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Evening star., 1947-05-24

OWNER will sacrifice two lots Avalon
Shores, Md, near shopping center, all con-
veniences. FA. 2S72-J go
MODERN DIN. CAR completely furn.- and
small hotel for rent for the season. North
Beach, Nd, phone North Beach 155-J.--26
CAPE MAY-Refined home, 2 blocks from
beach: single or double rooms; reasonable:
preferably by season; bathing privileges.
Reply p. o. Box los. Cape May, N. j. PA
ATLANTIC CITY. l block from beach
Four bedroom apartment with porch; long
127 Folsom ave. Atlantic City, N. J. "a
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL,-Sale. furn.
house, 1st ocean blk. in pines; 1st-class
cond, ready for immediate occupancy;
oil burner: main f., . sgle. bedrms. and
bath, liv. rm, din. rm. and kit; modern
equipment: 2nd f.. 2 bedrms. and bath;
quarters with hot and cold water. bath:
batnhouse and outside shower: lge. attic
with storage room and ventilating ian.
Phone Rehoboth 1901
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

GARAGE FOR RENT at Mass. and Wis
consin aves.. SIS monthly. WO. 6s5a.--25
DBLE. GARAGE. METAL VIII rent TO ! q. o.
. cars. Wa 1878. 1906 3oth St. Mt
Rainier. Nd 20
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY WANTED

WO COTTAGES. small for July and
August; Chesapeake Bay. WI. 54S5. --25
WANTED TO RENT or room fur
nished waterfront cottage with beach.
screened porch. good stove, electric re-
frigerator; within 20 miles of Washing
ton. for the season; rent in advance.
EN-. 7113 ewes -2S
WANTED-Furnished As bedroom house
on water within 35 miles from Washing
ton; mos, June l5-sept. To- FIR 9ggas'
wELL-CoNSTRUCTED furn. cottage for
year around; mi. or less from ANNAPOLIS
rsspeRssible soup5sa; pN; 1858 t.. oa5 oofa.5s >.
with modern facilities, furnished or unfur-
nished. Will consider buying. B. p.
KL1BAN, RA. 1888. Sl3 Somerset pl. NV.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY wanted-What
have you to offer? Owner will accept, a
small (year-roUndl cottage at a nearby
beach or resort, nicely located. as down
payment on a cozy fve-room and bath
bungalow with an attic that could be
fenced yard, oil heat, gas stove and
Frigidaire: close to schools. churches and
transporta ton.
Purchaser must be willing to assume
both a small 1st and End trust note: total
monthly payment of S6510 per month for
both. which includes principal, interest,
taxes and insurance.
If further interested, contact OWNER at
1921 10th ave. Green Meadows. Hyatts-
vile. Md. No phone at present time. -25
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING, body and fender work
good work. immed. service; prices very
reasonable. 3510 Georgia ave. NV, GE.
AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job, S35 up:
work guaranteed GILBERT, 4102 Pa.
ave. extended s.e., Ii. 3539.
AUTO PAINTING-complete Job. $50: Sc
lect your color: work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV. HO.
Evening star., 1947-05-24
GARAGES FOR SALE.

I3 GARAGES, built of cement block, metal
roof, on paved alley. good eond.: IN ne
rented for SIS per mo. Call MIS-. Elliott;
REALTY & DEVELOPMENT CO. OR. 2100.
Evening star., 1947-05-24
AUTO LOANS.

IF YoU ARE PLANNING to buy. a car
from private party OF dealer. It isn't
plan will conform with your budge.. Call
us before. YOU buy. Our staff of experts
will be glad to sppraise the car for fair
market value and mechanical condition
and assist in procuring title and tage: No
obiigation Telephone Republic 1909,
NOLAN FINANCE CO. 1Io2 New York
ava NV GREYHOUND Bus Terminal Bldg
Evening star., 1947-05-24
Take My Word for 1t
BY Frank Colby
Saturday Forum.

