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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-25
w OTTY LIFE ~
VITAL STATISTICS
APPLICATION FOR MARRIAGE
LICENSES

0OLOmON 4. BARNETT Il, hI.
1 box 204, w. 2Srd ST., Hialeah,
and MARGIE LEE WILLIAMS,
%, same.
JOSEPH SHERROD - %, 5S5 NV
18th st! and DORA ALICE HAIR
DEN, %, 1903 NV 5th ave.
CLEMON RICHARDSON AZ,
1886 Percival ave., C. Grove, and
MAGGIE FLEMING, 46, 1886
Percival ave.
JAMES E. JOHNSON - rs, 1924
NV 65th terri. and FLORENCE
c. JAMES, %. 1917 NV end ter.
WILFRED E. DUNCoMBE - 80,
6209 NV 14th ct. and ALBERTHA
v. SMITH, %, 62O7 NV 14th ct.
ROBERT LEE WALKER = "a,
1924 NV 4th ave. and RUTH
NELSON. "a, lit NV 18th st.
JOHN w. DUKES - %. 1928 NV
69th st. and JULIA LEE KING,
%, same.
CHAS. w. SIMPSON - So, 1921
NV 15Srd st. and PAULINE
STEED, As, 1898 NV 26th ave.
WILLIAMSON PERKINS - 81.
1924 NV LIST Pla. and MARJORIE
BROWN, 80, 1926 NV LIST pla..
JOS. MITCHELL 81, 1905 NV
5th ave. and NETTIE MAE DEN.
MS, 20, 1924 NV 5th pla.
ARCHIE MCKAY - %, 1861 NV
62nd st. and ANNIE Y. WHITE.
10, 1886 NV 9Th ct.
LAWRENCE DANIELS IL. Gen.
Del, Homestead and EVELYN
WARMBLE. Is. same.
BIRTHS
JOHNSON, Willie Davis - 1921
NV End ct, boy, Ebert Norris.
MARTIN, Theophilus - 1884 NV
Dec 3.
7srd St. boy. Theophilus Alexan-
der, Dec. 3.
HAMMOCK. Geo. - 225 NV 10th
St, girl. Labbie Juliet, Dec. 8.
SHERMAN, Andrew 364s Fla.
ave. boy. Michael Barry. Dec. 5.
BARRY. Sidney Alexander - sos
NV 18th St. girl. Olive Laverne.
Dec. s.
HAMMOND. Henry 1850. NV
18th ST, girl, Marole, Dec. s.
THORPE. Hezekiah 1886 NV
52nd St, girl. Joe Ann. Dec. 7.
REESE. Oliver - sw Virginia st
Fla. City. POB 7s7 Homestead.
boy, Nov %.
THOMPSON, VIM. b. r. ave.
care Gen. Del. Homestead. boy
Reylius. Nov g.
MCKAY, Owen r. -Sw 9th ave,
Homestead, Box 2ss. boy, Arnold
Tyeone, Nov. 6.
WILBORN. Bobbie Gee - Prince.
ton, girl. Carolyn Juanita, Nov. q.
WILLIAMS, Robert 1881 NV
3rd ave. boy, Jackie, Dec. 4.
LEGGETT, John - 1949h NV 5th
ave. girl. Cherry Lee. Dec. 8.
WILLIAMS, John -- 1910 NV 74th
terri, boy. Ronald Williams, Dec.
3.
TlSDAI4E. Fred 1895 NV eth
st, boy, James McLlnder. Dec. 2.
N~@~NA~ANs StAA , 1oN - W @WLu ST.
boy. Jerry, Jr., Dec. ?.
McDANIEIAS, Neil - 1919 NV 5th
ave. girl, Brenda Joyce, Dec. 4.
YOUNG. Robert - Perrine. girl.
Berleane, Dec. -.
BETHEL, Joseph - 2i3 Washing.
ton Dr., c. Grove. girl, Jacqueline
Gale. Oct. IL.
SWANS, Jas. Willie. SAT n 7th st.
S. Miami, girl. Marilyn. Dec. q.
DUNCAN. Freddie - eos n. Ord ave.
So. Miami. girl. Charlie Leane.
Nov. %.
BROWN, Clifford 32zB NV 18th
terri. boy. Clifford Jr.. Dec. u.
MINIS. Cyril 49, 723 NV lst Ct.
girl, Yvonneza. Dec. Is.
CLARK. Harold - 1916 NV 9TH
ave, boy. Harold Jr., Dec. 8.
BLUNT. Alfred 1926 NV 9Th MIA
girl, Leila, Dec. IL
WILCOX. Milton -- 1914 NV 65th
St, girl. Mary Eliz., Dec. s.
SIMMONS, Grant - 100 NV LIST
St, girl. Antoinette Joyce. Dec. 10.
ALTON. Grady -- 1s1sk NV gOth
St. boy. Bobbie Earl. Dec. II.
HILLS. Willis James 1870 Gen del.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-25
Liberty Saving Club
Hold Annual Meet
SAVES $1,7sO.5O


