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Evening star., 1946-02-10
MOTOR TRAvEL.

WILL PAY, sa5 to responsible person to
look after 6-year-old boy, relative of naval
?. 8. BOX sS1. Annapolis. Nd. or or phone phone
AAnRnRS' ATRhfSh Sih6r SHl5 nyins private plane e' to
rs ssn fssf rE essf iesSns febra
SssRssa os Gs T .aH. chufsh h Hpdsop
take s. No. ss2S Or TR. 557a. II:
RALEIGH, N. C.-Leaving IL noon, Mon
Say, HGiy1 Fep. Il. have have o reom for five. F. W.
TRAVEL BY PLANE. anywhere, any time
VAN ss AND %TE driylns il to Los Anssls.
aye, Takoma Park, Md. sH. $500, Ext
bkv1Sa Sia ss so ssePInas sans Francisco via Tulsa
Sne. two Or three. SMITH. Adams 9$ss'
HSf5snsfi fsf sTRssEEs ~ leaving MONDAY ,er
ri WASfhb sfff Ezf Ride sqn Il morning to 14th and
pennsylyania ave. from Mclean Gardens,
Skw w sSIi oEIEANsGSarsful S CAREFUL driver with 1s41
DRIVING to Kansas City Feb. %. take
Go1NS 9 sS9 rd PR sr siSe PGrERsBTa rs Iss Fla wed
Share espense. Cali Mr. De FRANCES,
RE- 9S92 between 2 and 9 pm: sunday; .
OdlufQdy, req. 10,
or Feb. %. Can take . passengers, prefer
couple. IA $500.
GENTLEMAN taking a two or three month
motor trip through South and Southwest
Driving own car, would like one or two
passengers % share expenses. Box 21S-K,
LICENSED CHAUFFEUR will drive car
bus, truck to Calf, Feb 10. TOMBSTONE
WA. 1871, bet. g-l2 am.
DRIVING TO MIAMI, Feb. 10 in z pas
senger Az DeSoto, carry A. Call AID. 9065
DRIVE TO AUGUSTA and Macon. Ga.
Wednesday or Thursday, can take four;
DRIVING TO FLORIDA, 1e42 studebaker.
taking > or 4. DR. IvANoFF. care. of
Box Tx, Star. 10'
MEXICO via Florida and Texas. return:
'46 car: state your offer: references; to 5
persons Box 2l6-J. Star.
OFFICER has 194l Ford that he would
like some responsible person to pick up in
Washington about February ~ and drive
to Chicago at drivers expense. References.
Reply Box 143-K. Star.
A LADY driving to st. Louis. Mo, Thurs
day will take 3 passengers to share ex-
penses. Box 26S-J, Star.
SERVICEMAN, going to West Coast, San
Diego, Los Angeles. San Francisco. Port
land, Seattle via Southern route; leave
about Feb. IL. Can accommodate or 5.
Will adjust travel to suit passengers. TR.
70S5.
FOR MIAMI Tuesday or Wednesday. Take
Evening star., 1946-02-10
PERSONAL.

