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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26
DANCE AT EAGLES CLUB

Sante Degan, Manager of the Eagles Club, announced today there would be a public dance in the club Saturday evening, September 27. He said there would be no admission charge and that everyone was well come to attend and dance to the two-piece orchestra. The Eagles Club is in the former Douglas Inn Build ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
TO SEATTLE

M. M Miller, Douglas Cannery Superintendent and Mrs. Miller were PAA passengers yesterday for Seat tie, following the conclusion of the salmon season. Part of the cannery crew and Forman Ray Sturgeon will leave sometime next week MT
 Miller stated before leaving that if conditions are favorable, he and the crew will return in October for several weeks of fall fish canning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26
GIRL SCOUT NEWS NOTES

The Girl Scouts of Troop II met Thursday, Sept 25, at o'clock in the Lutheran Church. We played some games and then participated with our color guards and horse shoe. The meeting was dismissed about 5 D. m.
 SUZANNE MILLER, Reporter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26
SEVERAL DIvORHS
 ARE GRANTED HERE

Considerable action was taken in U. s. District Court here yesterday and today on several pending divorce cases.
 In a contested suit, Josephine Dorothy Raney was awarded de- cree from May Vernon Ranev, of Skagway. She received a S4000 prop erty settlement plus attorneys fees and court costs. She was also awarded custody of their one child
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26
THREE MORE ZONES

The Juneau Spruce Corporation has begun erection of three more buildings for their employees on St. Ann's Avenue. The buildings now being erected are of a more perma- nent type, four rooms, and on ce- ment foundations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26
STORY HOUR SATURDAY

Story Hour at the Juneau Public Library will be held on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Last Saturday morning 39 children attended, the Story Hour.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26
FROM SITKA

MT. and Mrs Verna McGraw, of Sitka. are stopping at the Gas tineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26
AT HOTEL JUNEAU

MT. and Mrs. John w. breseman and daughter, of Pelican, are stay ing at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26
rANU LODGE

Call Mary Joyce at the Baranof for reservations and transportation arrangements adv. 604-N
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN


MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING SATURDAY EVE souherv miles hour Protected Canal the outside southaser 10 Is miles hour miles Protected south Petersburg outside Dixon Entrance Skawnds souheasterly 10 Is miles hour with light north of Petersburg spreading
Evening star., 1947-11-04
.Wedemeyer Reported
Asking Outpost in
China Against Reds
By the Assoeioted Press

SINGAPORE, Nov. 4.-Nan Chiau
Jit Pao, China Democratic League
newspaper, asserted today that 1t.
Gen. Albert c. Wedemeyer had
recommended in secret report
that the United States develop
South and West China as an out
post of defense against Soviet
Russia.
The paper also asserted that Gen.
Wedemeyer, who returned to Wash
ington last September after two
months investigating the situation
in China, had urged that F'ormosa
be developed as a Chinese-Amer-
ican base whence Americans arms
could be shipped to China.
Arms Reported in FormOsa.
Nan Chiau said vast quantities OF
American arms already had been
sent to Formosa for the Nanking
government.
The papers chief backer Is Tan
Kah Kee, Malayan rubber capitalist
who has been a persistent critic OF
the Nanking government and Of
American support for Generalissimo
Chang Kai-shek. Inasmuch as the
Democratic League Is banned IN
China, the paper is one OF its chief
organs.
Nan Chiau said its story, which 1t
represented as an authentic outline
of the report Gen. Wedemeyer took
back to Washington with him, was
smuggled out of China by its Peiping
correspondent after talks with many
Chinese and foreign sources.
Recommendations Reported.
1t claimed Gen. Wedemeyer's rec
ommendation on the immediate
military situation in China included:
l. Designation of Northeast and
North China military zone north OF
the 4Oth parallel in which military
operations should be limited to de
laying actions" during a two-year
economic program in the south. The
whole area could be abandoned to
preserve military and material re-
sources.
2, DESIGNATION of North China
absolute military area between the
35th and 40th parallels which Gen.
Wedemeyer allegedly advised that
the Nanking army hold as long as
possible.
"Absolute Military Area"
3. Designation Of "a Central China
absolute military area" between the
3Oth and 35th parallels which must
be defended at all costs.
Nan Chiau said that linked with
the development of Formosa as a
base would be the modernizing OF
all China ports south of Formosa
for sea and air operations and the
construction of highway and rail-
way linking Canton and Annoy to
provide good communications be-
tween Formosa and Kwantung.
Evening star., 1947-11-04
Freight Car Probe Put Off
After Juror Admits Bias

