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Evening star., 1947-03-12

loo% Worsted suitins: The checks, shark
skins and novelty stripes you've admired in
our sleekest fashion magazines S.S5
Others from 4.ss to SIS yd.
AII-Wool Botany GobartwiII: You know the
kind-its silky soft, and stunning for your
suit or topper In new Spring flower tones,
yd. 500
Others from sos to 75o yd.
sueded Woods: Long or short, your spring
coat will take to this fine fobric with rare
smortness ----------------yo. o.oU
Others from 4.e5 to SIS I'd.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
Ahommd The ci;1zY..
YMCA CHORAL CLUB

The Carver YMCA Choral Club
under the direction of Joe Rob
inson rendered two numbers at
Union AME Church Sunday. This
choral club was organized in Mar
and has made rapid progress un-
der the leadership OF Mr. Robin
son. This appearance was the LIST
of number of appearances thru
out the city. Sunday, June Sth
they will appear at Mt Zion
Baptist Chucrh; Sunday June 10
ut First Baptist Church and Sun
day June % the Pride of Bethel
Club will present the Club in a
concert at Bethel AME Church.
Members of the Choral Club are
7. W. Coggs. ID. p, Tyler, Ozell
Sutton, Fletcher Muldrew. Will.
lam Jackson, Marvin Woods, FL
mo Carter, Willie Waters, Thorn
as Nolan, Samuel Posey, Addison
Dean Don Jacobs, Jerome Null,
drew Officers, President Fetch
err Muldrew; secretary, T. w,
Coggs; treasurer, Samuel Posey;
reporter, Willie Waters; direct
or. Joe Robinson; sponsor, D. P
Tyler.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
TWELVE ART CLUB

Tire II Art Club held its regu-
lar meeting May 2lst with Mrs
c. X. Caldwell, 1923 Bishop as
hostess. s members We're present
Mines. GILMORE, McMath. Muir
Gibson, Scott, Smith, Kincade, Me
Lemore and two guests Mrs. Adj
die Lewis and Mrs. Ruth Gamble
of Sweet Home, A lovely dinner
was served, chicken and dress
ing, peas, spaghetti CONCEALED
fruit salad. hot rolls and coffee,
Ice cream and cake, Favors of
baskets of candy were given
each member and guest. The
hostess was presented gifts OF
handkerchiefs from members. AT
ter the dinner was served pic
lures We're made, The next meet
ing will be at the residence of
Mrs. Culmore. 1901 Bishop st. on
June 18th. Mrs. McLemore, presi-
dent; Mrs. Smith, secretary;
Mrs. Caldwell, chaplain.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Doshia Richards, 1918 f.
2nd Street, North Little Rock,
celebrated her 61st birthday Mon
day night with party given her
by her neice, Mrs. S. Walton. Mrs
Richardson Is member OF the
American Knights of Freedom
and Is chairman of the Examin-
ing Board. Among the guests
present We're her brother, f. H.
Harris Of Route |, MIR, Rev.
Ben Harris of MIR, Mrs. Martha
f. Johnson, 2502 Center Street;
Mr.. and Mrs. N Webster Gil
Chester Street. Mrs. Anna Rod
gers, 2612 f. End Street, MIR;
Rev. and Mrs. F. T. Evans, and
children, 2519 Spring; Mr.. and
Mrs. Almon, 1928 Pulaski ST.;
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
Conn. Gov.
Continued from page four

