
st commercial Reply Box 1854. Star.
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FIRST COMMERCIAL PROPERTY on Bla
densburg rd. near New York ave. Large
home containing II rooms. baths
steam heat fcoaD; $3.50. LINKINs CO.
l Dupont Circle. DE. 1900.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

REAR 1880 You ST. N.W.-s0O square
feet Of space for warehouse or garage;
good brick building and 2 parking spaces.
Equipped with electricity. Call Mr.: Can
zert, Ordway 5000 or HENRY j. ROBB,
NC, 1924 Vermont ave. NV. District
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USED CAR SALE.

Al Mercury sedan-c coupe, heater
Al Buick Roadmaster sedan, heater
Al Stuoebaker "6' Commander sedan.
'3S Buick T-pass sedan. r. and h.
Al Buick Century sedan. r. and h.
Al Packard .'6' sedan, r. and h.. overdrive
Al Oldsmobile sedanette, r. and h.
~ Dodge sedan fluid drive. r. and b.
20 Packard .'6" club coupe, r. and h.
40 La Sale CLUB coupe. T. and h.
40 La Sale ~" SD. sedan, r. and h.
40 Pontiac torpedo sedan.
80 Oldsmobile '6" sedan. r and b.
40 De Soto de luxe sed, h. and overdrive
40 Oldsmobile torpedo club cpe.. r. and h
80 La Sale sedan and h.
3S Ford de luxe Fordor sedan, r. and h
Station Wagons:
40 Chevrolet SD. d. |, station wagon.
Many others in stock. HYATTSVILLE
RIJ.CK co WA All
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BRADLEY BLVD, adjoining Kenwood,
Glenhrook q, I'd; about Y mile from Wisean-
imum lot, $4,000 square feet; 2Oc to &c
per square foot Restricted neishborhood
OF the Naval Hospital and National. iIlsti-
tute of Health: 100-foot frontage: 70 to
15c per square foot.
Creek Park; in h-acre tracts or more: iOc
per square foot. 3. n. FRY, INC. T240
WISCONSIN ave. Bethesda, Md. Wisconsin
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AUroMoeILEs foR SALE (cent. !.

FORD 1910 standard Fordor sedan, In
good Condition, with ave prewar white-wall
tires, like new. Call At 312 18th st: Sc,
III atUDsoN, G clean; prewar s-ply tires. in ! good
5. 4. BERPY. Ambassador Hotel. cali ii
lA SALE * PM 1ss9 81 sood ts eonaeion Pn sood
tires; no dealers. MARYLAND RocsoFTNd
Co. Hyatsviile. Md. WA. l116.
sale s.rs s.e SSF sa n sssn ns & e. e. tns
RTissS S foT aS lm%eaiste . sslsi trsds ana tsrRs
GRsR 5Tis ahe sHa 1871 4-aoor sedan;
VI. wii trade M doE smsiier snsa car. 500 lndi.na
IiNCooIN-zEPhHYfRa' iass sedan; new mo-
tori To, belog aoSo Sc Ceiling See Sunday. Apt
PACKARD 1911 Clipper ssr' drs'. sedan; In very
good condition. tires good; reasonable. GE
fSsa sxskAaD 1sqe s0ess eas s.dan syf nm II fine cond
very aeod tires. orisinai fnd nsh Hnef ask fs the
Tkhw NC MoroR SHes co.. i4t sna Pa ave-
ppen eysi ana as sun nedan nice eood raa,o
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door; will sell below
ceiling IF l444 W st. Sc AT. 047l. II.
running condition. No dealers. AD. osIs.
PLYMOUTH 1884 4-door sedan. first class
for pickup truck in good condition; pri-
ya!e party Phone Spruce 07s2-J. IL
PLYMOUTH 1942 de luxe 2-dr. sedan:
cellent tires and very low mileage; trade
and. terms here's one of the last cars
made before the war. TREW MOTOR co.
PLYMOUTH 1885 7-passenger. also 1882
Buick 7-passenger. both cars nice and
clean and good mechanically. JACK PRY
MOTORS, 17th and Pa. ave. Sc
TAXICAB, Pontiac. 1910: good running
condition: 81 1,75O cash. Phone EN-. 3436
uyao n
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LETTER-OUT,

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
winch you have removed it. II you have
"Lettered-out' correctly It's to clean ship's
bottom.
Answer to Yesterdsy's Letter-Out
tR) INVEETS-INvEST Gay out money!.
(U PAUSESLPASSE {not modern)
tNl A0HER-REHA (FirFs nicknamel.
(B) PLUMBkR-Ru6PLB fmake untidyl.'
"a NITRATE-T1NTERt tcolcrist).
4 =
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Goren on Bridge

Both sides vulnerable. East deals.
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The bidding:
East South West North
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Pass Pass
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TO COEOnED-oak Crest. Nd, two large
lots. two blocks on Baltimore blvd; sacfi-
nee for cash. Boz 3e3-B. star. IL
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MONEY WANTED
AUTO LOANS.

