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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-06

MI. and Mrs. Russell Vickers
spent the weekend in Billings
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Bice.
Rev. and Mrs. G X. Widmay-
er left Tuesday for st. Louis,
Mo-, to visit their daughter,
MI. and Mrs. James Romine
and J. S. Romine spent Monday
in Billings.
YOUR film problem solved
We now have genuine Kodak
film in all sizes-828, 35mm.,
127, 120, $40, 116, GIG, lib, 1874,
and 122 (post card size). Also
8mm. and 16mm. in Kodak
movie film and No. 90 Univex.
A good stock of color film in
most sizes. All film is sold at
fair trade prices. Hardin Photo
Service.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Fly of
Sarpy were Hardin business
callers Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt McCarty
and family of Billings spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. B.
H. McCarty.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Chris
ty and family of Sheridan
spent Saturday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Walker left
Sunday on a business trip to
Helena.
Charles L. Egnew transacted
business in Billings Monday
evening and also visited with
his wife and family in Laurel.
Mrs. A. Buzzetti returned to
her home Tuesday after a visit
in Great Falls.
MOST everybody likes flowers
for Valentines day. Daffodils,
blue Iris, Carnations, and Roses,
Give one or a dozen. Also beau
tiful plants, Azaleas, Cinnerari-
as and Cyclamen. Mrs. Fred
Waterman, phone 85.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Slattery
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Slattery Tuesday eve
ming.
James Martin of Harrison,
Mont, visited at the home of
MI and Mrs. A. G. Ballensky
Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Cook of
Wolf Point, Mont, visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Cook Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwain Reed,
Howard Wagner, ST., and How
ard Wagner, Jr., were callers In
Billings one day this week.
EXPERT radio service. Jack
Newkirk: Gamble Store base
A. G. Ballensky has been in
Billings the past several days
receiving medical attention.
Miss Peggy McNally left Sat-
urday evening to spend a two
week vacation in Chico, MINI,
Bob Jones, Montana Power
representative, was a Hardin
caller Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Herman OF
Crow Agency spent Tuesday in
Billings.
YOUR sweetheart, wife or
mother would like flowers for
a Valentine. Maybe a corsage?
Mrs. Fred Waterman, phone IS
Adv.
Jack Helmann was a caller in
Billings Monday.
MRS. Gerald Fish and Mrs
Marshall Adams of California
were Billings callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Colstad
have moved into their new
home recently purchased from
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Pauley.
Mrs. Cap Standish of Lodge
Grass visited at the home of
Mrs. Jack Kogolshak Monday.
Mrs. M. w. Harris spent sew
eral days last week visiting at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. w,
S. Cowley of Forsyth.
EXPERT radio service. Jack
Newkirk, Gamble Store base
ment.-Adv
Mrs. Sam Meeke spent sever
al days in Fromberg. While
there she assisted Mr.. and Mrs
Buzz Patterson, who are NOV
ing to St. Paul, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoch-
halter are parents of a son.
born January 16.
Miss Bunny Fly and Roy Nor
rison were Billings callers on
Sunday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-06
CARD OF APPRECIATION

I wish to thank my loyal
friends through the Tribune
Herald for the kindness through
prayers, cheering messages in
letters, cards, visits and beauti-
full flowers I received while in
St. Vincent's hospital. God bless
you all.
MRS E. L. RUMFELT.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-06

line item he worked on for fun
and explains that merit rat
ing means a system of deter
mining the relative worth of an
employee to his company.
Evening star., 1947-12-24
there 1oGo
hat Do

