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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-11
Soldiers Home

Mrs. Martha Baker has gone
to Oregon to visit her daughter
and two sisters.
The Board of Directors held
the regular quarterly meeting.
Those present were Harry John
son, Lewistown; Refs Fransham,
Bozeman; Fred Armstrong, Gal
latin Gateway; Dave Wallace, He
lena.
Mrs. johnson came with Mr..
Johnson and visited the member $
and Commander and Mrs. Ralph
Higgins.
During the long weekend Com
mander and Mrs. Higgins had as
their guests: Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
Mickey, Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Hig-
gins, and baby Ralph, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Chenoweth, all of
Great Falls; Mrs. Tackle, Fort
Benton.
The women Of the Home cele-
brated the 4th with a watermelon
party. This apparently harmless
dissipation brought on a new Dec
laration land almost war; Of In
dependence. It seems said water
melons got stored in that part of
the refrigerator required by the
cook.
Mrs. Rachel Forbes, a Spanish
American War widow and resi-
dent of the Columbia Falls COM
munity is now a member of the
Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Norelins,
Miss Arhah Norelins, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Norelins, Occur d. A.
lene, visited Mrs. Roy Norelins
aunt, Mrs. Eliza Glendenning.
Mrs. A. w. Hackbarth, Helena,
a former nurse at the Home made
a brief visit.
Other visitors during the week
included Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Wit
mer and son Mark; Mr.. Robert
Logan, Whitefish; Mrs. Edith
Fox, Miss Phyllis Fox, Poison;
Miss Ines Hackbarth, Helena;
Ralph L. Cissner, Canyon Ferry;
Miss Mary Applegarth, Fargo, N.
Dakota.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Or
PARTNERSHIP AND DOING
BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the certain co-partnershlp
heretofore existing between James
D. Mcleod, John E. Mikota and
Boyd A. Lundstrom, all of Column
bia Falls, Montana, heretofore do
ing business under the name of
s & M CONCRETE PRODUCTS
and COLUMBIA CEMENT PRO-
DUCTS has been dissolved;
That all interest in said copart-
nership has been sold and assigned
to James D. Mcleod; that said
James D. Mcleod has assumed all
outstanding obligations of said CO.
partnership and is the owner Of all
outstanding accounts Of said CO.
partnership, and that said James D.
Mcleod whose residence is Column
bia Falls, Montana, will continue
to operate q general cement pro-
ducts business at Columbia Falls,
Montana, under the name and style
of COLUMBIA CEMENT PROD
UCTS as the sole owner thereof.
JAMES D. MCLEOD
JOHN e. MIKOTA
ROYD A. LJJNDSTROM
STATE OF MONTANA )ss
COUNTY OF FLATHEAD)
On this LIST day Of July, 1947,
before me, the undersigned, No
tary Public in and for the State
aforesaid, personally appeared
JAMES D. MCLEOD, JOHN E.
MIKOTA and BOYD A. LUND-
STROM, known to me to be the
persons whose names are subscri-
bed to the foregoing instrument
and acknowledged to me that they
executed the same.
IN WITNESS. WHEREOF I
have hereunto set my hand and af-
fixed my Notarial Seal the day and
year last above written.
MARSHALL MURRAY
Notary Public for the State Of
Montana. Residing at Kalispell,
Montana.
My Commission expires Feb. LIST,
1940.
(SEAL)
First printed July !, 1917
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a bend in.
Over a year ago, Mart noticed
an upheaval in the fagstone porch
of his cedar log cabin near Lake
Mcdonald. He discovered Glac-
Ter national park badger had made
a home under his porch as flag
stone and concrete gave way to
the digging animal. Fortunately,
the badger left before Mart's,
porch developed a true wave eff
feet.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-11