United States Attorney George
Morris Fay announced today that
hearings by a special grand jury in
vestigating possible violations Of
antitrust laws in the freight car
building industry have been post
poned indefinitely because one Of
the jurors disqualified himself be-
cause of bias against large cor
porations.
The juror came before District
Court Justice David A. Pine last
Friday and asked to be excused be-
cause he did not believe he could
render a fair judgment due to
prejudice against large corporations.
At the same time, Government at
torneys reported to- Justice Pine
that two other jurors had expressed
bias. but both men told Justice
Pine in open court that they be-
neved they could serve under the
jurors oath of impartiality.
Mr.. Fay refused to make any
statement today as to whether the
panel would be dismissed without
further hearings. The jury is the
second one to look into the freight
car industry, a previous jury having
been dismissed several months ago.
The present special jury was i'm
paneled only last week.
Evening star., 1947-11-04
Ryan Stresses Citizen Duty
Before Dupont Circle Group

"It is the duty of every citizen to
defend his own life and property
as well as that of his neighbors, -
Sergt. John F. Ryan, Police Depart
ment public relations officer, told
the Dupont Circle Citizens Associa-
ton at a Mayfower Hotel meeting
yesterday.
He related how certain citizens
constantly shirk this duty by refus-
ing to serve as witnesses, finding ex-
cuses to evade jury duty and put
ting profit into crime" by leaving
cars unlocked and carrying large
sums of money.
L. M. Leisenring, chairman of the
associations zoning committee, said
that Que to the committee opposi-
ton, the National Forestry Associa-
ton Withdrew its petition to have its
new headquarters established at
Evening star., 1947-11-04
Rally Against Lynching
Planned at Capitol

An anti-lynch rally and prayer
gathering of Negro clergymen from
all parts of the country will be held
on the steps of the Capitol Novem-
ber 16, the day before Congress con-
venes in special session, the National
Negro Council announced here today.
The rally, sponsored by the coun-
Gil, will point up the Presidents
committee report on civil rights
which recommended passage of al
anti-lynch law" Council Director
Edgar G.. Brown said. Mr.. Brown
estimated that 10000 colored minis
tiers will attend.
Evening star., 1947-11-04

1923 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
The petition was to have been pre-
sented to the Zoning Adjustment
Board October a, but was with
drawn the same day. The commit
tee said it objected to the petition
because it feared that "once one
exception was made in an Are
stricted Zone, other exceptions
would follow"
Evening star., 1947-11-04

to cope with the current epidemic
of infantile paralysis, the former
German Navy Yard "Deutsche Vert
of Hamburg is busy converting tor
pedo tubes into iron lungs. The
Evening star., 1947-11-04
Torpedo Tubes Converted
Into Iron Lungs in Reich