MUSIC.
Wade N. Stephens organ recital, Church
Of the LattsI-dsy Saints Sixteenth .nnIabi and
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Artists Cooperative. 1920 M street
NV, open 1880 to pm. daily; Christ
mas sales exhibit, including paintings,
etshinss ceramic jswesy and dishes sh y,c,n AND
ity through December.
street and New York avenue NV, open
pm. Tuesdays through Fridays, 8 am. to
4:30 pm. Saturdays and to pm.
SUNDAYS and holidays; Alexander James
Wars Toll of Italian Art" through jan
uary II; recent accessions in 10Th century
American drawings, through January ~
and graphic arts. In collectors room. for
Bush and weeks Gallery, 2O10 s street
barnet Aden GALLERY, 1s7 Randolph
place N, W. open l to pm weekdays ys
Woman" exhibition of paintings, sculpture
through January 90.
avenue and sixth street NV, open 10
am. to 8 pm. weekdays, 3 to 10 pm. sun
days: paintings and sculpture comprisinE
iections, and gifts from other donors. for
an indefinite period; war portraits of per-
sonnel Of the naval service for an in
Public Library. Art Division, Central
Branch, Eighth and K streets NV, open
9 am. to 8 pm. weekdays: illuminatlons
and book bindings by Marian Lane
Fish and WiIdiife Service, under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building.
Fourteenth and E streets NV: open .
and fresh-water fish, for an indefinite
period.
Dumbarton Oaks Museum Thirty -t,rst
daiy! dai eonnection " Of % Byzantine and related
arts. for an indehnite period.
N.tional Archives, exhibition hall, con-
Nnth streets senus open sts am to
weekdays, and 80 to pm SUNDAYS and
holidays; exhibits Of historical document
nd Word war Of IN. sr1g from
Revolutionary War through World War II,
OAR Museum. Memorial Continental
10 am: to pm weekdays: Album OF
sions, through December
2O2u Massachusetts avenue NV, open 2
TO pm. and : to 10 weekdays; ex-
hibition Of PAINTINGS by Jock perimuttter; n.y. +
Carnelli and other washington artists,
through today
Watkin. Gallery, American University
campus cam op.n 'nd fo pm dais
exhibition Of oils, w.ter, colors and seulp-
ture by members Of the Artists Guild,
libra Librars ucn Of conrre... First and East Cap
Mondays throurh Fridays, . am. 70 pm:
sna snf Aobss s coo, 10
nent 9s1a u1 1R G5e neeember arG@ 'n r. iass of.n.
Evening star., 1947-12-24

manuscript Of Lincoln's three-pase auto
biography" for an indefinite period; pho
toeraphs Of early Southern architecture
by Frances B. johnson, through December;
documents and correspondence of Abra-
ham Lincoln: for an indennits, period;
dress presented by Wilbur Wright before
Western Society Of Engineers in Chicago,
1901. describing Wright Brothers expert
ments. shown with early photographs; ex-
hibit commemorating 50th anniversary OF
opening Of main building, through Decem-
ber: Dayton c. Miller collection of flutes
and related materials, through, December;
Finnish books received on exchange from
University Of Helsinki. through December;
exhibit marking centennial of settlement
Of Utah. through December; exhibit show
ing holiday celebrations in the Hispanic
world. through December; artistically
printed law books, through December. and
early books and manuscripts in the Chi
nese collection, through December.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Penthouse USO. Seventeenth and K
streets NV, dinner for carolers, $40
o'clock tonight: caroling, $50 O'Clock to-
night; Christmas Party, 8 O'Clock tonight;
leave for Christmas Eve church services,
10 o'clock tonight
Uso Club, 1911 H street NV; Christ
mas Eve Party, & o'clock tonight.
Soldiers Sailors and Marines Club,
Evening star., 1947-12-24
Acacia Life Insurance
Gives Allowance Bonus

Employees of the Acacia Mutual
Life Insurance Co. have received a
Christmas bonus in the form of
cost-of-living allowances based on
annual salaries, william Mont
gomery, company president, an
nounced today.
Meanwhile, the more than 800
employees contributed $1,190 to the
Children's Hospital. At a Christ
Evening star., 1947-12-24

mas party yesterday IN the COM
panyis offices, Miss Henrietta Els
berg presented . check on behalf Of
the employees to Bruce Baird, chair
man of the finance committee of
Children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1947-12-24