The Liberty Saving Club held its
annual meeting for the year. De-
ember 6, 194S at the hame of Mrs.
Rosa Lee Adderly.
The home was beautifully decorat-
ed in Christmas style. The meeting
by the president, Mr.. Yorick c.
Kemp, by singing "Hark the Herald
Angels Sing
Prayer by the Rev. N. F. Clark,
after which the meeting was opened
for business.
Business was transacted after
which a short program was render
ed.
Welcome address, Mrs. Rosa Lee
Adderly; short talk, Mr.. Arthur
Blain; selection by the club, "Silent
Night; remarks. Mrs. Hilma Kemp:
Mrs. Elizabeth Sinclair was greeted
by the club. the guest from Nassau,
Bahamas. short talk. Mrs. j. L.
Nesbitt; remarks, Mrs. Emily Role,
address by Rev. n. f. Clark. sub
ject" A Child Was Born"
Officers and members of the club
expressed themselves as having a
magnificent time during the year.
After which a chicken supper was
served. with it's trimmings by the
committee
Guests of the evening were: Mr..
Eric III. Evans. Rev. N. f. Clark.
Mr.. Mike Ferguson. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Misick of the Friendly Social
Club, Mr.. Fred Hepburn and Mr.. T..
PORTER
Members of the Liberty Saving
Club are Mrs. Lene Thompson, Mr..
Albertha Jones, Mrs. Queen Dorell.
Miss T. Kemp. Edison Kemp, ollie
Williams. Gladston Kemp. Lawyer
Kirkland. Lula NJ. Kemp. Mamie
Lamb, Dolores Higgs. Jr.. Hepburn,
Mr.. Samuel Meadows. Elyonne Por-
tier. Alfrieda PORTER. Mrs. Jean
nette Benebie.
Mrs. j. f. Nesbitt honorary mem.
berl.
The Liberty Saving Club will hold
its first meeting January 10. 1949 at
the home of Mrs. j. T.. Nesbitt. 329
NV 10th terrace.
During the year 194S. the Liberty
Saving Club has taken in Sl.7S05O
The Club Is growing stronger. The
club wishes all the clubs and friends
A Happy Xmas and Happy New
Year.
Start the year right by saving
Sick committee Maude Ward. Rosa
Lee Adderly.
Prelate. Mrs. Florence Hepburn
social committee, Albertha Evans.
Edna NJ. Stephens. Mrs Eunice
Hannah. chairman committee.
Mrs. Marie Pearson. treasurer.
Mrs. TIIlna j. Kemp. financial sec
rotary. Mrs. Emily Role. vice presi.
dent; Mr. Yorick g. Kemp. presl-
dent.
Our club motto is: Saving. we
stand for right and Wen fight for
the right.
Lula NJ. Kemp. reporter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22

i6aftslebens nit @iIfe beS Otoribolls
Blans unenttpegt fortfobren luerben.
SelbIperltanolif babe man feline
5anfare geblaIen, ionOern in einlgen
freunoliden 8enoungen Oorouf bin
gemieien, oaB amerifa 6rieoen nolle
uno bab GuBlono itets cine offene
Sir finoen tperoe, ipenn es gleiher
8eiinnung iei. llno oas perponote
ST.. Wolotoap 1lnter llnteriblogung
BON 8eihlperoen Der amerifonii6en
&egierung fir einen Bropogonoatrid,
Der es 10 eri6einen lieB, ols iei @oib.
ington 5erniirbt uno bite NtoSfau
INN Srieoen.
Ger pom Stootsbeportement ber-
offentlihte Cert ser getpedleIten geo.
ten beltdtigt oll oa5. I'M groBen uno
gan5en. SSn ldurfen Grflorun9en iteQ-
ten BraliOent Srllmon uno Stoots-
ietretor Ofarlbau fuit, OoB bon elmer
Ginlaoung 5u elmer ireunoifaftlihen
Nnslpra6e niGt oie Heoe iein fonne,
uno oaB 8otidofter Smiths Note Ie=
oigliG betonte, oaB 8aIbington 0ie
bon ibm eingei6laeene 8olitif unent-
pegt 5u berfolgen geoenfe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22
11tIann