NEW YORK, Nov. I (NANA) -
A modern version Of the swords
into plowshares" operation is re-
ported in Germany. In an attempt
Evening star., 1947-11-04

first iron lung was completed In two
days, according to die Neue Zeit1
ung" of Munich. It was rushed to
nearby Altoona Hospital where 249
polio patients are being treated. = J
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01

daughter, Miss Janice Jones, OF
Arkadelphia; Mrs, Lucille MeDan-
iell and Miss Ella Mae johnson
of Hensley visited in Antoine
last week Mrs. Hattie Geatry
made a business trip to Hot
Springs recently Mrs Cles-
tine Haislip of Murtreeshoro spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Jones and family -e Maud
Eva Gentry visited her mother in
Murfreesboro Mir and Mrs
Joe Cleveland of Kansas City vis-
tied in Antoine during the week
Mrs. Bell Mattock, Misses Ina
Mae Gentry and JerlIne Jones
spent last week with Mrs Minnie
Gilyard ...,.... Rev Matthew Ste
ward of TeXarkana, Texas spent
last week in Antoine with Rev. C.
H Nolen in d successful revival
The quartet from Pleasant Grove
attended.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01
CURTIS
Arlcn Banks

Bobbie Jean Quinn is suffering
from an attack of appendicitis.
1--WE. Miss M Hendrix and Rosie
Del left for Little Rock July 10
and ROM looked very sad .-.......
James Paul is trying TO get with
G. d. Page and Matte Jean Nc
Coy 49,. Willie Reed Coca is still
on with j. Helm, but | haven't
heard of or seen Dali Quinn 800.
Don't worry, r. c., M. Hendrix
will be back soon She did not go
to stay $50 Hello gang, if you have
any news to put in the paper, give
1t to Arlen Banks ...... CARD OF
THANKS: Mrs. L. c. Horton wish
es to express her thanks to her
many friends over the community
district and state for the many
beautiful cards and kindness dur
ing the long period of her illness.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01
LITTLE CANEY
Lurene SOckWelI

Rev. Anthony preached won
derful sermon. Dry Bones in the
Valley on July 18th and tn e
Spiritual Five Quartet rendered a
program. $4l.4l was raised. Rev.
Gulley was visiting pastor. The
Spiritual Five also rendered a
line program at Chichester Bethel
Church Sunday night and Thurs
day night .,.. Suppers were SER
we'd at Little Caney and St John
Churches Saturday night Mrs
May Emma Purifoy was house
guest of Mrs Pearl Sockwell
tuesday .... Mrs. Ladie Tonev
was guest of Mrs. Pearl Sockweu
sunday -.-. Club meeting was
held at Caney Chapel School
thursday evening. The All mem
oers rendered a fine program
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01
Shaw were recent visitors here
......u AUGUSTA EYES It's very

Shaw were recent visitors here
........ AUGUSTA EYES: It's very
funny that every time a certain
good brother gives a picnic a
dance follows. Although il is said
that he is not in on any OF the
dances, there seems to be some
getting together somewhere. The
bill for the picnic and the bill for
the dance look like they were
both printed by the same man. !
expect if you 60 to the tlang dang
you will find some OF the good
brothers meat on sale and perhaps
a little pop ~.,-.. Eyes was told
that a certain good sister. in or
der to save expense, didn't think
the church should send but two
delegates to the Sunday School
Convention. Remember, the dis
lance is only about IL miles.
What makes some folks SO mar
row when it comes to the church?
This same good sister wants all
the young folks to attend a GER
tain club. Now, if she had been
interested in her church, she
would have carried the Junior
Choir to the convention, but now
that's too much doings for the
church. Well, good sister not two
but twelve went to the conven-
ton. If you would 60 to the M
B. Congress and see the large
number of young folks the various
churches send, maybe your mind
won't be SO little .-.... Eyes wants
to know if the good brother of
the same church knew the CON
vention was going on when he
planned his big picnic, or was he
like the blind mule; didn't give
a who shot John Well, it takes
everything for some people to get
by, and then, its slow going .-....
Take it easy, folks, Eyes will see
you next week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01

