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on WOODED z acre First noo.. su snrnri
mateiy I5x26 It. with fireplace ct end and and
bookshelves on each side OF fireplace with
saphets eopeh o sDw Rsnw room also knots pine
Sa Say azlns windows neo M ftohep aban
sna It'cnsd Moistmaster electric refrissrator
tiled toilet and lavatory room. room: Snd-nan on nrse
9aI TsR tse mastsr G0f Sath rss With stain
and two other bedrooms, each of wnich ch
WIN take twin beds snosnsI tsa iasa. 1ssn rsca
maids nsssiGn room 5o1 with bath built ssIsEs
and o nsa aars heat follow TO Gsse 6asss r
h'teeit fd to Forest lane, right on Forest lane 70
h1os MI ssds dsSsDsst wth s0faS kEATy Il ea XVI
l4 LIFE "a GxN st III ns ssRAGSE HA sifs in lovely
asn s4se Sns poo with
fireplace. charming dining room and .
sunny kitchen on first floor: bedrooms ans
reation room with lifetime tile. floor, full
bath. stall shower and SEPARATE Laundry @
Your personal Inspection is cordisily IN
vited Sunday between. IL and s. Direc-
tions, drive out Lee highway past oiebe
sSi srn 'haFI aEI1Na4os f1ehs st sTifa ausits
homes our specially, 22da Wilson blyyd.,
eErASGsp 6 asGSi oR SRick aSs clos. I'M pes;ei. a1
siss 1T; sl$sSS, terms; s.9 e05s;Si ss;ist,
bsdrms. nS Nv. lm. With ifrepi. DIN. rm.,
beat; aa;fa approx. pro, S. 5000 down. sP. os5s-j.
BUNGALoW-Price, $3.50: q small. COM
pact. detached home In N. Arlington, near
over iTsns I0sms and esth; ,.dsese lsese
rsted ana vacant. ARLINGToN REALTTY Mt
co. exclusiye agents. 1904 Wilson biyd''
a., q Yon 1aqo waNr ox 4l2ai Dream HOME of bed
rms, with 2 HOLLYWOOD baths, 30-ft. hy.
rm. with stone frepl; and 2-car Oct. gar
on an out-of-this-world lot. in other words, a.
only $1,000 down and Sss 2 mo-; then I,
you want 2 good, substantial frame-as;; g;
h:-y.h, forced circulation, lnamer.winter
bedrp; and bath On frst nrs 8 b@sdrm,s. @ ,s
Arlington, barring none, ayatlable on the
sbove terms, then we Will be glad TO have
ds:; sss ths @ STs sovn This viii H t:f.
seH s;se e a.nfs nsss e az sesc q e' 81
sIse. @
Evening star., 1946-11-02

BRAND NEW--vacant. move right in: 9:
lot. zOxls4: open for Inspection satur-
Arlington, Va. Modern In every detail
Fuii basement. air-conditioned heat. Sell
quickly at S14.5O0; terms. See II before
you buy, Out Wilson blvd. to the con-
struction ONCE. right on Llyingston st.
v blocks. LARRY oSTEELE, RE. 04s3,
Evening star., 1946-12-25
S1O8 TO S125 Fur Trimmed Coats

WOENS fitted and box styles Needepont eoe or
refon coors "
Sizes 3l12 to 7912 81 10 ~
MISSES AND JUNIORS good fitted bo styles with
sm+ lonb nusot
squirrel ded Ion and xded Fox block and the seasons rich eoos
Evening star., 1946-06-23
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Poee A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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n wiIh fisn sdT gfA 81 flgM SssE for
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the oefSos ehsnse OH Of nam name of the sss yacht
that s Of Fsy sss e' RoBsRT a9Rss5 'S2 s.
@ fSpptH f0ifSpf expert books open
mGpfhys .. statements' taxes; fsas. a. Box
iSs7Mi Will sss5i Sor BE RESPONSIBLE for any
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MhsfPfssaE iMNhPf.4E cxsR tsT E your .as.
foK Vii & Go SoT p Be t2Rf Fl SsS for
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NV. Washington Z. D. c.
ARCHITECT. experienced all types CON
ssEYs1en' sudeTs g MFH nakf plans sso er
ey lyme 30. 80 yeurv you forfeit deposit
ern plant. Garments waterproofed, moth.
Dns s Also hons M e5 or ss
JERSEY CLEANERS & DYERs. 1901 New
ieTafH WILL ays SoT F'Ti BE RESPONSIBLE for an,
myself. ALBERT L. LATHAM. 4316 21st
i Il. AM NOT RESPONSIBLE for any debt,
othss than my own. HORACE R. JOHN
fSst paStH aO' 'osseeiaaEss!TikaAs seia has few dats.
sCHs sa.HoUR Service on personalized sta.
fe tGnss Sa1sH5 na % 9sStas pf51s1 sss
1905 New York ave. NV. District 60l1.
Evening star., 1946-06-23
HELP WoMEN.