SSn 9teDpnrt uno Soutb ct. Saul,
gtinn., murbc am 6reitae Die Iotio-
nalgoroe cingeIebt, nm Die 9lnlogen
Der Suoobp Goding Company uno
anoerer Sirmen 5u ihiiten, mo lid
l6llmme &ralpalle abgelpielt baben.
Gonnerstagnodt orongen ettpo 5pei-
bunoert Otdnncr in Die 9lnIogen ein.
9lrbeiter puroen oerpriiseIt. Soh-
ldaoen ipurbe ongcri6tet. 9ie Srupz
pen lollen aud sic 9lnIagen bon Sipift
uno Irnour in Solltb ct. EouI be-
muhen.
gei 'Sapift ihlu9en iib GoIten Der
GSS-6leilberunipn nit Yoli5ilten be-
rum ais oieie perludJten, bie Golten=
fette 81 lprengen uno 2eute in sic
gnlagen 81 bringen. Ser l1eberfaa
auf bic Inlagen bon Guoabp ipielte
Iid) in ser Nudt oh Sie @Gdter Der
Tirma muroen nertrieben, elm Sele.
pbon am gingang tpuroe berausse=
riiien, unb oonn iriirmte Die 8ruppe
in einen Saal, in oem fiinf5ig Mrbei-
fer ihliefen. 9etten ipuroen umgepor-
fen, Selepbonapparate tpuroen obge-
riiien. Senlter ipltrben eingei idlasen,
8iiromobel tpuroen beI6dotgt. sSm
Mnder-Soipital in ct. Saul i6iIoer-
ten 5tpei slrbeiter, Gernon SpauIbina
uno Carl Seier bon 8ebIter, @is..
ben lleberfnn uno iagten: lin aus
(Sortfesunn nl,f @eite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22

Der aiiemblp mitteiIen. n3ioniiten in
Der llge iubelte1t," meloete oie Sreiie.
parabil6e Selegate1 ipraben 5ornig
bon ,ibmGbli6em 8errat'." )" 9ie bods
iDobaoblide internationale &orper-
idaft beeilte itd, einige nebeniG6li6e
Ingelegenbeiten 6u erleoigen, 1lnb
bertagte it6 oonn bis 5ur regelm6Bi-
gen Sisung I'M Septenlber.
Gie anerfennrlng bes neuen Staa-
tes our6 RuBlano miro ols ielbItpers
itdnolib porousgeiebt. slnbere Staa.
ten tperoen 5ogerno folgen. Sb bie
8esner oes iiioii6en Stootes lid) 3D.
ourd merben be1pesen laiien, sic @af-
fen nieoer5ulegen uno iid, nenn auh
fnirlheno, in oas llnperneiolihe gu
fiigen, bleibt ab5uporten. Gesglei6en,
Oh it6 Oie Suoen angeii6ts hires Sic,
ges nit ben ibnen porge5eiNneten
@ren5en 5ufrieoengeben uno ni6t
alld Serlllalem beanipruden tperoen.
SIM areml miro man oie Gnttpid=
lung Ser Ginge ielbitperltGnoliG nit
groBtem Sntereiie perfoleen uno GlG=
ne ihmieoen. ltno es lit 81 befiirbten,
oaB oen 9fuiien beute i6on III YoIG-
TINA cine SSiinfte &olonne sur Ser
fit9ung itebt. Ger britiibe Hegie=
rltngsberidt betont - iheinbnr gnn5
nebenbei -, oaB ser &f gegen
illegule ginDonberung in EnlGltina
i6on oesbalb notlpenoig mar, neil
man iid gegen Spione uno Gbnlihe
goliermonn'ibe Geltalten porieben
muBte.
anorei 8romDfo, ser ieit iiber 5mei
Sobren oen &reml i'm GDlferblno per
trat uno BORT einiee 9ubeno Getos
obluo, fiinoigte om Sonnerstog an,
BOB er ii6 n0dltens na6 Ofosfou be-
|geben tperoe. Wan rehnet oomit, DaB
er mogliderpeiIe 1id)t 5uriidfebren
miro. Nuf ieinen GpIten riidt Sacob
q. Walif pom ruiiii6en 9lusn1rtigen
gmt, Ger Wtnnn, ser DOR orei Snbren,
|iuit Dor &riegsenoe, HuBlanos
ariegserflorung in Sofio iiberreidte.
8enolie 8rompfo bat 5lpeifellos Diel
gelernt in 9lmerifu 1lno miro fiir ben
8enolien Stolin BON groBcn @ert
iein in Der 9luseinanOerietllng NIT
8afbington.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22