Michigan visiting her brother,
John McCollum who is i'll ........
Miss Cleo Burton is here from
Wodson visiting her relatives and
friends ...--.. Prattsville Tigers
beat Malvern White Sox 30-l5 800.
The Prattsville Yellow Jackets
played the mixed team of Hard
scramble. Hardscramble won 7-3,
You Yellow Jackets are very bad
with your singer; but you better
watch yourselves little before
you lose it.
GOSSIP:
1t seems like all the boys here
have lost something in Hensely,
and it is very hard to find. Won
der what it is? ..,o.. VINO and E
c are sticking around as if there
were no one else in town but
them ....... A. d. wants all you
hepcats to notice her, especially
A. c. .....,.. c. w. and A. d. are
about to lose friendship just a
bout one certain guy Can you tell
who it is? ....,,., When A, M. sees
F. M. c., he smiles back to his
ears. Wonder what that's for?
l.. M. M. gives that hundred dol
lar smile whenever T. c. c. is
around ....4. Wonder why w. C..
gets so tickled when she sees S.
M. Gee, who is the guy buying
the bed room suite. or couple
of ladies in p. V. Guess who the
ladies are, NJ B. c., w d. B. Do
you think there will be room
enough for all of them? Well,
this is all for this week VIII see
you later.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01
AUGUSTA
w. M. GipsOn

w. M. UIpSOH
The Augusta District Sunday
School and League Convention
met last week at st. Paul, Greg
Dry Rev. F. D. Gipson, presiding
elder ........ July Goth was Junior
Church Day at Ward Chapel The
Jr. Choir under the leadership of
Mrs. Ruby Jackson made a fine
showing ........ The Federated Mis-
ionary Societies held their month
ly meeting at St. James Methodist
Church last Sunday ...... The new
building at Carver High School is
expected to be completed by the
opening of the fall term ........ The
Fitzhugh boys and the Augusta
boys played a very tight game
here last Thursday, Fitzhugh de-
feating Augusta Sd, The McCrory
girls beat Augusta girls, but the
Augusta boys were too much for
McCrory boys, yet every team
seemed to put everything in the
game ....... Rev. Huff and Rev.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01
DARDANELLE
Pauline Burns


Miss Bertha Neal of Chicago, Ill
inois is here visiting friends ........
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs Maurice Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Dannie Hawkins, Mrs.
Nora Williams, Miss Eddie Mae
Jones, Mrs. Marjorie Land, ALT
Canada, Earnestine Bradford, and
Sandra Jean Thompson went to
Smilly on fishing trip and pic
mic ~ Rev. E. H Hughes prea-
ched an inspiring sermon, ION
This Rock I'll Build My Church"
...... Ellis Williams, Lonnie Cash,
William T. Wilmington and Misses
Kittye, Eursie and Hid Perry, all
of Pine Bluff motored here and
spent Sunday, July Goth with Mr..
and Mrs Maurice Thompson and
other relatives and friends. They
also visited Mt. Nebo ....... Mr..
and Mrs Luther Banks, Ben Ed
wards and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lewis went on a recent fishing
and picnic trip. Plenty of cold
drinks and east were served 49,.
Mrs. Lola Thompson and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Hawkins were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Thompson ......,. Club No. gave
a Silver Tea at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Cleveland Sun
day, July goth ....... Mrs. Alberta
Boles has returned from a visit
with her sister and other rela-
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lOuANN
Mrs. Ethel M. OJnes