members Of the branch. Tenn
essee officer and other interest.
ed persons participated.
Walker was arrested early In
1915. In Chattanooga. on charge
of stealing a watch valued at ap'
proximatelv $50. According to
Walker, the arresting officer
beat him numerically en- route
to the police station, blackening
both his eyes and inflicting pain.
full wounds on his body. The more
he protested his innocence, the
more cruelty he was beaten. He
tried to explain that he received
the watch as security when he
loaned $40 to one OF the men
with whom he had been shooting
crap during the afternoon and he
said any of the men who were
in the game could corrobate this
story. The police not only re-
fused to check his story. but they
continued to beat him.
Walker finally seized a chance
to escape and he ran from the
police car. After hiding for few
days he left Chattanooga, headed
north and reached Hartford,
where his wife has relatives.
There he changed his name to
Willie Green went to work, saw
ed his money and, in the fall Of
1916, sent for his wife. The two
lived quietly until March of this
year. when, as the result of a
Sunday fracas. he was arrested
and finger-printed in routine fash
ion. The Hartford charge was
withdrawn since evidence show
ed he had no part in the disorder
but the finger prints revealed he
was the Joseph Walker who was
wanted by the Tennessee 90.
The Chattanooga auth =
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
ALUMNI OFFICERS

The Greater Little Rock State
Alumni Club met at the resi-
deuce of Mrs. Golena Crump,
1910 Wright Avenue, Monday
night, May 10th. and elected of
ficers for the club year 1947 AZ,
beginning September LIST and end
ig May 31st. Officers for the com
liz year are: Charles A. Hicks,
president, T. r. Betton. vice pres
ident: Mrs. Golena Crump, sec
rotary; Seamon Thompson treas
urer; Mrs. Dauphine Albritton,
chaplain and Ieophus l.. Nelson.
reporter. Plans were made to
close the club activities of the
year with picnic-fishing trip
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
Gentlemen
You're Free"

believe, will be inclined hence
forth to take the risk"
Tho Nashville Tennessan
"close observers agreed the YER
dict however II may appear to
the world was Just according to
the law and evidence"
The Piedmont, Greenville, s. c,
1.-THE conscience Of the nation
Is shocked. Unless the people
demonstrate a willingness to up
hold the law against Iynchln0 we
cannot and should not escape a
federal law"
The Atlanta Constitution
"As much as most southerners
dlsapprove Of federal lnterven-
ton, the verdict will Increase the
feeling even In the south that
some other methods than those
now available must be found
when Negroes are murdered by
white mobs."
Birmingham. Age-Herald
Livery southern lynchlns un'
punished intensIfIes the demand
for 4 federal, anti-Iynching law"
baltimore Evening Sun
1.-THE whole south, the whole
nation must hang Its head In
shame over the verdict"
Richmond, Va. Times-Dispatch
IA sad day for Justice and the
south.
The Commercial Appeal
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
CENTER STAR BAPTIST
CHURCH

Rev. Rufus Branch, pastor Of
Mt Airy Bapt. Church. st. Louis,
Missouri, preached an inspiring
sermon Sunday. Rev. Branch also
preached the installation sermon
OF Rev. j. S. Dunn pastor of
Greater Center Star Sunday af-
ternoon. Two members united
with the church; one for bap-
tism and one by christian exper
fence. Dinner was served on the
lawn. Rev Branch's wife and sew
eral members Of his church ae-
companied him here from Saint
Louis Mrs. Katherine Allen, re-
porter.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
COM m e nee m EN-
ACTIVITIES S. A.
JONES NJ SCHOOL

Rev. G. f. Upton, minister of
Wesley Chapel Methodist gradu-
ate of Maryvill College and Gam
mon Seminary. delivered the bac
ealauerate sermon at 300 p. m.
Sunday and on Thursday night
the Senior Glass demonstrated
How S. A. Jones High School Is
Endeavoring to Achieve the So
cial Economic Goals" by showing
pictures OF every activities at
Jones. The Glee Club sang List
en- to the Lambs. "The Rosary
and "a Perfect Day.
Summer School opens Monday,
June 2. All veterans who are in
terested in continuing their Hi
School Education please contact
the Principal.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30