Verdugo City: Please define and
pronounce the word quasi. &c. B.
Answer: Quasi Is Latin and means
"as IT," In English, it is used in the
meaning, "as If it were; seemingly;
resembling somewhat" Rhyme the
second syllable with 'by, my" thus:
KWAY-sy. Second choice: KWAH-
see.
st. Louis: Which is correct: News
Gs? are?) scarce?-Mrs. M. o.
Answer: Although plural in form,
the word news is always singular.
Correct: News is scarce.
San Diego: How should one pro-
nounce the word bourgeois" mean
ing middle class" 2-W. F. H.
Answer: This is a French loan
word. The English pronunciation is
like the French: Say: boor-zHWA,
the "a" almost flat as in "wag."
The noun 'bourgeoisie" means mid
die class people collectively: q socie-
ty dominated by the middle class"
Prounouce it: boor-zhwa-Zee.
Rochester: Which is the correct
past tense of spoil"-spoilt or
spoiled?-Mrs. r. M.
Answer: The dictionaries show
both. But "spoilt" is obsolescent.
Spoiled" is better American usage.
Los Angeles: Recently said, I'm
my humble opinion" plainly pro-
ro,Incinc the "h - was rebuked
and told that it is now correct to
say tumble" What's the good word,
Pancho?-E. M N.
Answer: Best usage pronounces
the "h" in all such words as humble,
human, humor, humility. Public
speakers especially should not drop
the H."
Evening star., 1947-05-24
SUMMER CAMPS.

$3.50 CASH-12s4 acres; beautiful view;
two new buildings, 10x30; deep well; about
q miles from Hagerstown, near Smith
burg, Md Apply owner, H. r. THOMP.
SON, 500 Carroll ave, Takoma Park IL
Md 81, oS7Q 26s
Evening star., 1947-05-24
Goren on Bridge
Both vulnerable. South deals

dummy play, CnaI Wnere 3 trfcK In B
suit must be lost, declarer should. II
he can SO arrange matters, concede
that trick to the defender who is less
likely to make pest of himself.
In today's hand the final contract
of four spades was reached on en-
tirely logical bidding. Had West
chosen to open q diamond, the con-
tract would have been doomed to
failure, but that would have required
Iclairvoyance in view of East's over
call in hearts. The student will OBJ
serve Vests proper selection of the
two of hearts for his opening lead,
not the highest of his partners suit.
This was destined to play an i'm
portant part in the defense Of the
hand.
/. The king of hearts came up third
hand and the declarer could see
that he had IL tricks If the club
finesse worked. He, therefore, won
the first trick, extracted trumps, and
tried the finesse. This lost to East.
who returned heart. West won
with the queen and the inevitable
diamond shift yielded the defense
two more tricks and set the contract.
Declarer had played thoughtlessly
to the first trick. He could see at a
glance that the contract was safe il
West never obtained the lead. since
then the diamond king could not bs
attacked and discards could be OBJ
tanned on the long club suit. There
was no real danger that the two Of
hearts was singleton. That would
have given East an eight-card suit
and his play of the king indicates
that his partner has the queen.
There is no reason to suspect him
of false carding on the opening play.
Had decIarer ducked the first heart.
trick, West could never obtain the
lead and the defense could do no
more than cash heart, club and
a diamond. provided the latter was
cashed in a hurry
tcopyrisht, 1e47, BY Charles r. Goren.)
Evening star., 1947-05-24
GARAGES WANTED

GARAGE SPACE wanted to rent for 1ei1-
It. sedan; syicinity. 18th and sts NV
GARaGE WANTED, vicinity goth and
sts. NV. Can RE- 20S1, Apt. 104. 10
Evening star., 1947-05-24
MorocYci8.

