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Evening star., 1948-02-01

ALEXANDER, ALICE E. WINSTON. In
and wiNsN SYRg smSTy q My Rho
passed to eternal rest, February l, 1889.
,,v,,llrb Il gIvfshh h1la1iI Hls Rsleved' sleep
DEVOTED L1lffSN RAgsiNHtdsSA 4. ALEXANDER. .
ALEXANDER, ALICE ELENOR. In sad
asiIiicE EfiENoR ALaxANpERsa who de-
parted tbs is rsDruasfy = N. l. isss .s s.ar
a day that comes with SAD regrets,
HSd As enf bShaEE shs Hi ga. RsssI
IDsoN AND CARRIE LOMACK.
CONRAD. LESLIE; In me%ery MOI y Of roS oSr
RAD. who left us one year ago January
we hope some day we all will meet
pEVoTEp " nsTsr wFE RfF1 @falhGL LILLE CONRAD, AND
dep.1sed DANIlg fsiend SEoade aSoRde psR2s who
passed away l year ago today Feouary
until memory fades and life departs
You will live forever in my hearI
DEVOTED FRIEND, EDNA SEWELL.
DOUGLAS. BETTE S. tnee Rehl In
voted mother. BETTE S. DOUGLAS (nee
Reh), who passed away seven years ago
today; vo seIrus5y sta|r away l. sna 1s4l left us,
To 1inger here below
We think OF you so fondly,
Because we loved you so.
For all your loving kindness
You asked nothing in return.
If all the world deserted us,
To you, mother we could turn.
Since you went first, and we remain,
One thing we would have you 90,
Walk slowly down the path Of gold
For some day We will follow you
We want to know each step you took,
That we may walk the same;
For some day down that lonely road
You will hear n,Tn US &C.! yonr SIIT, hamss nRMN
ELLETT. WILLIAM D. A tribute OF love
and devotion to the GE Gherlshed = memgiy yr3 q
who departed this life four years ago
today, February /, 1914
In my heart your memory nngeFs
sweetly, tenderly. fond and true.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE MYRTLE T..
ELLETT.
GILL, KENNETH GEORGE. In loving
GEORGE GILL, who departed this life 12
years ago today. February !, 1886.
do not need special day
To bring you to my mind:
The days ! do not think OF you
are very "iI LovGNa MOTHER.
GREEN. MARGARET. In loving Esmsmr M
brance of my dear aunt au! ~ ,MAKGAREr e Ri
ago today, February /. 1916.
Gone but not forgotten;
No, you shall never be.
As long as life and memory last
I shall always think Of thee.
HER NIECE, DOROTHY LIGGINs.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Februory's Five
Sundays Stressed
By Bible Glass

The Bethesda Christian Church
Bible School is emphasizing that
there will be five Sundays this
month - which occurs only three
times this century.
The school has mailed out notices
to all church members that spe-
cial certificate will be presented to
every one who attends. Sunday
school in February. These certifi-
Gates will point out that this will be
the only February for almost 80
years that members will have the
opportunity of going to Sunday
school on five February Sundays
The Sunday school meets at 9:45
am. Charles L. Jones is general
Superintendent.
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Garns uf Thanka

CHAPMAN, WILLIAM HENRY. The
widow of the late WILLIAM HENRY
CHAPMAN wishes to express her heart
felt thanks and appreciation for, the mes
saees and telegrsms of sympathy, oeau-
tiful horal offerings received; also to Ar
linston Lodge, No, 3s4 and the many
DAVIS, KATIE C. 70 f1i the many many friends
The the late 'S1s KATIE Z c. D. DAVIS we wish to
express our since thanks and apprecia-
tion for the Kindness extended during her
illness and at az her her passing p5s AM p.,,v
DAVIS, WALTER R. The family of the
ears. cards and beautiful floral tributes
of sympathy in our recent bereavement
WALKER, MARION til ThREsA: SAW! The
family of the late MARION TERESA
WALKER wishes to express its sincere
thanks for the kindness and sympathy
extended them during their recent be-,
reavement. Especially is 1t grateful for
the beautiful floral tributes, cards OF
coincidence and acts of kindness
WHITE, SADIE. We wish to express
cur sincere thanks and appreciation to
relatives. neighbors and friends for the
beautiful noral tributes, cards and express
sions Of sympathy at the passing of our
beloved sister, SADIE WHITE.
BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
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Dratha

