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Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-19
Half Moon Notes
Mrs. Frank Smith

Several Whitefish ladies attend
ed a pinochle party at the nome
of Mrs. Rudolph Arvidson Tues
day eve. A very lovely time was
enjoyed and a delicious lunch serV-
ed.
The club ladies honored little
Terry Lee, infant son of the James
Friskes, to a baby shower Wed
nesday eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil McElWaln
came home from their hunting
trip with a lovely elk.
The Canyon View children are
beginning to make plans for their
Christmas program.
Most all of the Half Moon bunch
came back from their hunting
trips with their meat.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-19
Bolton Briefs
By Jane Mcdonnell

Prizes awarded at the masq
uerade dance held at the Parl
hall Saturday night went to Mrs
William Lindsay as negro wo-
man, Floyd Henderson as a gauchc
and Douglas Cooper and his frierc
as a shiek and his wife. There
were many good costumes besides
! these four. Refreshments were
served.
| A few old friends and neighbors
surprised Mrs. Clement Brewster
Wednesday with a pot luck lunch
con which included a delicious
birthday cake. Mrs. Brewster
brought out her game of ana
grams, a word building game,
and everybody had jolly Tina
Mrs. Bartlett won the game. Mrs.
Brewster is a real old timer and
is now 76.
Mr.. Al Shoven, Sr. accompan-
led by his wife has gone to Great
Falls for medical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett
are home on visit from Texas
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tyree AMI
family are back again in Bolton
after living in Seattle during the
war. Mrs. Tyree is Mrs. Sloans'
oldest daughter
Mrs. Glib left Friday for
two weeks visit with her brother
in st. Paul.
Ralph Day reports that there
was eight inches of snow at the
Canadian line today.
Mr.. H. w. Hutchings is still at |
Poison hunting. The Houstons |
just returned from very Success
full hunting trip.
The Ski club, scouts, and cubs
are spending their weekends clear
ing brush off the ski hill for the
coming winter.
Mr.. Earl Ryan, also Dick Nelson
We're lucky in getting a deer. E.
Lundgren also got a deer before
he season closed.
Barbara Keller attended the
Fall Fiesta at Roman over the
weekend.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-19
Around Apgar
Bu AD0dT School
By ApJdT School

Thursday Apgar school had {
tea from 8 to p. m. The rea
sons for the tea were that people
might see our Fair project, have
a cup of coffee and try the cook.
les that the school children haG
made that morning. The children
made the cookies and put them in
the pans at school. Mrs. A. And
erson and Mrs. Willis live across
the street from the school house
They had their ovens hot and
the children went over there to
bake the cookies.
We didn't get our invitations
out until IL SO we were very hap
Ply when about 20 people came to
our tea. We all had a good time
and the cookies were fine. Jerry
Mackin was host, Billy Mackin
served coffee. Our Fair project
was about Apgar so we chose
Billy and Jerry because Apgar is
named for their grandfather.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brewster, Don
ma and Neil, drove to Kalispell
Sunday to visit the Charles Knick
family.
Jackie Washburn had a birth
day party Sunday and Wallace
Wayne Floren had a birthday
party Monday. Every one report
ed fine time at both these par
ties.
Mrs. Davis and daughters, SUI.
san and Sherry returned from
their trip to Boise Friday. They
had ben gone two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Bomport
and family and grandma Bomport
of Helena visited the Arthur An
derson family, Sunday.
Mary Ann Williams, Martin
City, visited Rita Williams, Apgar,
over the weekend.
The Apgar school was dismissed
Friday afternoon that Mrs. Har-
rington might go to open House"
At the Columbia Falls high school
With Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. A.
.hur Anderson. They all enjoyed
t a lot. They enjoyed meeting all
he teachers, and they thought |
he high school had an exception
lilly fine student body. We are
up the half day.
They also visited the grade
school. The grade school is crowd
ID, but they have a good group
# teachers who seem to be doing
rood work. They saw the sixth
trade dance. They did it very well.
drs. Anderson, Mrs. Wagner and
drs. Harrington were only sorry
hat they couldn't visit longer in
ach room.
The Apgar Study group met at
he school house Monday evening.
here were 18 present. Mrs. Dav-
5 read the topic for discussion.
drs. Kellogg and Mrs. Floren
yere hostesses for the evening.
! number of important subjects
with school and com
lunity were discussed. Sand
riches and coffee were served ,
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-19
John Walsh, y, Dies

