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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-14

Health; Shirley N. Mckenzie,
credit agent of the Billings
District office on What All
Club Work Means; Miss Lois
Hodgskiss of the Big Horn
County Extension service ex-
planned the Ais on the All
club emblem. Others in at
tendance were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Realbird, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Old Elk, Miss Violet
Alexander, Robert ]. Murray,
Mrs. Gertrude Denny, Miss
Clara Odds, Miss Malvina
Johnson, Frank A Nelson, MI.
and Mrs. Uriel King. Huston
Smith was camp director and
o. w. Davidson, camp manag-
err. On Thursday, Mrs. Huston
Smith, Mrs. O. w. Davidon and
Mrs. Jemmoe Baker of Fort
Hall Idaho, visited the camp.
Other visitors were Miss Rose
Ryan, social welfare supervisor
of the Billings office, accomp-
anied by Mrs. Faulkner and
Miss Thomson.
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WYold News

Mr.. and Mrs E. M. Baker,
Mrs. E. L.. Wrenchy and her
daughter, Sharon, and niece,
Marilyn Knutson of Seattle,
WASH, are visitors at the Frank
Gross home.
Mrs. Virgil Shillinger and
children, Duane and Janice,
left last week for Chicago to
visit at the Swanson home.
MI. and Mrs. Francis Eggart
and daughter, Eileen left last
Friday for a thrce-weekS visit
with relatives in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Schock
entertained at a picnic dinner
Sunday honoring their son.
Jack, on his birthday. Guests
present were MIR. and Mrs.
Chef Nayes and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Smith and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Peck and family.
Mrs. Ned Wiley and Mrs.
Buzz Stovall entertained at a
miscellaneous shower at the
Wyola Community church Sat-
urday in honor of Mrs. Law
renee Taught of Billings vino
was recently married in Har-
din.
MI. and Mrs. Bob Smith and
family went to Sheridan Sun
day to spend the day with Mr.
Smiths mother, Mrs. Hannah
Smith, who celebrated her
93rd birthday Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob NeWhouSe
and son, Rex, of Bridger, were
dinner guests at the A. J.
Sheets cabin in the Little Horn
Sunday.
Mrs. Al Brotherson and son,
Donald, went to Billings on
Thursday where Donald will
undergo an optical operation.
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Crow Agency

Frederick Miller and son
Dickie, Of Spokane, Wash, Wis,
tied friends at Crow Agenc!
on Friday morning. Mr.. Miller
who was formerly extension
agent at Crow Agency, was en-.
route to Ashland on officia.
business. He is now with uis
R.E.A.
Mitton A. johnson, assistant
director of Billings, accompan'
led by Mr.. Fister of the Office
of Indian Affairs at Chicago
were official visitors at Grow
Agency on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Rock
man and son, Marvin, Jr., o!
Heavener, Okla, arrived or
Wednesday morning to visit
relatives at Crow Agency.
Sunday dinner guests OF MI
and Mrs. Franklin H. Smith
were MIR. and Mrs. Louis East,
gate of Colstrip and MIR. ane
Mrs. Thomas Traphagen ane
daughters, Alice and Elizabeth
of Hardin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barse
and son, Harold, Jr., OF River
side, Calf, and Mr.. and Mrs
Campbell of Anadarko, Okla.
parents of Mrs Barse, viSltec
Mrs. Marie Smart on Tuesday
They were driving through t;
South Dakota where they vii
visit Mr. and Mrs. John Barse
Don Y. Jensen OF Castle
Dale, Utah, arrived at Grow
Agency on Monday Afternoon
and entered on duty as Sol
Conservationist on Tuesday.
Mrs. Reba Jennings and son
George, spent the weekend ir
Billings.
E. W. Riebeth of Hardin
transacted business in Grow
Agency on Monday.
Charles S. Lewellyn, region
al soil conservationist with his
headquarters at Billings, spent
Friday at the Crow Agency Of
flee
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-14

man Of Wapeto, WASH, are
visiting friends and relatives
here.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Smith and
daughter and MIR. and Mrs. r.
w. Bird and family called on
MI. and Mrs. A G.. Bird one
evening this week.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin buckingham wish to ex-
press their sympathy to them
during their bereavement.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-14

