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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-10
Carney Takes Over Deal,
Bannatyne Devonian Test

Drilling of the long projected Devonan test the Bannatn
structure moved step closer to commencement this week with
that Tom Carney Independent oil operator
active California and in the Mid Continent has acquired all
the interests held by the Bannatyne Oil Syndicate IN
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-10
ca Creek Action Continues Scattered
Seek To Increase Yield From
Upper Sand Well, East Dome

Action the Cat Creek field continued
ended with well drilling the TANKS of West Dome anohe
drilling Mosby Dome and of the action the field cenern
which have been SO ia
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-10
Madison Oil Seurcl
Three Cut Bank
East Extension,
'punds
90
sA'eIIs Seek
| E.!e Area

Whether believe major Madison lime production in the
of the Bank field will be found the of
now producing from that horizon is due for rather positive
termination probably within the next 80 DAYS.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-10
Average Daily
Pipeline Runs,
Montana Fields

Here are the average daily
pipeline runs for all Montana
fields, during July, as reported
by the Montana Oh Conservation
board:
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RosEnAIE

Tennessee Ave. Near D 81. NE.
DON E.. GRIFFIN, Minister.
9:4b an Church School
11:0O !. M Morning Worship.
7:30 p p.m.-Eyening Service.
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Christmas in the Churches
Noted in SpeciuI Services

honorary pastor OF the French con-
gregation. the Rev. DR.. Florian vur-
pilot, will preach on lie Fills de
Dieu Est Venu." DR.. Vurpillot viii
also conduct the communion serv-
Ice, In which he will be assisted "
the rector Of st. Jo6eph's parish,
the Rev. DR.. g. Leslie Glenn.
The annual white gift service
for church relief abroad and at
home will be held tomorrow at the
Lutheran Church Of the Reforma-
ton. DR.. Oscar r. Blackweldcr will
speak on Under the Stars To-
night" At II am. he viii conclude
his series OF pre-C Christmas SER
mons with the theme. The Art
of Christmas" The Rev. Robert =.
Van Deusen, Lutheran Service Cen-
ter pastor, viii preach at $3.50 am.
on 1.-THE Source Of Our Christmas
JOY" The annual Christmas eve
candlelight service viii be at l0:45
o'clock.
Christmas Sunday will be OBJ
served tomorrow at First Congre-
gational Church will the reception
of many new members and the
pageant of the white gifts at the
conclusion of the morning sermon
DR.. H. S. Anderson will preach or
| Love Came Down at, Christmas
At 5 pm. the Tuxis Club will pre-.
sent "a Christmas pageant, Tht
Nativity"
On Christmas eve at 1880 pm
there will be music festival
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The Christmas topic tomorrow
morning Of Dr. q. H. Richmond at
Chevy Chase Methodist Church IS
aHeayens Invasion Of Earth.
Christmas program by young people
at 6:45 pm. At pm. Tuesday the
young people wiz 80 carolling: Il
pm. q candlelight service with the
topic, @What Christ Wants TOR
Christmas"
River Road Prssbyterian.
River Road United Presbyterian
Church viii hold It's white gift o1er-
ing for overseas relief at II am. and
IS pm. tomorrow. Or. v. NJ, Cosby
viii prehcl1 ct II am. on Let Us
Go Unto Bethlehem. Mrs. Cosby
viii give = reading at 5 pm. The
youths will give Q program Christ
mas eve N Government court and
present gifts.
IA Christmas service viii be hsk
at s pm. tomorrow ct Gorsucn
Methodist Church.
christmas without Christ will
be the topic tomorrow morning OF
the Rev. w. K. Lyons at Anacostta
Methodist Church. The Christmas
|eve service will be held at II pm.
with service Of lights.
The 18th annual Christmas pag-
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Continued From Page A-12)
sponsor the white Christmas ves-
pers.
At II pm, Christmas eve, will
be candlelight service.
At Temple Baptist Church.
DR.. John E. Briggs will preach
at Temple Baptist Church on
"How to Spend Christmas" at
II am. tomorrow. At the close OF
the service there viii be an ingath-
ering of the funds for the new
temple as the Christmas Offering.
Christmas programs in the Sunday
school at 9:40 am. and Baptist
Training Fellowship at GAS pm.
DR.. Henry Snyder will preach the
third in the series Of Advent SER
mons tomorrow morning at st.
Paul's Lutheran Church. The theme
Is Christ Comes to the Learned"
The choir will broadcast Monday
from to s am. over Station WRC.
At 7:30 pm. the congregation will
observe its annual white gift serv-
ice. The annual candlelight serv-
ice will be held at 1890 o'clock
Christmas eve.
The Christmas festival begins at
Albright Memorial Church tomor-
row at both the 8:45 and II am.
services with the sermon of the
Rev. George E. Schnabel, What
Do Believe About Christmas?"
On Sunday caroling will begin as
night falls. After this there will
be the children's Christmas pro-
gram.
On Tuesday the nativity service
of lights will begin at 1880 pm
The subject of the pastor will be
''Truly the Angels Are Singing"
The Moravians in the Washing
ton area will hold a candlelight
service at the Church of the Pill
grims $3.50 pm. Sunday. The Rev
DR.. F. P. Stocker, president of the
Morayian Provincial Elders Con-
ference. of the Northern Province
will preside.
All members and friends are In
vited to attend.
National City Christian.
"Glory to God" is the subject Of
DIR. j. Warren Hastings Christmas
sermon In the National City Chris
tian Church at 1850 am. Sunday.
AT 1890 am. brass quartet viii
play Christmas carols on the church
steps. The annual Christmas pag-
cant and white gift service will
be held at 5 pm. in the social hall.
1908 Vermont avenue NV. The
theme is "Madonnas of Many
Lands" A buffet supper will be
served at Z pm.
A special candlelight service will be
held on Christmas eve at Ii o'clock
DR. Hastings will use as his theme,
"EIis Name Shall Be Called Jesus
The public is invited.
The French Church of Washing
ton will hold its Christmas service,
followed by communion, in ST.
Johns Episcopal Church at 4 pm
tomorrow, when the founder and
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bya school and college night. Al
8 pm. the traditional service OF
white Gifts for the King viii be
held. AT II O'Clock Christmas eve,
acandlelight service" "
The celebrant Of the mass Will pc
the Rev. Thomas Condor, with the
Rev. Leo Foley and the Rev. Edwin
Scullin assisting as deacon and sub-
deacon, respectively.
The topic Of the Christmas mes
sage which the Rev. A. F. Elmes
will preach at Peoples Congrega-
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can't, 4The New Born King viii be
presented at the Fifteenth Street
Christian Church at SIS pm. today
and Sis and BIS pm. tomorrow.
At ii am. tomorrow pr. =. Ralph
Tabor. pastor Of Luther Place Me-
mortal Church. will preach the last
In series Of Advent sermons, The
Right to Be Confident.
At $50 pm. the Rev. J. w. Helix
kinen of Princeton, N. J., will speak
at a Christmas service OF Finnish
Lutherans to be held at Luther
Place Memorial Church.
At $50 pm. the Young People
will hold Christmas fellowship
supper In the social rooms, followed
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PETyHORTH