1916 HARLEY '.74',; excellent condition
accessoriesa $700. Wo. 1853 or 495e
Rrandyw.ne St NV.
1885 HARLEY e, Ist Sls0 A takes 4. L
lssl ,:s ssnd ase; al. Hillside ma. Biz. sFon
cuIsHMHN aIsa AN moron sCooTER. 1916 model
excellent cond., with sidecar; S225. Sligs
1905. zoos Alton PARKWAY. Woodside
MATcHPEss irT5 HESS 1915. 500 &c: 900 miles,
S5a5. Cali DE. $780,. Ext. 20. until s5s 5s;3t
HARLEY-DAy. 81: Just completely over.
hauled; new tires; all extras; sell or trade
19e Is4s ga AIS. I'll IN AT Al condition, $3.50 cash
HARLEY-DAvIDsON 194I .74" DIV.
excellent condition. new tires, chrome
sport handle bars, saddle bags, ETC.: $500
1921 10th pl, Sc; TR, 3 4d60 81 ..,.o,1. 2 !,
condition; will trade for automobilss OF
HAIRLEY-DAyIDsoN HILYsDAyIDsoN 1887 "61", o.H.v.
in good condition Call SH. s5s3.
ARIEL 1946; perfect, plenty OF chrome
DE. 374T.
EXCEPTTONAI IJSED BARGAINS
Evening star., 1947-05-24
SUMMER HOMES,

FOR RENT-Furn., beautiful 9-rm. stone
house and cottages in Blue Ridge Mts. of
Pa: swimming, fishing; 20 miles from
Washington. RE. 1900, Ext. 72455. ewes,
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MONEY TO LOAN,
MONEY WANTED,

CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES; quick
Settlement; D C., Md. and Va. properties
Cali MR.. STEVENSON, Ma. $685. eyes
Evening star., 1947-05-24

plains hundreds of musical terms names
Of operas, musical compositions, compos-
ers, musicians, etc. A must for musicians,
teachers, students, broacasters. For q free
copy, send a stamped, self-addressed en-.
velope to Frank Colby. in care OF The Star.
* X X X
fr,onvr;pht The Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1919
Evening star., 1947-05-24
1870 GMC VAN.

1889 GMC VAN.
1889 Ford van, new motor.
1912 Ford chassis and cab.
1916 Ford pickup with racks.
All in good condition; good tires, Call be-
tween 8 am. and 5 pm. 1916 Mass: ave.
Sc, TR. 5000 26s
CENTRAL MOTOR co, GMC truck dealer;
80 trucks at special offering to dealers
exporters, individuals.
IA pickups, 1940-1943. as low as $295
6 panels, 1912, as low as-------- 595
10 stakes. 1912. as low as - 595
IL dumps, 1942-I945, as low as S95
jeeps, as low as " 675
IL GMC 6x6, as low aS- S5G
ducks ----- S75
2 Chevs, 15-passenger car-buses- $50
/ GMC 29-pa Ssenger bus, 1912 1,550
/ Diamond T 22-ton pole line tx. 1,95l
/ Brockway, 6x6-S55 Gu in. n1tr. $500
3 Mack g. Federal 5-ton tractors 2,250
l Ford 2-ton Coe tractor, 1946--. 1875
,ssRa. semtraieTs jeeD Ts tTalsrs 60 69dlss Ms
truck dealer, 5000 Lee highway, Arlington
CHI. 1000. To reach. out through George
town. cross Key Bridge. turn right onte
Lee hwy fU. s. 211 or 29), drive LIZ
miles. Daily. 8 to 8; sunday, 10 to B
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
sEAsHoRe PROPERTY.

