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The Skyland post., 1946-05-23
Two Ministers
Graduate at ASTC

Appalachian State Teachers
College, although devoting it's en-
ergies to teacher training, has at
tracted other professions into it's
student body. Two members of
the graduating class of 1916 are
ministers in active service in the
Western North Carolina confer
ence of the Methodist church.
They are: Rev. Worth Sweet, of
Route 5, Mt. Airy, serving the
Ararat charge in the Winston
Salem district This is consider
ed quite an important assignment.
MIR. Sweet is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Sweet of Cornelius.
N. c.; Rev. Curtis Murray, of
Boone, is serving the Linville
Falls charge in the Marion dis
trict.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-23
Miss Tugnan Is
!, Society Speaker

Mrs. Bernard B. Graybeal en-
zertained the members of the
Nman's Society of Christian
Service of the w. J. Methodist
church at her home May Is.
During the business session, the
society voted to give a donation
to the College Advance drive and
to the disabled veterans fund.
AIRS. Jack Rhodes was elected cor
responding secretary during the
business session.
Following the business, Miss
Ruth Tugman, guest speaker,
spoke to the group on "Child
Welfare" A round table dis
cussion followed, led by Mrs. Reid
Sturdivant, on the possibilities of
a playground for the children of
West Jefferson.
Mrs. Sharpe S. Shoemaker had
charge of the call to worship.
During the social hour, the
hostess served delicious refresh
mentS to the group.
Mrs. Paul Webster joined the
society during the meeting.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-23

The official board of the JET
ferson Methodist charge an
nounced this week that Revs. L.
V. Bauguess, Jack Cook, Lafayette
Gaddy of the Mississippi Confer
ence of the Methodist church,
Wayne McLain and Johnny Ay-
cock. will assist in the evange-
listic effort sof the church this
summer. The Rev. Aycock, stu
dent of Duke University, will be
on the charge for ten weeks dur
ing the summer months as the
pastors assistant.
The following program is an
outline of the Summer work for
the jefferson charge:
jefferson: Home visitation evan
gelism, May 25-June l; Revival
The Skyland post., 1946-05-23

lism, June 8-15; Revival meeting,
Aug. 4-1O. Rev. Lafayette Gaddy
will do the preaching. Vacation
church school, July 8-15; Study
course, July 8-15.
Zion: Home Visitation Evange-
lism, June 2O-22; Revival meet
ing, Aug. 4-1O. Rev. Jack Cook
will do the preaching. Vacation
church school, July 21-27; Study
course, June 1915.
Camp for all young people of
the jefferson charge will be held
at Camp Fellowship, July 1919.
Conference of Evangelism will
be held at Lake Junaluska, June
30-July 5.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-23
Rev. J. S. Jordan
Speaks To Club
Mrs. Paul Reeves And Miss
Blanche Pugh Are
Joint HOSteSSeS

Rev. John S. Jordan, pastor of
the West Jefferson Methodist
church, was guest speaker at the
meeting of the Ashe County Wom-
ans Club last Thursday after
noon when Mrs. Paul Reeves and
Miss Blanche Pugh were joint
hostesses at the home of the for
mer.
Speaking to the group on ''The
Christian Attitude Tow ard
Peace" Mr.. Jordan stressed the
Importance of teaching children
to do the right thing and not to
fear the outcome. He illustrated
by using parts of the Scripture,
telling of Jesus attitude toward
peace.
Mrs. Dean Mcmillan, president,
was in charge of the business
meeting.
Following the program, the
members were served a delicious
salad and sweet course by the
hostesses. The Reeves house was
attractively decorated with mix
ed spring flowers.
In addition to the regular men,
bers, three visitors, Mrs. Jess
Gentry, Mrs. Jennie Hash and
Mrs. John S. Jordan, were pres
ent.
The meeting for June will be
held at the home of Mrs. w. C.
Little at which time a garden
party has been planned, it was
announced.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-23
Jefferson Church Is Planning
Summer Evangelistic Work

meeting, June 2-9. The preach
ing will be done by the Rev.
Bauguess.
Bauguess. Vacation church school,
June 2-9.
Bethany: Home visitation evan
gelism, June 1919; Revival meet
ing, Aug. 4-10. Rev. Wayne Nc
Lain will do the preaching. Va
cation church school, June 1929;
Study course, June 10-11.
Orion: Home Visitation evange-
The Skyland post., 1946-05-23

Forest fires not only destroy
our trees but kill our birds anC
Wild animals.
The Skyland post., 1946-05-23

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Evening star., 1946-10-04
HOUSES WANTED 10 buy.