1O16 L street NV, comfortable lounges
library writing desks. billiard table. radio
and piano Always open
Evening star., 1947-12-14
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, Al remodeling. carpentry
plastering. painting. etc; free estimates
no money down: years to pay; HAMIIr
TON CONTRACTING CO., RE. AIT. 81
1ssms q asts aer%sE xiqdoys rss;sesion
csoNcRErEsCEMENT con WORK. footings
foundation walls, basement floors. porches
steps. retaining walls; winter work properly
aGooR eGas1 Has sPRyIcELSethins SS but the pss.
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning: par.
iSo i|S NC. isia @i'soa:
GENERAL CoNTRAcToR-complete com.
%sIsis nd ismsasds sas home ssfsSe:
lion To CO, FIR ssio; ewes, WI $3.50
GENERAL CONTRACTOR; new building
ssmodeins repairing, oak fge,ins frss con
GENERA REMoDELING of all commereia
77as. RAY E. RoBERTs. IA
KITCHEN REMoDELING, painting, cabi.
nets installed: .rs1 asphalt and rubber :. III t,le
ems and bathrooms. SUBURBAN CON
T fatYATTsvILLE CONTRACTING CO.
Roofing. siding, painting, papering,A gut
.ering; all work suaranteed; month";!
terms. Free estimates. WA. s4s6. days o
ALL BRANcHEs of home construction
moderniZing and repairs: winter special
14x12-ft. 1-room addition, frame construc
ton, with select oak floors, plastered walls
.nd bs.Ss wFsa 0utss g 4So o6sS dss9
r;1ns D.sm.n.s ana Z desired. @ sSens WILK1NMAl
$50 to and to Z. -1b
Evening star., 1947-12-14
HELP DoMEsTIc Cont.

COOK. general housevork, experienced,
good references; live in; 5a-day week; S23.
COOK; i've in, some cleaning. 2 adults;
Cal1 between 10 and 2 ID
c99h co9an 9eoIed &C. IL v" live family mi e3s G 81
Thurs. and Suns. Of after breakfast; 500
month. Wo 1924: IA
sesfeh eha Es Lto e 81 sss sSna.5 Of s9rsf
GfsNsfHyii GENGkHyxiii II Hnfo61sESwioRk 1ESi and cook; sx-
card asH Twnas aaa $780, Of Ext mG ao
Yin M ehlldrens Reference 6fssday Ds sss. TssE
G.Hw. and PLAIN COOKING, personal
lady; apt: hours. Mon. thru Fri, II to 7;
Sat, II TO 5; Thurs. and Sun. OF; S16.5O
housekeeper neat pleasant e0iDesa peraonaIity, HSa
experience with young babies responsible
person; TO stay few nights; days week:
ssG city 5aday FetS MI week essa s.ndix washer
CIV: AND cooKISG; refs; like chill
arep; live in: owl. room with bath; cleve-
HOUSEKEEPER. white. live in. room and
R0aTs a9f sshsy cs TR lg5
fond F o e1Eha ehiidren ism rslereness ssasa
HoiUsEkEEpER. no dependable, experienced
shH Noon cookns to sso F9nns iron WesE waShns o
: Children; ss5. I on Oh 18th M st. busIine.
MAID, Single, nonsmoker. over a5, g.h.w.
and plain cooking: school-age children:
NAH ys m FnR feRs He mo ia 44ae
ns assa5 foon S'R sRa fs2f @ M ESP
MAID. general housework; neat. exp.
n-p S.6o u-lg Thttr Nd Gu NH.
MAID. to live in or out, exp. in working
in Kosher home; good salary. AID. e9s6.
nap sb uSa'as SRts fSH room &c. g. '0osas hoH SnS
MAID, must be neat and dependable for
g.h.w. in 3-rm. apt, light laundry: health
card required; hours, II am. to 7 pm,
1e4 1dsE week e Stare e wo p0sSs saSs
MAID n ase 20 p:a to ;,5, to live in. with Well
established family: should be able to serve
s a'e Cali Tsa MISS s0PSsaa RcHARDs SSta Ra
$26S bstWesn g. 8 am; n and pm ~
have references. good health and settled
disposition; 500 per mo. Phone Fairfax
In; private family. Wo. ,9271:
ton 5000 pay. plenty yt Other phe heip rood q rel
erences, health card required. Box 144-S,
Star.
WOMAN, general houseworker. mature and
to pm: s25; recent local reference;
live out; Sc Box hot, Star is
WOMAN, colored, middle aged for cleaning
between / l and 3 pm. 1871 Conn. ave. NV
WOMAN for cooking, light laundry, gem
eral housework. to live in; SIS week
Thurs afternoons and some SUNDAYS off ;
references required; two employed adults
Phone GIL. 2O04 14s
WOMAN, settled, to live in. care of 2 chill
DO YOU NEED HOME? Refined elderly
person for 2 motherless children in home
with father. Permanent. Box 246-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
REPAIRS AND SERVICES tcon.,).