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK-Hand-op-
Grafton; When machines are available
US Select: we are expanding and want a
: Haz 2oGsd ''sH MEMS s's sHGs
ahnvERrIs1SG aa}a E Il S;s cory WRITER with na Dc.
sass % store sss
AopE personnel once. 5th A., GOLDEN
RESGsaf,ssG RESGs sfs .nd Ph6 ksaEsroucHER expert
enced in reteuehini furniture and house
photos for bass
srs ssrsonnei onne.; End door, erii The HEe.:
2S29v,EEEiisISe S9v,; ( ii It I'll TELEPHONE CLERK for
oensf or DAY oss week. rul pay da1ins tr.inns nj
sspss capable q 5n ee
phone calls Do not apply i employed
elsewhere Apply personnel once. Room
504. THE EVENING STAR, 11ol Pa.
ALTEEAr1oN WOMAN, sxesrisne.d on
Hsas RSs';Sb e. INC Co. E ':s5 asG|
ALTERATION HAND. permanent position:
oowNs soS eonn ~. nss
ASSISTANT Tor general ONCE work, young
lady of sood personality and appearance.
permanent position, paying top salary
FREENYs, sO6 17th st. NV. 25'
ASSISTANT BUYER for our sportswear
ment. GOOD salary. Apply ali week, KAP-
LOwITz. On 18th st. bet. and nv-25
ASSISTANT MANAGER, an experienced
saleswoman for exclusive dress shop; must
ing to be trained to buy and manage the
shop; excellent salary and bonus for right
person. HO. c145. "A
Evening star., 1946-06-23
HELP MfN & WOMEN.

AGENTs--sen 81 ,ssortments sreetinz
fARRi q: Rs, s6s5 Rei''ers0vn rd~ Baltimore
CHEF. with tearoom experience; Able, to
bake good hot breads. Good salary. Live
coufIE e HaR fok sa s ssA AL farm modern t,nsa,
house. all conveniences: man must know
general farming and be able to handle pedi-
hs '9is sh. pso1 an
emma. Reverse charges or write P. o. Box
Geurnf. sst Yiinns saoS y. experienced fun ehars.
Of summer residence, Mich; permanent:
consider TIVE sirls: also nurse, white. s125;
Il @ sG@a sosh
10 to IL SUNDAY through wednesday.
TsTdman nIysn 2. IaTk .kr Hotel goo ,E.,, VS. :,
nsarby Boston. Mass. Woman must be
husband sxperiene.d in serving. House;
spacious living quarters on premises.
Exeellen. working conditions and splendid
oDpor.unity for sImsnent future nS ESssl:
Station, Boston. Mass. State full par
rood cHEcKER and cashier; seoa ssiaEz;
DU soIs. 1900 NJ St. apply Managers
GOVERNMENT woRKERs-Earn money
experience required; must have car, BOX
kifcHsN % HELP for Bethesda restaurant
MAN AND WIFE. experienced As butler and
lady's maid, for immediate opening on
esnts must bear risid inv.stisstion as past
employers will be contacted; generous sal
ary and excellent opportunity to spend the
IN .' s asssS cook 81 aoso 'D
MAN OR WOMAN for soda fountain, 9 to
il pm: in sir-eonditionsd bowling alley.
MHy MSS 81 81 va Il sapsss snd expsT
s.l.sn S51 a5s 10 ssaas Sale. sh. n ee
s,sfy ss IN ,sa1 ssa'1 ress Box es zsu' 5s
needs Immediately a
trained publicity representative for Wash
ingson Write Boy . 4nt;,M on Sta; Star g.. .cs :
ing accommodations; give references. Box
TELErasoNE SOLICITORS ,e, for home
good earnings with unlimited opoortunl-
ties Give sef-information. Box 1851.
Ably N sonnt.s' Hf cakR9 sFes ieE cream CREAM
ST Sfrosf5slIY Lac 2 7 ii Is young man or woman
:a s sanf s.. s 9: es.s
With viii iendins assneies. Also abe Bic to draw
contracts ana Otnef legal WOfK Cnal is en-
tailed In this caoacity Write. giving full
history Of your qualifications, Box 32asM
Star. ga
HELPERS WANTED, white only: good pay
and hrs. See manager. GORDON PILLOW
SERVICE, Greyhound Bus Terminal. -23
SELL GUARANTEED dresses from your
MN ifP1seefs Bee sssp sta1
WELL-OFF, comfortable living quarters in
my home. miles from Washinston in re;
amount OF poultry: will consider either
couple or single person. Box 2sS-R. Star.
operators. lBM- machines; salares, S196.10
and S206.l0 per mo-: perm. positions in
eld-estsblished Arm: 40-hour week: chance
for advancement. Apply Room 602, 1101
Vermont ave. NV.
COLoRED COUPLE wanted. settled pre-
ferred; to live on place in country. Call
II 6613 -o6
Evening star., 1946-06-23
HELP MEN.

