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DAILY BULLETIN

Bradley Woods-New. distinctive; first
aoor bedroom and bath. bedrooms; 2
in new homes. Well financed; $4,000.
Chevy Chase. Md.-Four bedrooms, 2ls
baths; near Conn. ave: over ne-third
Old Chevy Chase. Md.-First-fo door bed
room and bath; 4 bedrooms and bath on
second floor. Almost one-third acre lot;
S19. 500.
Near Rockville-charming old home in
new-house condition; six lovely, large
and garden; S195OO.
Near Rockville-cape Cod bungalow; 5
extra large rooms stairs to LARGE attic:
IInIII ph d CCI EL,P
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UNDER $4,000
Near Lafayette School
SIS, ,5OO-North Chew Chase

Chevy Chase, D C-Attrac. det. brick.
in excel, cond on nicely Handicapped lot;
located ! block from buslne and convrn
nice llv. rm-, din, rm.. lge mod kit
delightful screened porch. equipped with
storm windows for incl in cold weather;
: bedrms. > baths, plenty of closets on
2nd A.. stairs to fooreo attic; paneled
rec I'm, with bar and lavatory in bsmt -,
ea hss AMEs snesd ysEf oS o nsses ssod
after ) pm, ST. 2575 or WO l4OS =
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SPRING VALLEY AREA

Brick det house with picture WINDOWS;
1st f., comb, llv, rm. and din. rm,, sunrm1,
porch Law; end f.. 3 bedrms. and bath:
rec rm with picture window overlooking
terrace Law with shower; nr. shopping
and tranSp.; price, S24 800. Call j.
tTyT o6 I'll
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oLoRED-ouEBEC PL. S.w.-If you
want a very lovely home in this most de
ooirable location at reduced price. call
nEs, M r ~ Jh0mpsen on on oy, 1884 ATLAS
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND S, ideal To-
cation-S-rn. home. 1880, terms. Call
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10 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nothwest.

New Detached Brick-Vacant
: large rooms, fireplace in living room,
lavatory and den on 1st floor, ultra
modern kitchen, large bedrooms. beau
tiful tile bath, slate roof, all-copper
cutters and water pipes 4 entrances TO
this beautiful white brick home; gas
as heat located in n H. Highlands:
Slr250 with only $500 cash down
payment: absolutely the best home buy
to be found Mr.. Davis Gil. 1903,
MARSHALL j. WAPLE
co IL 81 u
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PETWORTH
RIVER TERRACE NE.

Modern brick home in choice location Of
River Terrace; spacious rooms, tile bath
with shower. full basement; newly redeC-
GRATED. reduced for sale this week: Call
CO 1898 or GE 934l ewes. PECK Co,
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ITPSHUR. ST. NV.

100 block-Det. 6-rm. home on deep lot
4 bedrms and : colored tile baths: many
extras Venetian blinds, weather-strlpped
and insulated; also mercury nolSeleSs
switches Call ewes, Mr.. Ewel: OR. 53Ls
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
111s Z 81 N w RaaltnrS ME S4OO
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CT APPROVED

Open daily . until dark: Glen Mar PIX,
3 and 4 bedrms, living rm., dining rm.,
equip, kit. side porch, garages. and
2i7 baths, slate roof. copper plumbing;
outside entr. to basement; lot 6oxl20;
S1s.500. $4,000, S2O.75O; 90 years ~
loan; $4,000 1st trust. Directions: Out
Mass ave. extended l mile past District
to houses. Call DE. 1887. HUNT
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

lTl1 D ST. Sc Here is bargin, If you
want a close-in home Owner movina
out of city. otherwise you could not buy
this home. A distinctive. attractive
large Inv rm., din. rm.. newly decor
Fl. shelves. sink, stove. large sun porch
bedrooms. new tile bath on 2nd fl
full bSmt. with shower and bath; auto
PAS heat; large yard and garage Easll,
converted into two APIS. Call R. STANLEY
ECKERT FY l2l2
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New, GI financed: 5-room brick bungalow
/ in Radiant Valley for less than purchase
price, real honest opportunity. Ewes,
LII IT,. l.
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OptH lUIlIEIII Z 70 3 y m, O--O IHTIOI ave-,
Takoma Park, Md.-Excellent apartment
type, home, newly redecorated and perfect
condition, owner occupies lst-f. apt. incl.
2 bedrms and , inclosed sleeping poreheS,
full modern tile bath and half bath: End
units have separate entrance; lovely
grounds and SURROUNDINGS; driveway and
2-car garage: convenient. Mr.. Guarino on
premises. with JAMES l.. DIXON .& CO.,
1922 18th st. NV, ST. 200; ewes, WO.
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Jill DASeWeMLt RHS HtdI, ~. JH.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER

l4-o WE aYe.' neEffes0a.-- VIE.
The Lot Is 115X13O
The house Is Of the finest brick construc-
.ion cont rms, with bedrm. and "
hath on lst H.; located in . quiet, secluded
section overlooking Rock Greek Park; nice
lawn and huge shade trees; conv. to stores.
schools and transp.; . saerthce at S17,-
Do =
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ROCKVILLE MD.

Charming Cape Cod: excellent buy: 4
bedrms. > baths, llv rm.. with hrepl., din.
rm. kit; glaSsed-in porch: gas heat; fine
shrubs, trees; badminton area; Conv.
schools. transp.: immaculate cond : owner
trans, asking Sl2.600. $500 mortgage
avail. zoos Crawford DR., Rockville H9o3.
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3 BUNGALOWS

3 BUNGALOWS
new Priced from S1l $50 to S14.950.
Down payments from $1,000 up and
monthly payments from S54 up. All have
:. bedrms.: l in Bethesda, 3 blks. from
Bethesda Womans Club; | near Spring
Valley, blks. from Westmoreland Circle:
in Homewood. bet Kensington and
Forest Glen. Call Mr.. Wood at
VICTOR WICKERSHAM'S
np otnn. ey.S
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RADIANT VALLEY

Assume Gil ~ loan and move right into
beautiful 5-room brick buns low gas
radlan heat, tile linoleum polished floor
efficient COMPACT kitchen with Thor auto
matte washer, S-foot GE refrigerator.
Detroit Jewel range, stairway TO expsn-
Sunday going to HyattSville and Univcr-
sIty OF MARYLAND. for a non-GI with S2.15n
10 put down and able to pay So monthly
on interest principal. taxes ard Insurance
This is a. real buy, price $500 below cur
rent market; if you have only $1,000 tn
put down and can pay a little bit morp
monthly probably we can work IL OUT
Only ST. See II any evening
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$500 CASH

Mass ave extended-New detached brick
homes. Some will be completed in 10
GAYS. GI-approved, also available for
civilians. Built by BARKLEY BROS, q
and rms. sas heat. elec. refgr., gas
stove: screened doors, windows, and we'll
insulated. some have built-in gars. For inf.
call Mr.. Nolan, MA. $3.50: nights. DU. 563I
Ext. 304. To reach: Drive out Mass. aye.
to homes. Open SATURDAY and Sunday.
Mr.. WARDMAN PARK HOTEL
S-rm,, 3-bath row house, completely furn. !:
conv. to everything; very eood condition
Exclusively. E. r. BOY1NGTON co, OR.
NSO0: EYES, CHI. 4h66. - :
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81 500 DOWNS. 500

Ss7 . mo-, incIu. taxes and insurance.
Attrac 2-bedrm. bungal on large wooded
lot in quiet neighborhood. close to Silver
Spring and KenSinEton. Nd. Has large liv
rm., kit. dinette, 2 bedrms.. bath, porch
gas a.-e.h. lmmed. poss. o. l. MUIR
DOCK. PL. HOS. -4
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HAMLET

Nice corner. :, bedrms., "l2 baths; Will
liamsburg living room, dining room. modern
kitchen, den, and breakfast nook, 3 nice
oedrms. and > baths on ND: lets OF
storage SnaCe. Call EN-. 1900 til pm.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.. APO Conn
q
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NEW BRICK

3 bedrms; Sl2 500; 81 800 down: gas air.
conditioned heat; large lot, near school.
trarsp. and shopping veterans pref For
appointment. call RE 4949; ewes, GE
$3.50 DAVID r. WALLACE 81 CO., 2O1-
POS Union Trust Blde
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SHANNON & LUCHS co,