THANM. JOHN JAMES; On Friday,
!!
- at Chambers Riverdaie Funeral
aome m Mass NJ viii viii be offered at St. Jes
sssin rSmss Gs'hfs st fasatssRiIIe sRhIeh Md
interment Arlington National Cemetery
with full military honors.
TORBERT, ANNIE L. On Friday. Jan.
go .Ns ME C. C. nsE Seoved VIE
Me Nae Kennedy: ~ ArthaF an,s ISrsist. TaFsfst.
frisnds GlaasI may csIi at the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home. 131 11th st, Sc where
wiz be held On MSnaay and iends
invited. interment GIenwood Cemetery. l
TUozzo, LOUIS. On Thursday. jan
me nsss louis s1'i 'Tiuozzo. beloved father Of
and Lss Ann nsSss. Tgs5s and and Or9thss Sans
aaInG duoITS; MSs Services ice Il chs@bers Funeral
Home 81 Z llth Il s. s en Wssns
ton National Cemetery.
January. 20, 194s, SAMUEL, =, WAssERMAaa, an
SseSsq SesS aSss q Mss
washington, D. c., and DR.. Earl r. Wasser-
man of Urbana, III BE also Is sqryiveo Dy
Nd. and ave brothers, Harry Wasssrman
man Of Philadeiphia. Pa; joseph w. Wssssr-
Wss wass.Smaa Fl 81 WssShinsssn Serves
at the Goldberg Funeral .br,nsv Home; 4Il7 a. sts
En- nm mourning dil5 at 5sf Buchanan st. NV. /
WATKINS, LORETTA On THURSDAY,
sqS 80 1913 ESkx 4 IA l
John croppsT: mrs. Ellen. c; TebbsIt I,s, and i
ans asares Wtosr E. A. TosSert. u1s She also leaves
Ss%: sss sJ,R Rn l. t5om
WHEELER. JOSEPH BARBOUR. On
Hnu5saiy Hospsa jaSsEE asssEgsEY s BOZ
aSsSta Ss Motion Il nT essE dsTo'ss son hef1na
and als aeTaa fe'Ssse %seeler and brother Of
sss HsTrS JsSes ana M2s cecilia
laV. other relatives ia.lda and many y
inViaed ahei TO- cali cali at psTf 81 NV: High
requiem mass will be celebrated at Holy
cathoic Church New Tns,d.1 Xcrk rsS sad
ruary 3, at am. interment Arlington
National Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS ~
WaITTAKER 1sAs AGNEs saShs on o%HIrAksK Tagssdag
S.ssfo asSior 81 and COUSIN Of Katheen Williams
She also is survived by eight great at nissees e
iMnS Ing at the Maivan 4 sehlsy Funeral
where services win Be held Monaay %nodjs ssD An
csmstery Gsasy = runsqal ana private
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM EDWARD. On
Y Ssts Ssasary No. &c. A 1a4s hS ARD
LII ssovssd sns t.s4 has0sad II . e Aaa
Th0msf II ana sdyars nrs annsbss H asntfs y and
HUNT l. Ryon Funeral Home, Waldorf
termens term Mohdss TTinity Church, Newport. Nd.
Relatives and friends invited.
woLTz, ERNEST NJ, sR. On Friday, ihsy,
January so, 194s, at his residence. 1897
Mass M ia after s.ovea Snf fhuspsnd psss oF Lena
Ernest NJ. VOLT, .jr.; and brother Of Irene
En- st1 81 se ed kobe4 Ass sfss Mssnr5 FEenss
will be held on Monday. February z. at
2 5.,r pm. 1ntermens consress'0nai Gene
u,ry woSp' Sa is4s' IaMhs JAMES H. WooD Of 81
D st. Sc, beloved husband of Mrs. Mabel
R. Wood father Of Mrs Juanita Hodge
and James and Melvi1 Wood; He also a,.i is
eW, four sisters-in-law. two daughters-in-
law, other relatives and friends. Remains
may be viewed after IL noon Sunday, Feb;
Home, 614 4th st. s.w, where funeral
services will be neld Monday; February z,
At pm, ReY. RAYMOND Robinson Of
ficiating Interfnent in Payne's Cemetery
Family may be seen at the above resi-
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Draths