TENANT HOUSE, rooms, on small estate
to mechanic or carpenter. P1ERSON
Olney, Md. Phi. Ashton 382s. -25
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
II THOMAS WALLACE

USED TAXIS, AZ Plymouths and Dodges
cloth uph.: D. c, inspection guaranteed
$3.50. Do not phone. See BILL kEET
fMPoRTED CAR HEADoUARTERs-Im
mediate delivery on new English Austin
English standard Fiat, Renault and man
others HENRY MILLER MOTORS, II 8
18th ST. NV. RE. 5252. so
FORD 1871; r. and h.---------- 81, 3
Mercury l941, r, and h- 1,29i
Buick 1942. r. and h. ----5.--- 1,45,
Chevrolet station wagon 1941; re-
finished ---4---3 1,1bl
Chevrolet station wagon l940@--- 1.09,
CENTRAL MOTORS CO., 5000 Lee hwy
Arlington. Va. CH. 1000.
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EXCEPTIONAL USED BARGAINS

1947 Norton, o.h.y.
1916 Norton, o.fl.v.
1916 Ariel o.h.v,
1912 Harley, "45."
i N Re SlT3 30
Evening star., 1947-05-24

- PreWay and Coleman stove parts, bot
tied gas change-over, regulators-complete,
S35 tnot installed.
Chemical toilets, SOFAS, HOLLYWOOD beds
tables, trailer windows, Venetian blinds,
eeppg hairs Wner
pipes. folding chair, awnings complete
{rods, springs and stakesl; many other
trailer accessories; also Garden King
Evening star., 1947-05-24
AUIoMoBILEs FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 194I bus. coupe: pvt. owned;
excel cond; low mileage; new tires: r and
h.: 81 600 cash; OW; 643S. 20
1915 4-dr. sedan; 10000 mi;
81 900. Ii. 3047, to s pm. "a
PLYMOUTH 1886 de luxe 4-door sedan:
1853; A. & s. MOTOR SALES, Abb 14th
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Mind Meter

copyright. The Bell Syndicate.
Evening star., 1947-05-24

nate haulage. distribution, sales costs
visit plant. $50 Rockville pike. See actual
construction; our "durabilt'' coaches can
BOIzELLE & EISINGER CORP, phone
Rockville tMd) 2104, 20
1916 INDIAN, 21-ft. tandem wheel trailer
completely furnished; awning deck chairs
Dolly Information, call TIE. 300S. See
at Canary Trailer Park, Berwyn, Md, 5-s
auv night pxcept Sat 26s
Evening star., 1947-05-24

hest offer under DI 0571 -o5
NASH ia4i Ambassador 70" 4zdr sedan;
s1s ss ca hnf Ia qsf5args ga Md sasf sse
seasee seaes eesn oiosR for ssS or best offer under
oLDs 5s4o club coupe; eyerhagled ,s,a and
oIpsMoBE III fe4o a sonaaS sonqertiSle! ea s1sss;
$4,000 mi: 4 new tires; good cond; no
essIsss oTbsMoBfG2 MG g21 is4i 4-door ss: perfect
sSRc,Sa essn sHRss hfase5 s4o ssa'
terms; best buy for quick sale DU. 037s.
o2DsMoBinE hnf sss sdoor trunk SEDAN
& s MOTOR SALES. 45lb 14th st: NV.
oLDsMoBIIE 1e41 4-door. sed: hydra
cfIer np to 81 $50, DI. 3125, EXT: s73. 25.
mae new 4 ne msde e tdoes
$1,000 or best offer under. 81. 4s35:
PACKARD 1910 "11o' convertible Club
coupe; radio heater, defroster; new cream
paint job tires, top and motor in excellent
cond-. 81 .095. 81 Missouri ave. NV, Apt.
!. RA. 6o27.- Can be seen Sat. and Sun.
PACKARD 1887 Super 8 coupe; superb
condition; Packard radio and heater;
Suseoii "eos soFciS' Scou eaSii. 6Ia- sy~o.
PACKARD 1910 convertible; r. and h.;
| MOTOR SALES 723 N. Capitol st. -25
| PACKARD 1885 6-wheel 4-door sedan;
body. engine. tires, brakes excellent, good
paint and trim: worn upholstery; heater;
$3.50 or best offer under. 1914 Park rd.
PAckARD FAC 1895 aSo coupe az radie car in
sassr sss Ga eakes ave u a"sE ST. ss2 soaE MOTOR so
| PACKARD a32 4-door sedan; In good
condition; $500 or best offer under. Call
PAckARD 1888 4-dr. trunk sed.: heater;
ss spares GENDER; s4s5. 81. ssos. Ms5
hanIed: bar $500. Wo. ss5se -a5
PLYMOUTH a3S 4-dr sedan; in immacu-
| late condition throughout: radio. heater,
seat covers. Price, $685.. See for yourself
at GREENWAY USED CARS 707 Maine
pLYMogTH 1ass coupe; GOOD condition:
PLYMOUTH 1941 conv. coupe. maroon:
new top: new tires: excel. cond. 81 300
PLYMOUTH 1g41 station wagon. special
de luxe. excellent mechanical condition
clean. good upholstery, new top: paint
! and varnish like new; S1,250. cH. I641
PLYMOUTH 1871 Special dc, luxe sedan
1 original green hnish. 7. and n; new tires
fleets excel care. ready for any trip: Sl.s5s
| cash. trade or S550 WOLFE MO
TORS. lowntown. 18th and x sts. n,w.
-
Evening star., 1947-05-24