New Hampshire Ave. At Grant CIrcIe.
JOHN CURRY MILAN. D. ..
Q:SO am Church School
II 100 a a.m.-"The First Noel.
700 3. p.nl.-Youth Fellowship.
500 3. IN, The Annual Christmas caro-
Service.
Christmas Eve.
Christmas Carcling by the Intermediates
Young People and YOUNG Adults:
The Christmas Sunrise Service, ESQ Am
Christmas Message and Story BY
Mabel Parsons.
Children's christmas Party. Friday,
Dec. ~. 900 to 400 PM.
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tional Church Sunday morning Will
I be: "Some Meanings In the Incar-
nation or The Goodness In Man. Z
At s pm. the church school pre-
sents The Christmas Story" in pic
lures. On Thursday at pm. the
annual party given by the Ltchtman
Theaters for the children Of the
Northwest settlement House win be
held at the church.
Or. John G. MILAN win preach
on The First Noel" at II am. to-
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MeKENDREE
FRANCIS ASBUkY

| fNAN&l3 A90ONJ
3i46 18th st. NV.
o. BRYAN LANGRALL, Minister
| ii :00 4. a.In.-serhe Joy Of Christmas"
1 6:46 q. Youth Groups.
500 p.m.--Musical Service.
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ST. PAUL

