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Nogales international., 1946-11-28
On Thanksgiving Day

Thank God in your church synagogue for the
blessings of peace and brotherhood we enjoy in our
democracy.
Honor the American tradition of fair play and
mutual understanding, important source Of our
peoples strength and well-being
Answer the defeatists, the "nationalists, and
the fear-nakers with united determination to make
democracy work better.
Nourish our way of life by respecting differ
ences and giving everyone an equal chance to con-
tribute to our country.
Know your neighbOr, your partner IN our COM
mon enterprise of self-government.
Sow the seeds of brotherhood in your community
by practicing the same teamwork for which Colin
Kelly Meyer Levin, Dorrie Miller and their fighting
partners gave their lives.
Give generously to those worthwhile causes
which help us to be our brothers keeper, and to
press our thanks for the blessings we enjoy.
Insure America against every form OF totaEtar-
iansm and tyranny by being loyal to the principles OF
our republic cone nation indvisibe, Of many races
many reigions-"with liberty and justice for all,
for men of every religion and every race, Catholics
Protestants Jews, Whites and Negroes.
Value your fellow Americans for their individual
merits whatever their national origin race creed
Impress young people with the conviction that
freedom is not gift silver platter but a respon-
sibility which every American must discharge for
himself
Nail the hate-rumors which would poison us by
setting Catholics against Protestants, Gent1es
against Jews, workers against employers whites
against Negroes
Grant to all people the. opportunities you
want for yourself.
If we all do these things then every day
will be day for Thanksgiving.
thief is one who put the "take" in mistake.
There eventually comes time when anybody
gets tired of work.
Did you ever have complete stranger come
and ask for a loan?
little prominence does not 60 to tie ,4cc1-
prominent person.
People who seek information should 60 to head
quarters for the facts.
Without police power there would be compara-
lively little civilization.
Christmas ONLY % STOPPING DAYS we invite
make gift selections from stock
Glassware Dinnerware
WheeIGo Goods, Radio and
Robinson's Hardware Store
NEOntezuma Hotel Bldg. Telephone 80
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

tiary were Gov. Sidney P. Osborn
and state highway department rep
resentatives.
It is hoped now that plates will
be available in all sections of the
state by Jan. l. Tie 18th legisla-
ture authorized use of convictS to
make tags and appropriated funds
for the machinery. The aluminium
used will be supplied by the Rey-
nolds Metal Company, Phoenix.
John A. Jones was visitor here
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
SEEN ad HEARD
o~ -
THE MAIN DRAG

Chef Ted CLANCY of the Monte
yuma Dining Room back on the job
and having breakfast at Barton's at
6 am.
Four year old Johnny Elias get
ting his first barber shop haircut
and his proud mother looking on.
Mighty Hunter Bert Cumming
shooting a decoy on duck hunt.
Red Myrick's Shetland ponies.
Mrs. F. w. Cowlishaw receiving a
Great Dane by Railway Express.
Red Myrick Saddle Shop serving
tea each afternoon at o'clock.
NogaleS Laundry's business has
grown so rapidly it is now working
two shifts and employing 20 per-
sons besides the owners, Hamilton
Draper and Lloyd Ledford en-
tire quarters recently re-painted and
remodeled following fire several
weeks ago and it's now one of the
show places of Nogales.
Dirty sidewalks on Grand avenue.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
Schools Close
For Thanksgiving

Nogales schools closed yesterday
for the Thanksgiving vacation and
will reopen Monday.
For the Christmas holidays, the
schools will close on Friday, Dec.
20, and reopen Monday, Jan. 6.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
G>ltt1(t}'lt1(Q
announcements All I IL,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
]. /. Jones, Pastor
WEEKLY SERVICES
Sunday:
Bible School, 9:45 am.
Preaching, 10:45 am.
B.Y.P.U., $50 pm
Preaching, 7:30 pm.
Nid-week Prayer Service ana
Bible Study, 7:30 pm, Wednesday
All are welcome
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
Plagued By Rising
Living Costs?
An Important Job With
No Overhead Awaits
You In Korea
ALL EXPENSES PAID AND A
MINIMUM STARTING SALARY
OF 500 PER MONTH