3d. Ss4s oa I2sz 4R e r5fss 'anass
OF Michi, Furi. Sacfii and Tatsuo Anraku
Ms sads MqTi:a and HsseTs Ms bemkO FHasaa Has
Home, Hu; 1900 chapin st. NV on sunday
February 1, at l pm, Interment private
ARNOLD, LOUISA EMMA. On Friday
feaHss foGlsA EaMA ARNo15 llns'H NEE Hayes! be
ScsS cSeT Tai d S9 %am Man ndmand a.
and Gilbert +. Arnold Mrs. Samuel N
Podd Mrs MI W.. J. " Ross codEs.v MEs John prie,S
may, cali at the Birch Funeral Home, 3oS4
edist Church. Laneley. Va, on Sunday
1esS SsR;,sss5s F:; SRgraR sSsssn,,
bAeH Of 5so2 4 4h ls4 st. R 5eoEsd VII
Of Benjamin Auerbach and devoted mothel
OF Manuel and Julius Auerbach, Mrs. PhillI
funeral services at the Bernard Danzansks
d Son Funeral Home. 1901 14th St NV.
Sunday, February |. at 2 Pm, Intermeff
AUSTIN. LUELLA. on Wednesday, Jan.
Rs LyEILA La, AgsTdN bsSyed asss " wife 60. .
Theola Battle. Geneva Smith, Almeta JET
sssef ofhf Raa ps aaq Af
relatives and friends. After pm. Satur.
day, January 81, friends may call al, ths
y: Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church; l43: q !;
February 3 q. pm st the ths above , ipneTs "a
terment Woodlawn Cemetery.
BEAL, LUCY c. On Thursday. Janu.
ary 90, 1913. LUCY c. BEAL, wife ot
pesl she also IS survived by her mother
other relatives and friends Remains may
be viewed after II am Sunday FEBRUARY
!, at Barnes & Matthews Funeral Home
614 4th st; sw.. where funeral services
soon m = Res aeif 3nds NJ Rsndsi oeatins IN:
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. /
, Ssnqa1K e. sss a PEovsenss bsoSsa BS bSs
s.nd Of eoFnsia Berger nss Gent
RAYMOND W. Berger and Mrs. Mildred
Hitafter. Funeral from the Timothy Han
Ion Funeral Home, 1881 Georgia ave. NV,
on Monday, February 2: at $50 am;
Hish requiem mass at st. Francis De Sales
Ss.R.s SeIaR ssa sad Fl Friend. ays nv.d s At e
30 Bowman, MA CeRsisfS ERNEST LEO. On Friday.
January 80, 194S. at the Newton
e.; $!E; :;
man and brother OF George E.,
olive G., William A. Eldon, Paul R., Ber-
nard B.. Pearl L. and Porter H. Bowman;
Mrs. Frank Gulli, Mrs Charles Costello,
Mrs Audrey Mason and Mrs. George Lutz.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home. l4oo
at l pm. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Fother Leo Knoppe, 80.
Boston Pastor, Dies
BY the Associofsd Press

STONEHAM, Mass, Jan. 31-The
Rev. Leo John Knappe, 80, pastor of
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
in Stoneham for the past 18 years,
died today at West Palm Beach,
Fla, while on a vacation.
He was a graduate of Canisius
College, Buffalo, NY; the Univer-
sity of Innsbruck, Austria: and
Apollonaire College, Rome.
He was a native of Boston.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
,RERr c. SNOW, National secretary.