CHARLES 8. GuNN has clients waiting
to purchase homes In any section OF wash.
and nearby Maryland. fR. 1906,
specialist-Please cali for free and honesa
appraisal, with no cbligation. We have
clients with cash. or viii buy outfight You
service. q. b. BUR016S. 1924 Penn. ave.
Sc. FR 2a02. TIL q I'm.
n PHOMfT ATTENTION 70 the sale oi
your home. business or Investment prop
erty ID what you desire. call \. a. HUM.
$3.50. Results since 1919.
CASH BuYKkS for D. Q. and Nd. pEooeftz.
a1 dSlaEc. gsR e e3srs Esu ssn
Ts'sno ave ne no 710S
JMMEDIATE CASH for your property, ne.
or Sc, white or colored MARYLAND or vir-
WE NEED YOUR HOMES for veterans
desperately CAN US for fair appraisal
Have long xsiting LIST; Prompt. souTssou:
Sc. AND NE. FROPERTY-ws viii pay
all cash or will sell for you. We get
results, quick action. GUNN b MILLER
800 Iith st. sc FIR. 21OD.
HOUSES WANTED-We need listings oi
desirable property. for sale and can assure
Iyou Of prompt and competent service: Call
lMr. Walk, sales manager, THoe. j FISHER
q CO. INC. Realtors DL 6eS0.
Evening star., 1946-10-04
HoUsEs WANTEp 70 BUY icons. ]

| HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cent?
sAa sasa 0I hfYss: Is Ss Hs q ss9s:s e
( sa1 !. s..4 Az S ce.a e. a Fl
bETiHssDA-e I'll assfi or 8 bedroom, from owner
possession IA At yo1r % eonyenience. Can after
MaSRxs RRxi vi wxkAT4i fas7 co. can sell your nou.,
ssl,ssssssa sss IBIS ssis Sl:ens s''Ss Slas. a. E''s' y
HIMMEEDDffATE AcTIoN-we will buy you.
home today or sell to cash clients ct full
16Isss 1Tck ysIu: 81 sssa srss une} aRRrai,sls
worth Worth or Brishtwood section; viii pay
%E W. HSE AZ Sasa sJ4Eks Gt E fos siS home.
sa h6s Mh: es'f
Wn sftae Gan e1R ssL Yo6a aSsn HoGsE as its o1S
ssc ysHs sodsz WM on H. 1gSn gAuabEs ss co no sc
Realtors test. 1887, 1919 K st. NV. DI.
WI WI o. HAVE SPECIALIZED in southeast
real estate since 1901. List your property
BURLEITH, Foxhaii Viliage-We need list
ss ssv. q s Saes esau. esGDfz eT SE sas and
Of prompt and competent service: Can
co oak iNc Taos ST. ssso
bunealox Northwsst p. 6: Or nearby Md: :;
bS b6 0ISS6f' Yo6 wANr III Ssphsk SssphfskDr ACTION. List
sh pes ss NE assh safsEi Ens
RANT 46 sys sux Z FOE Rs cAsH zk 3fS9 aS@
&c. of Md. to Tm. house. sH.
PRoPERTY OWNERS - petworth and
'sss e: Ss sf' S'1 p aD'!slss9|
PARIIY ETY.. wants to buy from owner, white
BEING EviCTED wish to buy direct from
2wner o- or rm. house, D. C. or MD.
NEi;AsRsY YM,ARYLAND-List your property
antassc Prices our ispss e Clinical ns sales
4 sslSas sasd sosTf e gsRasr pHy an
va. 5000. Open daily and Sunday until
PRivATE PARTY-Urgently needs 4-bed-
pay cash up to $4,000; no agents. please.
sfl1ss NExE sfPE'Rs f9sh 2Np 2sfS' QUE Nw-Roon,n.
house business or house suitable for room.
ing house. No brokers. Box I30-K. star
NV. sECTIoN-e or room brick house
$II2.qoo to $4,000. No brokers. Box
HOUSE, 2 or 3 bedrooms in suburban
Md: or Va; must be modern, detached
with kitchen stove, refrigerator. oil heat
give rsip s d.ts Rlfssr Box sas a5sss s
UP TO SO, ,OOO-Wish to buy direct from
owner, modern semidetached or detached
brick in good neighborhood; all cash
no brokers. Box 164-K, Star.
YOUNG COUPLE, anxious to buy small
modest Md. home; good location, close in
cash; no AGENTS. Ewes, HO. 1850. -8
PRIVATE FAMILY searching for 2, 8 or 4
bedrm. home: have sub. cash; very desper-
ate; no agents. Boz 264-J, Star 9s
ALL Cash for brick bungalow in Silver
Spring: Md. Please call GE. 9341. "A
MODERN 5-ROOM bungalow with nre-
Plsee f. o4ss assti'' garage acreage preferred 8.
Are YoU TRYING TO SELL your homer
We have clients with large amounts OF
1R sasn RoMEos wsaE9s NJ " Dag 70" at your price
IF YOU ARE DESIROUS of effecting an
immediate sale Of your home and give
possession within 90 days. have several
cash; Forest Hills, Chevy Chase, Cleveland
Park and Shepherd Park locations pre-
fsrrsd Phone Nj Evans. Wo. 9290. with
csooiLORED-wnL PAY CASH. for rms
or more in nice neighborhood, direct from
owner. MI. 0044. %
Evening star., 1946-10-04