Here's your chance to get away
from it all-and know where you're
going! Attractive positions arc cpel
in over 100 spaciaIties in the 9th II
fantry Division in beautiful Korea.
Sports, entertainment 3U1 t~ila 81
opportunities are highly developed
in this divisions area. Luxurious
hotels, theaters, swimming facili-
ties, tennis clubs and ball parks
provide more choice of pastilne than
is enjoyed by the average civilian at
home and at no extra cost to
you!
High overseas pay (2036 above
domestic base pay, excellent medi-
cal and dental care, good food and
lodging and a generous retirement
plan make this opportunity too good
to miss.
Young men who can meet pre-
scribed standards, and who enlist
for 3 years, are entitled to desig-
nate the 66th Infantry Division at
time of enlistment. Initial training
given before departure from U. S.
Full details at U. S. Army Recruit
ing Station.
MONTEZUNTA HOTEL
NOgaIes, Arizona
Evening star., 1946-09-30
OFFICES FOR RENT.

CONN. AVE.-Two 2-rm. suites with con-
neHtns rsssg9n No sioq ps5 me- ree
Ss IDEAL p1ocToR and dentist combination
ofhce, large reception room and 3 @ otner
apt. bldg. on main thoroughfars adjoining dsdIdI,
sh0ppnS ssn W sssa .enon n
sSsz ner sn sss3R St GS03 Hsfs
BETHESDA. 1-room office: partial use Of
reception room. 1880 Wisconsin ave- phone phone
ssS eFfs
SS iS$ Sn kxr i Yrs Ex X%Iarse Sool o iaont
sYa,sSs ssYPaP,R5Skr%TfhY Se 3d. sfsf of
1st floor IF the "a apos
aGRBGRf ISER 2fs s2kVG1 RaSsaS re- 1865 81
oFFicE 81 hiG TO SHARE. Phone and mail
isdY,ce ath AND j. K < SIS. S.W9New ~ remodeling
building into very desirable s of1css T 11r
ehotce che of,ss $500 space Call KAY Really Az
3TTTiRAcTfvE At h1 OFFICES for engineers and
2-rm. suites; janitor service
Bldg. at 18th and sts. BROWN REAL
oFFiCE .ys'able., near Du-
g9nt oSas Circle; some furniture and services aS
1920 nj ST. N.W.-3-room suite, 3rd floor,
private bath. very bright; 500 per mo.
18th ST. NEAR sTARTLER HOTEL-Beau-
tiful front room on hrst floor, 14x1S, par
italy furnished; $z5 per month. Box
CENTRAL LOCATION-Desk space, fur
nished, with switchboard service. mail
address and telephone answering services
also available with or without desk space.
40 Bond Bldg. D1. gS01. Il
DE LUKE SUITE ofnces IN new Profess
sional Building: or ofnces with private
bath: best location. 1877 18th st. NV.
1921 EYE ST. N.w.-2-room once suite
on top floor available at reasonable rental
TO desirable tenant. ROBERT w. saw
AGE, S13 Union Trust Bldg. Ma. 3630.-30
Evening star., 1946-09-30
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. BIB
MONDAY,
OFFICES FOR RENT (cokT.D.