Funeral services are being helc
today Friday at 10 a. m. foi
John Walsh, Y, longtime lum-
Der worker in Columbia Falls,
and more recently employed by th9
Great Northern. Father Hugh A.
Faley will officiate with burial in
Kalispell with Johnson Funeral
Home assisting. Closest survivor
is a sister of the late Mrs. Walsh,
Mrs. Fay Ryder, here from Spo-
kane.
PARTLY FURNISHED CABIN
for rent, one block south of post
office, Hungry Horse. Mrs. Emma
els
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-19
More Falls Locals

Mr.. and Mrs. James Everin or.
rived home Monday after two
months visit with relatives in New
York and the New England sta
ties.
Mrs. L. A. Schoenberg came
home Wednesday from the Kalis-
pell general hospital where she
had undergone an operation the
previous Monday. n
Pat Kelly, of the Columbia Falls
Lumber Co., is improving. He is
patient at the Kalispell general
hospital
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-19
Two Pay $50 Fines

Fined $50 each for killing d
,,onng bull elk in Glacier national
sor9 were Keith NJ. Corbin and
W N Fortner, Paradise. The men
were also given 80 days suspended
iail sentence and placed on pro
Ration for two years by W. d.
lindsay. U. S. commissioner, Case
was heard Tuesday. Elk was
.hot near Blacktail station.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-19
Coram Sponsors Dance

noon with several little friends
His mother served the all import
ant Happy Birthday cake, ice
cream, cocoa and sandwiches.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Frank
Groffy invited several little child
rem with their mothers in honor
of "Pinkie's" fourth birthday All
spent pleasant afternoon and en-
joyed the refreshments. Pinkie
blew out the candles.
The Franks have moved from the
Jim Johnson house to the Fehl-
berg place.
The Jim Johnsons have moved
into the little house just finished
on the back of their lot.
A baby girl was born Tuesday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fortune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Stedman are
the parents of a baby girl born
at the Whitefish hospital.
Mrs. Arvilla Reed returned Tu-
esday from a visit with her sis (
ters in Portland and California. |
She reports a very enjoyable |
vacation.
Honoring Mrs. Nina Gillispie's
friends gathered at the
Nita Johnson home for a few
hours of visiting and a jolly time
# banter and fortune telling ar
und the table while enjoying the
cake and ice cream, SER
ed by Mrs. Johnson. All enjoyed .
aving Mrs Margaret Shelton with
S again.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-19
To Teach First Ala

day night. Dinner will, ' :
by GSM at 500 O'CLOCK " Oe
es will start immedi..'a a
dinner. First aid instr'' 'sll
be given by Glen McC,,i' s''a
will be for all forere
and graveyard shifts. o
BOYS FULL-sIzED ~
bicycle for sale, exos, UaS
dition. Also portable ela asi'
ord player, excellent '''n'
Call Apt. 70, Hungry W. "as
eminent town after s y 'l$
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-19
lev No. 2 Causes Death

A Tuesday afternoon collision on
icv highway U. S. No. east OF
Bolton resulted in the death OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Baldry, 90, Rich
land. The Baldry car heading east
stonned TO assist a stalled motor
ist. A pickup truck driven by
WILEY ]. Williams, Cut Bank, came
around a corner and down the
grade. Williams, unable to stop
skidded into the Baldry car,
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-19

Andrew w. Westberg, Columbia
Falls has received his private
ni1ot,s license at the Flathead
county airport. George X. wan
slew Hungry Horse, student at
the airport, has made his first
solo flight.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-19
CD Unit to Meet

The voluntary CD unit, navy
reserve, will meet next Monday
7.3O. at the high school science
lab. Films will be shown ana
naval personnel in the CD reserve
enlisted. Commander H. H. Mahon,
Columbia Falls, will be in charge
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-19
COrarn Items