B0oKKEE1EA, experience in club work
desirable but not essential, prefer one
tions; answer giving full particulars. age
Cook. must aA' e esperisns.d: M e1eslieft r sal
ary and working conditions; one of Wash
infton's smartest supper clubs: excellent
sthy salary and working conditions. Box 413-L,
I poI1AK A DOZEN paid for selling
world,famous Ayvad water wings to sports,
write AYvAD % WATER WINGS VI SsA Hobofen R5o Ken
Ex-sERvIcE MEN. 1s to 80, high school
line; starting salary, .$l35 per month:
sSK siSfE 4 4tskSgF k4Sg3y Ri" a4o' wAsH1se2as9S m2s
creates immediate openings for three re-
are not sstisass WIZ ~ith Ssssens v ,nsom. ; and and
oppstt1nity :non The foiGxng yin Be ef In
was earning $50 per week HIS income
and future prospects were not satisfactory.
sapx sy.nnss and dsHns
ninss a week. earned NOR. from his part
Result; " % 3 then n ..sE.sd =: 5o'8f iSS
iaS1 and sszio in n' 1873 With seSs exeeil.nt m
Five ei our W permanent a.s fSIltims men m nov now
ss.sin. carr 500 per week or better started
WITH US WORKING only sveninss. Our na-
finest Of its kind and is sold to people who
%H1 1ST f9nasnsa ssnS1,c in.eryew telephone Mr.
= IlESEEsSiSXSL cxkEEn-Hsre. in One
tsts nsI.1n. nlms' We can immsdiateiy place ex-
sales ORGANIZATION; full ONCE cooperation
and personal supervision will be extended
e9 Al ,sos neM members Of our stan and esps-
lesion for the FIRST time: our operational
neld q. covers all types OF real property To-
!and and nearby Virginia; earnings are uf,-
t.tion is essential. Phone Mt. W. cassei ePoo or
vsw he5 Rsanf9 Co. M k..o9s aass
Want NAN. eoiored, for sener.l work and
tRf sSifs SiFoaI5xS1445 ii5 for trad.
Of n.ons e Mnss
tivs. experience with national association,
work of junior sxecutives nsis Very substsn: an.
tisl SALARY win be paid. state age. edu-
catpn, outline experience and give char
At usne's smseyss s.v, IN s, s
yised Of this ad and ali replies win Be
nsa y iiste Box 44R Star
Keeping and typinK experience: must have
good personality and be capable Of meet.
ing Professional st,nni people Please state
SELL AMAZING YOGEE answer board!
satisfies hearts desires, mystifying, un.
canny! Make money also with crucifixes
medallions, earrings that glow in dark
curios; incense, religious candles, charms
t.sismsni "a ma novelties; big profits for you
p.nt nDASD 5aooc o. csie.se e CO. IS All IL N D'msn
EARN 325 DAILY. sell sensational war his
tory; IT, ystsTsns; .tf agents. crew mgrs wanted
COMPLETE new line calendars. business
Sreeting cards. advertising specialties: sells
on sight: biggest comm. advanced: samples
Evening star., 1946-06-23

statesmen who can sell-Approved prod
uct and service that is destined to play 3
most important part in an established
tremendous broad waiting market has
been created that makes every merchant
. live prospect! Repeats. Leads,
Live, one-eall closers can easily earn
500 TO, $500 weekly, in high percentage
commi MISSIONS, with Americas fastest SELL
was onei
Choice territories still available in Wash
ington, Virginia. Maryland and Delaware
Phone for appointment, Mr.. ED merry,
National 3s1O. Monday or TUESDAY. -25
Evening star., 1946-06-23