EDITOR, capable. avail days week fol
honse Rn2 tTade pager or similar publ
WIDOWER and 4-yr.-old son will give use
of his modern Arlington home to retired
coneeraon ar mons of hoe for e
Call Chestnut 1919 between am. and IL
DRESsMAkING, ALTERATIONS. Trinidad
5073 all day sundays, weekdays after 5.
FIX 1T OR -BUILD-IT home work shop
win repair or remodel Estimates. MI
RADIOS thome and auto).. also electrical
evening". Sundays: Carl ME-. 1s34 e.,
nelosed H YARD 4 offered @ gresehooI T'I girl, VIZ Is
PSnshs PRTMaRY 9ssE SsY sehooT eli SEQ
srade opening February II: Phonetics
remsa MeT n On
Call AID 65IS, to 1. MI. 0O14 or TIE
1852 other hours,
WANTED-some one for simple detective
work few hours for one or two days
KIND DAY CARE given little girl. Sc
yrs. while parent works Mon; to Fri;
sc. HI. 031o-J. IL
rsssonasie MRS. 0 ffs''nsi IRENE HARRiMHN RI haaGs
30 Ss; YoG 6, NEED Il mailing address or tel.
PEARL RESTRINGING for the trade;
NURSE AVXILABIEGNeed A nurseq
Proof Of qualifications, including relia-
bility and efficiency. AT. 2709. 16s
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. on bus line Will
give End floor, room, bath and telephone
to employed young man or girl having
driving permit in exchange for average
driving e car. i caii en-. p 4ii4. frpaao mouse OF
RESPONSIBLE PARTY returning to sGreat
Britain, will transact any business on
commission basis; references exchanged
Box 479-J, Star.
LADIES' FoRMALs, altered or remodeIed.
EX. 1892.
UPHOLSTERING in leatherette: cabs and
furniture a specially. Call TR. S517.
LADIES, FORMALS ordered or remod-
SERIOUS ACCIDENT on November %.
1945, between o and 10 am; white man
walking on north sidewalk of Eve st.
between ,15 and 14th sts, NV. adjacent
Shaffer's florist, was struck by automo-
bile. The injured man will appreciate if
any person who saw this accident would
call MA. 1867 or EN- 6S13.
ELEVEN ROOMS Of furniture, with linens,
etc, Singer sewing machine, vacuum
cleaner. washing machine, electric ironer,
gas range, Pittsburgh water heater; be-
tween IL am. and 8 pm; to be sold only
In lump sum; no dealers. ME. 0733, IL
BABY PICTURES-Cute baby pictures
made ct modest prices In your home.
Phone SH. 522l evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1946-02-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