OLORED-SAFEGUARD your future by
wise investments today Our competent
sales staff will assist you in securing the
most Substantial and profitable buys on
todayS market.
$1,000 down-2-story and basement,
semidetached brick. convenient ne. Sec
ton. Call Mr.. Davis, DE. 1913; eyes,, Ii.
7470.
ideal investment-1st commercial. NV.
section; semidetached brick, 3 stories and
basement, SO rooms. 8 baths, 2 lavatories;
completely furnished; net income over
S12.0 900 per annufn. Call Mrs. Forsythe.
DE. 1886.
Vacant detached brick, 10 rooms, 2
suburban club; priced under $4,000. Call
Miss PinkneN DE. 1913; eyes,, DU. 1859.
sn em;ds Mes5sy
brick; reasonably priced for quick sale
Call Mr.. Mitchell, DE. 1913 daily and
ave. NV. DE. 1913, DE. 1886. IS
Evening star., 1946-10-04

other brick bungalow. s bedrooms, priced
" sh.s ss YOU u nssd. asSa nsDses now 81. s!So.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION . Aynessose ,
years old 0sshs ssess elss se fa fut
ss hss g. 'fRsf Us lfs
sUNNYBRooK--s bedrms.. fun bsmt,. cor.
sYs svE GTPE n ApAMs MSnssomsry uM Has ..c
home; 2 rooms, 2h baths; nrst ,oor, ha:
dirinx G,ns room GoOm nltfsomodern ftsssn, dsn
rooms and 2 tile baths: fun basement:
iot S3t ATyST TSis propsrty T Is vacant ana % QUICK
formstion eali Mr.. Northern. siiso 1859.
me- n g. iIse HINES = soNs-Thsrs Is no catch
sio.5 s. xspsci.iiy isTse ios and a.ssr
propsst, prapest saos 1.ss.ssiss terms cam esn e @
RfEsssfsaf6NMSl fansssafs IS s7SEl modern 7-rn, home.
pr. es5R: nGsss: coissvis. iS IA n Can xssson. Md.
BESITYaiEsDA. 4s1S xsst-wsss hwy. 3 blocks
from Wisconsin ays.--.Brick Cape Cod, top
condition, s years old: bedrooms bath.
ing room, modern Kitchen, hyatory on LIST
h ssrsse: sss heat; lot 6zxlSo; bus trans-
portation at door; occupancy with deed.
Shown by appointment only: exclusive,
5 MI. from BETHESDA-.country atmos..
conv. transp. to D. c.; 2 hedrms., oil &C.
heat; Sg,s50. OF. 2l49. NO agents.
VIII, oil burner, new brick home, large
lot, sloping back yard. For further in
formation call MRS. HAYCRAFT. PLs
CHEVY CHASE bedrooms, bath and u.
Ire. lot; close to TRANSFORMATION; h.-w,h;s
oil burner. For further Information call
NEHiBY MD. Substantial 7-room and
Bath bungaloW; full basement, h.-w h.:
nriced tc sell; possession. PERRY BOS.
WELL. INC WA. 1900; ewes, WA. 093S. -
CONTINUED On Nsxt PsssJ
Evening star., 1946-10-04