WANTED TO BORROW slOO for one year
bonus. Boz 261-J, Star.
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PROPERTY WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY will buy from owner .
4 or unit apt; must be sound invest
ment: located in D. C. Ii. 00s2 or Ii.
1854 ewes. or Sun.
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ON OR WITHIN y, mile Of q. S. highVay
No. l.. in D. c.. Md or Va; not over 10
nj. out: garage not less than 20x30 it..
l0-ft. ceiling. doorway, 10 IT. wide BY at
space s. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. 1719 K
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STORES WANTED.

WANTED store. warehouse. large garage OF
building for small wholesale business; as
is: any location. RIA. 6652 or 1884
REAL ESTATE sAle OR EXCHANGE
TRADE modern 4-bedrm. det. brick. 2
smaller house. OWNER, WO 1112 il
farm land. central State
location: will accept local property. JOHN
HO. 0634
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AUTO TRUCK. WANTED.
GARAGES WANTED.

TON STAKE-BODY TRUCK wanted
must be good condition.; pay
price; private party. Call TIE. 6217.
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SUBURBAN REhT-vIRGlNIA.
4-RM. HOUSE, acre land, price $50 per
mo-; bath and electricity. 1S mi. from
Wash Phone Fairfax 80.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-31
Harrell Pluid-First Veteran to
Return Under Point system

Sgt. Harrell Pluid came home last
week after spending 38 months in
the medical corps in the South Pa
cific. Harrell states that he and
Joyce Badgley were the two first
ones indicted from this communi-
ty (March 4, 194D and Joyce is
eagerly awaiting his luck as the
chances are shook to return. Both
boys went through training togeth-
err and served together as medics.
Harrell won bronze medal star
in 1914 by leading men in and out
under fire. He says he never wants
to see any more war! He was given
his discharge on May 10 at Fl
Douglas with 108 points to his cred
it. Need we add that he was inter
viewed in "civies"! Harrell is the
first one of our boys to return I'M
der the point system-we hope they
may all look as well and be as full
of zest for beginning civilian life
as he Is
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-31
Class of 80 Holds Reunion

On Sunday evening the L. c. H.
S. Class of 80 held their 18th an
niversary reunion by joining at a
supper at the Titchbourne Cafe. Six
members were present: Helen Scha-
gel, Evelyn Leonard, Elsie and
Rachael Snyder Helms, Hubert
Helms and Helen Moses Sicily. Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Day were guests
Of the group Out of this class of
%, seven members are in the serv-
ice: Ralph and John Griffith, Nor
itz Gehre, Robert Hamilton, Chas.
Holly, Joe Mccullough, and Nor
bert Schuck. The table was GEN.
tered with their class motto used
at their 10th anniversary. The plan
of this group of Alumni is to have a
get-tc- gether every five years with
genuine effort made each 10 years
for the whole class to meet.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-31
L. C. HI. S. Commencement

The annual commencement OF
Lincoln County High School was
held before a full house of friends
and relatives on Tuesday evening.
Vivian Frost, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Frost, gave the saluta-
tory address and Corrine Roe,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Roe,
gave the valedictory DR.. r. r.
Renne, president of Montana State
College, delivered a splendid COM
mencement address emphasizing the
meaning of the word to the gradu-
ates and urging them to make this
even truly a commencement of
learning and doing. He spoke of
the many problems facing the youth
Of today but he also reminded the
young people of the opportunities
which accompanied each problem
and urged all to become an active
and constructive part of their in
dividual communities. DR. Renne
spoke on a student level, simply as
to terms but with towering goals
which should challenge each grad
uate toward attainment A novel in
novation this year was the use Of
an honor guard made up Of Juniors
who stood at the foot of the stage
as the seniors marched to their
places. Mr.. Korn spoke sincerely of
the fine cooperation of the school
and community and thanked. each
and all for their support. The Per-
manent Honor Roll names which
will be added to the list in the Of
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-31

teachers were voted contracts with
raise in pay: Jeanne Vines, Thel-
ma Morrison, Virginia Erickson and
A. ]. Barney. Elmer Johnson was
reemployed as janitor. Ed McMul-
len of District No. was present
and arrangements were made to
add another bus on that route to ac-
commodate high. school students.
Ray Curtis will continue to haul the
grade school children and as many
others as possible.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-31
L. C. H. S. Honor Roll for Year