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT, suitable for
dentist, physician or chiropractor; conV.
corner. End q. 1920 l4th st. NV. .
DOCTORS OFFICE, immediate occupancy,
medical building of large housing develop
ment Of over 1,s00 apts., located in q
large and fast-growing community; excel
5000. BUcKiNGHAM coMMUNfTY. SiS
N. Glebe rd.. Arlington. Va. 80
ONE BLOCK from Statler Hotel, 1924
NJ st. n.w.-Street fir, suitable for ofnces.
showroom, etc; lease, $3.50 mo. Ma, 5437.
UPPER I4th ST. NV, $500 block-For
commercial use. Entire 2nd floor. 3 rooms,
large. hall. bath and small porch. $3.50
conn. AVE. AND O TRIaNGLE-Larss
1st-fioor studio. suitable church. school.
club groups; seating capacity so: morn
ing and evening reservations: recording
and amplifier available; reasonable rates.
BRoKERS. ATTENTION - Space for at
least 2 desks; writer would like to be
employed as salesman, Call GE. 27O0
BUILDER OR CoNTRACTOR-Space for
one desk, telephone service. Call GE
200 or come TO 626 Kennedy st; NV.
IDEAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION-Clean,
trent once, 320 50. it., reasonable rental.
pisoSwNrowN9 = q LOCATION Clean once
LeDR0IT BLDG, S00-S10 F St NV
Desirable ofhces. Apply Room 10, $40 F
st. NV .
Evening star., 1946-09-30
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp

SILVER sPRING-A beautiful S-room
struction nearly completed and about ready
dining room, living room Gf direplace5, two
bedrooms and bath on. first floor; three
bedrooms, bath and utility nook on second
with bath; insulated, furred walls; gas
h:;w;h:; large landscaped lot; excellent
ton. stores, schools and churches. Lo.
Gated at BOZ Silver Spring ave. Price
s2l goo on terms .aSe Exclusive sT y5th E.
Mr. MT iNaRAHAM en M So sI'ol $3.50 SO 1881 or cal cal
SILVER STRING. Montgomery Hills sec
tion. Detached center-hall Colonial brick
room I oath ah epaee hest eor
and "a bath; second floor has 3 large bed.
oil air -conditioned heat; 7o-ft. frontage
possession can be had. For e additional Ito uin. in.
Nitb 10Tnassr hRTrzs1 esl Mr. Northern Sligo 1889
NEAR FoRREsTvnLE, Mp.-A very nice
home large lot All modern improvements
hop or any oer sma repar susness
sHssd s RElI0 EsfaTG faTGo sssh csl Mf af
MopERNizED FARM HOUSE on an acre
mile Of, e. s. S % and M waking ii1 distance an eus5 te
sna hea yas sarsTs dsR see ~ oraha Sahs
S12,75O well spent for enjoyable country
Lying the year round. r. P. RIPLEY, SH
1888: tsun. and ewes, sH. 6916, Mr.
ViciNIiTY OF SUGAR LOAF Mrs.-Ap-
prox ] hr from downtown Wash. This
OF ground. is really true value: LIST floor,
Lying i. ; Tm;, din rm with fireplace, spacious
a1se k 5geS panty anti ront s
bedrms: and bath with heated attic: full
basement; steam heat; double garage sta
BE be,y with loft; smokehouse; granary; large
fully shrubbed and fenced; convenient to
store and TRANSFORMATION by. the B. & o.
FRED a. SMITH. Realtor. 1113 18th St.
3 YR. OH, e bedrm. brick home, ige. oV liv
in. basement, a-e.h lovely Hai location 5i'etn IN
Frs, TE, 64es: Evss, wa 41o5i 30
are modern in every. respect and priced
ll,1 lM baths: si$,5oo; sos Newton ST st.
coon Dsnsr fs and ss bath 1sfatsf BIO
Give US call. we have q home for every
neee. sses W " HARRIS ROGERS UN. 0493;
TREAT Yo6R FAMILY to delightful eG coun-
try living in this Groom home on a couple
excellent job of modernizing with entirely
new bath, kitchen and oil furnace; black
top drive and wei selected shrubs; very
possession. R. P RIPLEY. sH. 1885, 5sun.
and ewes, sH. 6a16. Mr.. Romer) i
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD, on Kingston I'd
near Central ave- rooms and tile bath
with shower. All modern improvements
Price. SS.a5O: So, 900 cash required. WEST
Real I5Ra, ESTATE. Call Mr. Wood. Hillside
DISTRICT HEIGHTs-15-room house in
cluding furniture. All modern improve
ments and large lot: high and dry. Re-
duced for quick sale to S9.950. Cash
g. Gsll Mr.; Mr; Wood, Hillside 1353-J. -,
65x1I0 f. Il: F. BIEBER, sH. 6565. i
KENSINGTON, nr. Wheaton-New brick
Cape Cod. 5 rms. b., fireplace: a.-c.h., 2nd
f.; a., $4,000. See plans. H. F. B1EBER,
NEAR YATTSvILLE-Modern 3-bedrm.,
asbestos-shingled bungalow; h.-wh: nice
ly HANDICAPPED lot; up-to.date: 1000 -capac-
ity chicken plant included owner leaving
me;dietely; ;, $4,000 down payment re
UN. 1915. with GREAT NORTHERN REAL
ESTATE. 4710 Annapolis rd., Bladensburg,
Evening star., 1946-09-30
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today; Our epini9n entails no obi
fsHa st TM iss7 SAGsREks 951s st. CO. NV 1NS 81
CHARLES s. GUM has clients waiting
saa nearby MaTsiand. @ s FR. s'os isoe. Oh WASH
.pseiaIisS1pIss.. ssll ser free rec .aa aa hones'
eiisnts With cash. or viii BUY outrisst osss Yos
s &c sts Huea aaat a1s s,sn csn'
iS PRoMfTp ATTEsTioN III to tn. sal. o,
your home. business or investment prop,
f "asa Rs.ser essFi sos soih ss e.poI E. A EVA
saNs.s s5aS Fiss,i SssTY s.nss co 1919 al. ,,,
iais sss Wilson sHs '''sss' sRs sE ssh'S
SSsa sfrrns so5 q; c. .ne Nd pre,.r.,
WoofpsRIbo. sts1ffs so ss.'': sssI h'' shsd' ssI'
gnJIi aag .og price. ENTERPRISES REALM
fRorERfY @ Ell Eve owNfEs 4 E Ex pssSorth stSo an.
brentwood areas We need your house Z
SEa2$y Sss2Ss ssSs e. sa SsSS Ss'i Dh KAY
iMMkfbiiATR CASH ASH Iogo fog your property. ne
or Sc, white or colored Maryland or vir
wa NEf4 yo6R HoMEs AsSf Tor re Te..fsa Sss
desperately Cali US for fair appraisal
attention SURETY REALTY Co. e12-I
s.E. AND b'T NE. Fl PRaoSPPffRrY-ws will pa,
all cash or will sell for you. We sc
is 5eS susk st sc se',fa PR SioS aSSN q MILLER
any eondition. B. LIss. 1105 9TH st. NV
j WANT To BUY direct from owner TO
cash, to rooms sH: 1924. 40
MARYLAND section: suitable for three adults
Ho 1850, q Boy 44o-o, Star; 80
BEFORE YOU SELL consult with US 1t
our policy to work for your best interests
BETHESDA OR Wo0DsiDE. Md or
rooms, brick preferred. frame considered
for cash client; Box 344;J. Star. 80.
ment. large and small. Will list your prom
erty at today,s prices. Individual sttentio
given SELECTED listings. L. H. MAuRY. Al
ALL CASH for brick bgngalow in siwe
PRivATE FAMILY searching for 9. 3 or
ate: 40 agents. Box 264-J. Star, g
DESIRE TO BUY clean house direct fror
owner, detached. red brick. center hal
3 bedrooms. 2 baths, sarage. dependabl
heating plant. roomy lot; in Northwest
c. or Chevy Chase (Md) area. Box 450-.
Star. %
Evening star., 1946-09-30
STORES FOR RENT.