MURDOCH, FREDERICK. On Saturday;
sa"nHls st. NV, Fl FREDER1cK MURDocK, beloved
Of MIS- Alberta snd tasnev MuG
dock, brother Of Mrs, Sarah spriggs; He
also leaves other. relatives and friends:
Notice of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS oS
w Ernest Jarvis Co.
NASH, MARGARET G. On THURSDAY; 2; +
quincy st. NV MARGAREI G. NASH; aasber ee ef
as5ssseiE as6Fse T. fRIasa1 Nssh from Tie
above residence on endsn1 MGnday, aeoruary
GabrieIps Church at am. 1nterment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
NEWMAN JULIA A. DePa5ted seas 1hIA 5his lise A
the the late Maggie E, Johnson, the devoted
aunt Of Mrs. Geraldine Ross, Mrs s. Nellie dIi
Messy aPd of Nj Hebs1s snd Rachel
SON Other. relatives and many friends
also mourn her passing Remains rrsss resting
Il Home. sne aSd sGha and Eve S ses sV where
! tives and friends may call on Sunday
February after II h am hs,d ana a. whs1e Maeday ~
february ., at ! pm. Rev, W B; Nash SsIl
4 ssImsRs HSsDis g So
Gresham pl. NV. She leaves to mourn mourn
their loss loving sister r,ra Mrs' NMn1a Giivia
and Mrs. Louise irving; three uncles, other
relatives and friends. Remains may be
at the Dabney g.. Garner Funeral Home,
442 NJ ST. NV Mass will be offered on
Monday, February ?, at am, at Holy
soul. Interment Mount olivet Cemetery.
O'CoNNoR, JOSEPH NJ. On Thursday,
January 29, 194s, JOSEPH M. O'CoNNOR.
OConnor and brother Of Mrs: Margaret E.
Lyddane and Miss Abbie o'Connor. Fu-
neral from 1924 wisconsin ave. nv On
to Holy Trinity Church. Georgetown, D.
c.. where the holy sacrifice Of the mass M
friends invited. 1nterment Holy Rood
Cemetery. l
Evening star., 1948-02-01
BEVERAGE Unit to Meet

The advisory council of the Wom-
ems Association of Allied Beverage
Industries will meet at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow at $3.50 Wisconsin avenue
NV, home of Mrs. Helen Millman,
vice nreSident
Evening star., 1948-02-01
CEMETERY LOTS.


1T. LINCOLN, choice, 6 or II lots, cheap
greatly under present cost. WI. 1853
FAMILY PLOT Of sites In choice sec.
tion Of Fort Lincoln Cemetery; priced very
Kensington ST., New Haven, Conn.
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-All Of lot 1888
section 1-B, sites: reasonable. RA. 77S2
IN WASHINGTON National Cemetery, 4
burial lots, No. 179 section, N. GE. 1875
ChoL 1oc rcrt IiDac,r , mr. 1amous now
lots: will sell all or part. Silver Sprine
0215. s.s.s-.g =a---te.s. = zs,e.. as4ssst.
FORT LINCOLN, lots, $500 cash. WA
5000.
tween church and lake: market S595;
sacriflce, cash. 1915. OWNER, MI. 1907.
FL CHOICE CEMETERY LOTS in Cedar
Hill Cemetery must be sold at sacrifice
coined j. E. BINDEMAN, Executor, 1897
woodward Bldg. DI: 0630. 3
Evening star., 1948-02-01

II a bers Of the Second Divisior
! ] !: ! J:
Association will meet at tht
Fort Myer Chapel Fort Myer
.M Va, at 9:45 am. Monday
eW February ,, 194S. to attend
WV the funeral services for ROB.
ERT j. (MUGGSYl MORRIS
" formerly of the 18th Field Ar
Evening star., 1948-02-01
WILLIAM c. TENDICK, Master.
FRED BERTRAM. Secretary. l

FRED BERTRAM, Secretary.
MAYHEM, EDWIN THOMAS. Suddenly.
Friday, January 80, 194S, at his daugh-
ters residence, at Fredericksburg, Va,
EDWIN THOMAS MAYHEM, beloved hus-
band Of the late Mary Elizabeth Mayhew
and father of Edwin, Boyd, Charles Emory
and Amos Mayhew; Pearl Cudmore and
Ethel billiard Friends may call at Gssch' s
Funeral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave, Hy.
fAt6sville3 Md, where services will be held
on Tuesday, February s, at 2 pm. Inter
fment Evergreen Cemetery, Bladenspurs'
Evening star., 1948-02-01
WHY PAY MORE!