Mrs. l.. M Hawthorne of Buck
ner visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. N. r. Elliott recently .,......
Edward Frazier visited his par
ents, Mr., and Mrs, Hugh Frazier
lately ....... 4. d. Frazier recently
left for the army ,...,... Mrs. Doro-
thy B. Moore of Little Rock is
here visiting her grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Staples $780,.
Rev. j. W. French spent Satur-
day with Mr.. and Mrs George
Hildreth ...... Handy Davides is
very i'll at this writing ...... Mr..
and Mrs. Frazier of Wesson at
tended service here Sunday, also
Mr.. Carter from the same place
........ Rev. J. w. French of Stamps
preached soul stirring sermon
Sunday. Money raised $3470 Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Andrews, Mrs.
Nancy Elliott are attenG ne the
funeral of Mr.. linton Elliott ..-..-
Mrs. Ella l.. Hildreth is visiting
her son. Harson Hildseyn @. Cam
den =....... Mrs. Ruth l.. Mos and
Leronia, Dorothy, ---y Coope.
made a business TRIP to 2uckneI
......u An appreciate 5ofm1n wa.
preached by the pasJot Of New
Jerusalem Sunday for the people
of advaAla age, Ice cream and
cake va5c --,gsj =.... Mrs Han
nah - a.. 10y old mother Of
the y3Glaya.. y. attended service
SunQ, Esa srs vii be
given Friday al the home of Nit
chell Birch. A large attendance Is
expected ........ Have your news
ready and get your paper when
the paper girl comes by.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01

ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Throw Of N.
Little Rock announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Miss Fred
die Mae Throw. To Harry Kearn-
cy, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Jones. Chicago. Illinois. The we'd
ding will take place Sunday Aug
ust 10th at 8 p. m. at Pilgrim
Baptist Church, North Little Rock
Miss Throw is a graduate Of Cor
bin High School, Pine Bluff and
Velvatex Beauty College. Little
Rock. She is member of tn e
Lambda ri Sorority Mr.. Kearney
served 2 years and months in
the navy as steward then as gun
ners mate. He is a graduate OF
Midway Tclevision Institute of
Chicago, Illinos.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01

Imogene Smith

Sunday was a big day Rev. B
F. London, pastor, preached a soul
stirring sermon Imogene and
G A. Smith attended the mission
AIRY meeting in Benton, July IL
20 The Jr. Class is leading in
Sunday School. They reported
$3.50 Sunday The johnson
children are visiting their uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Green A.
Smith Miss Loire Smith. for
mer student at Tulip Colored
School, viii attend Thornton High
School this fall = Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice Smith visited their Sis
ter, Mrs Mary Annie Sloven Of
Grapevine last Wednesday
Willie Neal, Jr, is spending his
summer vacation with his aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Omizel
Smith
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01
DELARK
Ethel II. Neal

SIXTY dollars was raised at q
oaoy contest held at Mt Oue
AME Church July 9th. Rev. r V
Martins baby, the unknown"
won lirst prize, Betty Lue Jones.
second Rev, Il. V. Martin, pastor
OF Piney Grove Cir. preached the
sermon ..,.. The Sewing Club held
recent meeting at the home of
Mrs. Susie Jones. A delicious re-
past was served ... Mrs. Lola
Mae Oliver is here visiting her
son, John Amos Oliver ..... JOY
and Shedrix Little and their fam
lies motored from Dumas to see
their sister, Mrs M A. Middleton
...,... Mr. and Mrs. John Milton
Jones are the proud parents of a
baby boy ..... Rev. W. Il. Crud-
up, Rev. l.. w. Middleton, Mrs.
M II. Delamar, Mrs. b. Neal, Mrs
Myrtle Jones, Vera Crudup. Odes-
sa johnson. Ala 10 Middleton
and Marshall Crudup motored TO
Benton to attend the missionary
convention Thursday thru Sat-
urday ....... Rev Middleton and
members of Mt Ollie went to
Providence to visit Rev II. II.
Scott and his church ...... Mrs.
Jessie Quarles Of Kansas City IS
here visiting her brother and o.
theirs 1--WE: EVN says she
is waiting for the train to come
in: waiting for CD to come home
....... II you ever want to see c.
Nee 20 to 30 Bo town. He VIII
be at SOB W. Main st. ..-.- VIII
someone make a noise and wake
LIB up. lie is asleep RSS Is
about to make get away with
NM . DIN thinks he is the
best iitterbugger in this country
will someone tell him he isn't
..... rs is sparkling Jaw. You'd /
better watch that little chick. She
Is really on like a light ,..... FDN
and Oh should do what they are .
going TO do iAd stop foalins a.
round -~ CA and EBJ. -
.ong Just like Two Psanute~T
lull ..... A certain chick ccrta...
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01

tives in Little Rock ,....y Ben
Perry is in Hot Springs visiting
his wife and his daughter, Mrs,
Waits of Kansas City .a..., Mrs,
Lola Thompson of Los Angeles,
California is visiting her brother,
Ben Perry and family,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01
Des Arc