In loving memory of First Lit.
Charles Lloyd Frazier who gave
the last full measure of devotion
to save the life Of comrade.
He was killed in line OF duty Sun
day morning May eth, 1S45 in
Reims, France.
For Is II not said Greater love
hath no man that he lay down
his life for a brother.
SADLY MISSED BY: Mrs. Dor.
othy Gaines-Frazier, wife; Charles
Lloyd Frazier, daughter; Arch
Frazier, father; Mrs. Louise Mil
Ter, Mrs. Mary F. Holt, Mrs. jan
ice f. Thomas and Mrs. LaVera
billiard, sisters; Andrew A. Fra
zier and william Fl. Frazier, bro
Tiers.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
notified and Walker was told he

notified and Walker was told he
would be returned to Tennessee.
Mrs Walker obtained the ser.
vices OF a young, white Hart
ford attorney. who was very
much stirred by the story she
told of southern justice. The at.
'orney called DIR. Allen f. Jack
son, of Hartford, member of the
NAAcP National Board of Di.
rectors, to ask his opinion on the
chances of a Negro getting Jus.
tlce in the Tennessee courts DR..
Jackson said he did not feel that
any Negro could expect Just and
fair treatment by either the 20.
lice or the courts in Tennessee.
He told the lawyer about Colum,
bia and other places In Tonnes,
see where Negroes had suffered
at the hands of the police and
the courts not to mention the
points where mob violence had
occurred. The young Hartford at.
torney asked DR.. Jackson II he
would appear before the Govern
or Connecticut to oppose extra1
dition and DR.. Jackson agreed to
do so.
Present at the hearing were
DR.. Jackson, Percy Christian.
president Of the Hartford branch.
other members of the branch,
and representatives of other in
terested groups, Governor Me
Conaughy heard these people tes-
tify against extradition and then
he turned to the Tennessee oft
Ger who had been sent to take
Walker back, and asked him IL
he had anything to say The Off.
Ger said. in broad southern ac-
cent. but with little conviction,
that the prisoner would get
fair trial. He had nothing to say
in answer to all the condemna-
ton that had heaped upon his
state. After a few minutes DELHI
Grafton, the Governor declared he
would not sign the extradtion pa
pers.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
JOLLY NEiGHBORS

The Jolly Neighbors met May
2lst at the residence Of Mrs. 10
sephine Burnette 1902 w, 2lst
st. After the business meeting II
social was held In honor of two
of the members birthdays, Mines
Julia Agnew Steele and Diona
Wright Many lovely gifts were
received by the honoree. Next
meeting will be held at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Belle Bolden. 2207
Dennison June 4th. Mrs. Katie
Moore is president
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
IN PIANO RECITAL

Miss Lois Whitmore. former
secretary of the STATE PRESS
was one of the two music stud.
ents of Wiley College who gave a
dual piano recital last week dur,
ing the College Annual Music
Festival. The program was well
received by all. Miss Whitmore.
an honor student of Wiley will
get her Degree in Social Science
next week.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
VElVlA ALUMNAE

The Velvla Alumnae Club met
May 10Th at Sl4 Chester Street.
ing May 81, Officers for the com
ing year are Charles A. Hicks,
ing Monday at 3 p. m. at S14
Chester Street. Mrs. Aretha
Holmes. president, Mrs. Doretha
Harton, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
SPEAKER AT UNION

Rev. w, p. Muldrow, editor of
the Arkansas African Methodist
will be guest speaker at Union
AME Church, Wright Avenue and
Pulaski Street Sunday. Commun-
ion. and music will be furnished
by the Senior Choir. Rev Fl.
Ralph jackson Is pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
STUDIES IN MICHIGAN

Edwin Ames Of 1919 Chester, a
graduate of Dunbar High School
and son of Mrs. Ada B. Ames,
left Thursday morning for De-
troit. Michigan where he will at
tend school at Ann Harbor to
continue in music. His sister, Au-
drey who is a recent graduate OF
Philander Smith College is now
visiting In Denver with her sis
ter, Mrs. Marian Wells and fam
lily.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30

Mrs. o, Williams, 1915 Park Lane
Mr.. and Mrs. O. d. Dennis, 10th
and Pulaski Mrs. Berniee Woods
and baby OF Hollygrove, Mrs
Richards was the recipient or
many useful and beautiful gifts
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
to Hot Springs. The president

to Hot Springs. The president
predicts continued growth OF
the club and feels that the activ.
ties for the past year do not re.
present a temporary boom but an
indication of the willingness on
the part of its members to help
make the organization an instru.
ment of service to its community
and it's Alma mater.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
TWILL DO CLUB