Neally, there is no reason what
soever for you to pay more for the
ordinary when Chambers gives the best
for much less We are simply repeat
ing what we've said so many, many
times before Chambers services are
low-priced they are indeed beautiful
and dignifed. Why Pay More!
Evening star., 1948-02-01
ALFREDA M. KRIPP, President.
GERTRUDE E. MILES, Secretary.

day. January 81, 194S, REV. JOHN l
CARROLL OF 15l7 Jackson st. ne. He
leaves a devoted wife, Mamie R. Carroll
roll; one daughter Eva Allen; one grand
SON Charles Allen, Jr., and one sister,
Carrie Cannon. The late Rev Carroll
30 H st. ne. after 4 pm, Tuesday
Funeral Wednesday, February 4, at p;m
at Miles C. M. E. Church; 3rd St. be-
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. )
Evening star., 1948-02-01

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Evening star., 1948-02-01

KRAUS. JOHN G. special communi-
cation Of Arminius Lodge, No
25, F. A. A. M, is hereby called
IN for Monday. February :, l94S,
NMXo at l pm, at the Masonic Tenn
~4 pie, 18th ST. and New York ave.
NV, for the purpose of paying
our last MASONIC tribute to our
lat tn KRAIIS
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DrafhH

BOYD. ALEXANDER, On Tuesday. Jam
AIExANpER BOYD Funeral from Boyd's
! Funeral Home, 1898 20th st. NV, Mon-
day, February ,, 1880 pm.
| BULLARD, CLAUDE. On Thursday
January -. 1913, at Gallinger Hospital
CLAUDE BULLARD, devoted husband OF
Isabelle Bullard, He leave%sa host OF rela-
ruary rsr % = l94s, al 80 pm from Boyd's
Funeral Home, 1913 10th st. NV.
BUTLER. CHARLES W. Departed thi.
life on Thursday, January 80, 194s, at hi
! residence, Mechanicsyille. Md, CHARLES
and Maria Bryant of .Asbury Park. N. J;
and Abraham Butler of Charlotte Han, ND
dsughters ae ftso % twenty t srandchildren, othei
relatives and host of friends Remains
may be viewed at his late residence aftel
Monday, February :, at 8 am, from the
Immaculate Conception Church, Mechanics
tville, Md.
80, I94s, MARY; CALIEN Of 1926 Epclie i
uy Xrnos Sfqed of A5sny ssr # # " Mrs ana %aa
Hines Hines Z Co. Funeral Home. 1901 14th St
on sTnston re0Tsss a
| (Abany, N. Y, papers please copy)
.rsnla,, Jacob Jones Post, No. .. the
| &4RSA American Legion, are notified
! tZS&A Of the death of Comrade MARY
/ EIS.AKf3X3 CALLEN Legion funeral sery-
! sHxSA6 ices will be held on Sunday
| E$SR evening, February /. 194S, al
! N@ $50 o'clock, at the S. H. Hines
Co Funeral Home, 2901 14tn st. nv. AL
| members are requested to attend.
RUTH B. MCKENZIE, Commander.
ESTELLE r. RUBY, Adjutant. i
| CALLEN, MARY. The officers and
members of the Col James S
| A Petit Auxiliary No; s, USWV;
| MRA will assemble at the Funeral
II A&N s. Home of the S. H. Hines Co.
| SNT 290I 14th st. NV, Sunday
KY evening, 7:15 pm. for the
! purpose of conducting funeral
services for our late Sister, MARY CAL
LEN.
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I'M Mrttturtattt

ALEXANDER, ALICE e. WINSTON. In
sacred and loving memory OF my motnsr,
passed to eternal rest, February 1, 1889.
He giveth His beloved, sleep.
TfTVnTEn nAIJGHTER,
Evening star., 1948-02-01

uary 30 194S, at GEORGETOWN Universit
Hospital, AMANDA GAMBLE, wife. o
Homer M. Gamble, loving mother of Mar,
E. Bruces Edward L. Moore and Roosevelt
relatives and friends also survive Afte
3 pm. Tuesday. February 3, friends ma
call at FraZier's Funeral Home, Inc, 3s
r. l. ave. NV. Funeral Wednesday. Feb
ruary 4. at l pm. from the Liberty Bap
tist Church. Rev. H. T. Gaskins officiating
In Iincnlrn Mnnnnrial CennnterY
Evening star., 1948-02-01

