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Evening star., 1948-03-14
B. GP. Club to HAZE
Program ON Orient

Women of the Orient" will be
the theme of meeting of the In
ternational Relations Committee of
the District Business and Profess
sional Women's Club to be held to-
morrow night at the International
Student House, 1925 r street NV.
Speakers will include Mrs. Rattan
K. Nehru, wife of the Minister of
India and an active worker in the
All India Women's Conference and
the Delhi Women's League; Mrs.
S. H. Tan, wife of the Minister OF
China and formerly a member OF
the faculty of the University of
Nanking, and Senorita Trophy
Ocampo, assistant press attache OF
the Philippine Embassy, formerly
with UNRRA in Manila.
At the conclusion of the program
the committee will present a check
to Miss Martha Hoagland, assist
ant director of the International
Student House, to further its work
Miss Thelma c. Heinrich is in
charge of arrangements for the pro-
gram,
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Club Will Observe
st. Patrick's Dav

st. Patrick's Day will be observed
at the monthly social meeting to be
held by the Lyon Park Woman's s
Club at 8 pm. Wednesday at the
clubhouse, 414 North Fillmore street,
Arlington. Mrs. Alan Berends, a
native Of Ireland and now member
Of the club, will tell the group how
st. Patrick's Day is celebrated in her
home country. Mrs. Louise Smith
will entertain with vocal solos and
games will be played.
Hostesses for the meeting will be
Mrs. Berends, Mrs. George P.
Sanders. Mrs Clifford Smith, Mrs
Robert L. Williams and Mrs. Cyril
Kines. Members are invited to bring
friends and prospective members.
Mrs. o. A. Pope, chairman of the
Youth Conservation Committee, is
planning a teen-age dance for April
2 at the clubhouse. The Lyon Park
Boys Club, under the leadership of
its president, Earl r. Leister, is
working with Mrs. Pope on plans for
the dance. The boys club is spon-
sored by the Lyon Park Woman's
Club.
A silver tea will be given in April
for the purpose of raising money for
home demonstration work in China.
A member of the Chinese Embassy
will speak at the tea.
At the last business meeting OF
the club Mrs. Arnold T. Towel was
elected president. other new officers
are Mrs. o. A. Pope, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Clifford Smith, second
vice president; Mrs. H. Elton Fergu-
son, recording secretary; Mrs. Lans-
ing G. Simmons, corresponding sec
retary, and Mrs. Forrest Ford, treas
1tror
Evening star., 1948-03-14
On the Engagement Pad This Week

Homemafsrs' seetion@Friday, 80 PM
Bureau Of Standards tour.
Faculty Women's Club Of George Washing
Of Government, Twenty first and q
Color in Modern 1lluminants."
National Genealogical Soeiety-Saturday,
speaker, DR.. Arthur Adams Conditions
England.
Women's American ORT-Tomorrow, 1890
pm, Jewish Community Center. meet
ing and tea.
CONGRATULATIONS $50 pm.
synagogue, AT Ninth street Sc, Purim
party.
B'nai b rith Women Of MONTGOMERY County
"Wednesday night. Jesup Blair Com
munity House; University of Maryland
Choral.
Adas Israel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 8 pm.
Jewish Community Center, to sponsor
taShion eabs 5 shaw apd g!gen g by teenase groups
District Daughters Of the American Revo-
Iution-.Tuesday, pm, Chapter House,
Fort MsHenTy Gnapser
street ctu1. NE speaker Mrs Le0ndss
Mfes Burns Pm chapsr HGafs MS
c. Edwards Claiming, State historian
Thursday, 1880 pm, Martha Washing
ton Chapter with Mrs. Warner W. Stock
berger, $50 Cedar street NV. Friday
l pm, Chapter House, Capt Joseph
Magruder Chapter; speaker, Miss Eunice
Kennedy, THE ADEQUATE Home and the
Prevention OF Juvenile Delinauency"
Saturday. 2 pm. Chapter House, Key.
stone Chapter; speaker. Mrs. Ross T
McIntire, State chairman of radio.
Young Women's Christian Association
Alexandria Branch-Today, 4 pm, 6O2
Cameron street. musicale.
Columbia Heights Arts Club-Tomorrow
1:3O p.m., 1851 Columbia road; speak
ers, Mrs ITez Sheldon Tyler and Mrs
Anton Heitmuller. islam"
Hadassah, Alexandria Chapter-Tomorrow
1890 pm. George Mason Hotel, Alex
andria, donor luncheon.
Hadassah, Washington Chapter-Tuesday
1890 pm, Jewish Community Center
2Sth birthday celebration
B'nai Israel Observation-Disclosures. S:3C
PM, synagogue. Fourteenth and Emer.
son streets NV.
Evening star., 1948-03-14
T1V0 Hadassab
Chapters Plan
Donor Parties