| SMALL ROOMING HOUSE, rooms. 9
ooTs rooms and bath Gn zach fdr ho oo1
Mr.: Pastor. MA, 305a. YOUNG & PASTOR
DELICATESSEN AND GROCERY, 14th st
n.w.-Doing, $500 per week business; beer
and wine license; perfect location. with
eTed to can cas
handle. CHAPMAN, REALTY CO: RA
1915. Evenings and Sunday, Mr.. wicks
NY NY BUSINESS is to sell your business OF
for, real results with. a broker who has
ea ash 0e COHEN 81 Brofer x ouRei 4S4
aERAf a. soS ssn foE s
fPEELfieoATEssEN.. De fe s7ocery "a and beer. i4th
st.; well stocked, excellent fixtures; eve over
stock and the barrel: $1,000 cash. YoUNo
mAS WRo Se Knows RRTx Mi MEATS I1s5
who is a genuine butcher. No amateurs
na9S see PSo Bote
sandays sand & aE' g Sss7' NA $685. evenings ane
DO YOU want TO sell? We have BUYERS
s. 81 sss 1868 eS Yo1Na e naay PAsroR A. ss e ves sao
SODA FOUNTAIN, NOVELTIES, box can
dies, patent medicines, ladies' cosmetics.
ladies' and mems toilet articles. One OF
the best little money-makers in town,
Information see NORRIS COHEN, Broker.
l404 ST. nv NO. MA. s03s, evenings and
BOOMING HOUSE WANTED. Have 81 600
tSF sSs Wanted or oar cash
eient agsls service VICE WIN HARRY ef sHgRR P A sroser
TAI TAiLoR 1SRoANp AND UNIFORM SHOP doing ST.
500 to $4,000 per mo-; good location.
short hours, well equipped; stock option
al; terms: low rent for store and vacant
5.rrn. apt. I. BERS. GE. $500 or GE.
BOOMING HOUSE, 10 rooms, 1h baths;
rent, $50 income quoted, S1S7 mo-; pres
ent owner 8 years; elec; refgs. stoves,
cali Mr. simons' pT ss5l With A. R. sEELYE' 14oo
KOSHER MEAT MARKET and delicates-
sen. A real pro1t-making proposition.
ow raha viii 20 Tssky s Sc. Long sS
evenings and Sundays GE. O297
LIQUOR STORE WANTED. direct from
nn1M,So oTnsri no asoents noais Box LIZ Star
sswR secSp Msh escsny rsn ey s4ms so HRm pIc
Beauty ssHoP, Takoma T Pi.; 3 3 operators, pegt
plenty Of eauipnmneent; IN apt; bldg; on 1st
GRoCERY AND MEATsARent. s70: S Own
er quotes $4,000 monthly business now
and can be increased; all matched EQUIP; !:
JOCK e pree msat s6oo fspy 'hss nsudas Hased sR D
PASTOR. Brokers. wa '0'~ ~ .
Evening star., 1946-02-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, accommodating, Tor dinners; teas'
fasts; not BY the hour. MRS: EVERETT
E4rEaT E8 Ssf7 HfESSTTsRcLRANfN fEST Il ply bs coored
Cleaners. 7 yrs profession. Refs. Ii.
S.a.w., s-day wk.; SIS and carfare. TR.
GIRL, colored days work; Address 1ii43
ath ST. ,ners Call xIsziensss Ex cas- wants ,oun
L. Ian 54Ia HcTf is Or am 6lerk to 2 pm oas 'As
nss ssshe wsas ob Gs 1STnH6s Ho 1885 fss
GIRLS, colored' q desire days WORK. oE'
GIRL, colored, would like days wSrk: ex7 X
all day Sunday and Monday:
6 EL sc cqG5ss 6olsek wants 1t tS7s tS york part
GIRL. oo colored, 9 e desires daywork; efncient;
, prefer laundry; s5-a5 per day; ref. Ii
GIRL, colored: want days work; laundry
oE cleaning dn'or. Ho IssG 60 wants psrt-time
3ofk. a.niet am. to i pm: no heavy laundry;
no Sunday Ex 1850, after 2 pm.
GIRL. coiored: wants days work; with good
time or full time. NO 1854.
EL p6ass SpSsd nnT nntS M week. SGkns eara2e sGm
GIRL, colored wants housework. Mon,
Tues, Wed and Friday mornings NO
GIRL. eolored wishes morning work; city
GIRL, coiored. wants work in afternoon as
maid; + from ~, ESQ to 7:3o; carfare- Please
GIRLs. SsR r. S5o (S5' colored. gh.w.: part time
morning: 5 hours daily. 5 mornings week;
SIS, carfare; phone after 10 o'clock, TR
GIRL, colored, wants work as mothers
helper; neat and clean; stay nights. AID,
HIGH HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. colored, wants work
. after school Call AID. SO16.
HOME LAUNDRY, wanted BY ocolored
ias aa.h S. PI 0saa
middle age, white, please give me full chg;
in motheriess or employed; adult, Kind
fiibt liberal J. Gme e off. Cali RA. si74 after
N. ali wk:; transportation, 5-s min.
MAID. experienced. for part-time work, 10
aim. aiim. to- to , pm; no Sundays; $50 week week
% srences, 0?Hle 81 DAYS. TO- to DAILY i've out. out
Phone Sat- and SUM-. IL a.m.-6 PM. Pc.
MAID, part-time work. hours, no cook
fzk!glME Il e I #oEk iksslsc, asss no wash
ssey sgs b g dons IN DT s sa
s% daily. isf NJ SIss osse. 'm's s0lA 10. o,'ef
reference, experience. LII. 43S4.
= WOMAN, colored, from South. wants Job
as maid in school cleaning Of any kind:
will care for one child. Ii 421S.
WOMAN desires housekeeping work or COM
panion; competent. effcient: will drive
Box 21-Ks Star. 10s
WOMAN, colored, wants days work d.
9795,
WOMAN, colored, wants days work, SIS
day and carfare Call EX. 0742
WOMAN, colored, dependable, would like
work by the day; good refs. Call LU.
606s.
WOMAN, colored. willing to work in very
small family, permanent; decent salary;
plain cook and light laundry; to live in.
: Call North 1924.
e WOMAN, coiored, reliable. part-time or
3 days work: small family, small apt;
refs. DI. S2S1.
WOMAN, coiored, wishes general house,
work; 3 days. Mon. Tues, Sat; Ho. 0444.
and carfare.. Me. 1857.
WOMAN, colored, wishes Job In kitchen of
restaurant or lunchroom. 1929 1st ST..
. WOMAN, colored, desires sh.w., s morn
tngs week. 8 am. to pm; reference
pI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1946-02-10
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RIfSTNECS
TEACHERS WANT