47oo 18th 81. NV.
WILLIAM JAMES ELLIOTT. Ainister.
$3.50 An. rn.-Chureh school,
III 200 Christmas Service
ssTidinSs Of Great icy.
500 1. M. m.-CAntata: The Star Divine.
ahA church Aschoci Christmas Party.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY. pEcEMsER Il. 1916

morrow at Petworth Methodist
Church. The Christmas sunrise
service win be at $50 o'clock We'd
nesday.
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IS Branch Ave. ana s 81. Sc.
s's4 CAT PeunA. Ave-
c. LEWIS ROBSON, Minister
= Gas am Church School.
Il 1 .(t) q in, ,--.s(aOd,s Christmas GIFT.
8:45 pm, -A-Senior M. Y. Fl
500 D. m. THE Fourth Wise Man.
Christmas Eve Carof Service. II I'm.
OrKsn and Violin Recital
Evening star., 1946-10-27
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Evening star., 1946-09-30
Writers Guests
1t Cocktails

Six of the seven correspondents who
went to Buenos Aires recently on Pan
American Airways' inaugural fight
that cut out the Miami stop, were
guests of honor at a cocktail party
Friday night given from 6 to o'clock
by Pan American at its headquarters
on F street. The purpose of the
fete was to present each member
of the fight with Jupiter Rex
certificate for crossing the Equator
by air
Those receiving the certificates,
ell of whom were accompanied by
their wives, we're: Mr.. John H. Cline
of The Evening Star, Mr.. Ed
ward Jamison, former president of
the National Press Club and now
general manager Of Bascom Tim
mons News Bureau; Mr.. John
O'Rourke, editor of the Washington
Daily News, and Mr.. Mike Flynn,
public relations officer of Pan Amer
lean. The other two recipients were
Mrs. Ruth Montgomery, in the
Washington bureau of the New
York Daily News, and Mr.. Ed Slat-
terry, director of public relations OF
the Civil Aeronautics Board.
Also present at the gathering were
Mr.. William McEvoy, assistant vice
president of Pan American AirWays
in Washington, and Mr.. Robert w
Fleming, Miss Rita Owings and Miss
Lorraine Brooks, all with Pan Amer
leans public relations department.
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Ceremony Is Held
York Citv

In the Universalist Church of the
Divine Paternity in New York Mrs.
Faye Stacy Fairbanks, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Whittredge
Stacy of Groveland and Annisquam,
Mass, was married Saturday to
Mr.. Wilbur Burton Hoddinott, jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoddinott of
Bethlehem, Pa. The Rev. Benjamin
Butler Hersey offlciated.
Mrs. William McCandless May
berry of Forest Hills, N. j., sister
of the bridegroom, was matron of
honor and the bridegroom's father
served as best man. The ceremony
was followed by a wedding break
fast at the Gramercy Park Hotel,
after which the couple left for
Sea Island.
Mrs. Hoddinott is a graduate of
Miss Wheelock's School in Boston
and her husband was graduated
from Tome School and Lehigh
University. During the war he
served in the Navy for five years.
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Memorial Methodist Church at 7
o'clock, the Rev. G. Custer Cromwell
officiating, followed by a reception at
the home of the brides parents.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore white
satin and marquisette. Her veil was
held in place with a tiara of seed
pearls, and her only ornament was
string of pearls, gift of the bride
groom. Miss Mildred Dex was maid
of honor, clad in blue net and carry
ing red roses. Miss Betty Conradson
and Miss Adelaide Mckee attended
as bridesmaids, dressed in pink tulle
and carrying blue stephanotis
After a wedding trip to Atlantic
City, the couple will make their
home in Washington.
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Pen Women to Meet

The Alexandria Branch of the Ma
tional League of American Pen
Women will usher in its new year of
activities with a luncheon at l pm.
Friday at the George Mason Hotel
in Alexandria.
Following the luncheon, Mrs. Kyle
Booth, president, will conduct the
business session, during which men,
bers of the branch who are national
officers, will be honored.
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Navy Wives Club 81
VIII Meet on Oct. 8

The Navy Wives Club No. 81 will
hold its next meeting at 8 pm.
october in the nursery school in
the Bellevue Housing Project on
Boyer road.
Members of the disbanded Tru-
man Riddle and Emma K. Hamil-
ton Navy Wives Clubs are invited
to attend the meeting, and follow
ing meetings of the club which will
be held every Tuesday evening.
Recently elected officers Of the
club include: Erma Steinmeyer,
president; Georgiana Meth, vice
president; Evelyn Hamilton, treas
urer; Thelma Mahaffey, recording
secretary; Eleanor Conger, corre-
spending secretary; Virginia Nor
gorden, chaplain and parliament
tartan: Mary Mauritson, historian;
Gertrude Metz, auditor, and Lily S
Haesloop, master t-arms.
Evening star., 1946-09-30
Sorority Dinner
To Honor Officers

