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Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-25
tails to Have Convention

at 8 o'clock in the church. Friends
and parents are invited to attend.
Wednesday night Bible school stu
dents were guests on the young
peoples radio program.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ryan are
the parents of a girl born in the
Whitefish hospital Monday after
noon
Guests at the Ken Bryson home
this week were his mother, Mrs.
Cora Bryson, his sister, Mrs. Elm
ar Larson, and Kathleen Jensen,
all of West Hope, OAK, and Nj.
and Mrs. Donald Munson, Mimi
eapolis.
Because the grade school aud
itorium is being renovated, the
cub scout pack meeting for June
will be held at the Lutheran par
sonage. Harold Tichenor or Past
or Baker will be in charge.
Mrs. w. R. Amman returned
home Monday after attending the
VFW auxiliary encampment in
Missoula. The encampment, which
began Thursday and ended Sum-
day, was the 21st to be held in
the state.
Ollie Walsh attended the VF'W
encampment in Missoula the same
days.
Mrs. Fred Krona, who has beer
visiting relatives in the east re.
turned home last Wednesday. She
was accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. Edward Peterson and two
children, Superior, Wis. They pla-
to spend the summer Another
daughter, Mrs. AL Levenson ant
husband, also of Superior, visit.
ed here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard McCully
and Doug and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Pronovost and daughter drove t.
the park Sunday. Enroute home
they saw the bear triplets neal
Lake Mcdonald hotel.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-25
Busy Bees Gather

The Bad Rock Busy Bees met
last Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Edward Lewis.
It was planned to hold their pic
mic next Sunday at Lake Five.
During the afternoon a contest
was held with Mrs. James Ezekiel
berry winning first place and Mrs.
John Eckelberry, second. A pot
luck lunch was served.
The next meeting will be held
July Is at the home of Mrs. Fred
Loeffler.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-25

Mrs. Ferd Greene is in Great
ILLS visiting her son, Melvin,
Id family. She will accompany
lem to Yellowstone park.
@Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reese and
mily, Atascadero, Calf, have ar
|G5ved to make their home here.
r. J. Marantette, L. A. Schoen-
|rrg. Steve Zorzie and Pete Ly-
|nais returned Sunday evening
|fPom Helena where they attended
Il Laymen's retreat at Carroll
llege. They report there were IA
Zen present from throughout the
late and over so had reservations
Hi could not attend because of
Hoods.
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Chalke, Fort
|renton, and Mr.. and Mrs. r
|Chalke, New York state, visited
hist Wednesday at the John Fen
holt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lay, East
|hore, visited the Fenholts at Ri
|wrhaven Sunday.
4 Arthur Fowler, Dean of the Buff
Lilo Bible Institute, Buffalo, N. Y
vas an overnight guest at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Wer-
Ier Wednesday. He was profess
"a of Rev. Werner's when he stud
VA in New York City.
The Baptist Bible school closing
mogram will be tonight, Friday
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-25
Edith Baumann, Mckinley
Married Here Friday

Edith Baumann and Bob McKin-
ley were married last Friday night
at the Baptist church. Rev. Ralph
Werner performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Lawrence Watson, the
grooms sister, attended the bride.
Lawrence Watson was best man.
Present at the wedding were the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Baumann and her brother,
Bill; and the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Mckinley.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-25

Bessie Gregg, Warrensburg, Ill.,;
two brothers, Milo West, Salt Lake
City and Harland West, st. Louis,
and several nieces and nephews.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-06-25

F. P. Fleming recently attend
ed the state citizens education
committee meeting in Missoula
He is the county representative.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27
6miihen Kriee uno Srieoen