Arlene Kaiser and Phillip
Denton were Billings visitors
on Saturday.
Mrs. John Hibnes and chill
dren, Arlene Kaiser and Phil
lip Denton were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Worth
on Sunday.
Mrs. r.. w. Bird accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith to
Billings on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Her
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Kirby News

FI1udy WOI1111lS, MI. anu
Mrs. Paul Millspaugh and Lii
ian took Mrs. Bertha Mills
paugh and Miss Sandra Mills
paugh to Billings, where they
could take the train to Horse
heads, N Y. Mr.. and Mrs.
Millspaugh and Lillian returned
home Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sitter took
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Anderson to
Sheridan Monday morning.
Miss Almira Roebling is
spending the week in Sheri-
dan.
The All club held their
meeting Sunday afternoon at
the Tongue river dam.
Many people from Kirby at
tended the P. X. rodeo Satur-
day afternoon near Sheridan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Adsit
returned Thursday from Bill
lings where Mr.. Adsit has been
receiving medical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Glenn are
attending the Billings fair and
rodeo this week.
Last week Elmer Kobold was
surprised when five of his sis
tiers came for a visit. Three are
from Idaho and two from Bir-
ney. His father accompanied
them.
This community enjoyed a
very nice rain Sunday. W.
needed it badly because of the
fire hazard that existed before.
LAST WEEKS ITEMS
Bud Alden and Bill Bush
maker of Sheridan and Misses
Dorothy and Margie Hamilton
of Decker were guests at the
Roebling home Sunday.
Mark Farwell, Jr., has as his
houseguest, Bill Trimble OF
Seattle, Wash.
Miss Gladys Adsit is visiting
with friends and relatives IN
Sheridan.
Lightning struck a tree OH
the Dwight Ferguson ranch
last week and started a fire.
Prompt action on everyOne's
part kept it from spreading
much. About five acres were
burned.
Miss Marion Scott of Chi
cago, ILL.,, left for her home
last week. She spent the sum
mer with MI. and Mrs. Dwight
Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Barton
and daughter, Ruth, of Castle
Shannon, Pa, are visiting the
Ferguson and Penson ranches
Mr.. Barton is a brother of Mrs
Tom Penson Mr.. George Fer
guson of Billings brought them
down from Billings Aug. 2.
H. o. Hayden has moved his
sawmill from Cache creek t.
Lame Deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Grant
moved to Lame Deer last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wis
senburg and children moved tt
Decker last week. Mr.. Wissen.
burg is working with the OF
drilling crew.
Mrs. Virginia Pierce of Okla.
homa is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bixby u
Kirby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Gleason
are the parents of a son borr
Aug. 2 in Sheridan, Wyo.
Mrs. Dick Glenn returned
home yesterday from the hos.
pital in Sheridan, where SHE
has been a patient for the
ma ct Waok
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Dunmore News

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith en-
tertained the following guests
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. R w. Bird
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hibnes and family.
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Duluth News
By ZILLAH WATERS


Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols,
Sr., celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary at a reception Wed
nesday, Feb. IL, at their home,
1890 N. Seventh Ave. +. About so
guests visited them between $50
and 1890 p. m. Those who as
sisted were Mines. Anna Winfield,
W. o. Rodney, Emma Watts,
George Cox, and X. w. Helm. Con-
gratulatory telephone messages
were received from Oakland, Calf,
Seattle, Wash, St. Paul and Min
neapOlis, Mimi, Chicago, ILL.,, New
York, N. Y, and Washington, d. c.
They received many attractive
pieces Of silver. Floral decorations
were contributed and arranged by
neighbor. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Salo.
The Social Nine club was treated
TO a fried chicken dinner at the
regular meeting, Saturday, Feb. %,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Brown, $40
T.. Ninth ST.
RumOrs TTue7 Rumors are fy-
ing that Mrs. Anna Lee Johnson
and Mr.. Elmer Glenn have taken
that fatal step upon the sea Of
matrimony. II this is true. friends
here wish them much luck and
happiness.
Mr.. &. W. DOEier left Saturday,
Feb. 10, for n two week vacation
in the East. Before returning home
the first part Of March, he will
visit in Philadelphia, New York,
Washington, ID. G., and Columbus,
Ohio.
~. Mark Notes: Sunday, Feb. %
Rev. Joseph Jackson, pastor, used
the subject The Five Points Of the
Resurrection"
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JAMES MURRAY TO SING