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Ralph M. Werner, Pastor
Sunday:
10 am. Bible School.
II am. Morning worship
800 p. m. Evening service.
Wednesday:
800 pm. Young peoples
meeting.
Thursday:
7:3O pm. Midweek service.
Friday:
400 pm. Christian Boys club.
You are invited to these ser
vices.
Bring a Bible and a friend.
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HOLINESS METHODIST
CHURCH

Joseph Willett, Pastor
Sunday: ert
10 am. Sunday school.
II, am. Preaching service.
Bpm. Preaching service.
Thursday:
8 pm. Bible study and
prayer meeting.
Everyone is welcome to attend
any of these services.
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CORAM : MARTIN CITY
PRESBYTERIAN
lanes b. SchOfield. Pastor

Sunday Services
1890 a. m. Coram Sunday
School. George Diller, Supt.
1000 a. m. Martin City Sunday
School, Mrs. Lewis Humiston,
Supt.
HOO a. m. Martin City Morn
ing Worship.
7:45 p. m. Coram Evening
Worship.
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ST. RICHARDS CATHOLIC

Summer Schedule
Father H. A. Faley will cele-
brate mass Sunday mornings at
10 in st. Richards church, Co.
lurnbia Falls.
Catholic services are also con-
Quoted by Father Faley at the Lake
Mcdonald hotel at 7:3O; and at
Bolton headquarters at $50. Faith
err Tuohy holds services at 8 o.
clock in Bigfork and $3.50 at So
mers.
This is effective until Sept. Is.
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QUALITY cH1c RTosEY !
caIena1y on on North Fork Va Va,
$. Certified pullo esu'al, ess. j. !
f snr1as sired by (reeord 's saa y!
OF a.+a started ar chicks now. Jay ". :
hatchery, Columbia F.n , Vaa
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METHODIST CHURCH

METHOOISI OnO1SO11
George E. Foye, Pastor
Sunday services:
10 am. Church school.
Glasses for all ages, Mrs. M.
C. Thoroman, superinter1-
dent.
HOO Morning worship.
Nursery for small children Sun
days during the morning wor-
ship
All are welcome!
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ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL
Rev. George Masuda, Vicar
Services will be held the first
and third Sundays, 9 a. m.
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KIND OF FIREWOOD you like
for sale; tamarack & larch; I'M
mediate delivery. Drop card to Mel
Mathisen, Col. Falls, or leave or
ders at Big Store. Also do haul
ing. u
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RD-o CAT BULLDOZER for sale;
$4,000, cash; also heavy duty Fora
Truck. Can be seen at Pete
Rooming house, Col. Falls. d.
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LARGE GLASS SHOWCASE or
sale. Write box 1923, Col. Falls.
81
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NEW LATEST A.C.-D.C. table mo-
del radio for sale. Long and snort
wave. Beautiful walnut case, cheap
INQUIRE Cabin 2, Hansen CABINS.
49,
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Columbia Falls

Morning Worship, IL am
Services are held in st. Matt
hews Episcopal Church.
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MODERN BROOM CABINS for
rent by week or month. West
of Columbia Falls on highway 81.
Vernon Reese, inquire Quick Ser
vice Garage 40
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WANT ADS

WANl AID
GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRlG-
orator with motor on top, SO;
Hotpoint table model range with
oven on left side, $685.; two 9 IL
rugs with pad, SIS. each. All In
Al condition. Mrs. John Shields,
10 miles south of Bigfork. ~
WOOD OR COAL RANGE, nearly
new, for sale. Oren Barnhart'
Hungry Horse Village. 49,
SET OF TRAP DRUMS for sale,
good condition. Inquire ia Mon
tana avenue, Whitefish. 5O+
/ Boyd Lundstrom will not be
responsible for any debts other
than those contracted by myself.
Boyd Lundstrom
BUY A HOME-$373. down buys
% foot furnished trailer
house. See Paul Bricker, Kalls-
neu 5O*
TWO TRAILER HOUSES, $3.50.
and $475. for sale. Henry Toll
liver, first house on the right past
the Dome, Highway No. 81, Col.
Falls. ~"
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KITCHEN SINK AND LAVA
tory for sale. Write or see Leon
Overstreet, Col. Falls. 49~
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pIIRRER EMERGENCY CRAFT
for sale. Call 4-5R, Col. FANS