3erltiidel1ng) Gcutidlanos 5u tun.
@enn 8iOoult nculih in Soulon cine
oelpiiie Gompromiblpiuigfeit anoeu,
tete, 10 lit e5 linn bierbei in eriter
2inie lpieOcr I'm 8onlpenlierung
frall5oiildcr "3ugeItanoniiie" burh
cine militGriId)c .8arantie" ieiten5
Der Ser. Staotcn gegen Geutihlono
81 tun. Nad) Der Gnriteaung oes 2on,
Ooner Gertrctcr5 Der Seem gorter
Zines Deriprchcn Die 6ran5oien iid)
MN bellcres &cttcr fir ibre Teutifs
lanb- Golitif bon elmer NuBenminiiter-
&onieren5 Der ied5 Dta6te.
@Qbrcno ocn StootsmGnnern Ser
8eItmdfte tutiGd)lih nod Der Shref,
ten iiber Die Spmietiiierung Der Side.
ho~S ~Slolpofci lrno Sen finniif=rlliii.
!i6en Eaft in oen 8lieOern Iteft, Grs
eigniiic, Die nur Die einihpeiligen So.
bepunfte in ser Mohtforiolioierun9
oes 9ollhepismu5 uuf Dem 9llten
,&ontinent be5eid)nen, ltebt 10 Die neit-
europGiihe Diplomatic bel ibren
Gottubifliiiien uro Serbanolungen
Inaf ipie Dor i'm 3eid)en ser voeut-
lId)en 8efobr" ga ling nit oem Gin,
| tirdener Gertrag an, in oem sic bel
Den alten GnteutcmGhte ii6 vgegen-
IIeittgen 9eiitono 9egen ieoe @ieoer.
oufnabme elmer Oeutifen Ingriffs-
pollttf" Qelobtcn. Gam erlebte mun
eS, OoB bic iiinf OtGtte ser 8riiiieIer
&onferen5 feierlid) erflGrten, fir Den
6aa zines @ieOerauflebens Der
oeutifen 9lggreiiion" tpiiroen bieie
2anber iid) 9e9cnieiti9 militdriid I'M
IterItitten - no man iih in @irflif-
Ifeit gegcn GuBlono 81 iidern iuht.
Gin paar Gage, bepor bic 8rugcr
SuiSlinge ibren Sutif) our6fitbrten,
ipro6 per ieitoem perltumnte tlhefo-
| ilotpofiihe StaatsprGiioent 9eneid)
nod bon eincm rgelneinIomen Srie-
oensprogranm" Der yOemofrotiihen"
Sunoer van9eiid)t5 ser 8efabr zines
neuen Oeutlden slngriffS"!
I'm Die Gerlogenbeit uno Seu6elei
auf Die Spibe 5u treiben, nabmen sic
! finniiden unO ruliiicben 8aftunter-
bdnoler in !OfoSfau in ibren Gertrag
8eitimmungen fir Sen Soa zines
BON 9euti6Iano ooer BON elmer nit
jIeuti6lanb perbiinocten Ma6t unter-
Inommenen 9ln9riffs" ouf!
S5at eS in Der @eifidte Ser 9iplp.
matte mobl ielnols Gin ioIdeS Shau-
Iipiel gegeben? SSeoe oieIer &egierun-
gen, oeren sluBenminiIter uno Giplo-
maten offi5iell fnieldlotternoe 9lngit
Dor Dem oeuti6en 8eipenIt 81 empfin-
Den porgeben, 1peib notiirli6 gut ge=
mig, oab 1eutl6lano 11a6 ieiner To-
tolen gtleoerla9e, Oicle5 5erfebte, balb-
perbungerte ulo in entiebli6er @go-
ME am SoOeu liegenbe 0eutidlono
MIR nod elm Sbieft ser SiegermGd,te
Il it, Die 1td] auf ser oelltIden Srilm-
mer- 1no SeidenItotte nod INN ipirt-
ltattlide 9eutegelegenbeiten, politi=
Idle GinfluB5onen uno nilitGriI6c
Eolitionen Itreiten. llntereinanoer ite-
ben Die SiegermGd)te ielber iid) too=
feino gegeniiber, iic perfolgen Die
oenfbor perihieoelrlten 3iele. Srot-
Dem periuden lie ii6 uno ser ii6rigen
gSelt DeiB 5u MAIDEN, iie ale bGttcn
nur einen 6einb - Geutid)lonol -
uno es gebe nur einen l1nrlrbeItifter,
Der fir lie aQe miteinonoer cine I'M
mittelbor beoroblihe 8efobr lei, ia
Die ein5ige 8eiabr fiir ben ionIt, adj
10 frieoliden grofreis iiberboupt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22
aem0oie Der SsSrrnngcn