CENTRAL MOTOR co, GMC truck dealer;
80 trucks at special offering to dealers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01

Handsomely matched Parker 81"
pen and pencil set in rich Cordovan
Brown. lax gold-filled caps and
trim. The price: $3.50 plus tax.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-04
MO N T AN A /.
Names Places

VIRGINIA CITY BY Robert Julian. Editor The MadisOnan
The townse VERONA recorded the original minute
book of the Miners Meeting crude but effective instrument of
local government where had existed before under date of
June II 1853 and that the oWnsite Virginia
City, which adopted 10 days later The popular
PLANTATION for the change that Verona the
of the wife of Jefferson Davis president of the Southern Con-
fedaracy and thus created dension The Virginia
City first written by Bissel chosen judge by the
Miners Meeting who is said to have remarked That still
southern enough for any secessonist"
Virginia City into being the result Of what proved
be of the most fabulous gold discoveries Of all time that
which the Fairweaher party made in Alder Guch May 90 1853
Since that date worked successfully by pick suce box
and giant dredge Alder Guch has yielded than $OOOOOOO
in gold
Virginia City became the first incorporated Montana
many years the incorporated town the ter
roy incorporated by the Idaho legislature Jan 80 1884
reincorpOraed designated the first territorial capital of
Montana the Montana legislature which convened at Ban
mack December 1854 succeeded territorial capital
by Helena, in 1875
Virginia City also designated county seat Of Madison
county the original Montana counties set by the
Idaho legislature 1854 and this it todayhs and the Mecca
of all lovers of Montana history who the gravel piles
Of Alder Gh the numberess mine dotng the adjacent
mountain sides, and the mementoes of successful struggle
found orderly human society evidence that there giants
in those days.
ANACONDA COPPER MINING COMPANY
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-04
EUREKA NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. George ALBERT and
daughter of Browning spent Labor
Day at the home of Mrs. ALBERT S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cos
itch.
Mrs. Wiley Hickcocks and daugh-
ter of Wenatchee is visiting at the
! home of Mr. and Mrs. Perl Zook.
Mrs. Hichcocks is the sister of Mrs.
Zook.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckenzie spent
the weekend camping on the North
Fork.
Mrs. Ed Holder spent Thursday
in kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Reynolds
and children of Kalispeu were Eur
eka visitors on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Swaby and
children Of Great Falls visited at
the home of Mrs. Swaby's parents,
I Mr. and Mrs. George GaSahl. They
returned to Great Falls Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Raj Eberth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Crowley spent
Labor Day in Whitefish attending
the Water Carnival and Regatta.
DR.. and Mrs. Clark and children
eft for Bozeman Monday where
thev will make their home. DR..
Clark will return to Eureka for a
few DAYS to take care of unfinished
business. It's understood thew have
sold their homes to Mr. and Mrs
Jess Bolen and Mr.. and Mrs. Balen-
tine
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stevens and
children were among the several
who attended the Water Sports in
Whitefish on Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Lyons spent
Sunday and Monday in Whitefish
visiting friends and also to attend
the Regetta.,
Mrs. Bill Benson and son of Far
ragUt arrived Sunday night to spend
several DAYS at Eureka visiting
relatives. She was accompanied by
her brother, George Drake. who had
spent the past week in Spokane.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. F. Stout of Yak
ina. Wash. spent Labor Day in
Eureka visiting old friends. DR..
Stout was at one time the Eureka
Dentist. The Stouts enjoyed their
visit in Eureka very much and all
their old friends enjoyed visiting
with them.
Several from Eureka spent Labor
Day in Whitefish attending the
Regatta which was a huge success
both in boat racing and water sports
Among the spectators were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernie Peltier, Mr.. and Mrs
Clark Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy
Peck. Mr.. Buhmiller, Mrs. Stubb
Johnson and children, Rex Harvey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Scott, Mr.. and
MIS-. Tom Price, Sr., and Mr., and
Mrs. HuDe Nelson and children and
many young folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Deschild of
Seattle. Wash, old time residents
of Eureka, spent few days in Eur
eka visiting old friends and rela-
tives last week.
Mrs. c. E. Whitcomb arrived
home Tuesday evening from Simons
hospital where she had undergone
an operation.
Mrs. Ella Wilson arrived home
from Spokane where
she spent two weeks with her grand
children and great grandchildren.
She also visited Mr. and Mrs. c. E. |
Harlew.
Mrs. Nora Miner came Sunday |
from Stanford to visit her mother, !
Mrs. Wilson and her sister, Mrs.
Whitcomb.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-04
Tobacco Valley Grange News