James Murray, tenor, will he the
featured artist at tha Halle q,
Brown Sunday Salon, on March
z at Bil6 p. m. lie will ainR mum.
bcra from Scarletti, Schubert, Pur.
cell and u selection Of apiritualS.
Mrs. Prentice Harris will accom-.
pany him.
On March .. Mra. Violet Gould
will present some of her pupils 10
the Sunday Salon.
The public Ia invited to attend
every Sunday evening.
The Saint Peter Clavsr Male
chorus was presented In = Sacred
concert. Sunday evening, Feb 81,
at the church at 1880 p, m, under
the direction Of John NJ. Whitaker,
with Miss Matilda Rocker at the
organ,
SoloistS were Zachary T, Monson
Cleveland Ray and Mrs Stanley
Harris. The chorus Ii composed uI
seven mon; ChRrles y. Bradley
Bradford G.. Bsnnrr. Arthur Me
Watt, Jro James Murray. Hugh
Schuck, Jr,. Nelson Speese, Johr
| Culver, Warren Hayes. Raymond
Perry, Zachary T. Monson, ClSve
land Ray,
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George w. Parker,
Resident for rs
Years, II Buried

George W, Parker. - years old,
died Sunday morning. Feb. 90, at
hlS home. 76i g. Anthony Ave,
after illness Of several months, Mr.,
Parker was born In Henderson,
Ky, and had made his home In
81. Paul for more than 20 years,
Before his Illness in December
Of ig46, Mr.. Parker was employed
az . waiter on the Great Northern
railroad. lie was affiliated with
Prince Hall No. 90 Of the Masons
Of Chicago. III.
Survivors include his wife, Car,
rio Of this city; son. George A
Parker and granddaughter, Carolyn
and Mary Of Chicago, H.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesdRy, Feb, %, 2 y, m, from
Brooks Funeral chapel, with Rev
u. N, Moore officiating The bod,
was shipped after services to chi
eAEo for burial,
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Record Number
OF Negroes Join
Catholic Church

According to n story In the last
weeks edition Of the Catholic Bul.
lctin. n record number Of CONVEX.
slonS among Negroes during 1916
and a rs per cent increase In the
number Of clergy working In the
Indian missions are among the
highliRhtH Of the annual report OF
the Commission for Catholic Mis-,
aions among the Colored People
and Indians.
A total Of 1865 Negroes were
brought into the Church and the
number Of priests working among
the Indians in this country rose
from 100 10 200 during the year
the report states.
The report places the Negro
Catholic population In this country
at 32l .0Db, an increase Of 81 pei
cent over last years figure. A
total Of $40 churches now are being
maintained for missionary and pas
toral work among the Negroes
with b4b priests ministering /,
their care, the commission reports
This represents an increase Of l.
churches and 32 priests durinI
the year.
II also states that there are nov
2s3 Catholic schools for Negroes
stated by 1900 nuns, with an at
tendance Of 2.294 pupils. marking
an increase Of six schools, 30 re
hgious and u seven per cent riS'
In pupils over last year.
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at. PAUL RIRTHDAYs
Edna Minister ut
81. Thomas Church
Wednesday, Night

The Rev. Bernard Mars, as.
sistRnt at St. Stephens Episcopal
church. Edna, will be the guest
speaker at St. Thomas Episcopal
church, Minneapolis, Wednesday
evening. March s.
Rev. Mar. a native Minneapoli.
tan. Is n graduate Of Hamline Uni,
versity. st, Paul He later attended
the Episcopal Seminary at Cam.
bridge. Mass, and studied a year al
Seabury Western Theological Sem,
mary In Evanston. III,
Having the distinction Of working
as an assistant in the parish il
which he grew up. Rev. Mars topic
Wednesday night will be What Is
Worth While"
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Church Drive
To Buy Postor
Auto In Success
nv OSCAR NEWMAN