flingen INNER nod boffnungsboa.
Iber es iheint faIt, bab iih binter
ben &uliiien mandes abipielt, oas
Die peiiimiItiIde Stimmung su Der.
tiefen orobt. Ser itelInertretenoe ame-
rifnnilde 8elegat @arren slultin lit
5uriidgetreten, angeblid tpegen
aranfbeit. sln Ieine Stelle tritt 8en-
ian1in q. Cohen, ser leste ISOLDE
BON Braiioent grlman als amerifu-
niider Sauptpertreter ernannt muir
De. Staatslefretdr Wnrlban floe our
8eipreh,lng nit Br1Iibent Sruman
nad @aibington. slIs Snterirnpertre-
ter 1puroe Der &epublifaner ssobn So.
iter 9ulles ernannt. 0ur1 oieie grs
nennung ioate 5tpeifellos Ser iiber-
parteili6e @barafter unlerer aus
mdrtigen Bolitif bon nelem betont
weroen,' oeiien Sortoauer idon ba-
ourb seboten lit, boB ser stlanti-
lde Baft, iiber ben augenblidIid Der.
banoelt miro, I'M &ongreB uno i'm
8olf i61perlid nit 8eeeijteruna be-
griiBt peroen miro.
gas Sssabr 1913 par nad ben on-
fangs nielperipre6enoen grfolgen
Der Sruman-Ooftrin uno 0es War-
I1baa-Blanes atgefiilt nit @nttGu.
|ldungen, 1lno in oen Ietten 8oden
oes Sabres ipadlen Die 5dpierig-
feiten turnbob empor. Was mir in
Den nerfloiienen Wonoten erlebten,
Dor alem oie 8lodierune 8erIins
ourd Die @uiien, biirfte oas goripiel
bon Greigniiien, getpeien iein, beren
Srogtpeite iid gor nidt abieben ldBt.
IS ldeint fait, oaB Die gfuiien ON
ibrer. europaiIden 5ront elm ablen-
fnnssntanober groBen Stils ins
@erf festen, ipdbrenb iie cine Saupt-
entideioung in ibrem Sample gegen
Die 8elhpelt irh Sernen Often nor-
6ereiteten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27
0e 8anlles 5orbcrnugcn

sSSn einem augenblid, in oeln iiir
Die Slberbeit Der oelnofrutil6en @elt
alles oarauf anfomntt, Die Solpiet=
Wfahtbaber bon Der auBen= 1no milf
tdrpolitiihen @inigfeit unO @ntldloi-
ienbeit ser 8eitmdhte 5u iiber5eugen,
bot General oe @aulle e5 fir ange=
5eigt gebalten, nit ei1em gon5 nellen
Brogramm fir Die Gettllng guropas
uno oer &elt bcrpor5l1treten. Sein
Blan ltellt ulles IN 6rage, pos ieit
oem Siasfo 6eS lebten (9onooner)
Serlt1noigungSperilhs ser r@roBen
Gier" unter amerifanil1er 1Siibruna
5ur Soiung ser oeltlden 6raee, aur
Siderung @elt=gl1ropas lno 5ur Ib-
pebr Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ge-
|ldeben lit. Wtit ieinen 9lusfiibrllngen
Dor Der Sariier Srelie bat ser @ene-
ral leinen 6iibrungsaniprud) nidt
|nur fir Sranfrei6, Dem er ein nidt
|mebr ualltoritdr= oernofratiides" ion-
bern often alltofratiibes Gegime ge.
ben nlobte, lonoern 5lgleib fir Ole
san5e meltlife 8elt angemeIoet. Sci
mem Serilld, Uncle Sam aus Dem
&ommanoo 5ll perorangen, elaubt er
am plrfIanlten 0aOllrh nab5ubelfen,
oaB er fir ben SAL leiner .Wfadt=
iibernabme" (oie er offenbor nur nod,
| fir cine Srage ser 3eit uno oes Oto-
ous balt) gelobt, 10 piel auBenpoliti-
ides @eidirr gu 5eriblasen, ipie er
Damn in ser fran5oiiiden Staatsfii6e
Iborfinoet.
gs miro fein bequemer Bartner
ieinL oen sic rangeIiahien" an Sc
@aulle baben meroen, iol1te pirfIid)
oemnd6It feline Stunbe idIagen. (gr
lit logar nod itol5 oarauf, idon frii-
ber einnlaI ben @eitnl1dten auf .bie
geerpen gefallen su iein uno nit lei
men idmar5en Sruppen eisenmGdtis
= entgegen elmer @iienbomer' iden
Sroer - 9ano auf Stnttaart eeleg
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27