kOOQ tcEm6 Uu UdldACC. Ah<SIS4 "
Park n.e.-Two-story brick. arransed .as
two FPisidairss:' priee slS'5 300 terms @ ar;
TaHEsd RAy1P P.Ek pAERY % NE NE sS25 e
ise: screened porch. oil h-wh., slate roof;
sa1rpER. s55 iSRsl6sr bE 75ss ySpr house in trade
bath odn bones are now available so ior coodi oaiy
tion' and one is owner occupied TO in
spect call HERBERT q SONS, Realtors
515 E. Capitoll ST., Ii. 0129; eyes,. Wo
IiScoLN pARR-Neyly decorated 7.room m
and bath home: oil h.;w , b.: this > home S9s.t Il
e0s pres s56e aoRn $50
house is now vacant: settlement can be
made sSs fssL sonsss sssF
tion-6 rooms. and bath, 2-story brick, z
rear porches. h.-w.h.; coal; full basement
front >. and rear YARDS; CONVENIENT terms
WIN. cALoMiRIs PRoPERTfEs. iois
Il Nth st st nv G.p,Rd, 2d 1852 So Michigan S
voir: h.-w.h. fuil basement. front and
rear entrances: car stop at door; priced
to sell; BY appt. only. ma. 1913: eyes,
n. G. HINES q soNs-cleyeland Park;
luxury combined with convenience; spa
soom %th repsce maids room WEE
sTIvT Tor oHgsE aPps esE o. oSn.r, sz9S ,e.7n.
town, Immediate possession; price reduced
One OF the most beautiful sections Of Chew
Chase at Pinehurst Circle. This modern
detached brick home, in perfect condi-
tion, on lot 50x160: 1st a., Lying room
with fireplace, dining room. kitchen, pan.
try, Law. 2 large screened-in porches: 2ne
d., master bedroom with bath, othel
bedrms. and bath; finished attic, oil heat
slate roof, copper guttering and dowr
spouts, 2-car detached brick garage. Fol
appointment to inspect call Mr.. Adams, eve
WO. 5713, with HENRY e. TRIP. 370s
Ga. ave. NV, ia. 1926. -
VACANT, immediate possession: detached
Chevy Chase home; 1st A.. ns living g room S.r
and law 2na tt f. and large n ahs
cossweii, @ SA AD 1850, With tStai HENRY 3. TRfPP'
an MODERN NJ BuNGALow HiSii 1S ih1o in Mt Rainier
8 rooms. tile bath, finished attic; price
reduced for quick sale. Mr.. Peck, ewes,
az EMonERN SSaE pfGk B1NGaioW G w IN NM Nj Rainier
8 rooms, tile bath. finished attic. Price
as41, PECK CO. co. 1888. a :
5000 DOWN-Desirable NE. section-6
large rooms and bath. brick, h.-a.h.. coal,
full basement, front and rear yards; Al
condition; priced at $11 $50 for quick
sale. Call It'll 8 pm. weekdays, Sunday lZ
to s. VIM. CALOMIRIs PROPERTIES,
1o12 18th st. NV. DI. 1855. ID
Evening star., 1946-10-04