The "Car Drive Rally" apon.
sored by the Pilgrim Baptist
church, in honor Of Rev Floyd
Massey, Jr., ended Sunday, Feb. 90
with a testimonial program for
Rev. Massey. A total Of 81 ,O03.3l
was raised 70 purchase the pastor
an automobile.
Various RToups within the church
expressed praise Of Rev. MRSsey's
work during the two and n half
hour program.
N. N. Smith Of the DeacOnS
board, felt the church was fortu.
nate In having Rev. Massey Rs It's
pastor and believed the board was
working and cooperating one hun.
Lydia Brown, representing tho
Womsn'S organizations, said, Dur
ing these days Of world turmoil, II
10 grand for q congregation 10 pin
flowers on their pastor. II Ia better
10 pin them on now than when he's
dead"
Mrs. Brown concluded her re.
marks with n poem written about
Rev. Massey.
Rev. l.. ". Williams, pastor Of
st. Phillips Episcopal church, the
principal speaker for the program
was introduced by Mr.. Lawrence
Tarvsr. director Of tho drive and
master Of ceremonies.
Father Williams theme was
The Man Sent From God" liz
paid high tribute to Rev. Massey
a. Q true minister and liksned him
10 q shepherd. Father Williams
said. "Rsv. Massey In the Kind Of
pastor We need. He's not 9 weed
shaken In the wind OF q lounge
lizard person but az q teacher sent
from God"
lie further stated that a preacher
should be a prophet and that faith
was n witness Of what was made
possible that day.
The reports Of the drive captains
were handed In and the none,
counted. when Rev. Massey wal
asked 10 say y few words no wal
vialbly moved by the show Of Rp
probation and Expressed his thank
by saying. II am very appreciAtiv'
and feel very humble"
The audience got quite q laugl
out Of his statement. II love 81
Of you for what you have done Il
the past and present. even thOS,
who hnVsn't seen the light yet"
The car wRA chriStsnsd 9Th
Pilgrim" by Rev. Massey. VIII
stated hs and the "PilRrim" woul,
be seen In the coming years con
tinuinR 10 do the work Of tn
church.
Mrs. Massey, who was also asks
TO say n few words, expressed he
heartfelt thanks 10 the member
and friends for the car and IN
way the Massey family had bee
made welcome 10 the community q
Ne. Paul.
Visiting ministers who contrib
utSd TO the programs success were
Rev. J. J. ClAyburn. Of Pilgrim
Rest, Minneapolis Rev. J. W. j.
nell, and Rev. J. \. Turner q
Carter Memorial.
The music throughout the pre-
gram was ably presented by ~
Rrim'S two cholrs. Senior and Got
pei.
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iel Coates, supervisor, will have n
"pOtluck" dinner at the Y.W.C.A.
Friday evening.
rendered a program Mt Garrison.
8. ID.
Mrs. Morris Rogers, Sioux City,
Iowa, daughter Of Mrs. Beatrice
Hamilton, was in the city for four
days last week AS the guest Of her
mother.
Mrs. Melvin Smith, 2I6 r.. SIND
st., was hostess at a / o'clock
luncheon In honor Of out-of.town
guests, MeRdAmes Morris Rogers,
Sioux City, Iowa. and Marvin
Price, Omaha, Nebr., and the mem
beTs Of the Twice A Month social
gathering at her home Tuesday.
First prize, Mrs. Beatrice Hamil-
ton: second, Mrs. Ernest BarRer;
guest prizes 10 two guests.
Ths local N.A.A.C.P. will meet
the FIRST Thursday Of each month
ut the Y.WC.A.. with Rev. l.. C..
Harris, president, preEidinR. Mr..
James Moxley, chairman Of the
program committee.
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler, State
Mother Of the Church Of God, spoke
At BroOkinRS, 8. d.. at the Fellow.
ship meeting and on Sunday here
was speaker at Church Of God.
Rev. l.. &. Harris will sponsor
treat for the B.Y.P.U. ut the
services Sunday where n movie,
The Negro Soldiers In Action
will be shown.
~. Jsha's Bsptist ChsrSh Nsts.r Sun.
Day. feb IS, Rev. T. g; HSrrS, pastor,
subject was The Lost Al Head" or Lost
Power" Rev Harris stressed the point
Iron was possible 10 swim II the Lore
commanded h AHd that tho very thlns
- count ~ impossible Ia alwAyu poanIhi,
was accompanied by Ms l., Ashley Tn,
asT inF choir aAnH At 4 pm. at EKan 4 u
A. eight y m, the missionary services wsr,
held, conductsd by guest, Rev Eugene
Williams end choir Mrs l.. G. HarVis
eaidSnt 81 the Missionary society. was ~
at h"sns MTG Oscar BrkiHrwatsr, aWcrp
lAry. substituted, Rev. Harris pTeasntst
Rev. Williams, pastor Of Pilgrim Baptist
Church whose test was from job s;I4
His subject was Valley Of Decision " IN,
ton and Mr.. ". G, Collins with Mrs
Earnest baTEer. pianist Guest vas Mra
Jack Whitmire, Omaha, NsbFHaka, dauEh
Ter of Mrs.. Earnsa. IaFE,r, Mrs. AnnI
hiasionaTy aoeisty. assisted by Mrs Oacal
ETidsswatsr took charge Of the 0e~rinR
| Fellowlng the evening service, the club
| made their reports with the Good vii
beading Mrs, Ruth Metaurin. president %
the Good VIII, and Mrs. Harvey Bentley
! reported $3.50 and the Missionary oF9sTlnl
| for the evening was 5000.
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Page 2-MInneipOlis Spokesman