10 ACRES NEAR MARTIN I'll
and Coram ranger station, some
cleared, on road, electricity, creek
rms wear around. Ideal cottage
and trailer court or home. $2'oooa
some terms by owner A. lvers'
box 46, Martin City. 10
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Concrete Lifting Badger
Leaves Apgar Residence

Old-timer Mart Sibley at Apgar
can show visitors a flagstone fac
ed cement floor that a badger put
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WASHING MACHINE, pole trail
err baggage trailer with IL incn
tires. 30 cletrack, just overhauieo'
1896 Packard, 4-door; 1884 La
Sale pickup with 1916 Mercury
motor. Inquire Fixit shop, across
from the Dome, Col. Falls. ~
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PUREBRED BRUCKSHIRE bull
hog, one year old, for breeding
purposes. Weighs about 300 Ibis.
RENE Krause, old Hellman place,
Col. Falls. s sos
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SIX ROOM HOUSE, water and ell
ectricity on three-acre tract gar
den spot Across from old John Mi
kota place, near Red Bridge. M.
N. Reynolds, Col. Falls. 500
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WASHED SAND and GRAVEL,
passed government tests, at $500
a yard at the plant Il mile north Of
silver bridge on Flathead river.
Reiten and Spencer, Col. Falls. tt
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PLACE YOUR ORDERS for coal
now and save money. Delivery
next fall. Raymond Gendreau,
south end of main street, Col.
Falls. 5O+
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ROOMS FOR RENT. See Mrs. L.
E. Ryan, Martin City. 49,

MILK GOATS, chickens, geese,
broder stove, cook stove for
sale. Harry Rohde, old Shandler
place $50 miles northeast Of Col.
pals. 40*
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Evening star., 1947-03-16

governesses and vests! Eh bien. I am
ready for her. The lights go of. Quick
ly rise from my table and 60 to stand
by CcTberus In the darkness hear
her come. She opens his mouth and
forces in the package, and l - deli
cately. unfelt by her Il ssstp with
,scissors little piece from her sleeve"
DRAMATICALLY he produced silver
of material. you observe-the identi-
cal checked tweed - and l will give
it to Japp to fit it back where it be-
longs and make the arrest - and
say how clever once more has been
Scotland Yard The End
Evening star., 1947-03-16

think that - but it is not so! swear
to you it is not SO! In the past have
amused myself with the jewels. the
little cmiosities it all helps one to
live, you understand. And what l feel
is. why not2 Why should one person
own thing more than anotheI?
you have no sense of right or
wrong" said Poirot sadly.
SHE went on: But drugs - that,
no! For there one causes misery, pain,
degeneration! had no idea-no faint
est idea - that my so charming, so
innocent little Hell was being used for
that purpose! Say you believe me, my
friend" she implored.
But of course believe you! Have
l not taken time and trouble to con-
vict the real organizer of the dope
racket? do not like to see my friends
framed yes, framed - for it was
you who were intended to take the
rap if things went wrong!
ut was in your handbag the emer-
aids would have been found and if
anyone had been clever enough Qike
me) to suspect a hiding place in the
mouth of savage dog - eli bien, he
is your dog, is he not? Even if he has
accepted Ia petite Alice to the point of
obeying her also! Yes, you may well
open your eyes! From the first l did
not like that young lady, with her
scientific jargon and her coat with the
big pockets. Yes. pockets, in which
Evening star., 1947-03-16

she can carry drugs and take away
jewels - a little exchange easily made
whilst she is dancing with her accom-
plice, whom she pretends to regard
as psychological case.
"Ah, but what a cover! No one sus-
poets the earnest psychologist with
medical degree and spectacles. She
can smuggle in drugs, and induce her
rich patients to form the habit, and
put up the money for a night club, and
arrange that it shall be run by some
one with - shall we say, a little weak
ness in her past! But she despises
Hercule Poirot; she thinks she can
deceive him with her talk of nursery
Evening star., 1947-03-16