The Alexandria Chapter of Ha-
dassah will give its annual donor
luncheon tomorrow at the George
Mason Hotel and the Washington
Chapter of the organization Is COM
pleting plans for its donor party on
March 81.
Mrs. Martha Sharp Of Boston,
Mass. win be the guest speaker at
the Alexandra luncheon, which win
begin at 1880 pm. Mrs. Sharp,
who went to Palestine for Hadas-
sab, the Women's Zionist Organi-
zation of America, will discuss the
problem of Europe's children.
Mrs. Bernard S. Babitts, chair
man of the Luncheon Committee,
and Mrs. Al Levinson, co-chairman,
have been assisted by Mrs. Joseph
Miller, Mrs. Samuel Novak, Mrs.
Jerome Baum. Mrs. Benjamin
Frank. Mrs. Philip Rudin, Mrs.
Emanuel Salzinger, Mrs. Jules
Bernfled, Mrs. Eli Kristal, Mrs. Will
liam Kapel, Mrs. Harry Pinesick.
Mrs. Max Levy, Mrs. Arnold Levy
and Mrs. David Burke.
The Washington Chapter Of Hadas-
sab will complete its plans for the
donor party to be given at the
Shoreham, at a meeting to be held
at 1890 pm. Tuesday at the Jewish
Community Center. Mrs. Paul
Pearlman, chairman of admissions,
will issue tickets for the fete.
The meeting Tuesday will also
mark the 10th anniversary Of the
chapter. Mrs. Julius Greenwald
will give the opening prayer and q
resume of current events will be
given by Mrs. Jacob Kammen. An
original playlet by Mrs. Irving Rus
sin and directed by Mrs. Nathan
Abramson and Mrs. Mark Smith
will be enacted by Mrs. Russin and
Mrs. Robert Stolar.
Richard Tucker, tenor Of the Met
ropohtan Opera Company, will be
the guest singer at the donor party
and Meyer Davis will be on hand to
conduct his orchestra. Mr.. Davis
rhumba band also will provide mu-
sic for dancing.
Evening star., 1948-03-14
DENTAL Hygiemists
To Hold Luncheon

The annual luncheon Of the Dis
trict of Columbia Dental Hygienists'
Association, will be held at 1890
pm, Tuesday at the Shoreham
Hotel.
DR.. H. B. Washburn, president OF
the American Dental Association,
will be an honor guest at the lunch
con, which is being arranged as part
of the program of the Postgraduate
Clinic sponsored annually by the
District of Columbia Dental Soci-
ETY..
Don Pryor, radio correspondent,
will be guest speaker at the lunch
con and Miss Vivian Frederick, pres
ident of the District Dental Hy-
gienists' Association, will preside.
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Church
Plans Project
For Easter
Hospital Patients
Receive Gifts
By Frances Lide