The Twill Do Coterie Club met
at the home of Mrs. Florence
Graham of 1909 Chester May q
Mrs. Gertrude Cleveland won LIST
prize Mrs. Annie Holiday 2nd
prize. A delicious meu was ser
we'd by the hostess. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Naomi Hampton, 619 Maple.
Mrs. Naomi Hampton, reporter
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
sTORk VISITS
WARNING .ORDER

State OF Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS,
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Lille Mae Halton. Plaintiff
VS.. No. S0342
Stanley Halton, Defendant
The Defendant, Stanley Halton
IN warned to appear In this court
within thirty dars and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff
Lille Mae Halton.
Dated: May 81, 1917
]. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
w. A. Singfield
Attorney ad Litem
n. s. Nixon Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p, Turner, d. c.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
Dry Desert

One section Of the Papta desert
of Peru has not had drop Of rain
for more than As years.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
BIBLE SCHOOL

Education Bible School will be
gin Monday at Allison Presby-
terrain Church. Rev. J. F. Hender-
son, pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30

Games Saturday;
He'll Cats VS., West End | p m
Sauires Va. Y. NJ. c. A. n. m
Rams VS.. East End Eagles g.
-------SP-----
STORk VISITS
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown S0i
r. 1ath St. N. Little Rock are
the proud parents OF baby boy
Robert James. born May nth
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30

After 26 men signed confes-
xons that they had helped take
willie Earle to slaughter pen
sAsre he was dubbed, hacked.
nnd shot to death. and the Jury
xnfiberating five and a quarter
uszrs acquitted them. the Judge
nfE to the Jury without express
asn OF customary thanks. Gen
sAamsn, you are free to go. The
asrx has your checks and you
nay pick them up at your pleas
us- The defending lawyers pro-
anued no testimony 1t is report
ID. and defense attorney Clubert-
~ is reported to have shouted,
willie Earle is dead, ! wish
nure nike him were dead" In
s1ls last 80 years. researchers
snim, South Carolina has SEN
sn9aR no white man to death for
wr yfrense against Negro.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-30
WARNING ORDER

State Of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16
Around Apgar
(by the School Kids

The pupils of the Apgar School
were pleased to receive picture
of President Truman sent from
the White House. It is very nice
picture. We also received note
from the presidents secretary,
Matthew J. Connolly.
Jack Vincent and bride, the
former Ann Phelan, Missoula,
were weekend guests of Jacks
parents, the R. R. Vincents. Jack
and Ann returned to Missoula on
Sunday, where he is student at
the University.
Rose Sibley, Apgar, returned
Saturday after a three months
stay in San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Breck are mo-
wing into the Cloves house on
Lake Mcdonald
Eddie Brewster is moving into
his new living quarters next to
his store.
The school board, H. w. Hutch
ings, Clare Darling, Dwight Grist,
Otto Fehlberg, Ted Rogers, F. P.
Fleming and superintendent Tin
day were here Friday inspect
ing the school house and grounds.
We tried to get them to 60 with
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16
Lake Five Flashes

MIR and Mrs. j. H. Ridenour
have moved back to Lake Five for
the summer tourist trade; we hope
they have a good year. Harold and
Edna are plowing their straw
berry fields, and planting berries
in hope of a good strawberry sea-
son.
Bob and Rachel Howells helped
the Ridenours move back, and Ra-
chel put in a garden in Kalis-
pell.
The Middle fork local met a
week ago at the John Sloan home.
The local had written letters to
Truman, Murray, Ecton, Mans
field, Taylor and Pepper asking
for their stand against the Greek
Turkish loan, and their support
of the Hungry Horse. Answers
were read at the meeting. 1t was
reported that the county commits
sioners had replaced the culverts
in the county road that we have
been asking for. Our next meeting
will be in the form of picnic.
Mrs. Ruby Adams has moved
her home to the highway where
she is living with her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Smith have
moved into the house Ruby Ad-
ans formerly lived in; and Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Sloan have moved
back to the place they lived in last
summer. Ted and Martha Sloan
drove back from Spokane Mon
day; Mrs. Sloan is expected back
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16
South Fork Town