1905 H St NV, MA. 2345.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., brick-l1O5 So.
Carolina ave- large rooms. gas heat;
small down payment H LoPATIN, DI
o 100 "a 060S; after
Row brick, D Ice. rms. plus 2 rms. in
bsmt.; coal INV h., storm windows, screens:
good cond.; conV. TO stores, buses; $4,000;
cash $1,000. SCOTT SANDERS. TR
co5 c263; Gn eEss, YES DU 476I 6Iuo,s,
cond.; completely private bedrms., fun
osmt auto heat fenced rear yard; excel
neiehborhood, conven. TO everything; owner
occupied. Call for aDpt. to inspect, SHERR,
SCHLOSS & CO. ST. 5000 =
COLORED-EXCEL. HOME for doctor or
dentist; modern 4apt. bldg, corner 53rd
and Central ave, l0l 53rd ST Sc; apt.
vacant; S!3,500; $4,000 down. DAVID
COOPER. 600 F NV. MA. 1859.
COLORED-FOR SALE
800 block of d st. Sc; ready for inmp-
date occupancy; well franced. Contact
VIC. D. ZEVE
Ola -
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AVONDAI,E, MD
CHEVERLY
\. HUMPHREYS. Realtor
COTTAGE CITY

2-bedroom bungalow, beautifully furnished,
on large Anchor fenced lot; fireplace, recre
rm. with bath, detached garage; larse 1St
trust: Dl: 10l5 until 8 pm, VIM H.
SAUNDERS CO.. INC Al
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SHEPHERD PARK

Beautiful. new. brick Colonial, 4 rms, . z
aths, pine-paneled den, lee. lot; only :
left Out to 1000 block 10th st. right ~
block to Primrose I'd and homes.
SIGLER & TISHLER
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Excellent opportunity for nonvet to take
over 40 lean: $3.50 cash. 500 30 per
mo pays all; 1l2-story asbestos shingled
bungalow; large 2nd f.. with dormer win
dows and roughed-in heat, large hv. rm /.
2 nice bedrmS, ample closet full tile bath
and shower, well equip kit. including
range and refgr., full dry bsmt. laundry
tubs. gas &C. heat, storm windows and
screens. . blks to stores and transp in
West Hysttsvlle Call G. r. CARSON A.
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ROCKCREST. $4,000

This lovely Cape Cod contains large IlVlng
room, I',xlS, with fireplace: dining room
completely equipped modern kitchen. j
twin and / single bedrooms. > baths
gas &C heat; beautifully Handicapped lot;
slasScd-in sun porch; conV. to schools,
shopping and tranSp. FLA first trust OF
SIS, 500 Will make the monthly payment less
than S65 Call DI. 0242 from Q am. to
9 pm.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.E, Cont.
TRINIDAD AVE. NE.

Colonial 1s-ft. front row brick, rooms
and bath. full basement, oil h.-wh., de-
tached garage: arranged in . apis. of 4
annt 1So4 ewes
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ROCKVILLE

trans, asking Sl260O IS, 500 mortgage
avail. zoos Crawford DR., Rockville 1913.
ROCKVILLE
Detached 5-rm. frame house. on large lot;
eas lair heat, electric reig, gas stove;
lust completed; should go Gl. Priced at
ON ROUTE %
f6use on lot 'T ox5a 5an 0efH sy house
the country lust ALL 9-m,nute mn drive from
ON ROUTE 24O
on c0Gnfa Seaat1 hoe pof contanns an - acres Of
modern modern. Nice grove of trees, Priced right
for quick sale
ROCKVILLE
Nice residential section. Desirable Co
beautifuliy beau andscaped lot approx "a acre,
lst ,hr.:, lse. liv. rm. with hrepl., scrn
baa,m dn a56 5@ bab ft anS spS r sv bs bsam m
and storage closet: Hardwood frs. through
out Hot-water oil heat; Must be seen to
WILL STACKHOUSE, JR.
2sss. day or night 81
ROLLINGWOOD
Chevy Chase section of Md. PICTURESQUE
rambler saa. on lse well-landseapedi lot
add to setting. built: featuring
open frepl. and bookshelves. Screened
living porch overlooking garden MANY, rE,
Colonial Investment Co.
To inspect. call RE. $3.50, 9 til 9. 81
ROLLINGWOOD
Exclusive clcse-in community of fine homes
Greek Conn.
Handsome brick home with bright, spacious
floor plan. Built in 194I. immaculate
cond. 8 rooms, . baths. rec. rm. with fire-
place, built-in garage; beautiful lot with
fruit trees and many Towering shrubs.
Owner leaving, has reduced price drast:-
calIy for immed sale. Call GE. 3019 or
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. I411.
SILVER SPRING
Corner 2-story brick. living room, fireplace.
dining room kitchen, powder room: 2nd
floor. 3 bedrooms, tiled bath: built-in ga. "a.
only S19,750- Call Mr.. Payne, MI. $3.50.
Ext. GIL, with BETHEL. Dq. 3100.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MAkYLANp.