The Washington Council of
Church Women Is hard at work on
preparations for It's Easter program
at Gallinger and Freedmen's Hos
pitals.
Carried out under auspices of the
hospital department, the Easter pro-
ject is becoming one of the most
elaborate on the councils calendar.
Women from approximately 300
Protestant churches, representing
% denominations, combine forces to
see that every patient at the two
hospitals receives some special token
of the season during the day. Easter
cards, appropriate toys for the
youngsters and such traditional
favors as colored Easter eggs for the
the grownups, as we'll as the chill
dren, are all part Of the program.
This year. as special treat for
patients in the children's and tuber-
clfiosis wards, the council Is collect
ing colored plastic dishes to be used
on festive occasions and when ap-
petites need to be tempted. The
dishes, which are the type that can
be sterlized, will make their debut
Easter morning.
Special Nursing Fund
Sacrificial gifts for the special
nursing fund also are included in
the Easter program. This money is
used to provide nursing care, in
emergency situations, when the
patient is unable to afford it.
A recent beneficiary was 9-year-
old girl, who was one of a family
Of nine children. She had been
badly burned, but was still holding
her own after four days, and the
doctors decided that special nursing
care for the next four days probably
would mean the difference between
life and death.
This Is typical of the cases which
have been aided by the fund.
Gifts for the entire Easter pro-
gram are to be collected on Mon
day, March %, when hospital chair
men of the individual churches
meet for a coffee hour from II am.
to noon at the council headquarters.
To Present Wheel Chair
One of the features of the meet
ing will be the presentation of q
wheel chair for the use of patients
leaving Gallinger Hospital. The
chair is being given as memorial
by members of Circle No. 6 of the
Francis Asbury Methodist Church
and will be accepted by Miss
Beatrice Ritter, director of nursing
at the hospital. At the discretion
of Miss Ritter, the chair will be
sent home with the patient who
needs it most, and then will be
returned to the hospital for the
benefit of other patients.
Mrs. Wallace N. Streeter, council
president, and Miss Eta Mai Rus
sell, executive secretary, are among
those who will receive the church
women when they bring their gifts
to the council headquarters. Others
who will be on hand include Mrs.
Woodrow W. Miller, chairman of
the Christian Social Relations and
the Hospital Departments; Mrs. Mil
dred E. Barnes, chairman for Freed
mems, and Mrs. Chrissy V. Mans
field, chairman for Gallinger.
Evening star., 1948-03-14

pm, evening group with Miss Marian
Benesh, 21OO Connecticut avenue bridge.
Theta Upsilon. Washington City .Associa-
titon-Wednesday. st. Patrick's Day
Hampstead avenue. Bethesda.
Miscellaneous
wg.sn' s.e.s., c,.y clusr0dsy club
Sene II House se s assd und Ra' for
District League of American Pen Women
art exhibit Of Mae Helen SsH. Harris is 'Pfs Phurs-
5. MCGEE. 34o5 M 'Tb thirty f.f tfi e pIaee
NV; speaker, Miss Clara Saunders.
Woman's National Democratic Club-To-
ndreW RsIdnr pm nchsop nf spsaaer
velt-Hull Foreign Policy as Narrated in
the Memoirs of Cordell Hull
Democratic Women's National Council
sIt3rr Tomorrow: @ SIS Pm: washington ss,in Club
nan, Some of the Issues of Today"
Montgomery County Federation Of Repub-
Junior High School, Chevy Chase, fash
National Capital Opti-Mrs 'Club-Tomor-
row, 8 pm. monthly meeting with Mrs
Waldo J, Tastet, 4s07 Seventeenth street
PEG sisterhood-Tomorrow, pm, Chap
ter J with Mrs. Jeannette Wettergreen,
,52O4 Hampden lane, Bethesda.
Daughter of Colon al Wars, District So
ei%fmoEtSH ei2de NJ Hsmbln PR P4as 1is Tih stTsst Mss
NV; speaker, Capt. John A. Hefferman,
USN, director Of Naval History.
District League of Republican Women
Tuesday, $50 pm, Washington Club,
dinner and evening meeting: speaker,
Senator Albert W. Hawkins Of New
Jersey.
Wanderlust Travel CIub-Tuesday, 8 pm,
Mount Pleasant Branch Library, Six
teenth and Lamont streets NV; speak
er, Russell Peters, Brazil.
Sacred Heart School Guild-Tuesday, s:15
and musical program.
Excelsior Literary Club-Tuesday, + pm,
1880 Georgia avenue NV, luncheon
meeting.
Confessional Club = Wednesday. noon,
brunch In honor Of founders and past
presidents of club.
District WomeHs Christian Temperance
Union-Wednesday. 1890 am. Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church, Execu-
tive Board meeting.
All Hallows GuHd-Wednesday. II am,
st. Adams Parish Hall, garden lecture;
Vierheller
pm. 1851 q cahds0" Columbia "huiSeay road NV
speaker: Mrs, Clancy Carl, Juvenile
District Federation Of women's Clubs
laonse4ff; aome fcr chiIdren. Rim s'0 10 Receiving
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Mrs. Ramos TO Talk
1t W00dside Club