|
Roofing, repair and all-around work.
kooffffsseS AND SHEET METAL woRRk
rnS osRSsfRs Bros It's ess VII sSsh sS4
sEwfNG MAcHiNEsAAn makes repaired;
ssssrdIsss q condition; SINGER sEWINa
SUBCONTRACToRs for home remodeling
nasasson s9t sssT sna repairs,
sssHs ssoo or sHgsrienss Ra. 5Sss. ARMAS1 BROS ia
oMhaRbo.k Eaaf aEba!kS ao, vo5k 7ksf guaranteed NJ
fXPEWKiTERs cleaned. oiled and adjusted
9pEWk1sfR ~ HSsf co .,s W E4.h l71 UNITED
ssgI Wv sf0y xSsk S1s iu5h' gR
hems hhodsTERINa qsearsl,ns CO. 81 s. NV. for ou.
GtiPaHieodIIsrERlNG-slip covers and drap-
ssss made ss t. g 9FdsT Eli sHosk H sssnt
UPHoLsTERING and cushions rebuilt.
BY Dfss M ss ssso
cushions rebuilt; 1-wsek service; ali iIv work /:
AYE ss zss s. .''nsss'
estmases res 5oaN rts Rss pso
sterv, 1925 Wis. ave, AID. 1879.
UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRS, delivered
| by Xmas: free estimates, wide selection OF
UPHOLSTERY WORK. reasonable price
work guaranteed MI 5249 IA
NOW is THE TIME to have that recrea-
tion room fixed and inside repairs. Call
81 O547.. IA
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, csc up to
3 IT. wide and z it. long. Have your blinds
| thoroushly cleaned by our modern machine
method. WASHINGTON SHADE & AVN
ING CO. 202I 18th st NV DU $500.
YOU BUY YOUR material and we will
install it. Plain linoleum floors. rubber
tile, asphalt tile, sink tops; price reason
able. Phone Saturdays, Sunday or after
6 pm, CHI. 3768 IA
WHY PAY FANCY PRICES when James
will make your home improvements, etc
for trifle, AID. s353
tions, small Jobs especially. call HO 1875.
DAVID JAMES. lilo Clifton st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TAKING MY BRIDE to Los Angeles; woule
like = to drive cal. to West Coast between
South. FIR. 51ie. ~ W ~ IL
RIDERS wanted, all or part way, to Los
Angeles les, leaving Thursday Dec. is. Gal
MIAMI. Dec. Is: physician driving new
station wagon; take 3, Sligo 3411,, rs
DRIVING CHATTANOOGA Dec. 10. re-
ssf5s exclaimed. MI MR.. AN ANDERscN,. oW
Two 9Sve ft.fd Iap1Es s desire ride to 1ynch6urg
"a ys;, Wednesday s.aa afternoon Dec "a Box
tS1Si YouNe Sou COUPLE desires ride to Greens. rec
Or o. lster RA. = 5sSI. iz Mr.. H. lLGGoNeo. 4: +.
95th ie twd pafy soroush1 Tass an Tes
ExPERfENeEP Ell aHDaa6 BRfvRR sHses desires deftve,
or .bo. help sr drive to Arizon s5sA or vG9ty
DRIVING IssIs sHSui To 'e san DIEGO: CAL. Dec. 1e
in 1912 Chevrolet: will take 2: share ex.
pense, driving. Phone MR.. WILSON, TIE
MARRIED COUPLE wishes Transportation
to Richmond, Ind, Dec. 81: will share
Or FoET sETe ss ETH Tx Is 91s Be-
room. for s1 lazy LADY help drive share
minsham As; viii ssSs: take PAS Dassensers Ss Box
MATURE COUPLE wish ride to st. Peters
burg, Fla. by Dec. 20. Phone DECKER,
IEisURELY INLAND waterway cruise
South, leaving after Xmas in lift. yacht:
single stateroom available for one guest
THREE DESIRE ride to Charlotte N C.
December 20 or 21; pay expenses. FIR.
MAN will take two or three persons to East
Dodec WO. 1883. -
GEORGETOWN law student wishes ride to
Miami on or about Dec. Is; will drive part
or all way. DU 36OS.
COUPLE WILL DELIVER your car any
where West Coast. leaving about Dec. 20.
Woodev 9440, 81 evenings. 49,
TO Los ANGELES. Buick super sedan leav-
ing Dec. 10, returning Jan. .: take 2 or 3.
MR.. REID. Call RE 5000, Ext. 17A, or
FLORIDA. TAMPA: leaving Goth: will take
g ssso back in washington by 4th Call 4. At,
LEAVING FOR Eastern Nebraska and
Sioux City. Iowa, Dec. 10th. in new car;
take 2, reasonable. Call IA. 550s, Mon
YOUNG WOMAN desires i'i to ride to Lynch
burg, Va. Wednesday afternoon, Dec. "A.
HO. $3.50 after $50 weekdays
LEAVING for st. Louis, MO. eve. Of Dec.
10 or 90, returning after New Year:
take gentleman or man and wife Phone
YoouSG LADY. driving ereenville s. C.,
RbRsSyNG RSsTsy a'i iAsHHrvm2iE. iHvT2IE Murphy, Norsh
Carolina. Dec 20, return 3oth; room for
2OSO
Evening star., 1947-12-14
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