Mrs. J. Hughes and Mrs. Leo
Edwards made trip to Kalispell
Monday.
Mrs. Nina Nash visited with her
sons and their families over the
weekend, returning to Kalispell
Monday morning.
Mrs. Clara Pearson has return
ed to her home here after a weeks
visit at Missoula.
AL Hegland has a cousin from
Minnesota here to live with him
now. Nice to have company, isn't
it, Al?
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harlan and
family, Cut Bank, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Helegson, Hillsboro,
Ore, visited at the Clark Harlan
home this past week.
Mr.. Storm has made a trip to
Oswego by truck to bring back
a load of furnishings.
The Harlan family and their
visitors drove to Lake Mcdonald
Sunday.
Fred Kligle has returned here
after visit to Missoula and the
state of Washington.
Don Nash has started construc-
ton of his service station build
ing. The pumps have been work.
ing quite some time.
Mrs. Pearson went to Kalispell
Wednesday.
The Clark Harlans went to Ka-
lispel Tuesday.
South Fork residents are re-
minded of the picnic to be held
at the Sunday school for all resi-
dents of our community.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16

us on our picnic, but they refused
on the grounds of mo sunshine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Harrington
and Susan, Deer Lodge, are visl-
tors at the home of D. L. Green
walt. They will be here for three
days.
Bill Sibley is building an ad-
dition to his house.
We wish to thank Herb Chatter
ton for his IA years OF service on
the school board.
The Apgar school held their
picnic Friday at Fish creek. 1t
rained before and after, but we
didn't get rained on during the
picnic. We had wonderful food
and lots of fun. Better weather,
Belton!
Asa Powell, Jr., and family left
Thursday afternoon for Great
Falls where he plans on making
his home.
C. w. Blair is remodeling one
of his cabins here.
The park service is about a mile
from the top of Logan Pass.
They are working on the biggest
and last slide.
]. R. Hanson, former principal
of the Columbia Falls schools, ac-
companied by his wife and a group
of seniors from the Washtucna,
WASH, high school, where Mr..
Hanson is now principal were
here over the weekend. This was
senior sneak. They enjoyed boat
ing and were the first Lake Nc
/ Donald swimmers. Mr.. Hanson
stated that they would retire soon
and expect to make their home in
the Flathead.
Miss Frances Mack, Columbia
Falls, was visitor at the Eddie
Brewster home Sunday.
"Estey" and Jane Estenson and
children, Columbia Falls, were
guests of the William Mackins
over the weekend.
Bob Powell, Apgar, accompan-
led John O'Connell, Columbia
Falls, on business trip to Cut
Bank on Thursday.
We are glad to have the Cru
bers back in Apgar.
Apgar school will be out May
IA for all grades except the eighth.
The eights will have exams the
18th and 10Th. Then school will
be over. This is the last news
written by your school. Barbara
Wiles will continue the Apgar
news.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16

Warkins Saturday afternoon,
caught his finger in the steps ~
the truck. He was rushed 10 tile
doctor The end of the finger was
torn off and a compound frac-
t,,re all very painful. He was tak-
an TO the doctor again Tuesday Dy
his mother, but we are eiao ~
hear that it is healing nicely
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stryker
and family called at Chas. war
kins' home Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Watts call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Bert briilA-
erhoff. Saturday night.
Sunday dinner guests at Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Sparks, Col. falis'
were: their son Jesse and family
nenhew c. P. Watts and family.
A double occasion was celebrated
Mothers day and Jesse's plrtn-
dav A bountiful dinner was en-
ioyed topped off with ice cream
and the traditional angel CAKE.
A number of youngsters from
the surrounding community at
tended the "Mystery Ride" gwen
by Rev. Foye and the Youth rel
lowship of the Methodist Churcn'
Tuesday night. Several cars were
loaded with youngsters and the
idea was to lose one another ana
all gather at a designated spot
at a certain hour for refresh
ments. Well, they really went pla-
ces. And according to all reports
they really had fun. "Give boy
a car he can drive" (try and flnou
one boy of these days that can't
drive) and a pretty girl by MS
side. Oh, the joy of youth.
Mothers of the Youth Fellow
ship members, were entertained
Sunday night at a tea. Games
were enjoyed and very social
time was had by the youngsters
and their mothers.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16
Choose Cooking Topic