niide 4orreiponoerten, Die NIT ben
&ommuniiten unb ibren Nosfdu'er
Sintermannern ipmpatbilierten, Der
8elt Sano in Die sligen geitreut NIT
Der Sabel, bieie hineIiiden aontilil-
niIten leien et1pa gan5 anberes oIs
Die rliiiihen, - ite ieien i'm @run6e
aenonlmen oemofratii6e 9obenrefor-
mer, sic nur Die io5ialen WiBltdrtoe
llno oie forrupten Golitifer ,,ito
n@ar 2orbs" befdmpften. 9ab bieie
Sdonfdrberei ben SotIahen niht eitt-.
iprab, lit bellte iebem l1nbefansenen
offenbar, oenn Die bineiiihen &onl-
muniiten baben ni6t MIR oas geiam-
te @irtidaftsprogramm bes &remls
fopiert, ionoern audi ieine 1errore
metbooen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27
Die &ataitropbe in China

Benn oiele Gbele ri1tis lit, oann
nluB obne meiteres geiagt iperben,
Dab &uBlan0s Blan pollitdnoig ge-
lnngen lit. 8dbreno in Berlin unb
Wosfau uno 8aris 6as ernliioenoe
oiplolnatiide Spiel I'M @anee mar,
ous 5u1peilesl ltarf an &onlif itreifte,
bereitete iid i'm 5ernen Often cine
idpere Nieoerlage fir Die 8eIhpelt
uno insbelonoere oie Ser. Staaten
Dor. Ser beoroblide 9lnIturm oes
&onmunismus iiber Sic Man6ihu-
rel beoeutet nidt nur fir China, ion-
bern aud fir uns cine gtieoerlage,
mel6e an Sragtpeite ooer bod
nah ben ibr inneipobnenOen W0alih-
feiten = oem 8orltoB sSapans Dor
lteben Sabren in oen Ba5ifif ni1t
biel na6itebt.
Seit Sabren mar oie oltaliatiihe
Bolitif Der Ser. Staaten auf 6em
@runoias Ser uoffenen Sir" in Gbi-
ITO begriinoet. gs ipar Elm Mriom
unlerer Bolitif, baB Die Ser. Staa-
ten elm gutes politiIches @inperneb=
men NIT einem lnabbdngigen China
brauden, rno mad bieiem @eIidts-
punft iuar l1nlere Bolitif ausgerif.
tet, belonOers bonn 9orerallfltano an
nno in Den internationalen @bma=
hungen IN ben Sabren ieit Dem er=
item @eltfrieg. Die 8efreiung Chi
mas BON Der Sremoberrldaft NOR
oas melentlide &riess5iel unieres
Samples i'm Ba5ifif, uno es erldien
als ein amerifaniIder Tril,mpb, oaB
Die abt Sabre lang BON sSapan BE-
lesten Seile bes 2anbes 1ns iremoe
Sod ab5ui6iitteln pernodten uno
|oaB Die in ben duBeriten @elten ge-
flobene rationale &egierung ibren
Sit mieoer nad Ssonfing perlegen
fonnte. gSir 1paren nabbriifli6. be-
nliibt, Gbina 5u belfen, elm nationa-
les Yreltige 5u getpinnen, nie .es Dem
geationalItaat bes sroBten golfes Ser
groe 5ufommt. Den greigniiien bor-
anseileno baben mir China ols 6ie
~fiinfte @roBmadt" beoei6net, ob-
pobl Die bon Den Sapanern geidlage-
ne nno bon inneren SbmGben ME
oergebaltene 9eation nidt oie @ioer-
ltanosfraft elmer @roBinadt an Sen
Gag gelegt bat. llno gbiong &ai.
| ibef baben mir 5ipei Miliaroen 9ol-
lars 5ngeiDanot, Tim linn oie MogIi6-
feit 81 geben, feline 3entralresierung
5u feitigen uno Die &ommuniIten ME.
6er5unerfen.
Iber tros allem lit Die fommmni.
|itiihe Yartei Gbinas in ben ~lesten
Sabren auf bas 8ierfdbe angeiDad-
len nno Die sr0Bte fom,nuniItiide
Hartei aliberbaIb MuBlanoS getpor.
ben. Cine 3eitlang baben amerifa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27
ers nit oen &uiien berbanoeln mon.