NEAR DISTRICT LNE-6-room bunsalov,
rage. 3O-ft dog kennel on the property;
priced at Sl2.950; make an offer ROB-
ERT 5. DAVIS & CO. Call WA. 5000 till
20 m - -
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4-FAMILY UNITS

These brick buildings are located in a
fans large living room. bedroom, de luxe
kitchen, dinette and bath Subject 10
buildings are approved for veterans and
may also be financed through FLA at
4l2T. This represents one of the finest
portunity to secure a home and income.
For full particulars call Mr Clarke. ST..
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MT PLEASANT-S18.95O

Columbia rd.-2-story tapestry brick, =
bedroom home; Colonial front porch. :
rear porches, living room with fireplace
large dining room, bright Toomy kitchen,
pantry; steps to storage attic; maid S
room and lavatory, oil furnace: exterior
Just painted. interior N excellent conol-
lion; can finance $1,000 first trust.
Immediate possession. Call Mr.. Condit
evenings. OR. "1?n. THOS }, FISHER
co. INC. Realtors. DI. $50.
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$8,75O-VACANT
Close to bus on Mass ave extended; 2
6edrms; G1 loan; only $1,000 down. Act
Guiekly.
YELLOTT g. CO.
1924 1Fe st. NV, MA. o4s4. Il
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SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYIAh
NEW HOMES

Beautiful detached bricks of individual de-
sign, some painted white; center-entrance
basement all-electric kitchens; real quail
ity construction; insulated slate roof
copper suffers. COPPER water pipes; air
conditioned heat with gas furnace; large
concrete porch: approved for GI purchase:
located in Bethesda, Md: price, SlS.50o.
Phone Mr.. Brill, WI. 7l05, with
SIA MMnM q I1CHC co
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American Univ. PIX, $l4950
443c Harrison st. nw.---Very nice semide-
tsched home. on very nice deep lot nvlng
fully equipped kitchen, pantry. rear
screened porch and large front porch ND
floor. 3 bedrooms. modern bath win
shower screened sleeping porch gas
b " h, terms.
Billingslev & Sanderson Co.
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4 bedrm. stucco home, In quiet section
Ia baths, Diet. garage, oil NV heat;
lge. yard, ideal for children. H BROOKS
PERRING a. CO., Realtors. 81. 4422 or
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Corner-Cheyy Chase. D. {

COrner-CheVy CHASE, D. Z.
An individual detached home. artistic in
design, practical IN plan; comfortable and
room with stone fireplace, large screened
porch enjoyins complete privacy dining
room with artistic corner cupboard, mod
ttso take twin beds), tile bath with
built-in tub and shower The house is
spotless; oak floors throushout. gas heat,
rock wool insulation, many added fes-
lures and conveniences are to be found
garage, 1875 corner lot. lovely setting of
6oswoods, shrubbery, etc; price. S2l 600.
excellent financing, Cali Mr.. oponne!l
4 CO., INC, Realtors. DI. $3.50.
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THE LAST QUARTER
Continued from, page seven