New State officers Of the Delta
Kappa Gamma Sorority will be
honored at a reception and dinner
to be given by the sorority at $50
pm. Thursday at the YWCA.
The reception which will precede
the dinner will honor Mrs. Isabella
Krey, president; Miss Dorothy
Lewis, first vice president; Miss
Marie Denecke, second vice presi-
dent; Miss Florence Patterson,
recording secretary; DR.. Estelle
Phillips, corresponding secretary;
Miss Bernadette Dore, treasurer,
and Mrs. Ruth Wilken, parliament
tartan.
A report of the Delta Kappa
Gamma convention, recently held
in San Francisco will be given by
Miss Margaret Patterson. Another
dinner speaker will be DR.. Ruth
Coyner Little, who will discuss the
highlights of the convention of the
National Education Association in
Buffalo, N. Y, which she attended
in July.
Mrs. Lillian Brousseau will present
a musical program
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Belgium lace, both the veil and lace
having been worn by her mother.
and she carried a shower bouquet
of white roses.
Mrs. Howard Garon, aunt of the
bride. was matron of honor. Brides
maids were Miss Lucille Biernbaun
of New York City and Miss Marylyn
Lewis of Westfleld, N. J.
Mr.. Sterling B. Martin, jr., brother
of the bridegroom, was best man.
The ushers were Mr.. Glenn Helwig
and Mr.. Raymond Riser of Wash
ington.
Haavkins-Sfrong
Miss Elaine Strong, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover L. Strong, be-
came the bride September II of Mr.
Herschel B. Hawkins, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tabor N. Hawkins of Atlanta,
in the Ninth Street Christian
Church in ceremony read by the
Rev. J. Lloyd Black.
Mr.. Strong gave his daughter in
marriage. her sister, Mrs. T. w.
Cahow, was her matron of honor
and the latter's daughter, Donna
Mae Cahow was flower girl. Also
attending the bride were the Misses
Recie Quartana and Inez Orner.
Mr.. James Hawkins was best man
for his brother and Mf. Thomas
Quartana and Mr.. Charles Thorne
were the ushers.
Chumas-CaSfanaras
Gowned in white satin and car
rying a bouquet of white orchids,
Miss Mary Castanaras, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Castanaras of
Cleveland, Ohio, recently became
the bride Of Mr.. James j. Chumas,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Chumas
of this city. The ceremony took
place in the Greek Orthodox Church
of Annunciation, Cleveland, the
Rev. c. Lavriotes officiating.
Mrs. James N. Chumas, cousin of
the bride, was matron of honor,
and the bridegroom's sister, Miss
Eva Chumas, was maid of honor.
The other attendants were Miss
Mary Linkas, Miss Anne Meggas
and Mrs. William Chaldekas. Agnes
Tartara attended as the flower girl.
Mr.. Peter Mellonas served as best
man, while Mr.. James Castanaras,
brother of the bride; Mr. Harry
Fhiaras and Mr.. William Chalde-
kas served as ushers.
After a reception the couple few
to Florida for their honeymoon
and on their return they will reside
in Washington.
ManSfeId.G0rdon
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Mrs. Villas Gordon,
daughter of Mrs. Dollie c. Tucker
Of Washington, to Mr.. John Frank
lin Mansfield, jr., also of Washing
ton. The wedding took place re-
Gently at the residence of the Rev.
E. L. Hansen in Takoma Park.
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announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Still of
Pittsburgh announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Alice
Esther Still, to Mr.. Stephen James
De Lanoy, jr., with the wedding set
for November Is.
Miss Still is a graduate of Mrs.
Pinkerton's School in Princeton and
Mr.. De Lanoy attended the Uni
versite de Louvain in Belgium. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
James De Lanoy of Miami.
Evening star., 1946-09-30

On a recent visit to Washington
Mrs. Harry Hopkins revealed how
quite unconsciously, she started a
hose style on a trip to Oklahoma
City few weeks ago. Since her
husbands death she has been rep
resenting an apparel concern, and
since she is still in mourning, she
appeared in Oklahoma wearing a
trim black suit and matching ac-
cessories, including sheer black hose
Two days after she arrived, every
store in town had been beseiged by
fashion, local ladies-de-
manding black hose!
Mrs. Hopkins was in Washington,
incidentally, to look after the en-
rollment in Madeira School of her
stepdaughter, Diana Hopkins. There
is an affectionate attachment be-
tween the two. One of the chief
reasons Mrs. Hopkins gives for hav-
ing become one of the hardest
working women in America Is that
she wants to be sure her late hus-
bands only daughter will have the
Evening star., 1946-09-30
Abont Washington
By Hope Ridings Miller