tonight. MIR. Higgs induced C1berus
to follow him up out of Heu."
"Yon induced him?" The Countess
stared at the small ratlike figure. But
how? How?"
MIR. Higgs dropped his eyes bash
fully There's things no dog'n resist.
Follow me anywhere, a dog will, if l
want him to-" He reached into a
capacious pocket and lifted out small
dog of uncertain ancestry, "Emma's
not much on looks" he said, but
she's fetching little Idly"
The Countess turned on Poirot.
"But Why take Cerberus out?"
Poirot said slowly: "A dog trained
for the purpose will carry an article
in his mouth until he is commanded
to loose it. He will carry it if need be
hours. Will you now tell your dog to
drop what he holds?'
Vera stared, then uttered two crisp
words. The great jaws of Cerberus
opened. Then - his tongue d.otbed
out of his mouth.
Poirot picked up a small package
encased in pink spongebag rubber. He
unwrapped it. Inside was packet of
white powder.
What is it," the Countess de-
manded.
Cocaine. Such a small quantity, it
would seem - but enough to be worth
thousands of pounds to those willing
to pay for it. ="
Vera caught her breath. And you
Evening star., 1947-03-16

Who must not be embarrassed) and
a hand takes my bag off the table.
81 snatch it back but feel some
thing hard inside. slip my hand IN.
touch Jewels, and comprehend at
once who has put them there! 1t is
that saLaad! That lizard, that mon
ster, that double faced, double cross
ing, squirming adder of pigs son.
Paul Varesco."
"The man who is your partner in
HELP"
Eyes, yes, it is he who owns the
place, who put up the money. Until
now do not betray him - l can keep
faith, me! But now that he double
crosses me, that he tries to embroil me
with the police - ah! now l will spit
his name out yes, SPIT it outr'
Calm yourself" said Poirot," and
come with me into the next room"
He OPENED the door. 1t was small
room, and seemed for moment to
be completely filled with dog. But
beside Cerberus, there was also the
small and odoriferous man.
We've turned up here according
to plan, guv'nor." the man said.
my angelr' screamed the Coun-
tess. MY little angel dog"
Cerberus beat the floor with his tail
- but he did not move.
LET me introduce you to Mr.. Will
liam Higgs," said Poirot. "A master in
his profession. During the brox1aka
Evening star., 1947-03-16
This Mother never dreamed
Of becoming q Model

...vntiI her lovely figure and
winning smile won virsinio
swersen a Miami beovty contest
IT'S POSSIBLE that If she hadn't won a
1 beauty contest, Virginia Swensen
might still be modelling aprons ip her
kitchen Z. instead of fashions in model
agency.
It's possible-but not probable. With
her figure, her bright-as-F Florida sunshine
smile, she couldn't miss becoming hit.
Today this lovely mother knows more
than ever the Importance of smile. So
she's teaching 4-year-old George her
own priced dental routine: Regular br1ssh-
ing ~ah Ipaaa, dIen gentle gum ~sassage.
Until recently Nurses Aide. Mrs.
Swensen knows what thousands of den
lists and schools teach that a radiant
smile depends on sparkling teeth. And
sparkling teeth call for firm, healthy
gums. So get lpana Tooth Paste today.
Evening star., 1947-03-16

Ahu oss st1G ksss8 and George, tire
less radio fan, will have Snake-Eyes San
chez biting the dust But he needs no
lessons in care OF teeth and gums. Every
time YOU brush your teeth, massage your
gums gently" his mother has taught
him. This brief workout with Ipana
helps speed up circulation in the gums.
Il Mssssn nsst b shsaG." Virginia reminds
ambitious George, with strong teeth and
sound gums" Sensitive gums often herald
their warning with pink on your tooth brush
"a sign to see your dentist at once Let him de-
eide whether yours is simply case for the
helpful stimulation Of Ipana and massage"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-01
BLADENBORO.