! store. double
,er posting; use
pleasant work.
and salary ex-
Evening star., 1946-06-23

-o3
YOUNG MAN, white. to work on sod.
f9nts5n nII sano IN dug store evenings to 10.
YOUNG MAN to work in grocery store.
not saoa sssfss sss v'FT4E
EIl'I, ELSE MAEkGT sH sass ssoa Ga, ave- Silver
SYSoSi1NG SSSinG Nan. h WI White. married over q, to
yerk in LIQUOR store; must have d. c.
drivers permit. Apply 1901 Conn. ave,
YOUNG MEN eys. Is tsE :to2. sy-
k1Ns KIN sa5siy s7 tR Sistsins 'u'r0un'nss
NETWORK RADIO STATION wants music
Hroana f.mi.F Tth % prsry Sss syss:m '1ef pef
msnent position; b-day. io-hour week
Reply by letter, stating age, education and
previous experience. Box 4so-L, sta55x
VETERAN TRAINEE-overs 30. for en-the-
tr.5dps ss eo r.
ATS for successful men: previous experience
sLAcKARD. AAA. Mills Bids.
OPPORTUNITY fol. aggressive salesman Of
Offset printing and planoEraphins: sstis-
das2ss a:ness 81. 4so.s ssss % s
A NATIONALLY KNOWN company has
openings fol. .nen who are looking for .
future. Excellent opportunity for advanee-
mert. FOR appointment call MA. .77l6. -23
the fastest.groWing printing houses In this
sonable customer contact man to service
several Of It's best accounts; he must be
solidly grounded in the printing business
and its allied trades; this is prime op-
portunity for Z good man to. settle down
and grow with . GOOD organization. Tell
276-L, Star
SMALL CORPORATION engaged in aero
nautical research win pay high salaries for
experienced personnel; mechanical en-
gipeer, physicist. designer, toolmaker. P.
D. Box 3SS, Richmond, Va.
POSSIBLE to make UP to $3.50 per week
calling on 36 homes per day selling
framed Photographic hand-colo9ed ex16|
eniarEements made from any good snap
shot or negative. Every home z prospect.
Write fer sample eder. EcoNOMY SUP.
Evening star., 1946-06-23
HELP MEN.

DENTAL TECHNICIAN, all around cast
man, gold chrome and fxed bridge work;
permanent position; give all details and
salary desired in reply. Box 2S6-L, Star.
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Supt. E. J. Albrecht; perfect at
tendance, Supt. E. J. Albrecht;
athletic letters, Coach H. l..
Swanson; science award, SupJ.
Albrecht.
Members of the senior class
were costumed for the play.
"The Duchess Bounces 1n,"
which composed part III of the
program. Cast: Situation, Don
ME Rowntree; the duke, George
Pease; the duchess, Gwenda
Layton; Reginald, Lawrence
Taught; Lady Vera, Louise Ar
bogast; reader, Helen Morrison,
music, Edythe Jackson; sound
effects, Iris Green, Josephine
Nichols. Viola Bond, Verna Mae
Cox. Mrs. Francis Eggart, SEN
ior class sponsor, was presented
with a gift from the class.
Monday and Tueday of this
week were the last two days of
school for the Lodge Grass
grade and high school. Semester
examinations were held on
Monday and Tuesday IN the
junior and senior high school.
On Thursday, May %. all pupils
rotur ed for their report cards
and advance registration for the
next school term was held in
] the high school.
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School Notes