ward all year. For those few
hours he was again, not the
earthbound bread-winner of the
last fifty-two weeks, the man
who had been chained to the rou-
tine of an Office desk for fifteen
years.
For those few hours in the
stands of the stadium from which
he had himself once been cheered,
he became again what he had
been at twenty: a hero to him
self as well as to others, a young
man at the peak of his powers,
with the golden promise of the
world spread before him, not
with the prosaic facts of making
a living strewn behind him.
1T WAS easy enough to talk
irritably about growing up, and
making the sort of jokes Fred
Lytton delighted in, jokes about
campus wonders who could
never forget that their pictures
had been in the papers when
they were still wet behind the
ears.
1t was not so easy, however.
to put yourself in the place of
the man who had been that
campus wonder. The irritability
and the jokes faded before the
urgency of the need.
Grace Hilliard, looking at her
husbands bent back, knew now
that, even if Sam had been able
to overcome his Lack of interest
and achieve the success she knew
he had it in him to win, even if
in the past fifteen years he had
won the heights MIR. Chiswick
had himself attained, still to
Sam, the success could not mean
what it would have meant to
her or, for that matter, to any
body else.
HE fates had touched, and by
their touch, SCARED him in a way
that few could understand. One
of those few was, or should be.
wife.
Sam had known much too
early, before he was old enough
to place the knowledge in its
proper perspective, the intoxica-
ton of the roaring crowd. He
needed something that other
people, people like Fred Lyt-
ton, would never need. What
was an Office promotion. from
assistant salesnanager to sales
manager, by comparison with
that need? If man did not live
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never heard that sound in his
voice. Watching him in shocked
amazement, she saw something
in his crouched figure, in the
slope of his shoulders as he bent
over the jack, that. drove the
resentment abruptly from her
mind. Her hands, loosening the
bolts of the spare tire in the lug
gage compartment, stopped NOV
ing. She stared at her husband
as though she had never seen
him before.
A lump formed slowly in her
throat. After accepting Mr..
Chiswick's s invitation Grace, who
should have known better, had
spent a futile hour pleading with
Sam. Watching her husband
now, she remembered all at once
what she had forgotten in the
excitement caused by Mr.. CHS
wick's call. And in her anger at
Sam for disregarding the fact
that they couldn't possibly drive
to the game and get back to Mr..
Chiswick's chateau in time for
the dinner.
SAM" Grace Hilliard said, and
she stopped. She had thought
only of the fact that, if they did
not appear at Mr.. Chiswick's
chateau that night-or even if
they appeared late, because
everybody knew he detested
lateness & Sam would not be
the Chiswick Chemical Corpora
tons new salesmanager.
. Fred Lytton had not been an
all-American halfback in his day.
Fred Lytton did not look back.
Fred Lytton looked forward.
Fred Lytton's triumphs were all
ahead of him. Fred Lytton knew
that football was just a game.
Fred Lytton would not disre-
gard Mr.. Chiswick's invitation,
or be late. Fred Lytton would be
there, and Fred Lytton would be
early. Now, looking at her hus-
bands bent back, and hearing
again the echo of that shocking
break in his voice, Grace Hilliard
remembered what she had for
gotten.
SAM" she said once more.
She had forgotten what this one
day in the year meant to the
man she loved. Sam" she said.
"I-"
She stopped again. Apologies
were useless. Words, however
sincere, could not replace a mo-
ment of those precious hours to
which Sam Hilliard looked for
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04

Pride is to the character, like the
attic to the house-the highest part,
and generally the most empty.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
Montonons Attend
California Picnic

Mrs. Bertha Krebs, former Libby
lady, writes of an interesting get
together of former Montana resi-
dents at the Montana picnic held
in Los Angeles February %. Among
those present from Lincoln county
were Alice (Garrigues) Flint from
Yak, Lewis and Bob Fetterly, T. L.
Mccullough, Leonard Mckay and
Helen Flesher RAIDER from Eureka,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kammeyer from Lib
by, as we'll as Mrs. Krebs and son
George from Libby.
Also present were Frank Marsh,
Hollinsteiner and c. l. ONeil OF
Kalispell who are well known in
this community. There were 81
present from Lake County and l2d
from Kalispell, says Mrs. Krebs.
A wonderful time was had. Bob
Fetterly is teaching near Bakers
field and Lewis is in Los Angeles
Mrs Krebs is now living at the
home of her son George at 946 So
Lake ST., Los Angeles. They en-
joyed a visit from another son
Rude, February 2. Rude is, now
at Rockport, Calf,
They are expecting Mr.. Krebs II
the near future as he sailed from
Afghanistan February 2.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
NATIONAL An CLUB WEEK