True Apostolic Assembly Notes; Sun
Gay school opened at Q as a. m. last sun
day with the superintendent and STAN ~
their posts. The morning service Was In
.pirtpS. Dvaeon w. N. Brown in charge.
Ops ned with prayer and sInEiug
Spiritual PuFihcatiOn" Was the text OF
the sermon at the morning service. scrip
ture reading was Prov. IS 80, Tim, ~.
At night he spoke from the sublect And
when the day Of Pentseost was fully come.
Acts 81. Young people enjoyed their 80
pm. nesting Registered viAitOrs we're Joyce
IInhar,nna.l Of the city. NJ. LeWls J0nes. as
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NJ. PETER SOCIETY
DONATES TO CARE

The Missionary Society Of 81.
Peter A.M.E. church has donated
ten dollars 10 CARE. Inc, for a
package 10 he sent overseas for
relief, The members Of the orRAni.
zation will meet on Friday, Feb,
"a, to be present at the preSentR.
ton,
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Dupont Ave. n. Mrs. Stella Light. Lutsen.
MInn. Our regular meetinKs are being car
RED on. Call BF. s0g5, Elder Robinson, for
prayer. or the prayer band. II 10 at your
Iisposal and will come To your home Mon
day, Wednesday or Saturday evenings.
iii. Mrs. n Williams. ct l222 18th
Ave n hn. been confined 70 her bed for
several week. Mollie Sanders and Mrs.
EHaie Cobb. her daughter. both are III
al their home, lll2 Fremont Ave: N. Mrs..
Mamie Hart, as Dupont Ave. n. h in
General hospital
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Kentucky Pastor
Speaker at Min City
Zion Church

Rev. II. w. Jones. pastor Of Green
Street Baptist church. Louisville
Ky. addressed the congregation at
Zion Baptist church. Minneapolis
Sunday, Feb. %.
Rev. Jones, who has been active
In the ministry for IS years and
pastor Of the Green Street church
for the past 20 years. Is chairman
Of the board Of trustees at Sim.
mons University, Louisville. Ky.
has been treasurer Of the Ministers
and Deacons organization there for
"a years and a member Of the Ma.
tional Baptist convention for 81
years,
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One TripIet l. sim Sinrle ,

Correction: II was stated in the
Feb. 81 issue Of this paper that
Mrs, Paul Hrrndou was the last
~ the Curry triplcts to wed. This
was an erroneous statement. One
Of the triplets, Charlotte, is single,
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where she went
10 be In the home
Of her daughter,
Mrs. Josie King.
who was n patient
In the hospital.
Mr.. bert
Haynes. Sioux
Falls only col
Orsd air pilot,
solOed Saturday
TO Mitchell, 8. D..
and Huron. Land
cd and returned
TO the city.
Mrs. Harvey
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-28