1uU1CCy NaAkCy AAAN8C. 8Np"S
The Tobacco Valley Grange me-
in regular session August 26th with
Master Fred Anderson presiding.
The Home &c. Committee asked
that those who were making dresses
for the National Contest bring them
TO the next meeting, so they can be
taken to Pomona.
Some hints were given on length
ening skirts, also the most popular
colors and new shoe styles were
given.
Several Sisters brought shell pins
that they had made. These and
some pillow cases were on the dis
play table.
The Fair Board gave some infor-
nation on the Fair and entertain
ment.
Anyone planning on attending Po-
mona should notify the secretary.
Sister Sicily announced the All
groups from Libby and Eureka
would meet in the Hall September
2nd for judging dresses, aprons etc.
Booster Night will be September
26th, on a Friday night. AS the
Lecturer will be absent, Sister Mary
Moses will have charge of the pro-
gram.
Sister Frost was reported improv-
ing. Sister Gasahl is on the sick
list. A card of thanks was received
from Sister Nyberg.
The program was put on by Sis
ter Weydemeyer. Two All girls
gave demonstrations. Nancy Clark
gave a demonstration in making
soft custard; Naomi Mackey gave
a demonstration in making choc-
olate syrup.
The first verses of The Old Felix's
at Home" and My Old Kentucky
Home" were sung by the Grange.
THE Origin of Pomona" by Sis
ter Weydemeyer; Different Ways
of Preparing Apples" Jennie Aver
son; Raising Raspberries and Straw
berries" Howard Helms; Monologue
"A Letter From Cousin Goasie,o by
Mable Peltier; Duet, Daisies. WQp't
TELL" MayR Koose, Elsie Helms
Preparing Fruit for Freezing,
Rachael Helms; Preparing Vege-
tables for Exhibit at the Fair" A. c.
Mackey; A stunt, Mems Quartette.
The Cats Meow" Hubert Helms,
Jack Stevens, Horace Hudson, and
John Robbie, conducted by Mary
Moses; Duet "A Bicycle Built for
Two" Maye Roose, Elsie Helms.
Next meeting will be Septem-
Der 9th and Sister 10 Webb will
have the program.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-04