Mrs. Narciso Ramos, wife of the
Minister Counselor of the Phil
ippine Embassy. will speak on
Women in the Philippines" at the
meeting of the Woman's Club of
Woodside to be held at 1890 pm.
Wednesday at the Grace Episcopal
Church, 1901 Georgia avenue.
Mrs. Howard P. Bailey, president,
and Mrs. George Butler, vice presi-
dent, will be hostess at the meeting.
Members of the executive boards
of the neighboring clubs of the
fifth district of the Montgomery
County Federation Of Women's Club
have been invited to attend.
Mrs. Bessie Warrington, accom-
panied by Dorothy Radde Emery,
will present musical program. -
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Garden Lecture
Set "Wednesday

Edward K. Bender, extension
specialist on vegetable crops at the
University of Maryland, and A. F.
Vierheller, extension specialist in
fruit crops. will speak on "Vege-
tables and Small Fruits" at II am
Wednesday, in st. Adams parish
hall, Massachusetts and Wisconsin
avenues NV, under auspices of the
All Hallows Guild,
Mr.. Bender was formerly horti-
cultural county agent for Mont
gomery County and Mr.. Vierheller
is an expert on the subject of fruit
tree pruning.
The program will be the seventh
in the series of lectures being pre-
sented by the guild to raise funds
for the maintenance of the bishops
garden of Washington Cathedral.
Evening star., 1948-03-14

Woman's Club Of Greenbelt-Thursday 7
PM, Center School, dinner party for
University Park weman's CIub-Thursdsy,
8 pm, Hyattsville High School audi
torium, Barter Theatre production Of
THE Hasty Heart
Newcomb Club Of Bethesda-Friday, Q q. M,
psrea t sFtsh %
bassy, Current Affairs in Britain"
University, College Clubs
Goucher College Club Of Washington-
Church; speaker, Miss, Elizabeth Nitchie,
"eoet11'. eaTTsnt Trends in Contemporary
Mills Coliese Alumnae-Wednesday $50
Pm. with Mrs; Hans Klassbrunn. 1920
street NV RSsse iRpsskfT sras
lens Confrontihg New Congressman" -
Hood COLLEGE Club of Washington-Satur-
dss a24S PM fT9% 1T9n Gate Inn
Sororifies
Alpha Delta Pi-Today, 4 to 8 pm, 21as
Tuesdas. ss' NM pm sar HIexandra aa lsoath .sa Af
lington Alumnae Association, dessert
m9sstt meeting ,,y with Mrs. W: <: Charles, 1907
Circle H rGad Beverley NoI1h HIS Asxan
Falls Church Alumnae Association with
Mrs r. E, Kirwan, 431s North Fairfax
drive. Arlington. Saturday. 2 pm,
show for children at Takoma Park Junior
High School for benefit of George Wash
ington University Hospital fund.
Delta Delta Delta. Washington Alliance
Today, 3 to pm. tea for seniors OF
Cumming. 2s01 Thirty-fourth place NV
Phi Delta Gamma. Beta Cbapter-Today
pm, Columbian House. business meet
ing; speaker, Miss Mary M. Cannon
chief of the International division
Ws1ja ysegth w.Is American Women After TWO
Pi Omicron, Beta Gamma Chapter-To-
morrow, pm, with Miss Louis Larsen,
Clifton Terrace Apartments 115 West.
Fourteenth and Clifton streets NV.
SiEma Alpha Iota, Washington Alumnae
Donald May. 3410 street Sc.
Sigma Kappa, Washington Alumnae Chap.
snndsrs Pm Rnss With atIssi MIS- ponsS
Heights; speaker. Miss Irene Pistorio,
Tau Beta Phi, Tau Chapter-Wednesday
Delta Omicron Musical Sorority-Wednes-
day, 8 pm, monthly meeting with Miss
Iris Bailey, 1904 North Courthouse road.
Arlington.
Alpha Omicron ri iAlumnae-Thursday, 8
ppm joint meeting of yirginIs M,;n and
Chase
kappa Phi AIumnae Association-Friday
$50 pm. supper meeting with Miss
Marie Buys: 144s Girard street NV,
Apartment 4S-B.
Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae Chapter-Tues-
day pm, with Mrs. George c. Neal,
4943 Hillbrook lane NV.
Evening star., 1948-03-14
To Sb0ms0r PLAY

The University Park Woman's
Club will sponsor a performance OF
THE Hasty Heart" by one OF the
Barter Theater groups which will
be presented at 8 pm. Thursday at
the Hyattsville High School Audito-
rum.
In its 1919 season, three COM
panies of the theater group will
visit every State to introduce the
idea of decentralized theater to the
country at large.
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Sacred Heart Gnild