BLADENBORo, August Mrs.
N. j. Palermo of Havenhill,
Mass, and baby are the guests
of Mr.. and. Mrs. D. H.. Russ, Jr.,
for several weeks. She is the
former Theodosia Russ.
Worth Hester has returned from
Duke hospital following an opera
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. and Mr..
and Mrs. Tally Vaught were in
Conway Thursday to attend the
funeral Of Clemson Proctor.
Bennett Ward announces the en-
gagement of his daughter, Tillie
Ruth, to Cpl. Henry Alton Mcneil
Of Red Springs. The wedding will
take place in September.
Mrs. H. G.. Wyiie, II, and Jen-
ifer 10 spent several days this
week on Wrightsville Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Ward and
family left Sunday to spend two
weeks On Carolina Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lamb an
nounce the birth Of a daughter.
Emily Bernetta, on July II in the
Thompson hospital in Lumberton.
Mrs. r. c.. Smith, Miss Valeria
and c. o. Bridges, Mrs. Norval
Lewis and Charles returned to
Wrightsville Beach Tuesday after
spending a few days here.
MI. and Mrs. j. G. Freeman
have returned after spending sew
eral days at Cause Landing.
A. A. White and Bob Of Tabor
City were here On business Fri
day.
Joe Bridger was knocked from
his bicycle Monday afternoon but
received no serious injuries.
Mrs. Emma Child has returned
to Wilmington, having been call
ed here due to the death Of her
brother, M. E. Thompson.
Mr., and Mrs. H. ]. White and
family let Wednesday for Ocean
Drive to spend the remainder Of
the week.
Misses Margaret and Virginia
Billiard spent the weekend at
Carolina Beach.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-01

Brown, Mrs. McRae Bridper
Horace Pearsall, Mrs. Gaa Mss'
Avinger, Mrs. R. A. McIntvra Mt'
j. L. Bridges, Mrs. H. c, priJ m.s'
Mrs. L.. W. Allgood, Miss Frars'.,
Switzerland; ee'
Mrs. T. c. Hayward ,Jr w..
lotte; Mrs: Raaey W~eathersbs ss'
Jr., Miss Julie Cooper, BurIngtos''
Miss Eleanor DeMeritt Ros."I'
Mass; Miss Anne Green, Mrs, Js.'
P. Royder. College Station, Teyssss
Miss Mary London James. Mrs
William S. King, Mrs. E. z. KiTS
ST. Mrs. Emmett Durham, Mrs.
E. Z. King, Jr., New York. Mr.
Louis o. Fonvielle, Mrs. A. NIB
Crouch, Mrs. Van Toomer, Mrs, "
A. Fo%nvielle, Mrs. A. D. DanioI w.
Mrs. George G. Thomas Mr.,
Frederick Snyder, Mrs. H =
Koely, Mrs. Fred Little, Mrs. y
Buren, Sudbury, Mrs. j. F. Robsr,,
SON, Mrs. J. F. Anderson, Chicsso
ILL.,; Mrs. M. S. Willard, Mrs. MiIs.
Higgins. Reading, Mass; and M,
Edwin B. Josey.
A delicious luncheon was SERVED
the guests on the porch of the cluh'.
house. H%ostesses for the dav wsr.
Mrs. Lewis Ormond, Mrs. Georgs
N. Harriss and Mrs. John Ward Jr
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-01
Bridge Given
For Bride Elect