TEACHERS W. WANTEgmMapy poo e Noo impeqiaie AZ
MORE TEACHERS AGENCY, Sic No
UNUSUAL POSITIONS-Stenog., legal, $50
wk. up; sec. constr. office, 5 da., $40 wk !;
stenog., assoc. S45 wk.; Stenog., social
work, int, 1850 up; patent law stenog:,
exp, $50 up; can use so stenogS.. S35-S45
wk.; many exceptional openings, and "a
day wk. Oldest emp. agency in I, G.
OFFICE POsITIONs-Pvt. sec'y.. $1,000;
$1,000; PBx operators, s1ao mo; steno-
s45 Wk: ADAMS AGENCY. so4 Colorado
Bldg. l4th end G SITS:
EXPORT-IMPORT SALESMAN-Start $50
wk.; exper.; large territory; opprty. Miss
Day. PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1871 G. MA.
LEGAL STEM. CD, $50; FIVE; and S1h
STEM. com'l office, S45 wk Many others.
Visit today. FORD EMP. SERVICE us
TYPISTS Cd, S160 mo-: exper., several
unusual openings; clerk -typist, 5-day wk.,
$3.50 mo-; bookkeepers (2O), $40 to $50
wk.; payroll clerk, financial office, $3.50;
information clerk, 5-day wk:, S125; Dicts,
phone oper., 5-day wk., S150. Need 100
new applicants DAILY for top-salaried
positions WELCOME. tEst. % yrs), Miss
Evans. BOYD'S. 1888 F. Ma. 233s.
Evening star., 1946-02-10
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ACCOUNTING-BOOK service,
monthly profit and loss statements: rea-
sSnabls nl,. rates; sass prompt service Phone
ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned
ole and adjusted All work guaranteed
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re.
paired quickly: factory-trained mechanics
Machines purchased. INQUIRE RE 2S2S
OFFICE MACHINE CORP Bond Eldg
ANTIQUES RESTORED, reinished, hand
rubbed Ere @Trench polishing: co. $50.
chimes. We specialize on all makes: "a
hour service. Ii. 632S. les
too big or too small: anything in brickwork.
HERMAN GCLDSTEIN, FIR. .4416.
BUILDING and remodeling by responsible
builder; competent workmen. Cali Pals
Church 2s51-M. Sat-. Sun. and eve
CABINETMAKERS, nnishers. Special In
cigarette burn, alcohol or water stain for
service. Call RE. 0106. JOE SCHOEN-
BANER.
Evening star., 1946-02-10
SITUATIONS poMEsrIc (cont.) J ,

WOMAN, colored. reliable, wants part
time work or days work or small washes
call between 2 and 8 pm AT. 1902
WOMAN, coloredI young, for daywork; 1st
class cleaner and laundress; city ref; SIS
carfare. DI, S554.
WOMAN, colored, wants work, pm I,
IL pm Call Monday only, WO 2S25
WOMAN, colored, experienced, wishes day
work, laundry or cleaning, or morning
work. FIR. 0564
WOMAN. colored desires morning work,
days a week; refs. Adams 1920
WOMAN, colored, wants 2 hrs. every morn
ing, hrs. on Saturday, in small apt; $15
ME- 1888
COLORED, want position as general house
keeper. no children. HO. 1896. 10s
WANTED-By colored woman, part-tims
and laundress; no Sunday. RE. 0S4S.
Evening star., 1946-02-10
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, white. middle-aged, desires work
Cleaning for school, church or office build
ing for small salaries and living quarters.
Box 137-K. Star.
DISABLED VETERAN and wife desire po-
town house, or would consider managing
first-class rooming house; quarters and
salary Box 35S-H, Star
Evening star., 1946-02-10
DOMESTIC

HAVE plenty of day work for women, ages
between 25 and As. with references. So,
carfare, and lunch, Butler, ssloo; sleep in;
nurse So per day: chef, 5000. sleep in;
maid-waitress, 2 in family. sleep in: S10O;
maid to clean Offices, Z to >, and . to 5.
S25; part time, to . or . to.7, S15. car
fare: etc RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. 1S37 IL th st. NV
Evening star., 1946-02-10