WV HttA uSlt otAtlSu oSLDahoSil ApoA
ten.
@eraoe cine iol6e Irt nllnper5iig
liden Serbanoelns" lit es aber, bi(
Die Serren gpatt uno Sic ben ore
@roBmadten oes 8eItens ouf5ubrdn.
gen iudten - ungeadtet oes l1mitan'
oes, oaB ser 3at init ieiner Sftober.
&eIolution Sic 8eredtigung bes melt.
alliierten Stanopunftes in aIler Sorm
unerfannt ltno aub ieinerieitS oft
5iea Iufbebung Ser 8lodaoe Dor 9es
ginn ser Gerbanolungen geforoert
bot. Inter Sgnorierung Ser brutalel1
Irrogan5, nit ser @iIhinifD namens
lelner Tegierltng Dem Rat ieoes He6t,
in Der 9erliner 6rage nit5uipreden,
beltrltten uno oanab einen Hatsbes
Ihlub petiert bot, ltellten iib Die bel
Den 8iiroentrager ser Sereinten Ia.
tionen nudtraglid auf Sen 8ooen ser
ruiiild]en Holitif: 8enn oie 8eIt-
mdhte ben beioen GoIferbunosbeoms
ten 5ll 8illen geneien ipdren, bdtten
iie ntdt nur oie gan5e 8erliner lno
oel,tihe Irage i'm .Sinne @iidinifps
oem Siferbeitsrat ,ulo Sen gereinten
Hationen iiberbaupt aus Der Sano
genommen, ionoern all6 ii6 nit Dem
Nullen an ben Serbanolungstiih &C.
Iett, pdbreuo er fortfdbrt, oen &niipe
pei Der Observation-Disclosures iiber III
nen 81 i6pingen!
Die Gertreter ser @eitm66te fonne
ten oarum faln et1pos unoeres fun,
als ben neutrality-suspicious. lnter
gerufung auf sic porausgegangenen
Iuselnanocrietung ab5ulebnen -
mie oies iibriscns ihon porber @i=
ldinlfp getan bate.
Sic gerliner sSrage bleibt nun
einltmeileu ollf ser slgenoe oes Si>
berbeitsrats, ipdbreno 8ramugIia,
Goatt uno Sic ibre slusgleihsbeuliib=
ungen fortleten uno permutlid fort-
ieten meroen, bis ser Streit nm Ser
lin oitrb Die neiteren gntipidluneen
IN Chino iiberbolt iein miro.
llnteroeiien lit ser Streit Inn Sic
Gubr in ben 8oroergrlmo eetreten.
Sic Serren 6ran5olen, oenen ia ybie
oeutlhe @efabr" groBeres &opfserbre-
den nladt oils Die pirfli6e @efabr,
Die ruilll6e, luollen lid ourhaus ni6t
3ufrieoen geben nit Ser Don 9(merifa
uno England por9eidlagenen Siege
lung Der Gubr-6rage. Sic benuBen,
Die Ifpn 10 oft, Den 8egeniat 5ipi-
lcben Often uil0 @elten, INN einen
Druid auf Die @eitregierllngen aus
5liiben unO aus ser Eubr 10 piel ipie
moglid beraaS5uihlaeen rlno einen
Sell in oas fiinftige Geutl6lano al
treiben, gan5 gleid, IN lpelber 8eitoIt
es erlteben miro.
8orum es Den Sran5oicn gebt, bat
General De @aulle leste ISOLDE =
ni6t als &ortfiibrer ser bon ibm be-
fampften Gegierlng, lonoern oes
fran5olil6en Gbalpinisrnus in ieiner
8elamtbeit - unperboblen ousaes
ipro6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27

Die t,naufbaltlamen Siege bes dine
iilden aommlmismus oa3u eefiibrt
bat, Die IusfIbr Der i6on betpillig-
ten Senbungen nod China gu be-
ihleunigen, 10 fann man be5lueifeIn,
oh oannit elmer perfabrenen 5abe
nod gebolfen tperoen fann unb Oh
nidt aud bieie amerifaniIhen 2ie-
feruHgen gang ODER teilpeiie in Die
Sanbe Der &onmuniiten fallen uno
DIRE Sade Itarfeit perben.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
Sunrift