The week of March 1st thru
March 18th has been proclaimed Ma
tional All Club Week, reports
Frank Robinson, County Agent.
This youth organization is prin-
cipally for rural youth, although
there are a few clubs IN some OF
our larger cities.
Fourth Club work as that part
of Agricultural Extension work that
concerns itself with young people
between the ages of 10 and 20
years. These young people organ
re into community clubs, elect
their own officers and adopt their
own program. Thew are guided in
their work by a voluntary adult
leader and assistant leader. Each
member has one or more projects,
depending on his experience in club
work. This project is related to the
farm or the farm home. They raise
livestock, crops, make clothing, pre-
pare foods, etc. Each club meets
twice a month for a minimum of
10 meetings. At these meetings
club projects are discussed. After
the business is taken care of, there
is time for recreation. They sing,
play games, 60 on hikes, and have
tours to see projects of other club
members. They learn how to con-
duct an orderly business meeting;
learn how to cooperate and how to
enjoy their leisure time. The over
all supervision of Club work in the
county is taken care of by the
County Extension Agent, who is CO.
operatively employed by the County
the State and Federal Government.
The objects of All Club work are
to teach rural boys and girls the
latest and best practices in agrl-
culture and home economies; to
help them have a better understand
ing and a greater appreciation Of
rural life.
In Lincoln County last year there
were eight All clubs, with an en-
rollment of 103. These clubs were
under the immediate guidance of
voluntary community leaders and
assistant leaders. These leaders de-
serve a lot of credit for the time
and energy they devote to these
young people.
In the State, there were 8,400
Club members last year. There is
going to be an attempt to increase
mis- to 10000 this year. The Ma
tional enrolment is approximately
100000. This years Club theme
will be Creating Better Homes To-
day for a More Responsible Citizen
shin Tomorrow"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
Libby P.T.A. Hos q
Membership of III

A charter of 1T members was
closed for the Libby P. T. A. which
held its second meeting with a
packed audience in the New Cen
fraI Auditorium, Wednesday even
ing at 7:3O o'clock. President Will
lard Hiatt presided with Mrs. Vim.
Guernsey serving as secretary.
A trophy, beautiful azelea
plant. was awarded to the second
grade room taught by Miss John
son. for having the largest per-
centage of parents in attendance,
which was 4396; Mrs. Clay Par
.kers second grade room with 37%
was second.
A report from the Music Spon-
sors Club stated that more than
.one-half of the robes for the, girls
chorus are finished, and more vol
unteer help will be appreciated in
completing the work. Mrs. Luvia
Craven. chairman, Mrs. Harold
Thomson and Mrs. R. H. Brennan
have spent much time on these cos
fumes. and deserve much credit
for the work. The club has raised
$3.50 for this project. Plans were
made to call a meeting soon of a
group of organization heads in Lin
coin County to form the nucleus
of a County Citizens committee to
study the proposed plans for school
reorganization in Montana.
An interesting feature of the
meeting was panel discussion con-
Quoted by Mrs. Fred R. LaRoquc,
chairman of the program committe
with Mrs. Fred Maurer, Willard
Hiatt. and Sup't o. L. Gillespie par
ticipating in which the purposes
and detectives of a P. T. A. were
outlined, stressing cooperation be-
tween the school and the home on
all matters concerning the welfare
of the child
The next meeting is set ahead
from April 7, to March 81, as teach
ers will attend the N. w. Teachers
Convention in Spokane, April 7-8-
9. A lunch of cookies and coffee
was served at the close of the meet
ing
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04

Pride is seldom delicate; it will
please itself with very mean adj
Vantages.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
HEALTH MEETING

Sup't Gillespie was in Kalispell
Wednesday to attend a meeting Of
the Montana Health Planning Com
mittee at the Mayfair Cafe, repre-
senting this district
Discussions were to be led by
Sheldon E. Davis, Phi. D., chairman
of the Montana Planning Committee
and who is also past president of
Montana State Normal at Dillon.
Other speakers of the day were
to include B. K Kilbourne, M. D.;
K. Elizabeth Anderson, NJ A.; and
Mrs. Francis Macdonald, R. N. and
b. S.