SECRETARY %, $3.50, to publisher
seeretariai positions. AMERICAN PER. Il
5fefaPHoNs SGeNH ssf oFIRA4oRs Fl RH rs s9' $4,000
3 openings for well qualified. experienced
operators; alertness, intelligence and will
ingness to type and familiarize herself with
ONCE; 5-das sN week. NA. ssa5 @ 'oxdias. AMERI
RESTAURANT MGR, Va. $500 month;
Craftsman exper;;, to S4oo mo; acct. mfg.
mo-. constr engr trainee. $500 mo; sales.
SAINT. chemicals, $l00 draw; sec'ys. $500
$3.50 mo-; bkpr:-typist, SEQ VIZ; elk.
Iypist; p N s42.5o o5g wk. MUTUAL l7lo q st
sALEisMES. $500, insurance exper. pref
Miss Morgan PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st. NV, Ma. 2116.
TEACHERS-Many vacancies listed. Col.
$1,000. BAITo. TEACHERS AGENCY
516 N. Charles ST., Baltimore, Md
TEACHER, $500 10; kindergarten. exper.
now of piano 500 snd nE1n mss A.
1911 G ST. NV. MA. 60SS.
TYPIsTS, $42 so wk. o., under 80. fast
accurate, perm; dictaphone oper,' expsg.'
dr.'s asst, knowl. typing, h. S. grad
Hourly openings for good typists, book.
keepers, telephone operators, etc. Est. IL
6oSs). PERSONNEL SERVICE. 131l G st
Rl,ss5 $50 sk szpef FIN sSss sSsss
Dictaphone operator coml. once, Sl75
stenog. aft. and eve. work. hrs: LILO pm
sI:o0 siic' $3.50 81 pe WR Re Rec 0 stenog aviation
1873 1873 eaS FoRD 0ifs EMP sGRVicE si5 oS 18th St
sH. s:f s. ssiEcEEiESrAEr, $50 Ts slqsy "a; reg, =
coml. or legal, Ss.lo0. MERCHANDISE secre-
secy. start $40 wk Asso secy. near D. c.,
S2,4oo yr; Capitol Hill secy.. perm future
Part time, is Pm, .t sisS RT puSIlsher 5
secy., 5-dy, most intr., 5000. Dozens OF
others, Need 100 new applicants daily
White or Miss Lee at BoYD's, 1888 F.
CApITOL HILL secy., $4,000; must be
retary research. $50 wk. Legal stenogra-
eher comp $500 Export. import stenos,, a,os
Rdnsh sndTis dsy s9GS $as wk keeeptonist @
Stenos., S2.dl0oo; patent law stenosrapher;
snu snusHa ssiares alan use Wesome NJ srues
Service ser " 1911 i5'i G st. s'' NV, next to
TEASHERsm;Grade, aSI rs; secondary; sec $500 90
phone. photo auaiifs CLINE TEACHERS
AGENCY, East Lansing, Mich. -
COMPTROLLER. $4,000 (m); once mgr,
MERCHANDISE exper., local; asst. to comp
BoYps. 1888 r, Ma. 2s3s:
SECRETARY (ml, under 81. start. So 900.
seeresaTy ~; doWntoWn; start, start s. 500.
ICES. 612 Wash. Bldg, 5th and N. Y ave.
NV, pI. 1920; p! 4442
and reliable nurses agency; licensed and
syer cARks fefsS pu s@6 or Desk
agency opening Jan. P, o. Box 1884
SALES ENGINEER, local, experienced
electronic laboratory instrument field,
Sc. .OOO-S1O 900.
Designers- craftsmen, plant expansion;
II. KEssLER PERSONNEL SERVICES, 6l2
" Wash bob Bldg n1 l5t9 and N y ave" NV
DOMESTIC.
DOMESTIC HELP by day. week or month.
We protect your home by selecting the
best help to do your work RITTER S
Evening star., 1947-12-14
HELP DOMESTIC.