LARGE STORE, suitable for almost any
floor: sos i7th st. NV: viii give long
lease to reliable tenant. For sppt., call
Mr. COSTIN. MA. 1882 IS
1000 so. FIT. or smaller stores in 10th
st hotel section; perfect for exclusive shop
or offices; $1,000 per year. Box 452-G.
Star 30
TWO SMALL STORES, newly remodeled,
1Gx60, each, now available at 11IO G st.
NV. Reasonable rental Phone FX 1908
or see janitor on premises a
1907 GA. AVE. N.W.-Georgia ave. Shop
ping district, entrance 2 streets, approxi-
mately 1.640 So. n, $500; 5-ysar lease.
goPpoS s fseE 1879 sadii5SPsl paps I'd PLANT
0S3z i
1924 NJ ST. N.w.-one block from statler
Hotel; suitable for any retail business:
lease. $3.50 mo. Phone Ma. 5437.
Evening star., 1946-09-30
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcoo,.

I WILL PAY ALL CASH for a or room
house IN n or near D. c. MR.. LIVINGSTON
IMMEDIATE AcTtoN-we will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients at full
market value: free sppraisals. MITCHELL
QUICK, DI. 1881, until 9 pm 5s
WE HAVE SPECIALIZED in southeast
real estate since 1901. List your property
now II you want top prices. HARRY Z.
GLADMAN. 308 Penn. ave Sc. IL O346
MUST HAVE a HOUSE with bedroom and
bath on first floor. Hillcrest or woodbridge
sections. All cash II necessary. Call MR.
GLIDDEN, DE. 0054: evenings and Sunday
WANT oR : ROOM HOUSE, prefer Pet
worth or Brightwood section: viii pay
cash. No brokers'. Call EN- 2S12 81
PRIVATE PARTY wants 5 or rrn. house
or lot, Edgemcor lane section, Bethesda
only. OR 1863
Evening star., 1946-09-30
STORES WANTED.

needs store or part OF store suitable for
small shop and storage. Call GE. s503
after pm. -3
DESIRE TO RENT neighborhood store in
busy community, 2Qx40, with basement.
Write Box 423-G, Star. Il
Evening star., 1946-09-30

CONNECTICUT AVE. AND O Triangle
school, club groups seating capacity. so;
morning and evening reservations; record
ing and amplifier available. reasonable
rates CO fi45 %
Evening star., 1946-09-30
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE with telephone and secre-
tarial service available Suite 203. 11Ol
Vermont ave. NV. DI 3141. 4
Evening star., 1946-09-30
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, Clinton, Md.
S75 month. Size 40x64 2nd floor suitabls
for light shop or storage. SP. 1166, be-
tween s and pm -6
Evening star., 1946-09-30
OFFICES WANTED.
STUDIOS FOR RENT

LAWYER, young attorney, desires once
or desk space. Box 337-J, Star. 3o'
Evening star., 1946-09-30

9 rms. bath, h.-wh.,- elec. SI3.500.
1900 block Of 18th st. n.w-8 rms,
bath. h.-w.h., cleo; commercial; SILL 800
500 block Of 4th st. nw.-2-family
house, 2 baths; $1,000
1900 block Of Wiley st. n.e.-5 rms.
100 block of Bladensburg rd ne
rms. bath. h.-w.h., elec.i 1st CONNER
End and sts NV rms. reception
hall, INV. heat. oil burner, cleo; $4,000
GUY THINNER, 1928 You st. NV. North
CoLORED-1O0e 26th ST. N.w.-3-stor,
brick, converted to 3 apts., rms. anc
bath each, lge lot, 20196.
81 @ st. s.w., 5-rm. brick s03 Della.
ware ave. s.w., 5-rm. brick with lot ad
Joining. MICHAEL WALSH & SON, 1911
Eye st. NV, RE. 1882; ewes. CO. $3.50
Evening star., 1946-09-30

Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1946-09-30

GEO. Fl. WILLIAMS CO.-I you are in
steel beam eonst.,, fully insulated, in nice
Silver Spring or vicinity. cali powers. era' sh' L.
SJ99' GRo any WAY day Hr night 1t until Pm 40
@5-rra asbestos shinsle bunsaloW' a 'IEe Iiv.
lst floor; incl. rear, porch, screens for sum
awnings, storm windows. o.a.-c. heat; attic
tsRssd GRS r. II RiIffAMs RiiiGR Hsmp,5iSss
Knolis-5-rm. brick BUNGALOW that Is ex-
t,, eepti, neat, located on Ige. corner lot. beau
chor fence: nice. size liY rm., din rm..
bedrms., tile bath, o.a-c. heat. full bsmt,
screened-ip side porch, without a doubt
non rns Sc sooo SSnsai0" in the vicinity Shan
GEO, a; WILLIAMS co. Hampshire
KnoilssN5rm: s;t p.dI brick d. BUNGALOW with liv
gives the appearance Of expen. home
sEo. ifEsnnIR H. vi W1Lnfams IG2G oo-Be.hesdas@os.
E'k shd frame ana Cane Cod
z nice bedrms., tile bath. full bsmt. with
fireplace, built-in gar, screened side porch
GEO. II. WILLIAMS AMsHaSn CoEsroSemont sa SS39 Nd Ma
I'm. With fireplace, bsdrms;. iR baths
Q; &c. heat near transD.. schools, stores
GEo. H. Williams Co.-Near pamascu.
l--2-story 4-bedrm home; iiv. rm.. din
esas ss
iff T. Iii a2SS cogaioms soe ga NAE park
6-rm. stucco 2-story: liv rm. with fire.
place. bedrms.. nice cond.: very clos,
transp.. schools, stores; full price S11 800
Dieudonne, 81. 3003. 80
1 GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-silyer Spring
Brick Cape Cod bungalow, very modern ir
its conv., all extras. liv. rm. with fire.
place. 2 bedrms., IA baths. gas heat; thii
Is the bungalow you have been looking for
GEO H. WILLIAMS CO.-Takoma Park
} 2 small brick bungalows. desir. location
1 bedrms., lge., Insulated attic suitable, fo
additions, one has nice side porch. both u
excel. cond. Dieudonne, 81. 3003. -3t
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Silver Spring
/ Md.-Nice 6-rn. frame bungalow in lovel.
. loca.. Just of Colesyille I'd, near Dale DIR.
liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm., kit, pan
T try, 3 bedrnls., tile bath, full bsmt., c.h. W
heat, built-in gar, front porch. plenty o
shrubbery; S10,5Q0: shown BY appoint
: ment Carmichael, ST.. -3003. 80
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Takoma Park
q Md.--Lovely 6-rm. tapestry brick home
!, tile baths, full basement, oil Nv. heat
Q excel. screened side porch overlookinI
. Sligo Park. near New Hampshire ave.
81 good trsnsp., immsd. poss. Carmichael
81. 3003. 80
Evening star., 1946-09-30

1921 EYE ST. N.w.-2-room once suite
on top floor avaiiable at reasonable rental
to desirable tenant. ROBERT w. saw
AGE, S13 Union Trust Bldg. Ma. 3630.-30
Evening star., 1946-09-30
LOTS FOR SALE.

CONN. AVE. north of Columbia Country
Clup. 6l2 acres, priced to sell in entirety:
9rokers py protected. DERMOT NEE. owner.
70 ZDuO 80
HILLS, Tashinston's
highly restricted community: attractive
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CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

The Civil Service commission
announced this week examina-
tons for probational appoint
ment to engineering aid, scien-
tific aid and biological aid III
Washington, D. c., and the i'm
mediate vicinity.
Entrance salaries range from
$1.S22 to $2,644 a year.
Applicants must pass a writ
ten test and have had expert
ence or education above the
high school level. in engineer
ing. physical science or natural
science: or a combination of
such experience and education
to qualify in these examina-
tons.
Those who qualify on the
basis of experience will be re-
quired to show some experience
in a specific branch of engin-
eering or physical or natural
science for all positions above
the SP-2 level.
The age limits which will be
waived for persons entitled to
veteran preference, are from IS
to 81 years.
Further Information and ap-
plication forms may be OBJ
tanned from the commissions
local secretary. J. S. Torske, To-
Gated in the Hardin postoffice.
from most first-or second-class
postoffices, Civil Service region
al offices Or from the United
States Civil Service Commits
sion, Washington Is, D. c.
Applications must be received
in the Civil Service Commits
sion, Washington Is, D. c., not
later than October 10,
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Raymond Schaak of Hardin
underwent an appendectomy on
August 81.
Eugene Boggess of Hardin
spent a few days last week in
the hospital for medical treat
ment.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Ellis of St. Xavier, a son
weighing 8 pounds 5E ounces,
on August 30.
John Scott of Hardin spent
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a few days in the hospital last
week for medical treatment.
Leo Weinberg of Hardin is in
the hospital at present receiv-
ing medical treatment.
Mrs. William Nichols of
Sarpy was dismissed September
4, after receiving treatment for
burns.
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ter, Harriet, for their regular