COLORED-DOWNTOW grocery; rent,
S35; fully equipped and stocked: good in
come and can be INCREASED. A. R. SEELYE.
COLORED GROCERY, MEATS, N.W.-Busy
location; Al equipment, large income from
quotes 81 300 wk Selling price. $40 900,
including stock and fixtures. good OPP
portunity for white or colored man to
operate. Call ONCE for appointment
EDWIN L. ELLIS. Long Est. Broker, 1910
Vermont ave. RIM. 217. RE. $40.
Evening star., 1946-02-10

BAR GRILL, liauor lic:; does $150 daily
sassss n% eay Essh psss
sol MoodXaTd Bldg. DI: 77s5:79e4. ;,
Winter and 400 9ef in 0sur summep; r exeeilen Keel
s. 200; tsrms NcaoTas I'll aAsPoN Desss co.
Ri MGfsxs5e fs aor d does 7esst oSe wky
air-cond., no sun; rent, $3.50, includes ::
aagts long MIc.soa sssablished s price ss5'oGo0,
Sses Weodvard fidaLAs sids b. 2s sasS-9ss4 co. gu
BAR GRILL. LIQUOR lie; does $1,000 wkly
in winter, more in summer; open days
So ooo terms nj sf NicHoEAs aRgToN Pcs co
sa TGHsXXsTe ssS AIN PJ
weekly; weii-estabiished. profitable b1si ,1S
ness Phone to 5, ALBERT 4 COHEN
Realtor, CHI. 1861; eve., CHI. 1000, Ext
LUNcHEoNETTE near Junior and senio
high schools. guaranteeing S125 daily.
coEH Nv Brofsr BEsasa 19oz 9z sas
NV. Ma. s03s, evenings and Sunday
DEiICxTEssEN in busy Arlington shop
ping center. doing enough business for tw
BERT Il. COHEN Realtor. es GH. 1851: 81 & eve 1e
one OF Of THE He BEST downtown delicstes
sens, guaranteeing over, $1,000 weekly
VIII sell to experienced operator. Se
NORRIS COHEN, Broker, 1404 L. st. w
Ma: 803S, evenings and Sundays GE. O297
ARE you AN AIR CONDITIONING and re
frigeration repair man' Then this is th
and equipment; net profit last year abou
$4,000: total price, $500 cash. Cal
Mr.. Holloway, MA. 3052, YOUNG 4
PAsTOR. 1929 Vermont.
GROCERY STORE and meat market doinl
a big business, with Arm. ant. to live in
also, bungalow. VI acre Of land: larg
stock Of goods; garage and gas station
on q State highway. Cali RE. 04s3. Di D,i
INVENTORS, ATTENTIoN--Have you a,
invention patented or patentable Of
novel electrical or mechanical device
Are you the owner Of dies you wish t
dispose Of? II you have either Or both
give full particulars. We are a highl
rated manufacturing concern with q Ma
tion,wide distributing organization. You
LION MANUFACTURING CORP, 265l
Belmont ave-, Dept. SA, Chicago, 1e, III.
Evening star., 1946-02-10