Friday, January 80, i94s, at his resi-
derce. 1912 Clagett I'd. University Park,
band of Valerie F. jenkins and father of
Patricia and Jack Jenkins, jr FRIENDS
may call at Gasch's Funeral Home, 4739
at st. Andrews Episcopal Church, Col
lege Park, Md. on Tuesday. February 3,
at IL am Relatives and friends invited.
Interment private Please omit overs. 2
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Induction Sci Wednesday
law Washinqton Men

Fourteen men have been ordered
to report for induction Wednesday
District Selective Service head
quarters announced. They are:
Louis Benjamin, 5000 Fourteenth
street NV; Roy w. Koenig, 1912
Seventh street NV: Richard T.
Wilson, 1852 Rock Greek Ford road
NV; Paul e. Giger, 205 Webster
street NV; Gordon D. Bognovitz,
S31 Delafield place NV: Elliott J.
Wilson, 1894 Neal street NE.
Arthur H. Hailstalk, 440 Manor
place NV; Ralph L. Aiken, l010
Spring road NV; Catalina l.. Ia
vala, 1864 Park road NV; Harry
Goodman, 636 Newton street NV;
Maurice D. Leach, 38ll Van Ness
Evening star., 1948-12-05
First Announcements
OF Yu|etide Bonuses
Begin 10 Appear
1y the Asseeinied Prsss

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The first
trickle of what employees hoped
would become q food Of Christmas
or year-end bonuses appeared this
week. Most of the early Yuletide
extras were being paid in the
Northeast.
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York
announced that all its employees in
the United States except officers
would receive Christmas bonuses
ranging from 10 to 13 per cent of
their base earnings for the year.
Employees who have worked full
time since last New Years at Grand
Union Co. and who are not on a
profit-sharing plan will be paid an
extra weeks salary.
Commercial National Bank &
Trust Co. already has paid Its cler-
ical staff a bonus of 8 per cent OF
their 1948 salaries.
And clerical workers Of Reynolds
g. Co., a member Of the New York
Stock Exchange, are receiving
holiday bonus of one and one-half
months salary based on length of
service.
All employees and officers of Bronx
National Bank were paid Christ
mas extras amounting to per cent
of their 1948 salaries, plus ! per
cent for each full year of service,
to a maximum Of the years salary
of each, exclusive Of overtime pay
ments.
At Clifton, N. j., the Board of
Education announced that its
school employees would receive $275
each as a cost-of- living bonus. with
substitute teachers getting 10 per
cent of their years pay.
General Aniline & Film Corp
planned to disburSe bonuses to 9,400
workers with six months or more of
service. The extras will range from
3 per cent of the yearly base pay
for those of five years or more en-
ployment to / per cent for those
with less than one year.
Directors of Oneida, Ltd, of
Oneida, N. Y. announced a third
quarter Christmas profit bonus of
or per cent OF. the october sal
ary rate, depending on length of
service.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Hearing Society to Elect;
Kruse to Address Group

Arthur H. Kruse, executive direc-
tor of United Community Services,
will address the annual meeting of
the Washington Hearing Society at
8 pm. tomorrow in the society ofnces
at 2431 Fourteenth street NV.
Members of the board for the
Red Feather agency also will be
elected at the meeting, and reports
will be presented by Miss Rose Fell
bach, director. and Miss Rosamond
G. Wright, hearing aid consultAnt.
Title OF Mr.. Kruse's talk is "An In
terpretation of United Community
Services and the Part Played by Its
Agency Members"
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Y Pan American Club
To Honor Mrs. Goodwin

Mrs. Clarence Norton Goodwin,
vice president of the YMCA Pan
American Club, will be honored at
the Central Branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, p736 q
street NV. at 3 pm. today.
DR.. Alberto Lleras, secretary gen.
eral Of the Pan American Union,
will speak on the structure of his
organization, and children from
Latin American Embassies will pre-
sent songs and dances. Mrs. Tru-
man has been asked toSattend.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
10 Women Join Marines