Cooking was chosen as the
years project for the merry maids
All Bad Rock club. Mrs. Dan
Sullivan was elected leader and
Mrs. H. H. Mahon, assistant lea
der, at the recent meeting. Offl-
GERS include Norma Eckleberry,
president; Carol Moody, vice pre-
sident; Winona Eckleberry, secre-
tary-treasurer; Thelma Eckle-
berry, recreation leader; Mary
Lou Edmondson, reporter. Lou
ise Donaldson will be in charge
of the club scrapbook. The club
will meet the first and third Mon
days of each month.
Mary Lou Edmondson, reporter
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16
Half Moon Notes
By Mrs. Frank Smith

Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Savage, Troy,
spent the weekend at the John
johnson home.
The latest report from the
Whitefish hospital is that Mrs.
Fred Friske is much improved
and would like to come home.
Mrs. Carl johnson, Mrs. Mae
Countryman, Mrs. Eva Arvidson
and Helen Smith called on Mrs.
Elizabeth Toutant Tuesday; the
occasion being her birthday.
John Osterburg was taken to the
Kalispell hospital Thursday NOR
ming for medical care.
Mrs. J. C. Hendrickson called
on friends in Half Moon Thursday.
Nels Nelson came home from
the Whitefish hospital Sunday
very much improved.
Our teachers, Mrs. Coughlin
and Mrs. Curtis, have been hired
for the coming school term. We
are glad to have them back.
OFT johnson went to Mlssoula
Thursday for the track meet.
Earl Toutant was home over
the weekend. He returnd to his
lob in Poison Sunday vening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henning Christof-
ferson had letter from Ted and
Eva Christofferson and they said
they thought they were going to
like their new home in Cascade,
Idaho. lust fine,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16
Jov Raaen Weds Clarke
Hendrickson, Wednesday +

Married in Missoula, Wednes-
dav. were Clarke Hendrickson
and Joy Raaen.
Joy is the daughter of former
Mayor Chris Raaen, and Mrs.
Nettie limerick, Santa Rita. Clarke
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Hendrickson, Whitefish and Half
Moon.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16
More Want Ad.

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tors office. Will require irssa a.i d.
two hours in the event.. one
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Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16
Present Flowers to Mothers

Seventeen mothers were pres
emf at the First Baptist church
Mothers Day Sunday services.
Each was presented a carnation
bv Deacon Howard Buck in the
name of the church.
Baptists are also planning a
Daily Vacation Bible school at
LaSalle from June 2 until June
13. and at the Columbia Falls
church from June 16 through
June 27. All children are invit-
ed to attend, reports Rev. Ralph
Werner.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16
Report River Dropping

Flathead river gauge readings
at Columbia Falls, as recorded
by Grace Fowler, are as follows:
Thursday lilo; Wednesday 1900;
Tuesday 1850; Monday 14..20;
Sunday 1880; Saturday above
gauge, estimated at 1850; Friday
1880; last Thursday 1850; April
n, 4.55.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16
2ay Nelson Attends Funeral

Raw Nelson Attends Funeral
Ray Nelson, Club Barbershop,
Tuesday attended the funeral OF
his niece, Mrs. Leonard Lancas-
ter, in Fortine. She is survived
by her 3-day-old son, her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Connie Banning;
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Nelson, and one sister, Betty, all
of Whitefish.