The F'ireman's ball to be held to-
morrow is important not only for
the enjoyment of a general get
together but brother, we need those
dollars for a building to house
our equipment and have it ready
when needed. This is our town.
all of US who live here, and not
one of us can afford to withhold
our support. Maybe you don't
dance, all right, buy the tickets
any way and if you don't believe
in that particular method, just do
nate your dollars. If we all con-
tribute now there will be no need
for a special drive for funds later.
The men who have charge of tick
ct sales are donating valuable
time going out to canvass the CON-
munity, when we really should
come to them with our contribu-
tons. Tickets are being sold in all
the business places.
Remember Someone is going to
get that turkey 1t could be you.
Mrs. Dan Glassman of Phila-
delphia, who has been making
her home with the Ralph Gibbons
family for some time, will leave
soon for Fort Sill where she will
join her husband who is in Army
service there. Mrs. Glassman is a
niece of Mr.. Gibbons.
Mrs. Willard Hilligoss left Sun
day for Oakland, where she will
join her son. They will go from
there to Long Beach where ne
will be married on Tuesday to
Miss Jeanne Kneer.
The Coram social club will meet
Tuesday at 100 p. m. at the home
OF Mrs. w. B. Churchill with Mrs.
Mower, hostess. Everyone well
come.
Lester Wetherbee sold his partly
finished house to Clyde Potter.
The Tom Collins family moved
from the Jay Buzzell cabin TO
South Fork town.
Lynn Hanrehan, nephew of Mrs.
Dora McShane, is here from
Whitehall on a hunting trip.
Ryan Martin was hurt when he
fell from load of ties at Marion,
where he has been working. He is ,
at his home here.
We are all glad to know Ed {
Gordon is home from the John ST.
mons hospital in Whitefish and
feeling better. {
Mrs. Maurice More was taken
to the Whitefish hospital last I
week. r
Mrs. Margaret Shelton spent a
Sunday with Mrs. Dora McShane. v
Mrs. Grace Nelson of Kalispell T
md son, John spent the weekend i,
With the Fehlbergs and Christoffs. t
Sgt. John v. Nelson arrived in TIN. T
states from Tokyo on October % a
hoard a hospital plane. He has n
'een under treatment at the Per-
y Jones General hospital at Bat s
lie Creek, and is now on an extend e
ID furlough. Sgt. Nelson spent O
learly four years in a Japanese q
'rison camp and re-enlisted in the q
Air corps for service in Japan N
bout year ago. N
Mrs. John Resser of Bigfork is II
laying with her daughter Mrs. e,
lobert McShane.
Mrs. Marcia Wells who teaches IL
the Flathead county high school T
pent Sunday with her cousin Mrs. is
E. Gordon. N
Mrs Fred Novak spent the week W
nd with her daughter Mrs. E. M. A
[utcheson at Glacier Park. CT
Larry Cottingham celebrated his m
'urth birthday Saturday after w
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-19
Progress at News Office

Improvement at the Hungry
uorse News office is the cash reg
;s+or of 1906 which replaces Gig
or box. It's 40 yearsold, and the
hell sometimes works.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-19
Police Chief RESIGNS

Sylvester Spike" Senner resign
ed Wednesday evening as Column
bia Falls chief of police.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-03

MADE solid wood;
have been used hinges beds
legs and sides made Of tops and the springs
laid in attceke and tied the outside with
Seeing Shrine the Pines" pines
Michigan, must at Idewldl
Yearly season at this sum-
resort The setting night Paradise
Club We tense with anticipation before the
What with lovely ladies from all the neghborng
expected to something pretty super.
I'd not be kidding told the show by itself
lit really bad.
There programs and q NC kept rushing
stage before each model introducing her describing
costume For instance Mrs. Pugh will wearing
lined with red ec blind person could many
times Mrs Pugh opened The whole thing dappont
ment twas more fun watching the audience.
Met many interesting folks like Mrs BIydena
house and spacious grounds surrounding IT,
home vegetable turkeys
two chickens auEhlnEy
admitted that the animals and fowls alike expecting
includes dog and cat that she also Cute?
Met Dr. Joe Thomas Sr, Of Detroit and his son.
Thomas time internationally known dancer
commonly called in dewd) has of the
talked about homes there
Dr. quite character himself me il wrote
of him carefully mention tha-In 1905 organized
Congo Improvement Incorporated Association
against Beums annexation of the Congo Belgium
Slave Colony in West Africa He continued his
constantly ignored by all nations but he Negro organza
tons continue to fight and hope. Satisfied, Doc?)
Ran into Mrs Matte Ericsson Of Chicago Her daughter
former wife of Bill "Bojangles" Robinson.
Whether quiet Sleep sports hours you
seek dlewid has it, chum Try to there next year.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-03