same advantages she would have
had if her father were still living.
X X X X
No matter how hard the Senate
War Investigating Committee digs
into the story of how more than
5000 more or less prominent women
were awarded handsome gifts for
launching ships during wartime, said
committee won't be able to pin
anything on Mrs. Emory S. Land,
wife of the then chairman of the
Maritime Commission.
Back in the days when any num-
ber of Washington women were
plaguing Admiral Land to use his
influence SO they could break cham
pagne bottles on ships-and receive
in return beautiful gifts-Mrs. Land
was quietly refusing to officiate at
one launching ceremony after an
other. II don't want anybody to
think I had asked my husband to
exert his pull in my behalf" was
the reason she gave for turning
down at least a dozen such offers.
(Distrih,Ited nv McNaupht Syndicate Inc !
Evening star., 1946-09-30
NeVs OF Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spano, jr.,
recently arrived in Washington
from Caerphilly, Wales, and are
the guests of Mr.. Spano's parents
in Chevy Chase for an indefinite
time.
The younger Mrs. Spano is the
former Miss Mildred Diana Davies
of Cardiff, Wales, where Mr.. Spano
met her while he was serving in
the Navy. Their marriage took
place August "a in Caerphilly. He
will enter Columbia Technical In
stitute here to resume his study
of architecture.
A buffet supper was given in
honor of the couple by his parents
September %.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter E. Lawson
have been spending the past two
weeks in Atlantic City and New
York, where they were guests of
the Port Washington Yacht Club
on Manhasset Bay.
DR.. and Mrs. Lawson cruised this
week end in northern waters as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson
of Long Island. They now have
gone to Boston and will take a
trip through the White Mountains.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Welmer Clifford
Moore have returned to their Ar
lington home after spending some
time with Mr.. Moore's parents in
Fredericksburg. Mrs. Moore, before
her marriage July 3, was Mrs. May
Hall Gordon.
Miss Anne Martin has returned
from a vacation in Canada, where
she visited Miss Irene Gingell in
Toronto and at Kirkland Lake she
was the guest of DR.. and Mrs
H. A. Cummings,
Evening star., 1946-09-30
FaHProgram Begun
Bv St. StebbenS Unit

The st. Stephens Mothers Club
resumed its fall activities at recent
meeting of the Ways and Means
Committee when plans for the COM
ing year were formulated.
Beginning Wednesday, hot lunch
cons will be served to the children
in the school, and, as in the past,
will continue every Wednesday dur
ing the school term. Mrs. McLindon
is chairman and will be assisted by
Mrs. j. E. Lawler.
Other projects planned by the
club include Lindy party, which
will be held October 18 in the school
auditorium, and a bake sale, which
will be held in the early part OF
November.
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Fall Club Activities
T0Oben WHbPicnic

A picnic, which will be held on
Thursday at the Wellington Villa
home of Mrs. Joseph Galloway, jr..
on the banks of the Potomac, will
inaugurate the fall activities of the
Alexandria Woman's Club garden
department.
Members, who are requested to
bring their lunches, may reach Mrs.
Callaway's home by taking the 9;55
am. Mount Vernon bus, which
passes Wellington Villa, where cars
will meet those desiring transporta-
ton to her home.
The garden department will also
hold plant and flower sale on
October "a at the Cameron street
USO in Alexandria, following the
general meeting of the club.
Evening star., 1946-09-30
Civic Forum Set

Should Labor Be Controlled"
will be the subject of panel dis
cussion to be cponsored by the Gar
rett Park (MdD Civic Study Club
at BIS pm. Thursday at the Gar
ret Park School.
Forum speakers will include
George T. Guernsey, assistant direc-
tor of education for the CIO; Clark
F. King, assistant corporation coun-
sci for the District government, and
Miss Flora Hatcher, chief of the
Case Analysis Branch of the Ma
tional Wage Standardization Board
Mrs. Louis Hanke will be moderator
The public is invited to attend.
Evening star., 1946-09-30
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer Hosts
Sunday afternoon Reception
Giuen for World Financiers
Rv Betty Be0fe

something different the parties
fnanc meeting Washington There has been afternoon
International
Fund standard being set in the entertaining field The
striking receptions that they unusually smu
lating dealing
alive air of interest prevails
their
honor begin and they distinct innovation
cocktail
delegates