Miss Kay Perdew was entertain
ed by Miss Bette Wright at three
tables Of bridge, in her honor, Fri
day afternoon, July 18th. The
party started at 3 o'clock, ane
fruit Juice was served during the
afternoon. An ice course and cake
was served later.
The house was decorated with
summer flowers.
Miss Perdew was presented
with a piece Of her chosen silver
pattern.
Mrs. Horace Pearsa11. Jr., re-
ceived the high score prize and
Miss Elizabeth Toms the travelling
prize.
Mrs. John Perdew, mother of
the bride-elect and Mrs. c. E.
White. mother Of the groom-to-be.
were invited for refreshments.
The guests we're Katherine Per
dew, bride-elect. Miss Mile
Evans, Miss Emma Mitchell. Miss
Becky Toms, Miss Alana Mathes,
Miss Virginia Oliver, Miss Marian
Richie, Miss Betty McKoy, Miss
Modine Glenn and her guest,
Miss Mary Ann Preston Of Dur
ham. Mrs. Horace Pearsall, Jr.,
and Mrs. S. W. Sanders, Jr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-01
Miss Smith
Entertained
AT Shower

Mrs. Leo Smith and Mrs. HOB
son Bennett entertained recently
at a miscellaneous shower in the
club room Of the Community cen
ter in honor OF Miss Ann smith,
bride-elect of August.
Upon arrival the honoree was
presented a corsage OF white car
nations.
The club room was attractively
decorated with summer flowers
and greenery.
During the evening games were
played and prizes were won by
Miss Evelyn Barefoot and Mrs
Newton Kelly.
Refreshments were served u
fet style. The table was laid with
. white lace cloth and centered
with a TERED cake topped with a
miniature bride and bridegroom.
Tall tapers burned at either end
of the table. The cake was cut by
Miss Lucille Smith. Miss Emily
Sue Smith presided over the
punch bowl.
About sixty guests attended.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-01
Center P Ian 5
Dance Tonight

Plans for the weekend activi.
ties held at the Wilmington Com
munity center, Second and Orange
streets, have been announced. The
weekend will be opened with ar
informal dance this evening al
8 o'clock.
Groups two and three Of the
junior hostesses will be in charge
Of this affair.
SATURDAY, 3 p. ma BIG
TIME PARTY-Informal. Group.
S and 6 of Junior Hostesses in
charge Of program and refresh
ments.
8p. m.-DANCE CLAss-Instruc.
tor, Mrs. Josephine Gallagher, as.
sisted by Junior Hostesses: Bar
bara Sellers, Bette Dixon, Irene
Mansfield, Thetis Jones, Mary
Alice Rose, Belts Davis, Alma
Warters, and Rachel Blackham.
$3.50 p. m. 8INGO-Lounge B
Novelty prizes, girls, fun! NJ
charge.
SUNDAY-9 a. m.-JAVA CLUB
acknowledgements by Jun
ior Hostesses. Group 8 in charge,
Free.
1O:45 a. m.-CHURCH ESCORT
Group 3 of Junior Hostesses.
6 p. m.-HOME HOUR-Half
hour of favorite hymn singing
followed by refreshments. Group
6 of Junior Hostesses will enjoy
this program with you.
Notice.: There is no charge fol
any program except saturda,
dances. Due to the end of use
funds, there is a charge. of Soc
plus 10c federal tax, to cover cost
Of the orchestra and light refresh
ments. Shirts and ties are requir
ed. and no T-shirts, sweaters, O.
collarless shirts are permitted OF
the floor at the Saturday nigh
dances.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-01

trumps.
His probable losers are a club
and at least two heart tricks. He
wins the opening spade lead in
dummy and cashes the ace OF
hearts. He leads a small diamond
from dummy to his king. Which
heart should he lead from his
hand?
If the hearts were divided three
three, it would be immaterial
whether he led the four or the,
jack of hearts. He would lose only
two heart tricks anyway. How
ever, if the hearts were divided
tour-two, he would lose three
heart tricks by leading the jack.
The proper safety play is to
lead the four Of hearts. West wins,
and when declarer gets in with
a spade ruff, he leads the jack OF
hearts. East wins this with the
king, and North a pick up the
nine Of hearts with his ten. Thus
he loses only two heart tricks.