Birthday Greetings: Sept. s-Gwen-
dolyn Hughes. $3.50 Fourth Ave. So.
Emma Marshall. 1912 Fifth Ave. So
Sept 9-Blaine T. Ash. Rte 7. High
land Sta; W. T. Dodson, $500 Smelling
Ave. So; Tyler Howell Jr.. 22O7 Elliot
Ave. So; Mrs. Eva Fields, 6O4 Eighth
Ave. No; Mrs. Lillian Jackson. slO
Bryant Ave. No. Sept. 10 - Clarence
Russell. 1858 Glenhurst: s. A. Steele
i22 Dupont Ave. No; Anna Matthews,
1888 Fifth Ave. So; A. Westbrook. 33l3
Fourth Ave. So. Sept ll-George San
deTs, 5000 Garfield Ave. So; Viola Da-
viess, 90 Highland Ave. No: Ben
Smith. Sill ColfaX Ave. No. John Cy-
rus. 5000 Garfield Sept l2-Kenneth
Edward, 246H2 Fourth Ave So: Willis
Reed, 1892 Smelling Ave. So. Sept 10
Kenneth Grigsby, 874 Aldrich Ave.
No; Barbara Robinson. 1899 Fifth Ave.
So, Mrs. Ida Lucas, 2837 10th Ave
So. Sept. l4-CRrl Green, 723 Emerson
Ave. No: Fred Cobb. 534 Girard Ave
No: Mr.. James Cobb, 1882 Fifth Ave
Out-of-Town Greetings: Sept. g.
Bernadine Hall. Des Moines, la: Ellis
A. Riy, Washington. d. {. Sept 3
Louise Boyd, Toledo. Ohio. W. r. La
Plante. Grafton. N. d. Sept. lO-Alvin
Anderson. Des Moines. Ia: Fay Allen.
East Orange. N. J; Susie Ross. St
Paul. Sept. l2-OrTie II. Flood Seattle.
Wash. Sept. l3-Reginald Harris, St.
Paul. Sept. IL Mrs Blanche Washing
ton, Kansas City. Kans.; II. NJ. Cowan,
St Paul, MINI.
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Miss Arlene GaSkinS
and Mr.. John Daniels
United in Marriage

Miss Arlene Gaskins was given
away in marriage by her father,
John Wesley Gaskins to John
Oliver Daniels, Saturday evening,
August %, at o'clock in the
home of the Williams Millers, the
brides aunt and uncle.
The best man was Booker T
Daniels, brother of the groom,
Miss Alvira Gaskins, sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid. A solo, Il
Love You Truly" was sung by
Miss Sylvia Booker. Rev. H. c.
Boyd conducted the marriage.
The bride wore a light grey
suit with a red rose cOrsage. The
bridesmaid wore a light blue suit
with a pink Corsage. The brides
mother wore a black and acqua
dress and a pink corsage The
groom, best man and brides
father wore gray suits, and white
carnations.
A reception followed in the
Miller home. The out-of-town
guests included: Miss Sylvia
Booker, Sioux Falls, S. D., the
brides parents and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. W. Gaskins and
daughter, Alvira, Of Gheen, MINI.
Faro gambling was introduced
into France in 1874.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-03
Social and Personal

Mrs. YvOnne G. Weber, 779
Carroll, gave a party Friday,
Aug. q, at the Bonanza in the
honor Of Richard Gum of Kan
sas City, Mo. Mr.. Gum who will
soon leave for Kansas City is the
guest Of Mrs. Sherman Parker,
$50 st. Anthony Ave.
Tuesday Aug. "a, Miss Odessa
McAdams, TAP Carroll, was grad
uated from the St. Paul School
Of Hairdressing and Cosmetology.
Miss McAdams is now vacation
ing at home.
Edward F. Morris, Jr., is on a
ten day leave from the Navy Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Edward
Morris, 305 N. Chatsworth. At
the end of his leave, Morris will
return to his camp to be trans
ferred overseas in the European
area. he has been in the Navy
nearly four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Bonaparte Of
Chicago, Ill. are visiting their
mother and mother in-law, Mrs.
Edward Chapman, TOT St. An
thony. They will return to Chi
cago Friday.
Mrs. Betty Ransom Waters Of
Chicago spent the weekend with
her brother and sister-in-law,
Major and Mrs. Samuel Ransom,
l047 E. Rose.
Mrs. Thomas Bell and daughter
Catherine Of Newark, N. j., ac-
companied by Mrs. Mary Young
of Chicago motored to St. Paul
last Thursday to spend the week
end with their mother and grand
mother, Mrs. E. B. Johnson, $50
st. Anthony Ave. While in st.
Paul they were the guests Of
Major and Mrs. Samuel Ransom,
l047 E. Rose. Mrs. Bell is the
widow of the late DR.. Thomas
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-03