Both Of these organizations
contained communists. and I will
join no liberal group unless II con.
tains an Rnti-communist plank in
its platform American commu-
ntsts have no place in the liberal
movement. They work only for
Russia's foreign policy. Until the
Progressive Citizens 81 America
cleans them out, the true Ameri-
can liberals should have no part
81 t." WILL ROGERS, JR.
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cARn or rnANKa

We wish to extend our wATmsst thanks
10 OuF many frtsndl ard 10 the Anes
lsstEv No tos for their kiadnsas and
thouw htfuias~a duFinE the time Mr. AleN-
andsr vas coHhnrd because 81 = eToksn
Aakls. Mr. and Mra Robert Alexander
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SIOUX FALLSS. d. NOTES

BY MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEWATER
Mrs. Walter Edgar, 1I5 North
Dakota Ave, Apt. 10. returned from
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MINNEAPoLIa nIRrHnAYs

Minneapolis Birthday GreTtInRs March .
Herman u, Long. Y.M.C.A. March $
ChGrle~ Glenn. $3.50 Fourth Ave. 3, Mrs,
J. C. WiKEina. 2lal Fourth Ave. \. Jack
Jones. I2i0 sth Ave. NJ March y Alice
Jones, BS24 Clinton Ave. y, March 10
Ida N. Harvey. 2sS Dupont Ave. N.
Christins Lewis. 49BS Humboldt Ave N
Hsnry Lacey. BI2 ColfAN Ave. ~, Vivian
Wright, SOS Olson BIvd. March il sam
Arnold. 2i0t y. gsth ST. N. Louise Bo-
hAnon. TuakeRee Institute. Ala. James
Gillian. Sl4 Lyndals Ave. ~. Russell
Starkz, BRIa Clinton Ave =.
Out Town Greetings, March ? Louis
Mason. IT,. Pittsburgh. Pa.
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYs
birthday CrestinHS In ST Paul March
john N Culver. iGss NJ weatsrn Ave.
Annis Harvey. III Tilton Ave Joseph y
Pink, rs W. Magnolia. March as. 1,
HnPkina, BA6 Aurora George Manning. S4s
81. Anthony Ave. Mrs. q wootsn. s7S W
Central Ave. Mr.. Edmund jackson. 4st
Carroll Ave March = Mr.. Matte Coins
40 Carroll Ave Gloria Psrkev 900 W
Central Ave, March Il r. FLORENCE
Logan, sab g. Anthony Ave. Essic LAuFy
72S SheFhurns. March Prank Brown
eos g. Anthony Ave Lily Preston, 27l
81. Anthony Ave. March & Mrs Lorraine
Tabor, HaHsiwosd Ave. March Edward
Stone, l92 W. Central Ave W W Vim.
bsFiy. ass Rondo Ave. Roberta Jones in2l
Rondn Ave Mr.. Robert Jones, In22 Rondc
Ave,
Out-of-tnwn greeting Ia Eugene HiIyard
Los AnMwiRa March z
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Evening star., 1947-06-21

Gen. Oehmonn to Speak
Brig. Gen. John w. Oehmann,
former District building inspections
director, will be a lecturer for four
Evening star., 1947-06-21
Real Estate 0ufinq
Prize Winners Named

Charles H. Hillegeist. president OF
the Washington Real Estate Board,
today announced prize winners for
events at the boards 18th annual
outing this week at Bay Ridge, Md.
First, second and third prize win
ners in each event were as follows !:
75-yard dash, James D. Franklin.
Alvin Peck, j. s. Shavatt; 50-yard
dash, F. p Allnut, Ellis r. Jones,
Frank M. Doyle: 35-yard backward
dash, William E. Thomas, K. v.
Wood, jr, James e. Schwab, jr.;
three-legged race, James E. Miller
and Herbert Bohnke, Preston Grant
and William McAinsh, William T.
Martyr and Mr.. Hart.
Sack race, Earl Macintosh. jr.,
Worthington Houghton, Bernard
Cooper; hop, step and jump, w. E.
Beers. Charles Stofberg, Clarence
Dodge, jr.; horseshoes. F. S. Sharpe
and George E. Lochte; horseshoe
coubles, Thomas H. Schaffert, Lloyd
E. Turner; golf, H. j. ODonnel, j.
C. Holzberg, and Pat Gregg and H.
L. Boucaren, tied.