Oes Arc
Ella M. Brown
Rev, B. S. Simpson, pastor OF
Fellowship Baptist Church, preach
ed at Fellowship Sunday morn
ing and journeyed to Bethel AME
for the Friendship Rally. After
the Rally he attended the ami
versary celebration Of Rev. Jas
Chandler at Bethlehem. Biscoe
He conducted the evening SER
vices at his church ...,.. MINES
Mary Nell Hill and Wilberta Cole
of New York City who are here
visiting their mother, Mrs Irene
Hartman spent last week with
friends in Pine Bluff and Little
Rock 80. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Min
ton and Mrs. Jerry Carmichael
spent a short while here Sunday,
MIR. and Mrs. Minton came to get
their little daughter who visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Brown 800.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Ford OF Pine
Bluff spent the weekend here.
Mrs. Ford is assistant teacher at
Hickory Plains School which op-
ened July 2lst 800. Mrs. Ethel
Turner of Diaz is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Annie Hobbs ............
Miss Julia Valentine and Miss Ma
BILE Hill visited here Sunday.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01

ly was glad when RLS left going
to California so she could speak
to FDN ....... II seems so strange
that every girl Al falls FOR, A
Nee falls for too, Wonder why
.-..,.- Molasses and bread seem to
be very important to two certain
cats around our town. Guess who
they are ....-.. JJ wants someone
to tell RSS it's written on a dol
lar, stamped on BILL when one
man won't another man will
Straight "a .a.z Believe it or
not, NC and AIM are really do
ing fine for themselves. They
seem to be interested in each o.
ther l wonder if it is love 49,.
Eth says he'll never be satisfied
until CRS is back at home again
to stay 4--... RSS really can do
that thing you call peeling billets.
He says it's so easy ....-... JTJ is
falling for RMC. ! am afraid if
he keeps on falling he is going
to break his neck ..... | hope
these young chicks and cats don't
get angry. Take this little advice
and govern yourself accordingly.
Don't let these vets" fool you
for they do ii every time.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01

Our Responsibility in
Influencing Family Life

LESSoN TEXT FOR AUGUST >
Proverbs i:o. Q: e:2o-23: i7:e: 1915: ~
.: 11:11.9o.
MEMORY sELECTION-Train up a
eAud tn tAs way he should 20: and when
- y cid. h. will not depart from IT.
pr0vsThe ne.
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DELIGHT
Arlena Brock

Jesse Dixon an4 Mr.. and Mrs.
Barton OF ca land, California
were visitors in Antoine Sunday
...... Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones
of Forrest Hill, California and
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-11
South Fork Town

The South Fork community club
met last Wednesday with just Sc
ven membres present. The vari-
Gus committee reports were heard
and then the meeting was address
sed by.Mr. Green, r. E. A. direct
or from Coram. We would like to
remind property owners that a
request has been made for a dona-
ton of $500 per lot to be used in
hiring bulldozer to clear the al
leys. Your cooperation is desired.
Mrs. Leo Edwards and son, Leo,
Jr., entertained Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Edwards and Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Allingham and children,
Dale and Shirley, Lockglen, Sas-
katchewan, last Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ellefson and
children, Missoula, spent Saturday
and Sunday with the Clark Har-
Ian family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Lager, He
lena, spent the Fourth with Don
Nash and family. Mrs. Carl Lager