siude bedrooms and baths on sscona
eied library with corner fireplace, cedar
place, buiit-in garage and air-conditioned
and ed' contain slSl0S many any aoWerins shrubs sns
Kenwood Golf Club shown rn.,sEg,sn ,sE appoiWRtiI Wi
1857. 1857 Sn'y %ish wa Ss hrS s5sEasss
g seaisSai cHANNiSG tHsfSs;i ST. N.w.@esroem row
$500 sissi 'e caIi atS Sr. shsrWin. II. I. Rgsi
MSEopERN SE Hn fSHK BRICK BUNGALOW in Hamp-
rms, tile bath, liV rm with fireplace, full
sas5 s5 TS eqq 9ANe Sa T. Nj 81
MASS. AVE. HEIGHTs-In the exclusive
embassy section spacious brick coSsIase. Ssntee.
aaal sion iDtInss 1clndes = oqstoor iav bedroom.
and 3 baths above 1st hoor: excellent con- con,
ton RboP1sas Pgsss M sGE ssss With sNk
skAbIEI bsdLEi' HILLS. Hi s. Mp. exclusive location
-Rambling-type brick. about z yrs; oio; ds,;
afits aad ap arms ana asrss End
room with bar and rspM'are M aor2n Wo
18th AND COLUMBIA RD. N:W.-Attrac-
tive row brick, consisting Of 2 very large
rooms, 2 baths, oil heat, etc. Can easily
be used as o roominK house. VIII snow
good income. In excellent renting location
conveniently close to shopping, 14th 81
cariine, schools. etc. PRICED reaSonaoiS
low with good terms. Call until Pm
LEO N; BERNsTEIN ERNs 4 GO: i415 ror,n x s. !:
Fok EeaI Estssta ESstsStaFEEssiSNs EsstiStSNssiG USE Excellent
downtown proDerty. in immacuiate Sondi; ,
GATEWooD eIS.r SeSS 81 s. BENNETT. Resltor. NX
aSMnEEkfCAN SnEk sssf UNfiivHEARsiTY Uni PARK, mr., Rive,
I'd, and Western ave.-An exceptionally
attractive Lightbown- built det. brick home
situated on a beautiful corner lot Y
BrookdaIe; consisting Of s rms. and bath
with oak-beamed studio .liv. .rm., large
din. rm., elec. kit. gas h.-w.h, garage
an unusual opportunity TO purchase 2
truly distinctive home Offering every m9d
convenience owner Leaving sisy; Sss 7t9a imeni
strictsd. a 4. b. cRUMBAUdH. Realtor
fsMEDiSTs fs9s %is sVf fPoss2ssioNMcKinley sSa St.
Chevy Chase, d. c., blk. west Of Conn
ave Convenient. to stores, transports:
tion and schools. A corner detached
brick, lst door consisting Of large. en-.
trance hall, large living room, dininf
room. kitchen. breakfast room and pan.
try; end d., bedrms., Q baths; finished
rm. and storage in attic. oil heat, butlt-i
garage, also large storage rn1. II. base.
ment. For INSPECTION please call Mr
JOsEPH PRICCIa dE. 6Sx6. -
Evening star., 1946-10-04

N.W.-Attractive 6-room
in new-house condition;
sale; imn ediate posses
Sutton. CO. OPAL, LOW
SH. $500. S415 GEORGIA
Evening star., 1946-10-04