ter, Harriet, for their regular
meeting.
-1
GUILD MEETS
Mrs. Eric Walker, Mrs. Tavner
Walker and Mrs. T. B. SwitZer
were hostesses at the st.
Thomas Episcopal Guild at the
Eric Walker home ) Thursday
afternoon.
-
w. S. C. S. TO MEET
Mrs. j. w. Schoer will be
hostess of the Methodist w. s.
c. S. on Thursday afternoon,
September II.
- q
COFFEE PARTY
Mrs. ]. W. Srhoer entertained
a few friends at a coffee party
last Monday afternoon.
Guests were Mrs. P. M. Collier,
Mrs. Rhonald Iverson, Mrs
Charles Weigand and Mrs.
Carl Gouchnour of Crosby, N
d
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CHURCH OF o
F. G.. Berg, pastor

F. q. Berg, pastor
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Preaching, II a. m.
Evening service, 7:45 p. m.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 8
p. m.
We preach the TRUTH" and
the Truth" shall make you
free. The public is cordially in
vited.
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FITCH WILL SPEAK

E. E. Fitch. former pastor of
the Hardin Foursquare church,
and now a resident of Red
mond, Ore. will fill the pulpit
of the local church this COM
ing Sunday. the Rev. ]. N. Han
son, pastor, stated.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-05

Political Note Pathfinder
magazine states that the gov
eminent is holding a surplus
property sale which includes
several thousand compasseS
Washington is being advised to
keep several to find out which
direction they are going.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-05
S0CIETY...
HOFF-SPOONAMORE

x1OCV -0V 3AN
Miss Leona Hoff, % of Har-
din, became the bride of Chief
Frank v. Spoonamore, %, OF
the USS Holland at the Bap-
fist church In Tucson, Ariz., on
August 20.
Chief and Mrs. Spoonamore
will make their home in San
Diego, Cal.
DESSERT BRIDGE
Mrs. Kenneth Christensen
entertained a few friends at a
dessert bridge for Miss Marion
Russell last Wednesday evening.
Guests were Mrs. Lura
Strand, Mrs. Dan Maddox, Mrs
John Bryant, Mrs. Pete Lintha-
cum, Mrs. Goldie Finlayson,
Mrs. Edna Miller, Miss Gracia
Dillon and Mrs. Carroll Cra-
mer of Danube, Mimi.
HonorS for the evening were
won by Miss Russell, first; Miss
Dillon, travel, and Mrs. Finlay-
son, low. Miss Russell was pre-
sented with a guest prize.
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HONORED AT PARTIES
Mrs. T. z. Remmele honored
her mother, Mrs. Edward Capt.
stral of Eau Claire. Mimi, at
a coffee party Friday after
noon. Out-of-town guests be-
sides the honoree were Mrs
Joe Scanlon of Boulder, Co..,
and Mrs. G.. Lundburg of Salt
Lake City.
On Friday evening, Mrs.
Remmele honored her mother
at a dessert bingo party. Prizes
were Won by Mrs. w. J. Brekke,
Mrs. Lillian Quinn and Mrs. A.
Balfour. Mrs. Capistran was
presented with a corsage.
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The Past Noble Grand CLUB
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