Last Thursday afternoon, the
first and second grades pre-
sented a clever play in the
grade school gymnasium. The
thread OF the plot with the lit
tie characters taking part was
as follows:
Hansel HALE Jeffers) and
Gretel Joyce LandonD followed
by a witch Margaret Metcalfe)
meet Dutch children dancing IN
the woods in Holland.
The Dutch children wilma
Backbone, Richard Eastman
Carl Blackford, Howard Borgess.
Bobbie Felde, Gary Mason
Thelma Metcalfe, Carol Ann
Parsons. Mike Pantoja, Kaneeta
Red Star. Eddie Shaw, Dixie
Sanders, Ramona Valdez, Alfred
Lewno) express a desire to GO
to America. A fairy (Shirley
Mason appears. answers their
request and calls forth the
magic train Larry Curry, Billy
Soger, Jackie Standish) which
takes the party, witch included,
to America to the accompani-
ment of train music.
In America, they meet Gene
Autry (Charles Overturf) and
Champion galloping through
the forest. Gene sang Home on
the Range and You Are My
Sunshine to the accompani-
ment of his cigar box banjo.
Next, they come to an Indian
village, where the little Indians
are dressed in beautiful buck
skin and elktooth costumes.
Larry Little Owl gave an Indian
dance while his father, Hugh
Little Owl, sang for him. Indian
girls in this camp were Mary
Helen Don't Mix, Clara White
Hip, Monica Stewart, Manuella
Real Bird.
The party then, journeying
further, meets a little girl
carol Ann Parsons) swinging
and singing. This little girl di-
reefs them to the little red
school house. Miss Hall (PatSy
Fitzgerald) is the teacher.
The pupils at the school
house (Evagene Billingsley, John
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Noblett, Shirley Mason, James
Walker, Jackie StandiSh, Ruth
Samudio, Jeanette steve
Charles Overturf) are practic-
ing for a Mothers day program.
Mother Goose (Deanna Cooley
appears at the school house and
enters her children in school.
Little Miss Muffett (Holley
Krieger) spider Joy Old Crow
Mary and her little lamb-Mary
tCaryl Blackboard. Humpty
Dumpty Orchard EastmanD
Kings men Edward Not Afraid
and Norma Gibson Little Boy
Blue David RasmuSsen), Jack
and Jill ALFRED Lewno and Mi
ma Eastman. After school is
out, the party winds farther in
to the forest and encounters
Mother Pig (Thelma Metcalfe)
and the three little pigs al
fred Lewno, Eddie Shaw, Nor
ma Gibson. The big bad wolf
Bobby Lee ParsonS), farmer
Brown John Alden and the
apple tree Donna RaSmuSSen g.
L 11C pal " Ca ~ NooSS q SASSAA -
to return to Holland and take
Mother Goose and her family
with them. They all join again
in a Dutch dance. The children
in the first and second grades
were fully costumed for the
parts they played.
Mrs. Marjorie Clanin, assist
ed by Mrs. Nellie Mccoy, di-
rected the play
Glass night exercises and
presentation of awards was held
Friday evening, May IT, in the
high school auditorium. Mem
berS of the class of as partici-
pated in the following program:
Selection, senior band Viola
Bond, Edythe Jackson, jose
phine Nichols. George Pease,
Louise Arbogast, Helen Morri-
SOM; welcome, Viola Bond;
class history. Verne Mae Cox
trombone solo, Edythe Jackson;
class prophecy, Iris Green;
clarinet solo, Viola Bond; class
will. Edythe Jackson: preSenta-
ton of gift to the school, DON
ME Rowntree: selection: senior
band; presentation of high
school ards scholarship,
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day evening at the Rangeland
cafe.
Mrs. J. Ruesink, Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Thompson Of Miles City
spent last weekend at the
home of Supt. and Mrs. E. j.
Albrecht
Bob Miller was in town Mon
day from his ranch on Lodge
Grass creek.
George Cooley was a business
caller in Billings on Monday OF
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Brotherson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gross
and sons of Wyola attended BAG
calaureate exercises here Sun
day evening.
The c. B. & Q. passenger
trains will change time March
26. Approximate time of arrival
will be-Train 40 at 1910 2.
m; Train 43 at 7 p. m.
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Lodde Gross Locals,