The subject for the lesson-sermon
for next Sunday, September is
Man
Wednesday evening meetings at
300 o'clock.
Sunday Service IL a. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-04
Nuggets

Nuggets
Sheriff and Mrs. Livengood and
Roy Jr. of Libby were visitors in
Eureka on Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Bean was a Kalispell
visitor on Tuesday.
Miss Thelna Morrison returned to
Eureka last week after spending
most of the summer attending sum-
mer school.
Mrs. Zoa Kuchensli spent Thurs
day in Kalispell. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. B. G. Drake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Garrison
returned last week, on Monday,
from Spokane where Mrs. Garrison
underwent an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Kjelstrip and baby
daughter visited over Labor Day
at the home of Mrs. Kjelstrips par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Scott.
Senator Walter Koran and wife,
and son of Washington, D. c., were
in Eureka on business the past week.
They were house guests at the home
of Mrs. Mary Campbell
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-04
Church Convention

Onurcu CONVENTION
The sixteenth Young Peoples
convention of the Church of God
was held at Eureka, August %, 80,
81. Rev. J. B. Weir of Wenatchee,
Wash, convention speaker, spoke
each evening. Addresses through
the day were given by the young
people. Delegates were present from
Big Sandy, Great Falls, Poison, Kali
ispell, Libby, Plains, Camas and
Thompson Falls. At the business
meeting officers were chosen for the
following year: Mrs. Duane Johnson
of Thompson Falls, president; Miss
Mae Quilting of Eureka, vice-presi-
dent; and Miss Murriel Lund OF
Big Sandy, Secretary-1reasurer.
Big Sandy was chosen l948 con-
vention city.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-09-04

c. A. Service ...........-...... ZOO p. m.
Jr. c. A. Service .............. z p. m.
Evangelistic ...... ......-.... 800 p. m.
kindergarten Registration
September 2 to 5
1000 a. m. till IL noon.
WEDNESDAY:
Ladies Prayer Service 200 p. m.
Christian Workers Conference =
ZOO p. m.
Prayer and Bible Study 800
p. m.
THURSDAY:
" mems Missionary Council =
(-4olhe Of Mrs. A. Lentz), 200
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Sept. s. 6, Youth For Christ
Rally with Evangelist Johnny Mac"
Mccullough from Southern Califor-
MIA. Three days ONLY You and
yours are cordially invited to at
tend. Jesus can and does satisfy
the life Of young person-if given
he chance!
Quarterly Church business meet
ng Sept 3, at 800 p. m.
kindergarten Begins Monday,
Sept 9th at 1890 a. m.
LEON H. AYERS, Pastor
ST. LUKE'S, LIBBY
EniCcnual
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ST. MICHAEL'S, EUREKA
Episcopal
Services:
End & 4th Sundays 8 pm.

ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH
Masses every Sunday. 500 and
1000 a. m.
Confessions Saturday evenings,
1870 to $3.50.
BaptiSms by appointment.
Holy Days of Obligation Masses
At 7:15 and 800.
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
The Public Worship next Sunday
Sept. Z, l4th Sunday after Trinity,
viii begin at ll:00 a m. This will
be a Communion Service. Sermon
Theme The Lords Supper, A Fes-
tive Occasion. Luke. 22:l4-20
Sunday will be Rally Day for the
Sunday School Sunday School be-
gins for the year at Gas q. m.
The Senior Ladies Aid will have
its annual Bazaar and Rummage
Sale on Friday, October 10. The
place will be announced later.
The Church Council will meet at
the church at 1880 next Monday
evening.
II. c. Hiortholm. Pastor