The Sacred Heart School Guild
will meet at 8:15pm. on Tuesday
at the school auditorium. Fol-
lowing a short business meeting, a
musical program will be presented
by the fifth-grade pupils under the
direction of Sister M. Theophane,
o. P. Refreshments will be served
by Mrs. James Lee, chairman Of
the Hospitality Committee.
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Spring luncheon

Lady Astor will be the speaker at
the spring luncheon of the Capital
Division of the Wohan's National
Farm and Garden Association to be
held on April 8, at the Mayf1ower
Hotel.
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Civic and Study Clubs

Washington Club-Tomorrow, IL am,
book chat; Darkness at Noon" by Al
bert Koestler. to be reviewed BY Mrs.
James Richardson.
American Association of University Women,
District Branch-Tomorrow. 8 pm. in
ternational relations study group; speak
er, DR.. Hirobai JOSH. chairman of
the Association Of Indian Women in
America, 'India's Recent History. To-
morrow 4 pm, club tea; guest of
honor and speaker, DR.. Alberto Lleras,
director general of Pan American Union.
Wednesday. 6:l5 pm. speaker, Edgar
nntt mistee dinner dinner ahurSdas an
luncheon for new and prospective men,
bers.
AAUW, Alexandria Branch-Tomorrow
pm, social studies group at sos Cam
study group with Mrs. Robert Todd Nc
Kinley. $40 West View terrace: speaker.
Mr.. Mckinley, The University of Vir-
ginia Survey of Alexandria.
AAUW, Silver Spring Branch-Tomorrow
8 pm, Junior AAUW with Miss Patricia
Cross. 9413 Second avenue. Wednesday,
1:30 pm, afternoon book review group,
with Mrs. l.. W. Beuchler, 1920 Chill
lumgate road. Hyattsville. Wednesday,
8 pm. evening book review group with
Miss Linnie Keith, 914 Garland street.
Twentieth Century Club-Thursday. II
am, YWCA, The Garretson Chronicle
by Gerald Warner Brace, to be reviewed
by Mrs. Y. D. Mathes.
Political Study Ciub-Saturday, 2:3O p.m.,
WASHINGTON Club; speaker. Carl R. Gray,
jr, Administrator of Veterans Affairs
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Com m unity Clubs

Petworth Woman's Club-Tomorrow, 8
pm civic education section with Mrs.
H. W. Craver, 116 Varnum street NV.
speaker, Mrs. N B. Coggins, THE New
India" Tuesday, noon, philanthropic
section with Mrs. r. c. Voolfolk, 400
Shepherd street NV. Friday, 11:30
am, home section luncheon at Allies
Inn, followed by tour of OAR Museum.
Woman's Club of Lyon Village-Tomorrow,
relations departments with Mrs. J. Ray
mond Hutchinson, 1903 North Highland
street; speakers, Mrs. George Payne and
Mrs Howard Murphy.
Woman's Club Of Bethesda-Tomorrow. 10
am, art class: noon, sewing class.
Tuesday. IL am, literature section:
speakers. Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin and
Mr. James ]. Metcalf. Tuesday, 1;30
pm, music section.
Lyon Park Woman's Club-Tuesday, 2:30
pm. inspection OF Arlington County
Health Department Wednesday, 8 pm,
414 Fillmore. street. Arlington, st. Pat
ricks Day program.
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase-Wednesday,
noon. monthly meeting; speaker, Mrs.
Henry Grattan Doyle. "A Woman Looks
at Education" Thursday, | pm. Ger
section: speaker. Jessie FAINT Evans, The
Challenge of Creative Writing"
Junior woman's Club of Chevy Chase
Thursday, $50 pm, clubhouse, dinner
meeting and fashion show.
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Business, Professional Clubs

District Business and Professional Women
Ciub-Tomorrow. 7:30 pm, Interna-
tional Student House, 1925 r street
NV: International Relations Committee
meeting.
Pilot Club-Tuesday. 6:15 pm, Burlington
Hotel. program meeting.
National Secretaries' Association. Presiden-
tial ChapttT-Wednesday, $50 pm,
Woman's National Democratic Club. din
ner meeting; speaker. DR.. Estelle S.
Phillips. head of Department Of Business
Education for District schools.
Fairfax County Business and Professional
Women's Club-Wednesday, $50 pm,
Lincolnia School; speakers, Mrs. Gladys
White, DR.. Vera Patterson and Miss
Martha Rely.
Zonta Club-Wednesday. 1 pm. Dodge
Hotel luncheon: speaker. Thomas NJ.
Beggs, assistant director Of National
tributions Of Art Toward International
Understanding"
Soro optimist sCluk--Wednesday, 1 pm, Will
lard tefsspeaker John F. Pollock
Arlington BUSINESS and Professional Women
Tuesday night, George Mason Hotel.
Alexandria, dinner meeting
Evening star., 1948-03-14