RESTAURANT with LIQUOR; excellent loc.
mostly booths; nice bar; $4,000. R, M
PsNAz3 sII PhEss lAsh IA aod 56ss
1 auto. Little Giant 2 Chandler q Price
see to appreciate: $4,000 doyn. Phon
NV. IL rooms, 31a baths; rent, $3.50
about 3-year lease: income quoted, S4st
Grated by manager; A. R. sEELYE, 14ot
AzTsTsEiNSTITToN, ri DRUGGIsTs = Drugstore
sr;i;,, "; 10Y, Lease: good good hours; =, $1,000
Psf Ssfmf BTots1 MI ?hGn ss
sooMiNae sIsa ii HousE. asi "A rooms, 8 baths, o.
heat sisS rent monthly agreement; plent
$1,000, terms. EDWIN L. ELLIS. 101
SfEnen1 SERR DupoSrR fys RI eiRgIE sE On re- % Sl4S
mthiy; So. 900 down payment. Cali YOUNG
keaA Esss sna Sssness Ssse1s brofeSs NA S44
RADIO and appliance repair shop for sal,
92l 11th st. sc. Open Sunday from
MAKE BIG MONEY serving new hot sand
eauipmsnt needed; write today for IRE
sess'ia Box iass' Fort AS Worth l. texas: soS1S'
i LIQUOR, STORE wanted By reliable pr
Ivate party. Temple 41O9.
/ BICYCLE REPAIR and model plane repai
| shop; rent only $40: newly establishe
business. operated by two partners even
| ings only; opportunity for experienced ma
/ to operate on full-time basis; price, So, SOC
| including all stock and equipment YOUNG
g. PASTOR, 1129 Vermont. Ma. 3052
/ ON THE MAIN PIKE between Mt Air
and Baltimore pike. "a mile of Baltimor
pike: 2-story frame, metal roof, 10 room,
bath and extra lavatory: suitable for sey
eral different opportunities for busines.
It now has 2 dining rooms. large waitin
room. spacious kitchens and 5 bedroom
on the second. floor; screens and awning
included; would be an excellent locatio
for. rest home. tearoom or tourist home
This Is splendid opportunity in an excel
lent location for some one looking for
business; double garage meathouse,. larg
chicken house, several fruit trees, 1 acr
land. Owner, widow retiring from busi
ness offers the above for S12,500, whici
will include kitchen and dining room equip
ment with the exception Of the Frigidair,
| 610 Frederick pike, Gaithersburg, Ms
Tel. 299. Open today closed Thursdays
BERWYN, zoned commercial--10 nice rms
2 baths. 2 stoves. / refer.; large lott $S,
! 500; terms. Call MRS. GREGORY, WI
1919 or OIL. 2273.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-21
RNA MAKES PLANS FOR
STATE AND co. CAMP

Tie Royal Neighbors Lodge held
its regular meeting February 10.
Lodge opened in regular form with
Oracle, Mabel Solem in the chair.
A very interesting business meet
ing was held, and plans for State
and County Camp were discussed
Several communications were read
from Neighbors who have moved
away They were enjoyed by all.
After the meeting several Pal"
gifts were distributed for Valen-
tines day.
Everyone then enjoyed a deli
cious lunch served by the follow
ing hostesses: Neighbors Anger,
Becker, Paulson, Roberts and So
lem. The table was attractively
decorated in the Valentine motif.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-21
THE WHITE TOWER" is
REVIEWED AT MEETING

The Four L. Study Club met on
Wednesday evening of this week at
the home of Mrs Clayton Shotwell
with Miss Fern Galbreath as assist
ing hostess.
Following short business meet
ing presided over by Mrs. Lee Har-
mon, the devotionals were led by
Mrs. Karl Knudson. The book
''The White Tower" was reviewed
by Mrs. Don Leach. This was a
fascinating story of six people, each
of a different nationally, and their
motive for climbing a high noun
tain in Switzerland, known as the
White Tower. the summit of which
had never been successfully as
cended. The experiences that each
one encountered in his attempt to
scale the mountain helped him to
determine his future course in life.
Mrs. Dexter Shaurette gave an
interesting report on the evolution
of clothes, how styles were affected
by the times, and how architecture
and furniture were affected by the
styles
The next meeting will be held
on March 18th at the home of Miss
Betty Milliken with Mrs. Walter
Kammeyer as assisting hostess.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-21
DISCHARGES RECORDED
HERE PAST WEEK

The following discharges were re.
corded by d. o. Mount of the loca
selective service board the past
week
Libby-Benjamin F. Baker, Army
Glenn R. Hugill, Army; James E
Christie, Navy. Clayton A. Youngs
Army; John A. Thompson, Army
Troy-Howard E. Hosea, Navy,
Lester S. Coffman, Navy; Otto Mel
son, Army; Elmer J. Johnson
Army
Eureka - William B. Porter
Army; Grin F. Frost, Army.
Don E. Orr, Spokane, Army; Paul
T. Burdett, Salt Lake City, Navy;
Ray D. Merrick, Wyo., Army; Geo.
0. Hunt, Coulee Dam, Army; Louis
F. Mattey, Penn, Army; Burnell
w. Brink, S. Oak, Army.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-21
NEWS OF THE REBEKAH
LODGE OF LIBBY