Picnic Dinner: A picnic dinner
was given in honor Of Miss Ar
lene Gaskins and John Daniels
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Crowder
in their garden Wednesday, Aug
ust rs. Friends and relatives at
tended the affair.
Dinner HOnOFing Bride TO-Be
and Groom To-Be: A dinner hon
oring Miss Arlene Gaskins and
Mr.. John Daniels, was given by
Mrs. william Miller, 1888 Fifth
Ave. So. The dinner was held
Friday night August 81. Friends
and relatives were present,
Miss Andrea c. Skinner, daugh-
ter Of r. A. Skinner, 1920 goth
Ave, So, left Friday. September
3, to resume her duties as teach
er at the Quincy Public School,
Cleveland, Ohio. She spent her
summer vacation with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Baines
1894 North Kent St., st. Paul,
wish to announce the engagement
and forthcoming marriage Of their
daughter, Beulah Vivian, to Mr.
Alvin M. Peery, son Of Mrs. Caro-
line Peery, 3729 Fourth Ave. So,
Minneapolis and Mr.. B. +. Peery
1920 Cumberland, 81. Paul. The
wedding has been planned for
early October.
Baby Boy: Mr.. and Mrs. Obie
Skipper, 1851 Fifth Ave. So, are
the proud parents Of a baby boy
born Wednesday, August 10, at
Fairview Hospital with DR.. W. d.
Brown as the attending physi-
clan. Mrs. Betty May Skipper Of
Paris, Mo, is spending two weeks
vacation with son, Obie, and
daughter-in-law, Francis Mary
Skipper.
Entertains at Brunch: Mrs.
Halle Ewing, 4048 Fourth Ave.
So, entertained at q brunch We'd
nesday morning, August rs. The
guests present included: Mines.
Ivy Massengill, Lizzie Richmond,
Marie Reddick, Alberta McElroy,
Solomon Hughes, Dorothy Payne,
Miss Esther Byars, and Mrs. Ger
trude Smith. The out-of-town
guests included, Mrs. Alice Hugh
ley Of Louisiana, Miss Ann Tay-
lor of Philadelphia, Mrs. Mar
garet Morgan Of Ogden, Utah,
and Mrs. Emma Thompson, Ev-
anston, Ill. They were entertained
with pokeno and music.
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Bell of New Jersey.
Last week, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Perkins, 984 Iglehart Ave, re-
turned home from their vacation
in Canada. While there Mr.. Rob-
ms attended the Masonic Annual
convention, which met in Win
nipeg, Manitoba.
The st. Anthony Hill Garden
club visited the rose garden
owned by Mr.. R. S. Wilcox, 1917
Pinehurst on August 20. Those
members viewing the garden
were: Madams Virgie Hedge, Lu-
ella Brown, Margaret Moore,
Anne T. Blair, Pauline WiSeman;
Matte Golf, Dolly Crushshon,
George Brayboy, Nellie Mason,
Annabelle Rideaux, Blanche
Banks, Helen J. Willis, Edith M.
Black, Birdie Ridley, Eva Neal
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Purvis.
Many social cOurtesies were
given Mrs. Lillian J. Oliver of
New Orleans, La, who was re-
Gently the house guest of Mrs.
Walter Mcfarland, 1915 Rondo
Ave. On Tuesday, August %,
Mrs. Mcfarland gave a luncheon
in her honor. Guests present
were: Mrs. Cordelia Ellis of Ken
lucky, Miss Ida B. Wood, Miss
Beulah O'Neal, Archie Walton,
Dudley Smith, Emerrette Jones,
Thomas Clemens, Robert Schoff-
ner, Faucha Sonion, John Pat.
ton, Rufus Dodd, E. G. Bellamy,
Albert Mcfarland.
Mr.. E. Marshall was host to a
theatre party given Mrs. Oliver
at Radio City Wednesday night.
Thursday morning, Mrs. Faucha
Sonion gave Mrs. Oliver a break
fast. Mrs. John Patton enter
tanned her with a luncheon at the
River Room and a trip to Taylor
Falls Thursday evening. Friday
and Saturday Mrs. oliver was en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Dud-
ley Smith, Mrs. Albert McFar-
land and Miss Beulah O'Neal.
Mrs. Oliver is an instructor in
the Mccarthy Public Schools in
New Orleans.
Persons attending the formal
dance given Monday, August 80,
at the Columbia Chalet by the
Ell Magistrates club were: Clyde
Carson, Peggy Aparicio, Thomas
Roberts, Catherine Easter, Wal
ter Amber, Barbara Stone, Maur-
ice Henderson, Jacqueline Jack
son, Robert Williams, Shirley
Kyle, Charlotte Perfect, Homer
Spence, Toya Oden, LaVerne
Beaufort, Irene Young, Edward
Schut, Sam Randall, John War
rem, Jewel Sears, Dolores Sears,
Edna May Shaw, Jackie Nor
rison, Mr.. and Mrs. John Law
renee, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hender-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones,
Miss l. Myrtle Gordon, Harrison
Williams, Joe Anderson, Elmer
Morris, Phyllis McClellon, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Miss
Pearl Mitchell, Thomas Cope
land, Virginia Robinson, Carmen
Allen, Sarah CARROT, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Lewis, Jane House,
Virgella Harper, Edith Washing
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lecturer, Ethel Stevens; Ada, VIII
LA M. Black; Ruth, Lucy Harris;
Esther, Tessie Sonin; Martha, Eli
zabeth Stewart; Electa, Sarah
johnson; grand warden, Mary
Moss; grand sentinel, Z. bearing;
grand chaplain, Carrie Dozier;
grand organist, Willie Mae Bar
Der; chairman Of foreign cores
pondence, Carrie Lindsey; grand
chairman Of ways and means,
Mamie Fogg; grand marshal,
Aleathia Jackson; and chairman
Of grand sunshine committee,
Mary Dukes.
Some of the highlights of the
session were the visit OF Mayor
Delaney Of st. Paul; the wor-
shipful grand master, Chas. Z.
Doty and his cabinet, and the pre-
senting Of beautiful ivory
oE.S. Bible to st. Paul Chapter
No. by the grand lecturer, Kate
Neal, for the best line Of march.
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ton, Sherman Harper, Jean
Schaffleld, Jackulyn Cuff.