Teenagers had a nice time at
Sunrift hall Saturday night. Frank
Stryker and John Caldwell fur
nished music for the youngsters
dance. Ruby Ray and Mrs. e. c.
Howell served the lunch. More
mixers of this type are expected
during the winter.
Hillard Schumacher, Bremerton,
and Don, Kalispell, spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with bro
Their, Earl Schumacher, and family.
Gloria and Rodney Steinmetzer
spent Saturday night with grand
folks, Jess and Daisy Sparks.
Mrs. Pearl Leighty is in Kali
ispell taking care of her daugh-
ter, Faye, Mrs. Esther Ingram and
new granddaughter. Mrs. Todd
Carter is staying at the Leighty
farm and sending the younger
children to school.
Among the fortunate elk hunt
ers were George Wendt and Bert
Coan.
Judy Stringfellow spent the week
end with grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. E. Wendt.
The children of Deer Park
school are bringing things to
make a Red Cross box to send
overseas.
Mrs. Viola Wendt attended
pink and blue shower Monday
evening in Kalispell at the home
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19

hook. Let's hope the idea doesn't
spread to other fields, or Wen
have employers laying down the
law to employees by remote con-
troll, and the whole neighborhood
will listen in on the brides COM
plants as she meets her homecom-
ing breadwinner halfway with a
blistering broadcast. Alas, Halas,
you may be playing patty-cake
with another Frankenstein mon
ster!
This broadcast" is beamed your
way from the sports department
of the KALISPELL MERCAN-
TILE COMPANY, 1st Avenue
East and End Street. We thought
you'd like to hear of the new
shipment of basketball equipment
that just arrived. Drop in and get
the things you need now. Phone:
555.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
of Mrs. Helen Myhre for Mrs.

of Mrs. Helen Myhre for MIS-
1 Janet Erickson.
James Leighty, who is state
president of the FLA, is attend
ing a convention in Kansas CITY
this week.
Dolly Swisher, Seattle, who has
been visiting in Havre with rela-
tives. arrived at James Eckel-
berry home Wednesday for an eX-
tended visit with her sister and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hetty
and daughter, Susan, Rona", were
dinner guests of ]. E. and Daisy
Sparks Sunday. Other callers dur
ing the day We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Junge and two childreA,
Whitefish; Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.
Jones, kalispell and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Watts. Creston
. F. Wendt made 4 business
trip to Swan lake Saturday. He
reports good roads and beautiful
scenery.
Albert Mitsch visited with his
brother, Adolph, and family Sun
day. Both men are clearing on the
dam.
Wlna Smyths, Helena, field
of the Montana division
Of child welfare, was a supper
guest at the Warkins and Cald-
we'll ranch Saturday night.
Mrs w. H. Caldwell was named !
chairman of a committee which
will work with the director of the
lniversity's institute for social
work, which is conducted every
summer.
We see light shining from new
windows of house recently built
n the Kiser acreage. - Our little
community is growing daily
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
Bon Comments on Face

she. an elderly, half-sick woman,
alone in the world, had to protect
her own interests or be preyed
upon by wolves in human form.
We know that upon many an &C.
casion Mrs. Ryan arose from a
bed of pain to cook meal and
carry it and medicine to some
sick, needy man, woman or chlld.
We know, too, that many a cold.
worn. penniless transient found
shelter, bed and bowl of hot soup
because of that lady's innate COM
passion and who donated her hard
earned dollar to a worthy cause
more cheerfully than did Leila Ry-
an. God rest her soul in the great
er glory of His presence.
1t isn't too late yet to spread a
generous layer of stable litter on
those beds of pansies and other
choice flowers to protect them
against winter killing. The same
treatment will save lot of those /
plants.
We have some nice little lawns
started here in Martin City and
L heavy dressing of well rotted
manure from the horse barn will
lot only protect the new, tender
'oots, but will enrich our rather
,oor soil. The debris can be raked
way in the early spring.
And, to think not a one of us got
round to plant hedge, lilac
ush, and a few flowers in our
hurch yard. Well, we will do
hose things next spring. Thomp-
on will donate the fertilizer, a
pokane nursery the plants and
hrubs, and we will cooperate in
ding the rest. What say you?
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
M. G. Court Calendar