+ Freshmen: Tom Ambrose. Sophie
mores: Donald Holcomb, Norman
korn, Marjorie McMullen, Virginia
Roe, and Tom Withycombe Juniors:
Don Carpenter, John Finch, Lois
johnson, Lois Livengood. Seniors:
Vivian Frost, Evelyn Frost, Cor
rine Roe.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-31
Funeral Services for
Former Resident

Funeral services were held in
Vancouver Funeral Chapel on May
Is for the late Cecil Pluid, a pio-
neer resident of Eureka. Mr. Pluid
passed away following an operation
on May Is.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-31
Roosevelt Grade School holds
Commencement

On Wednesday afternoon the
Roosevelt Grade School held their
first Commencement in many years,
if ever. Some old timers think they
recall former events OF the kind.
The program was varied, very in
teresting and exceptionally well
given. The music, under the super
vision of Mrs. Pachico, and choral
readings, under the supervision Of
Mrs. Long, were especially appreci-
ated by the audience of parents and
friends. An original theme by Don
ME Leonard deserves honorable
mention for the depth of thought
and ideals expressed by SO young a
mind. The eyes of the community
will follow Donnie and wish him
well. FIR. Delaney appealed to the
children to overcome selfishness
as it is prime evil in American
life. In closing his address he quot
ed, "A little help is worth deal
of pity" and told them that God is
always telling us to help others.
He asked that God give them as the
most precious gift, that of Wisdom.
The program follows.
Selections Junior High Chorus
Poem"
"AyZamba"
History of Glass ....... Maxine Elliott
Choral Reading by the Class
Reading Youth, Marie Kuchenski
Violin Duet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Shirley Mikalson, Robert Korn
What Education Means to Me"
........-........... Donnie Leonard
Reading Design for Living \.
....... ...................... Darlene Cole
Address ................T The Rev Delaney
Selections Junior High Chorus
The Blue Danube"
Now The Day is Over"
Presentation of Diplomas .....
..........-..............-... MIR. Louis Cole
Welcome to High School ...........
.................... Prin. Norman Korh
God Bless America" Everyone
Following the program Mr.. Cul-
yer thanked the patrons and friends
for their splendid cooperation which
had made his first year in Eureka
so pleasant.
He also read the names and pre-
sented awards to those who had
read 20 or more books during the
year in Junior High: Beatrice Clark,
Roger Hammond, Erin Perkins, OAR
lene Cole, jeanne Finch, Allen Gar
rison, Grace Evins, Norman Erie,
Edna Mckenzie, Donald Barney,
Clifford Curtis, Gaius Clark, Carlee
Roberts, Paul Beckstrom.
Perfect attendance and punctual-
ity awards were given on Friday
to the following children First
grade-none; Second grade-none;
Third grade, Phyllis DeLapp, Fourth
grade, Billy Stacy, Ray Hanson,
Ann Shelly; Fifth grade, Gene Erie,
Roy Utter; Sixth grade, Naomi Mac
key; Seventh grade, Norman Erie,
Allen Garrison, and Warren Han
son; Eighth grade, Dolores Cravey
and Maxine Elliott.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-31
Birthday Celebrated

Merlin Scott celebrated his birth
day Saturday evening with a group
of friends who came in to eat birth
day cake and drink to his health
in cup of Java. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Zook, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Leonard and Mrs.
Moore
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-31
Reception for New Wife of Pastor

Reception for New Wife of Pastor
About SIS members and friends Of
the Baptist congregation sat down
to no-host fellowship supper on
Friday night in honor of Mrs. w. r.
Hodges who arrived recently as a
bride of the Rev. w. R. Hodges,
pastor. The tables were colorful
with tulip bouquets and happy con-
versation during the supper hour
and both Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges gave
brief but appreciative responses.
Mrs. Culver and Mrs. Korn sang a
parody written to Connie and Bob
as a parody on when You and |
were Young Maggie which elected
much laughter. Congregational sing
ing of hymns at which each had a
chance to choose their favorite pro-
vided entertainment for the re
mainder of the evening.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-31
Hospital Notes

DR.. c. A. Clark has installed a
new shock-proof X-ray machine.
Dismissals: Mrs. B. Erickson and
son, May %; Tommy Cuffe, May
o. Albert Kinney passed away
May %.
Admitted. Nels Nelson of Rex
ford on May 27, Jack Call Of Rex
ford May q.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-31
Parties Honor Visiting Couple

A group of six ladies gathered for
a no-hostess supper at the home Of
Mrs. Kenneth Gwynn on Monday
evening in honor of Mrs. Harold
Gilden of Gold Butte. The same
evening group Of men enjoyed a
spaghetti supper prepared by Chef
A. E. Erickson in the Montana Ho-
tel gardens in honor of Mr.. Gilden.
Mrs. Anne Ambrose and Tommy
and Willene spent Memorial day in
Kalispell.