Ils man in Otosfau @rompfo
beinbericf, ifien e5 beinnbe, als
ltiinoe cine groBe gusipra6c 5tpiz
l6en @aIbingtnn uno Wtosfuu bcpor.
|Seitoem bat iid) beruu59eitellt, Oab
ulles Elm MiBperItGnoni5 mar. @e-
|nigItens lit oa5 bic @oibingtoner
|Gerlion.
Im 4. O}ai nlad)te rnler 9ptl6af~
ter in Mosfou, @olter 8ebea Smitb,
Dem ruiiil6en 9luBenminiiter Wtolo-
tom ieine guf1partlrng uno iiberrelb-
te ibm cine gtote ser @aibingtoner
9iegierune. 6iinf Gage ipdter mrroc
Sr. Smith BON Wolotop 81 elmer
neiteren llnterreollng gebcten. Gags
barauf am 10. Mui, gob Sic ruilllde
&eeierung iiber Oen GunoIunf Den
SSnbalt Der llnterreoungeu befannt.
geab Srn. Wolotom bate ST.. Smith
cine Note iiberreid)t, Die cine Child
oung 5u y6ricoensperbanolungen
in Dem vfalten &riee" entbielt. Sr.
Wolotom erflGrte iid bereit, ser ome-
rifanilfen @inlabung 6olge 81 lei
item, uno nit 8ulto nabn1 er Die @e-
leeenbeit pabr, @nlbingtpn bic
|Sbulo OIL ser Spunnung 5pilhen
|Siten uno 8elteu 6u5uidieben rno
Ili6 5u beid)peren iiber Die gegen &ub=
llon6 nndebliC, betriebeue Slnfreiz
|iungspolitif.
9ieier Notenolstoui6 eing mie Ell
ne eleftriicbe 2aoung ollrd sic @elt.
Gor alem in ben 2dnocrn, oie in
elmer militdriihen SuseinanOerlet-
ung 5piihen Often unO @eiten
&riessi6auplat ipiirOen, atmeten oie
Weni6en erlei6tert auf: 6rieoenss
perbanolungen, cine frieblibe slus=
liprade 5piiden Sen beiben Sieger-
litoaten! 0as flang lpie Spbdrenml-
Iff uno riidte oie grleoigung Ser ser
2olung barrenoen europGii6en Yro-
bleme in oen 8ereif Der W0glidfeit
Ism gnglano uno Dor allem in Dem
INNER glei1 oen 8efrdnften ipielens
Den Sronfreib beionn man iid, bis
| gu ,pel6em GRAB oiplomotiiber Ser,
| Iltinmtbeit mani iid) beritei9en iollte,
oa man in oieier Di6tigen Sadie bon
beioen Seiten 10 gan5 uno gar igno-
riert 1poroen mar.
gber bann famen bon @albington
IGementis. ST. 0tolotom, bieB es, ba-
be iih cine biplomatiid)e Sattloiigfeit
! lgeitottet burb 0ie einieitige uno Dor-
|eilige gefanntgabe bes 9totenape6iels
|uno aus elmer 6lieee einen glefanten
eemadt. @aibineton babe Surd 8ot.
lI6after Smitb in Wosfau leoiglif) in
@rinnerung gebrad)t, baB iid bie Ser.
lStaaten burh oie Yolitif bes &remls
lni6t beirren laiien uno nit Ser Stu
biliiierung oes europaiiden 8irts
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MARRIAGE LICENSES
May 8, William B. Sullens
and Virginia E. Hall, both of
Billings, Mont.
May 8, Clyde Parker of Lame
Deer, Mont, and Louise Jones
of Lodge Grass.
CORRECTION
The wrong Charles Fergerson
was blamed last week for viola
ton of the game laws. It was
Charles Fergerson, Jr., who was
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