Frank Stephens, Kalispell, VIII
ne tried November 27 by Judge
Bill Sands on the charge OF dr a
ing an automobile while uhoe' ~
influence l,f of liquor. He was ap ;,
pretended by the state hlsnw not
patrol sunday, and pleaded no. :,
an,iltv Emil Bearchild, Browning
also apprehended by the ST. ssa1 le
highway patrol for driving wllle
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19

,,ndsr the influence of liquor IS
serving rs days in the GO, coun W.
iei, in lieu of $3.50 fine. vern w,
Keeper i early Sunday forte s t,s a
s15o on a driving while under the
,nfI,,ence of intoxicating liquor
charge. Judge Sands also had one
Treckless driving case, $40 tine,
and one stop sign violation 20
fine. r,,o
Herman Dusty Bull Sunday was
sentenced to five days in jail Tor
being intoxicated.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
Who's Weak Now

Emery C. Cooper went to jan
in Martin City Saturday night
There was Mrs. H. L. Christoph-
erson marching him right along
at the point of a gun. Mr.. CHRIS
topherson of the Martin City no
tel was away hunting, and Coop
err. a previous offender, was under
the influence of liquor and disturb
ing the peace. Judge Sands gave
him 10 days in the county Jail.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
By Ward Nichols

Isn't he carrying things too far?
George Halas, that is, MISTER mind
of the Chicago Bears, who is US
ing a portable radio system to
talk to his lads on the field while
the game is on. No longer will a
player have to wait until he gets
back to the bench to be baWled
out. Under the Halas system, the
poor chump can get his tongue
flashing before he even prizes his
nose out of the turf. At the same
time everybody in the stadium
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19

The c & M Home Demonstra-
ton club, co-sponsors of the 1'T'
X-ray unit located in Martin City,
wishes to take this opportunity
to thank each and everyone who
helped to make this program
success.
Mrs. Merrill Smith
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
Suntan Shirt

Heavy cotton khaki shirt Y
can wear ANY place ANY tla
If you also wear pants, youa
get matching 6untan ones /
only $3.49.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19

We a0ish to cypress our apprec-
iation for all floral contributions
from our Martin City friends.
Blake Ryan and family
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19

Two additional blocks in Mar
tin City east of the new school
house are being connected TO
Martin City Water company mains
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
All wool Sweater So

Heavy wool army slip-o1
sweater with V-neck. It's ana
ing how much warmth a LTD
cold cash'u buy.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19

gets an earful OF
the blast. This
is better than a
party telephone
line, and listen
ars won't even
have to lift a
receiver from the
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19
Rubber OvershOes

With these heavy duty 1F
buckle overshoes you can Sl4
wade in any kind of WlH4
weather.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-19

1929 WHIPPET SEDAN, for sale;
$500. See Judge Sands. nc16
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-05-29
ACADEMY or MUSIC RECITAL

ANNA BOBITT-GARDNER, Mus.BS.; director of the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, announces the SENIOR Students
RECITAL of PIANO, DRAMA, CLASSICAL DANCING
and ART EXHIBIT. FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 2sth
in BROWN HALL, New England Conservatory of Music
Building. THE JUNIOR RECITAL will be Friday Evening
June 4th. The ADULT STUDENTS RECITAL will be an
ncnced later On the teaching faculty the Academy
for piano, Mrs. Clarssa c. King Miss Ena Harris and Miss
Clcrne Cravens dramatic instructors James Henderson
and Mrs. Carrie Satterwhte dance instructor is Madam
Regenia Russako; instructor Vincent Sinclair whose
students work will be display in the lobby Brown
accompanist.
COLORED AMERICAN NIGHT AT POPS, Symph-
ony Hail. will be June 2lst appearing artist will lie The
ELLISON Henry and Ruth, in Duo performance A. Jack
Thomas, of New York City will make his second appear
guest conductor.
Contact Anna BObitt- Gardner for all tickets, phone
KE 6-9454.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-05-29

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