Chase Circle: eh.w.; small family; pleasant
SSM5pSSioS CST5 s,sh5y EWo11sIkIlpER W1 lfaS white
Cali Ii. 1874 or Brandywine 2206, III
COOK, g. h.. worker; live In Georgetown;
fond OF children; must have references;
S25 week NO. 1419. la
COOK AND G.H.W., no laundry; live in;
1st e. rm, and bath: city refs. required.
SosK AND G.Hw., S25 per wk.; liye-in
convenient location; pleasant disposition;
ref. OR. O5s4 before noon. 30
COOK, G.H.W., references, ive-in; rn. and
COOK AND G.H.W., small adult family;
local references required. DE. 414l,.
-16
Evening star., 1947-12-14
DOME

DOMESTIC HELP BY day. week or month
best help to do your work. RITTER s
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 634 st. NV
DU. 4S1S, AID. 40S2, s am. to $50 pm
Evening star., 1947-12-14

| SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont.
WANTED BY CQLORED WOMAN place to
work 3 days week. Phone DE 1858,
WANT LAUNDRY WORK ONLY, cali CO.
Evening star., 1947-12-14

SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN
JANITOR AND WIFE, care small apt
stoker, oil furnace. exchange for quar-.
tiers: man employed nights. DE 6295
Evening star., 1947-12-14

SALES ENGINEER, local, experiences
electronic laboratory instrument field
S6,00O-S10,00O.
Designers craftsmen, plant expansion
out Of town. salaries to 81 500. WALTER
H. KESSLER PERSONNEL SERVICES, 81.
Wash. Bldg 18th and N Y. ave-, NV
DI. 1920, DI 4+42.
Evening star., 1947-12-14

STENoGRAPHER, age 2O-4O: accurate,
fair speed: perm. pos; 5-day. 40-hr. wk;
S175 per mo. to start. Transfer advance
ment Paid annual vacation and sick
leave allowance AMERICAN AUTOMO-
BILE ASSOC, call Mon. for appt. between
8 am. and 4 pm, NE. 4021, Ext. zoo.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22
UTICA NEWS