At the regular meeting on Feb
ruary l8, it was announced that the
annual Roll Call meeting would
be held March 4, which is our next
regular meeting.
Several members were present
who had not been out to Lodge for
some time.
Pete XanderWood gave a very in
tereSting account of his trip to Butte
where he was sent by the Odd Fell
lows Lodge to a meeting held by
the Hon D. D. Monroe, Grand Sire
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of
the Independent Order of Odd Fell
lows. Mr. Monroe who is from
Clayton, N. Mex, gave very in
structive talk before Odd Fellow
and Rebekah Lodges.
At the close of our regular meet
ing Sylvia McGrew entertained with
several accordian solos, which were
much enjoyed.
Much merriment was had when
all had to participate in stunts. 1st
prize for men went to Louis OH
rich. End M. R. Karnes and Bird
to Elwood Brown. Mrs. Edna OIL
rich won first for the women, Mrs.
Lucille Hayden second and Mrs.
Louise LeDuc 3rd
A lovely cake decorated in the
Lodge colors was ratified off, NJ r.
Karnes drawing the lucky number.
He then took the cake to the din
ing room and served it with the
other lunch.
Entertainment was under the
direction of Sylvia McGrew and
Mrs Bessie Clowers. Mrs. Nc
Grew baked the cake.
Everyone. had a very enjoyable
evening.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-21

r. r. Veldman left Monday even
ing for Seattle, Wash, where he
will visit with his wife and daugh-
ter in that city and then go on tc
Portland to attend the annual meet
ing of the Western Pine Association
Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Moler and son
Junior who have lived at Troy for
the past Z or months, left Satur-
day for Oakland, Calf, where they
plan to make their future home
Mr. Moler is better known to West
ern News readers as Hardwood
Knott" in My, What a Day"
Mrs r. R. Beebe returned home
Tuesday from a two weeks visit
with her daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Beebe at Chester. Mrs. Beebe also
attended the Grange officers and
Deputy School in Kalispell, Feb. 2
and 3. She is serving as State
Grange Juvenile Superintendent
for the second year.
The attractive display of Boy
Scout equipment which has been
in the window of the Miller Cloth
ing Co.'S store during Boy Scout
Week drew much interest from
passersby. In addition to an inter
esting display of various knots,
many articles of Scout usage were
on display from sleeping bags to
cooking equipment.
1st 1t Judith Johnston arrived
home on terminal leave Wednes-
day of last week to visit with her
mother, Mrs. J. w Johnston. Lieut.
enant Johnston spent about two and
a half years with the Army Nurses
Corps, one and a half years of that
time being spent with the General
Hospitals in France The lieuten-
ant expects to receive her discharge
about April g. She says it is won
derful to be home and back in good
old Montana again.
That A. A. Wood, former we'll
known Libby Schoolman, is still in
terested in his fishing, came out
the first of the week in a letter
received by Postmaster Forrest De
Rosia Included in the letter from
Mr. Wood was a picture of 81
pound, 2 ounce steelhead which a
Portland doctor had recently land
ed from the Wilson River near Tilla-
nook The Woods are enjoying
their new home and A. A. con-
tinues adding to his fine stamp col
lection.
j. E. Christie, MIMIC, son of Mrs.
Anna Christie of this place received
his discharge February 9, at Shoe
maker, Calf He and his wife, who
has been with him in Stockton,
Calf, where he was stationed for
the past year, expect to enjoy a
month visiting in Los Angeles,
Phoenix, Ariz., and Great Falls, be-
fore returning home to Libby, where
Mr. Christie expects to resume his
duties as clerk in the Lib
by Postoffice While in the Navy,
Christie spent Is months in the
Aleutians.
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WISHES QUIET LOCATION TO
PURSUE LITERARY WORK

Postmaster Forrest DeRosia re
ceived a letter Tuesday from Nor
man G. Britt, who with his wife is
interested in. finding a quiet com
Portable location in a scenic country
where they can pursue literary
work.
The Britts are from California
and are especially interested in the
Libby section of Montana.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Huntsinger
of Portland, Oregon. visited their
son, Robert, the past week at the
Preston home