Delta Delta Delta Sorority-Tuesday, 8
pm, evening group with Miss Marian
Benesh, 21O0 Connecticut avenue bridge.
Theta Upsilon, Washington City Associa-
party, with Mrs. Allen Hovermale, S50S
Hampstead avenue. Bethesda.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-06-24
LEGION CONVENTION
HUME 81 20

The Both Annual Convention Of
the Montana Department of the
American Legion, to be staged
June 9th to 29th at Great Falls will
be the biggest event ever, according
to B. j. Burkhardt, General Chair
man.
Burkhardt has reported to De-
partment Adjutant Herb Kibler in
Helena that more than $500
Legionnaires and Auxiliaries from
every county in Montana are ex-
pected to be on hand. The conven-
ton highlights will be the official
visits by James F. O'Neil of Man
chester, N. H., National Command
er of the American Legion, and Mrs.
Lee Hutton of Excelsior, Minnesota.
National President of the Auxiliary
The Montana Department will go
into the convention with an all-time
record high of nearly 10000 mem
bers.
Among the features of the con-
vention will be the 40 ct 8 Prone
made June 26th, Memorial Services
for World War l and II dead June
9th, the Drum Bugle Corps and
Drill Team contest that night, the
parade, banquet and
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-06-24
EUREKA NEWS

Continued from Page 81
Bob Hansen is now assisting al
the theatre
Clarence Rowe and Walter Elem
mings of Everett, Wash, are house
guests of the William West family
A family reunion was held at the
William West. home on Fathers
Day.
Mrs. Lloyd johnson was taken to
the Whitefish hospital on Friday
night.
Continued from last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Beagle of Ural
spent several days visiting in Eur
eka last week.
Mrs. Winifred Nelson left for
Seattle Wednesday of this week
where she will resume her studies
at the University.
Mrs. Doris Broderick returned
home from Spokane Sunday, where
she had spent the past two weeks
visiting.
Rev. Father Kirken is assuming
Father Delaney's duties until he re-
turns from Helena.
Joe Gibbons left Saturday for
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-06-24

present were Horace Hudson, Win.
ton Wedemeyer, MILFORD johnson
and Bert Roe. Others present were
Louis Moos and Lewis Fuller of the
Soil Conservation Service and Glen
Roose of Eureka.
The Board appointed Glen Roose
to act as treasurer for the district
He will be located at the Grange
store in Eureka and payments for
the rental of district equipment
may be made at the store.
MILFORD Johnson reported that
the boom for the district sprayer
will be installed this week and that
the machine will be ready for use
by farmers of the area for spraying
weeds.
Sixteen applications for assistance
in developing complete conserva-
ton plans were presented by Mr..
Fuller, all were approved. Conser-
walton plans recently completed by
Soil Conservation Service techni-
clans for Woodrow Sloan, Clarence
Hudson, and Donald McFadgen of
Eureka were also approved.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-06-24
STRIKER

J. w. Daniel from Valcour visit
ed old friends here Wednesday. Mr..
Daniel was state representative in
1889 from this district.
Evelyn McAllister from Kalispell
visited her Uncle Harry Roedel
and family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeMaw from Trego
were business callers in Stryker
Saturday evening.
o. K, Iverson helped Leonard
jackson from the K M. Co. in Kali
ispell install a new Servel gas re-
frigerator at the A. A. st. Peter
ranch near Fortine Friday.
Mrs. Earl Mier Sr. and Earl Mier
Jr. from Trego were business visit
ors in Stryker Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Parker, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Edmunds and George
Allen Sr. were dinner guests at o.
K. VERSIONS Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Wilson left
early Tuesday morning for Falls
City, Wash, to get their last load
of household goods. They expect
to be back home before the Fourth
of July.
Brock Martin from Rexford visit
ed in Stryker Sunday.