finest in welI-appointed homes will appre-
Which tbs W property oners 10 INSPECT i sail
yAcSdST S.di a,; you are serious q about R,ss
5I%r h9od sa7oqo lm.%s Price mn Tangs we have it.
eEE 81 ST. " NE2k As?' n. cAfITof&s-story row
sIed red g oSy nsdats @ hrS 3
BRfGHTWooDM5 ~ rms. ms" semidetached;
ExSSr Ex RSSr1s sVsn sns aE foS 9aS Sliek newly deco
51s stsa gss agso E dssl beat shown by aDDI
apts.. units. about 8 years sd: ideal for
sePe and price $4,000 cash
H. !Ss7 ss5 sasR' slsh 0.5 e eeRoo2as 2senasE sa
sNdshssh SaMPsh1sE siae KNoLLs-rurnished s brick
It.. vide and Covered With hui huge oak trees;
bedrooms, space for extra bedroom in
sts full ausK f pes Ss sass
oI5EEsioSF E e. S5SS; sSTT;tETSTsoS sSsE; SsT0 S
brick, s rooms, electric kitchen. Venetian
blinds; full basement suitable for recrea-
tion room; oil a.-c;h.: detached masonry
race. ne: csIi OWNER. AT. ss77. No
FlMSI-r LUX bEUhOOMs patQ, C1eVelly,
Md, Cape Cod, modern home, 2 bedrooms.
bath 2nd floor; lot 5Ox22S; large kitchen,
living, dining rooms. screened porch; quick
possession; terms. Call RA. .3121 g.
NEAR KENWOOD-Modern detached brick
home on Q lovely lot. Just OF Bradley
blvd: includes 1st-door bedroom and bath:
also 2 large rooms, nursery room and bath
on End floor; aforementioned heat. at
tached garage. owner has just redeco-
ssd and sa.r VIII aHrrsnt give 1mp
Evenings call WO 5576, GORMAN p.
row BRICK, 8 rms; and bath. automatic
venient to TRANSPORTATION, schools and
shopping, vicinity of 18th and D sts Sc.
1000 down, convenient terms. Price OF
house. $4,000 for quick SALE DANIEL
D.. WRIGHT. 1924 Vermont ave. NV.
Re 5133 till pm; ewes, OW. 6176. .6
brick; an all-masonry house. The price,
S15,750, includes oil heat and to be com
pletely redec. to meet purchasers speci-
fications. Call MR.. CULLEN. DU. 1920,
HTTKAcTIvE 4srGis a W coRNEE OK BRICK. rooms.
! msnts, e asi lsirrs Sitchen, storm doors, iaIl
basement with door opening, 2.car brick
garage, ample closets, spacious front; 9TH
ST., near Florida ave. ne. Priced low at
S10.050, allowance for redeeorating: Dis
trict 5000, MR.. HENRY LINCOLN JOaH5N-
Evening star., 1946-10-04

COLORED-NEAR nth AND SPRING RD.
Vacant, 2-story brick home, contains 6
rooms, II bath: convenient and pleasant
neishborhood. Priced at S13.600. Call Mr..
Ray, DE. 1872. with SHANNON & LUCHS
CO., 1905 H st. NV, Ma, 2345.
Evening star., 1946-10-04

DOCTORS OR DENTISTS! II you plan to
locate in Congress Heights here is an ideal
setup (ofice and residence) for you.
this new section, ready to occupy. This
Is an unusual opportunity. inquire today.
MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 1881, until IN.
Evening star., 1946-10-04

1403 Newton st. ne
:, bath, large attic, base
rays. gas h.-w.h.; price,
P. j. WALSHE, INC, ex-
l115 Eye st. NV, Ma.
Craig. co SQ3Q. q
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-25
lorelei A. williamson
honored At Birthday

Little LoreIei Ann williamson
was an honor guest at a dinner
party given by her aunt, Mrs.
Craig at the Browning home of
Mrs. Williamson one day ! q t
week. Guests we're several play
mates. including Jean Sue and
Frederick Cobell. Autumn flowers
and riot of autumn leaves carried
out the color scheme throughout
the home. Nests of aut u m u
leaves held fruits for center de-
corstions.
A beautiful birthday c a k e
o o m e d with pink and white
candles enhancing the setting.
Lorelei was the recipient Of
many gifts from her little friends
as we'll as members of the family.
The event included an exciting
time with toys and games. with
each little tot departing home at
its close with a happy memory Of
childhood.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-25
School Carnival To
Be Held Nov. |, z;
PIeasure-Teeming

Replete with programs of dra.
ma. country store, games. binRo,
postoffice, fish ponds and novel.
ties, Browning high school will
present its annual carnival Fri.
day and Saturday evenings, Nov.
ember l and 2 at Z O clock.
Candy. confectionery, ''hot
dogs" and coffee will be served.
General admission will be 10
cents.
As of other seasons, record
crowds from throughout Black.
feet Reservation are expected to
attend.
Title of the dramatic entertain
mant are Is follows:
Dress Reversal" a side-aplitt.
ing Comedy; The Valley of The
Raindrops." Primary 8 h o W;
March of Time. With Rhythm
and Rhyme" Dancing Girls;
"Colored Minstrels," More Funny
Than Ever; * q nsas City
Special" F. F. A. Show; Grand
Opera" intermediate Show;
The Big Roundup Junior
High School.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-25
Funeral Rites
For Mrs. Annie
Pepion Wednesday