The water in which rice has
been cooked is a good light
starch to renew chintz, cretonne
Or laceS.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

Rae, Mont, was chairman of
the decorating committee for
the Junior-Senior prom of Mon
tana State college at BoZeman.
The prom was held Friday,
May Z.
Mrs. N. A. Jacobsen of Miles
City, Mont, visited Monday,
May 10, with her husband, who
is county agent here.
QUALITY monuments at rea-
sonable prices. See Bulls Chilly
Mortuary.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Hanson
and daughter of Rapid City, S.
D., spent the past ten days
visiting Mrs. Hanson's parents,
MI. and Mrs. James O'Brien.
They returned to their home
Sunday.
Miss Marilyn Bair, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Stark Barr of
Hardin, began work at the
Crow Agency hospital Tuesday,
May II. Miss Bair graduated
last June from the Billings
Deaconess School of Nursing.
Mrs. Clarence Keller and
daughters Of st. Xavier, spent
the weekend at the home OF
James O'Brien.
Mrs. Owen Hanson and her
daughter were over night guests
of MI. and Mrs. John Luther,
Jr., at McRae one day last
week.
PETUNIAS, geraniums and
sweet allyssum for boxes. Mrs.
Fred Waterman, two blocks
north of City park, phone 85.-
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Lomaz
and Jimmie of Dayton, Wyo.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Moller
of Billings spnt Sunday with
their mother, Mrs. Goldie Fin
LAWSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cammock
and Charlotte spent Sunday in
Sheridan, Wyo.
Mrs. Katherine Byers and son
of Winnipeg, Canada, arrived
Sunday, May 9, for an extended
visit at the home of her aunt.
Mrs. Henry Gobel.
Battleships of the Iowa class
have as many as 1856 tele-
phones, and 155,6O0 feet of
cah1e-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13
Il

Mr; and Mrs. Marvin nou,.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack NawSiris
and Carla were SUNDAY 5inacs
guests of Mrs. Betty NeWEirE e !
B. Y. (Ted) Bolton and H,,ot
er Bolton were weekend e,,ests
OF their mother, MRS. 49, A n
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Fnpla of
Boyd, Mont, Mrs. Row McKi ~
trick and son Carroll and Ray
Mck1ttrick and family caIiaS
On their mother, Mrs aIice
Engle of Billings on Mothers
WE would like to have all o,,r
patrons and friends come snd
see us on Saturday, Nav Is in
our new building. We will Serve
doughnuts and coffee from Ann
p: m. to 900 D. m. FarmarS
Union ASsociation.-Adv.
MI: and Mrs. A. q. Borpan
of Billings were Sunday dinner
guests of their son and daueb-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13
Dog Owned by Locul
Man Pieces IN
Billings Contest

Target, registered golden re-
trlever, owned and handled by
Bill Christensen of Hardin
won fourth place in the field
trials held under the auspices
OF the Montana RetrieVers
club at Billings on May 2.
Competition included more
than 80 dogs from Montana
and several top-notch entire;
from out of the state.
Target, who is only Il
months old, competed with dogs
IN the all-age group and was
the Youngest entry in the open
events.
Expert observers at the meet
predicted a brilliant future for
the dog. His sire, Royal Peter
Golden Boy, was in the finals
OF the national competition
last year. Feature articles about
Targets sire have appeared in
Life and Pic magazines and in
several outdoor and sporting
publications.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