Mrs. OTIS HUTCHINSON VI Dill
lings, formerly resident OF
Lodge Grass, has been a house
guest at the William Footlt and
Bert Pattyn homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Steven
son spent Mothers day IN
Sheridan with Mrs. Walter Wolf
and family.
T. E. Turner returned from
Butte and Missoula. He had Wis
tied friends in Missoula ard his
daughter, Mrs. Wallace Blank
meyer, and family in Butte.
MIR. and Mrs. Ollie Graham
were in town Sunday from their
ranch on Ash Coulee.
A complete list of service men
from Big Horn county has been
posted at the Rangeland cafe.
About 1900 names of men who
have served or are now serving,
comprise the list. Anybody wish
ing to check with this list may
do so.
Bob Fulmer of Wyola was a
Lodge Grass caller Sunday.
Mrs. Doc Lohmaier was a
weekend visitor in Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs Red Hults and
children were in town Saturday
from their ranch on Lodge
Grass creek.
A. G. Westwood. Jr., attended
the ShrfnerS' convention in Bill
lings last week.
John Friem returned to his
home in Minneapolis after Wis
iting at the home of his sister
in-law, Mrs. William Footit.
Miss Mabel Holley, teacher in
the Billings schools. spert last
weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Holley.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Taught
and small son who have been
living in Fromberg, moved to
Lodge Grass last week and will
make their home for the pres
ent with Mrs. Faught's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Knight.
A. M. Stevenson was in Har-
din Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curly Wells
were in town Saturday from
their ranch on Lodge Grass
creek.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Scribne.
have recently purchased a rev
home in LewiStown. where Mr.
Scribner is a certified public
accountant.
Sam Mcdowell was in Hardin
THURSDAY on business.
Mrs. E. Christensen of Powell,
Wyo, has been a house guest
the past week of Mrs. Hazel
Richardson.
Mrs. Sam Mcdowell was =
Sheridan caller on Thursday of
last week.
Last Wednesday vening
Lodge Grass business men met
with members of the Big Horn
County Chamber of Commerce
from Hardin for the purpose OF
improving the county roads and
the Lodge Grass streets. The
Lodge Grass Boosters club was
reorganized with q members
Harold Anderson was elected
president and Supt. E. J. A.
brecht, vice president.
Miss Iris Green has recently
been employed as bookkeepeI
Tor the Farmers Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pease and
Mrs. George Pease were Sheri-
dan callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Miller. ac-
compa- lied bv Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Lynde, attended the Stock
mems convention in Great Falls
last week.
Mrs. Ellen Hunter and Mrs
Donald Esp we're Sheridan call
ers on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Haworth
made a trip to Billings Friday
evening to meet their son, Phar-
macist's Mate First Glass Merle
Haworth They were accompan-
led to Billings bv their daugh
ter. Mrs Jess wager of Sherl-
dan, and bv Miss Genevieve
Gross of Wvola.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. thinner
man and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G
Westwood, Jr.. attended the
Shriners' ball in Billings last
Saturday evening.
The directors of the Lodge
Grass Boosters club met Mon
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week and was enroute to Salt
Lake City.
The Crow Indian Baptist as.
ISOLATION meeting is scheduled
in Lodge Grass for May 81,
June l and 2. DR.. o. c. Wright
of Portland, Ore, and Rev.
Adams of Salt Lake City will be
present at these meetings.
A special program will De
held Sunday morning, May 26.
at the Little Brown church.
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Lodge Grass Society
.MEFFORD-LIX

MEFFORD-LIX
Miss Jane Mefford of Deckec
became the bride of Robert K
Liz of Lodge Grass Friday aft
ernoon. Maj II, at 4 o'clock at
ceremony performed at st.
Joseph's Catholic church III
Hardin. Father Owen officiated
Miss Agnes Liz. sister of the
groom. was bridesmaid; Pat
Owen, nephew of Father Owen
was best man.
The bride was attired in blue
with white accessories. The
bridesmaid wore aqua blue
Both wore corsages of rosebudS
The bride is the only daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mef
ford of Decker. The groom is
the Youngest son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Kasper Liz of Lodge Grass
The young couple will make
their home in Lodge Grass
where Mr.. Liz is assistant post
master.
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Church Notes
LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
Rev. F. L. Lewn0, Minister

LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
Rev. F. L. Lewn0, Minister
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Baptist young people, S p. m
Evening service, 8 p. m.
World Wide Guild. WedneS-
day, 4 p. m.
Ladies Aid, Thursday, 2:3O
p. m.
Wyola Baptist Community
church: Sunday school, 1920
and family worship, Ills a. m
Wyola young people, p. m.
FIRST CROW INDIAN
BAPTIST
Clara E Odds, Missionary in
Charge
Morning worship, 1890 a m
Wyola Indian mission, 2:3O
p. m.
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Rinqworn in Cattle causes irritat

NIngtUOTN III OuItte causes nf1tation ana
loss of weight Indications of this parasite disease are
circular patches the skin, usually on the head and
neck which become denuded of hair Small blisters
and scaly yellow crsts appear, with moderate itching
Colorado A. NJ College suggests the removal of crsts
with soap and lard then painting the with acec
acid, sulphur ointment, or iodine once day.
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Vesper service, 8 p. m.
PRAYER meeting, Wednesday,
8 p. m.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Mass is conducted at 1920
a. m. the second and fourth
Sundays of each month.
-- q
WILLOW CREEK DAM
Sunday school, 9 a. m.
Miss Mary Beth Fulton of the
Ministers and Missionaries Ben
eft board of New York City
was the guest speaker last Sun
day morning at the Crow Indian
Baptist church. Miss Fulton had
been a speaker at the Montana
state convention the previous