Eighteen former reserve officers
of the Women Marines recently
selected for regular commissions
will join three others on duty at
Marine Headquarters here on De-
cember 13, for a week of indoc-
trination before assignments to
their regular duty stations.
Evening star., 1948-12-05

street NV; McFsll Kerby, jr,
4424 Volta place NV; Richard
H. Lee, $500 Jenifer street NV,
and Philip G. Cox, 1922 Military
road NV,
Hungry Horse news., 1948-10-01
H. H. Main Street
Named Park Avenue

Hungry Horse Builders disussec
parks, water and fire protection
at their Wednesday evening meet
ing al the DamtoWn tavern.
r. committee of Chris BJornsoa,
Carl Anderson and Mr.. Thompson
were appointed to arrange for CO.
operative fire protection.
New name for highway No. IN
Hungry Horse might be Park ave-
nue.. Number of businesses in
Damtown section purchased ht5
with idea that land fronting nigh
way No. 2 in the Andersen-McAll-
Ian plat would be parks.
Now they fear they'll be on
second street facing rear end Of
including Andersen's
(brother) service station on land
they thought would be just trees
and grass, picnic spot for visit
ors. The Park avenue battle con-
tinues.
AS to water, the community a.
waits Otober ID hearing by Mon
.ana's Railroad Commission IN
Hungry Horse.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-10-01
next week

and's mother, Mrs. Elmer Star
bird, who will spend a few days
here then go on to Seattle and
California.
There was big crowd at the
opening of the Elk Horn bar
Saturday night.
We will all be happy to see the
water bitches covered and the
streets passable again. Nearly ev-
eryone in the old DamtoWn area
has running water now.
We are sorry that we haven't
been able to contact more peo-
pie for news items this week. We
will greatly appreciate any items |
brought into the Wapiti Trading :
post.
Walter Payne bought four Of
he Hungry Horse cabins last week
rom his son, Bernard Payne.
Bernard and Walter Payne made
trip to Ratndrum and Tinsed,
where all of the Paynes live.
Walter stopped at Libby on his
yay back to see his sister, Mrs.
race Brown.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-10-01
New Club Meets

Mrs. Vic Nadeau and Mrs. Har-
old Tolley were hostesses at the
housing project club meeting We'd
nesday evening. 1t was held at
the Nadeau apartment.
During the evening ways of
obtaining street lights, and a pub
lie telephone for the project were
discussed Those present were also
in favor of converting the vacant
project lot into playground.
Present were Mesdames Olaf
Vestre, Ed Seeb, Al Chinourd,
Dick Beadle, Stanley Houston,
Buzzie Reeves, Bill Sarette, Al
Shay, and the nostesses.
The next meeting will be held
October 20 at the home OF Mrs
Reeves. Mrs. Seeb will assist. All
women of the project are invited
to attend
Hungry Horse news., 1948-10-01
Plan Halloween Party

The Crystal Creek club met a
the home of Mrs. Van Garlougr
last Friday.
The rattle prize, worked piIlo"
tops, was won by Mrs. Ida SEQ
ivy. A Halloween party Will ne
held at the next meeting, October
80, at the home of Mrs. Francis
Stevens. Each member is asked to
bring a stamped dishtowel.
Members of the club ere Mes
danes Vida Carter, Allie War
ner, Ida Sedivy, Lena Cavslar,
Franis Stevens, Elda Downes, and
Al Garlough. Visitors present were
Dorothy Ritter, Leva
Ellingson, Violet Butcher, Erma
Berger, and Bertha Nelson. Re-
were served by the
hostesses at the close.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-10-01
More Falls Locals

John and Joe Scheonborn. Havre
Havre, visited the Sedivv home
Thursday.
Phil McElroy, Choteau, visited
the Van Garloughs last Wednes-
day evening.
Forrest Lucas returned homo
last saturday after spending the
summer in Washington.
ELECTRICITY was turned on at
the Carter, Stevens, Benzien and
Larkln homes this week. They
were e, the first families hooked up
as they had their houses wired
mr.. and Mrs. Dom Goss, miss |
will speak at the Fi,.s+
Baptlst church Sunday evening at
O'Clock They are enroute to
'apan for missionary service