Ger-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs David
H. Borgan. VS. DaYiu
Miss Joann Hammers and
Wis Lorlieann hammers were
biulngs visitors on Saturday
MI. and Mrs. Harhe Brown
II and Mr.. and Mrs. q. IA
Sloan visited at the home of
MISS Margaret Scally in Laurel
on Sunday.
two Seiberlinp
SAFETY tires for the price of one
Plus your old tires. Ray Morris
Sette.-Adv.
Miss Dorothy M. Pitsch visit
ca at the home of Mr.. and
MRS. Henry Pitsch of Crow
Agency Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. r. E. Peterson
and Miss Myrtle Peterson at
tended Market week in Billings
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Davis
visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Davis on Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bochy
and Sherry spent Saturday at
the Lewis Bochy home.
ATTENTION ladies-Dreamax
eliminates waxing, polishing,
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Battleships of the Iowa class
have as many as 1856 tele-
phones, and $4,000 feet of
cable,
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CARD OF THANKS

We want to take this means
of thanking our friends and
neighborS for the kindness
shown us through the illness
and death of our beloved moth
err.
MI. and Mrs. Floyd Warren
and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Evin ClaWson
and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Roberts
and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ClaWson
and family,
MI. and Mrs. Archie Burdick
MI. and Mrs. Lawrence Claw
Son and family.
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CARD OF THANKS

CAEGD OF IHANhS
We wish to express our ap-
probation and thanks through
the columns of the Hardin
Tribune Herald for the many
kindnesses shown by our In
dian and white friends in
lending their helping hands and
also for the many beautiful
floral offerings in our recent
bereavement and also the ritual
services.
MI. and Mrs. Ira Bad Bear,
MI. and Mrs. Barney OLD
Coyote, ST., and family,
MIR and Mrs. Thomas Bad
Bear and family,
MI. and Mrs. Allen Old Horn
and family,
MI. and Mrs. George Bad
Bear and family.
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no PRESENT PLAY

The Ashlar players of the
Ashlar lodge of Billings will
present the play, "a Rose Upon
the Altar" at the regular meet
ing of SITS. John lodge No. 90,
A. F. and A. MaSons tonight
(Thursday) at 8 p. m.
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THANK YOU

We wish to express our ap-
probation to the st. Xavier,
Soap Creek and Upper Big
Horn Home Demonstration clubs
for furnishing the lunch for
the dance given for the bene-
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Lines
By Dale III. Dapis
FIELD SPECIALIST
BENDIx
AUTOMATIC
LAUNDRY
Read the Labels On Garments;
Learn about their Fiber Content

Whether the fabric you are
buying is made entirely of one
kind of fiber, or a combination
of fibers, it is important to
know not only what it is made
of but what it's qualities and
characteristics may be, advises
Leone Ann Heuer, textiles and
home furnishings editor for
Better Buymanship, Use and
Care, publication of Household
Finance Corporation.
The label attached to a fabric
or garment may give you facts
on fiber content. Look for and
read labels for all the informa-
ton they can give you. Fabrics
decribed by the name of one
fiber should contain only that
fiber. For example, wool should
mean all wool.
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apprehended by the game war
den, not his father.
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fit Of the Cancer Control fund
on Saturday, May 8.
Carr Mccarthy
{ ea Leonard O,Brien
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sim
cere thanks for the many cour.
tesies and kind expressions Of
sympathy extended to us in oul
recent bereavement.
Mrs. Mabel Franklin and
family,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Thorburr
and family.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-05
Margaret Snyder Is
Bride Of w. Greene

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A. Snyder,
430 Virginia avenue, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Mar
garet NJ Snyder to Mr.. William E.
Greene, Jr., son of Mrs. Grace L.
Greene, 81 East Washington street.
The ceremony was performed in
Elkton, Md, on Saturday, July "a,
by the Rev S. F. Hopkins.
Mrs, Greene was graduated from
the Hagerstown High School,
class of 1941, and Columbia Business
College. She is the secretary of
Harold H. Hoffman, attorney-at-law.
Mr.. Greene also graduated from
the Hagerstown High School, class
of 1885, and Columbia Business Col
lege He holds a position with the
House of Mandl, Inc.
The couple are making their home
at 81 East Washington street.