ton, Sherman Harper, Jean
Schaffield, Jackulyn Cuff.
Louise Cuff, Janet AKRON, Mr..
and Mrs. Crawford, Joe Camp,
Dean Speese, James Cleary, Rob-
ert Edwards, Richard Smith,
Roy Crawford, Woodford Mills,
Raymond Robertson, Robert
Jones, Evelyn Lewis, Merle Col
Inns, Edna Stone, Buzz Brown,
Earl Weber, Jack Allison, Jewel
Sears, Deloris Bantam, Norman
Hall, Dan Wilson, Veronica eau
thiers, Marherene Allen, Wilma
Johnigan, Constance Turner,
Jackie Smith, Gloria Pattiford,
Cathleen Curry, Minerva Johni-
gan, Mel Carter.
Lloyd Bryant, Francis Price,
Catherin Robertson, Phyllis Nc
Cullen, Gloria Parker, DeClay-
bon Hill, James Cololver, Jane
Stone, Rhoda Lyle, Peggy APP
prico, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Rice,
Betty Early, Addy Young, Jean
Durand, Billie Mccoy, Rosemond
Miller, Gloria O'Neal, Rosie Mae
Johnson, Cecil Newman, Lucy
Morris, Georgia Russell, Louis
Milsap, Louis House, Sarah Hill,
Dorthea Hill, Boneham Hender-
son, H. P. Williams, Verlene
Price, Yvonne Curry, Herbert
Joster, Catherine Eastern, Norma
Backer, Nelson Ballanger, Jean
Brown, Barbara Cartwright, Per
cy Zachary, Elmer Morris, Ron
aid Wagner, and Marlene Wal
lace.
Mrs. Gaynell Ponder, 694 Ron
do, had as her dinner guests Mon
day, Mrs. Norris Atkins, Span
ish teacher in a Washington, D.
c. public school, and Mrs. Eliza
beth Mckay, art teacher in the
same school. Mrs. Atkins and
Mrs. Mckay are on their way
back to Washington, D. c. after
a six week tour of the Southwest.
Mrs. GayneII Ponder and
daughter Margaret Ann has just
returned from a two weeks va
cation in Columbus, Ohio. Misses
Ursula and Janice Ponder have
just returned home Wednesday
after a 7 weeks vacation in
Seattle, Washington.
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Week END Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Patterson, Omaha, Neb.,
were the weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Palmer Jackson, 37O8
Fourth Ave. So. Mr.. and Mrs.
Patterson are relatives of Mr.
Jackson.