Mrs. S. r. CaIdaoell, Reporter
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Hill were
guests Of Mrs. Mary Hopkins on the
4th Sunday in February A de-
licious dinner was served by the
hostess.
Rev NJ. j. Jones, Presiding Elder
of the Gloster District, c. M. E.
Church held his End Quarterly Con-
ference on the Utica Circuit, March
SO, beginning with the conference,
Saturday evening at Mt. Zion. Sun
day School opened at the usual
hour and after the classes had re-
assembled the Presiding Elder re-
viewed the lesson to the delight
of all present. This service was
held at Little Mount c. M. E.
Church with officers and members
present from Mt Zion. At the
morning service the Presiding Ed
er preached an inspiring sermon.
A nice surprise for everyone and
one that caused much rejoicing was
the new Piano recently purchased
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22

together and let the good ime roll
That certain cat who is trying te
play his girl friend had better ge,
hepped for that chick is really or
the ball.
Mary Joseph and guy from a.
cross the river are playing it ian
up
You guys and gals had bette,
watch certain chick from back q
town, she seems to be wanting tc
take the whole town over.
G. D. had better watch C. A. be.
cause he is getting too slick fol-
her and is trying to play another
certain chick
Who is the girl who says that A
J. is just what the doctor ordered
for her?
Long time no see Joe Digger
what's wrong?
All you fine brown frames are
invited to put on your best toys and
trip over to Jackson SUNDAY MID
NIGHT to attend the BUDDY
JOHNSON DANCE AND FINE
BROWN FRAME CONTEST at the
NEW COLORED SKATING RINK
SUNDAY NIGHT. The dance will
begin at MIDNIGHT.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22

This advice comes from friend,
Mr.. j. 7. who is looking out for
you.
Well, what do you know, our
good friend, Eddie Lewis who lives
at Welcome, La, said that wedding
bells will soon be ringing for him
and Miss EBC, the sweetest little
chick in LeMonville.
Wonder WHAT'S wrong with L.
Parker, he was looking mighty
down and out last night, could il
be a case of love?
Loks as if Wilvert Gallon is work
ing under cover with certain
chick, what's wrong daddy, afraid
to bring her out with you?
Seems that Louis Truehill is GO
ing out for song and dance, he
has put his old girl friend down
for a Bobby Seeker, now. is that
right?
Well, my cousin Dorothy Allen
was really on the Ball Sunday when
l walked into James place, she was
really lushed
There's a certain chick from Port
Barrow that's trying to play H. G. s
boyfriend, but she had better get
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by Little Mount. Mrs. w. H. Hill,
Pianist rendered lovely music with
the assistance of the Senior Choir.
Rev. Jones closed out the services
by preaching another spiritual SER
mon at Mt. Bethel, Utica. The
Conference was success, both
spiritually and financially. Rev. w.
H. Hill, Pastor.
Mrs. Zorah Hallum is doing fine
after undergoing an operation at
Mercy Hospital in Vicksburg.
Mr.. Willie Beecham is also doing
fine after undergoing very serious
operation at Foster General Hos
pital.
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son and host Of other relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Albertha Olden, aunt of the
late Mrs. Lucy Mae Davis. also died
at New Orleans hospital, Monday,
March II and funeral services for
her were held at the Great M. c.
Baptist Church at the same time Of
Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Willie Mae Walker was
home again Saturday. say, why
don't you stay home or buy your
self bus and save some money?
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Donaldsonville,
La, News

Friends were sorry to hear that
Mrs. Lucy Mae Davis had cen kill
ed in New Orleans, Saturday,
March Is. Funeral services for
Mrs. Davis were held Wednesday,
March 10 at Rev. A. c. Moore's
church in Donaldsonville The de-
ceased is survived by a mother, a
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22

Wonder child of the petroleum in
dustry is bottled gas. LPG indus
try has boosted its sales from less
than half million gallons to more
than billion annually in two de-
cades
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-22

Forty-nine dependents of Mexi-
can War veterans still were on the
pension rolls at the end of 1916.