Funeral services for the late
Mrs. Annie Pepion, So. who died
at the Blackfeet Hospital last
Sunday following a lingering ILL
ness, were conducted at the
Little Flower Church Wednesday
at 10 4. M. with the Rev. FIR.
George Corner officiating. Burial
was in the Browning Catholic
cemetery.
Iii for q year, the deceased was
confined for a year at the Cush.
man Hospital in Tacoma. She was
brought home several weeks ago
somewhat improved. Later her
condition became worse when she
was taken to the local hospital.
Survivors include her husband,
Frank Pepion; four sops, Polite.
Roy. Henry and Robert, and five
daughters, jeanette. T b e o,
Phoebe, Leoda and Connie.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-25
Registration
Lists Posted

Lists Of registered voters of
Browning and all other precincts
Of Glacier c o unity have been
posted by County Clerk Lee And.
erson during the last week.
Both during the registration
period preceding the July prim-
aries and the later period which
availed the unregistered an op-
portunity to become registered
for the general election, stress
through newspaper publicity was
placed upon the procedure.
Registrars even solicited regis
tration at their own expe n 8 e.
However. as is usually the case
at every election. there will ap-
pear at polling places persons,
who are unregistered. Some will
be disappointed, even contending
that they are being maliciously
deprived of their right of fran
chise-as though the judges and
clerks were plotting against
them.
Everv qualified voter had the
opportunity to register. If his or
her name is not upon one of lists
registered voters posted during
the last week. he or she has no
vote to cast.
No need to argue or quarrel
with election officials.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-25
Bear Almost Got
Oliver Paul

Oliver Paul probably had q
prayer in his heart more fervent
than at any time in all his life
time one day last. week. For q
big cub bear almost got him.
Ont elk hunting with Charley
Sherman, the two for a time had
gone their separate ways as they
sought big game at the b e q d
waters of the Milk river at the
foot of the mountains.
Paul saw a huge mother grizzly
and shot and killed it with no
trouble. But instantly, the son or
daughter lurking nearby doomed
with anger and made for the
hunter. Paul pumped four rifle
bullets into it. yet it ferociously
advanced towards him. A fifth
shot as the cub was q bout to
grab him brought it down.
Paul said that next time he
shoots at bear he is going to
make sure he doesn't have to
battle the whole family.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-25
Cattle, Sheep
Sales $l76,366
By Indian Pool

Cattle and sheep sales made
through the pool conducted by
K. G. SIaugh. Agency Extension
Agent, totaled $176. 1866. it was
stated by him Tuesday.
Shipments to market, which
began several weeks ago. are be-
ing completed this week.
Wortheimer Cattle Co. of South
St. Paul had highest bid on Here
ford and steer calves. Lou OIL
yer of Browning had highest on
yearlings and two-year old steers.
Rocky Mt. Cattle Co. of Denver
had highest on shorthorns and
mixed steer calves and Harry
Thompson of Sweet Grass had
highest On heifer calves.
Bsir Sheep Co. of South st..
Paul had highest on lambs. They
also bought a number of old
ewes.
In the cattle sales 2,165 head,
including 1477 steer calves, 500
yearlings and two-year-olds and
1873 heifer calves. brought $780,
lO7.
Sheep sales were participated
in by 16 families, who sold 1871
head of white-face lambs for
$21,6 2l; 1905 black face lambs
for $l4.6O1 and 922 old ewes for
S4.035. or a total of $40.2 1853.
Above sales do not include the
Reservations total, Slsugh said,
since other growers sold inde-
pendently.
In the program of selling, he
said, an effort was made to dis
pose of steer calves, culls or 9TH
er stock that would not make
good foundation stock for the
future.
Gratified at the results of the
pool, Slaugh said that while its
success is shared in by partici-
pants in modest way individual
~, it is q collective achievement
that is impressive.