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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01

Every 80 minutes someone in the
United States commits suicide. Our au-
thority for this statement is DR.. Carleton
Simon. eriminologist.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01
AMERICAN BUSINESS

There is steady decline in most kinds
OF business activity and fewer people are
helding satisfactory jobs today than they
were at the beginning of the year. Besides
Incomes are less than they were four
months ago.
While raw materials are beginning to
iail our farm prices have been leyeling off.
All the evidences indicate that what
We called the "boOmn is over.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01

Initiative is q combination of brains
and energy but blah blah and hustle can
sometimes fool people.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01

Ithink, therefore, I am-Descartes.
But what are those fellows. who do not
think, or who think they think?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01

Children would probably be much
hsssF y they didn't have the example Of
adults 20 follow. =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01

$42, 900. In 1913, they were So
528, 900.
The Ministry of Supply, re-
porting this, said the indsutry.
almost non-existent before, the
war, now includes 10 companies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01

Buenos Aires, capitol of Argen-
tina, is a Spanish phrase whose
literal meaning is good air..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01

IN THE cIRCTTT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JtDIiIAL fsJRCIIr
OF THE STATE OH Fl.0RIDA,
IN AND FQR ,M0NR0E C0ISrS..
IN CHASCF.RY.
Case Nos II-SS5f
FRED III. PASSION.
Plaintiff,
VS. ,.,.e pIN9RcE
Defendant
a n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01

TO: Theda passoW, sss,r3,t
1929 South Sierra Madre.
Colorado Springs, Colorado,
You are hereby required to ap-
pear To the sworn bill ar Complaint
filed against pon in the sibove
stated cause, on or before the 18th
day Of June, a. r.. 1914. otherwise
the allegatiops Of safP Bill viii he
takenlas confessed by you.
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida, this 10th day of May, a. d.
1919. 4vcS
sSeaD EARL r. ADAMS Z
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Of Monroe County, FLORIDA.
Raymond r. Lord.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
may rs 25s ljRpe 1919
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Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLIcATI0N
TO: Geraldine CasSella Pe1Fce,
3603 Avenue T.,
BROOKLYN, New York
You are hereby rGqhfrgd Ito APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint, Cor
divorce, in the above styled cause
on the 10th day Of June A. ~. lgf9,
Otherwise the allegations therein
will be taken as confessed
This order TO be, published once
week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen. n news
paper published in keytWest, Flor
ida. -
Done and ordered this i8th day
of May, y. u. l949 ~&E
(Seal EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe CountEss Florida.
Ry:.. 5tsd) Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
Thomas S. Caro-,
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
may f1S-25; june ,l949
"a
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Defendant.
NOTICE TO APPEAR.
TO: Catherine \, Trump,
5f6 East 3rd Street,
Mount Vernon, N. f.Es
You are hereby required 10 ar
pear TO the sworn bill of complaint
filed against you in the slbaye stated
cause, on or before the 18th day of
July, Al. u, 1919. otherWsise aIle-
cations OF said bill viii bc taken as
confessed by you.
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida, this list day Of May. A. ID.
1919.
(SeaD Earl. R.iAIYAAiS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of Monroe County, Florida.
Raymond X. lord,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
june III 22s19f9.
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LECALS :
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sA*THE CIRCUIT COUR3sOT TIE:
ELEVENTH Jt;DICIAL CIRCUIT
Or THE STATE OF FLORInA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY. st3fE
Case No. fl-SS4
HAROLD NJ. TRUMP.
Flaintiff
vs. DiN0HCE
CATHERINE a. TRUMP,
Valley frontiersman., 1949-03-24
VALIEY FOX co TO- "A R B ANkS

Delegates to the fif- tietIl .annivel .ary of the Yukon Presb. ,+ory left Palmer for Fairbanks yesterday ming. The Val ley delogs 5ion inc lu~ ded Rev. and Mrs. Vic tor Llfsen, .-Ws C.. Mu end Mrs Don Irwin of Pa Inner and Mrs Pete Nelson Of w. silloe
 The local party met Anchorage delegates end the ent ire group left by train for the north,
 It is Rf verend Alf- sen's hope that Dr. J. Earl Jeckman secre t. ry of the Presbyterian Board of Mis- sions, will return with nim to Pal- mer to discuss hospital nogement with the board of d directors of the Val ley Eospitals
Valley frontiersman., 1949-03-24
TO SPEAK HE RE

Rev. David Cowie, primo ipal spc: 1zer et the Yukon Prosbytery mget- ings to be held in F., a,ir- banks this week, will appear ct a { oeciel scr- vice at the United Prot estant Church on Mn,rch 29. The servi ce will be. gin ct 7:30 -p.mo.
 Reverend Cowie .- is mini ter ct the Univ6r- sity Presbyterian Church in Seattle.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-03-24
INVITATION TO BID

The Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporal ion of Palmer, Ale ska will receive sealed bids up to and including April H. l9L49, the following vo- hiclos end equipment. Ten percent (lO9) of bid price must eccompary the offer and the balance bel paid in cash upon ecceptance of bid. Bids II bel opened at the ERRC office in Palmer at 50 P.lo Tuesday, April ,. Inquire at Corporation off co for dire ctions to the location of the items isted
 l HD-lO Allis Chalmers Tr2 otor
 W/hydraulic dozer
 l TD-l8 Interna ti onal Tro ctor
 W/cable dozer ..
 l 1857 Plymouth pickup
 l 1912 Ford cabover truck, la ton capl
 fletbed w/stoko rack. l Tho Alaska Rural Rohabi1 tation Corporetion re serves the right to re ject any and Ill bids.
 c. w. PETERS .. |
 ... General Manager
Valley frontiersman., 1949-03-24
POWER WOR K >
 STARTS AT KODIAK

Line construction on the Kodiak power project is to begin today, it Was announced by Eerbert Bryan, REA head in El- askao D. T." Lowory, engineer. attached to the locacl office, he.s been comforting with Kodiak engineers in Anchorage this week, in preporo- tion for the opening of work on the project.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-03-24
ARA BIDS NOW IN WASHING


 Bids for cons truction. of the Agr icultural Re- search Adminis tration's laboratory and office building. will be. opened in I'Ic shington. Do c., on April l ,, it WGs announce, ed this week by Don IT, win, ARA director.s The selG ctod contra ctor will not be known here for: several days after bids are opened
 Much interest has been evidenced in the proposed building, Mro Irwin saide Eight con- tra ctors received plans, and in add iti on, calls for bids were adve rtisod in Seottle and Anchor age.
 Once the bid is awar- ded, work could begin at once, if tEawing boilers are used; if not ;: actual 2 cons trUction cannot be- gin until June. It is hoped the bui lding can: be compile ted by tho end of September.
 Building plans, for the present, are confin- ed to the office Ind laboratory building. If addi tional fund S are ap- propri ioted, it is hoped that bids cen be adver- tisod in July for the apartment s, greenhouse and oxpe r mental storage bui ldings
Valley frontiersman., 1949-03-24

engineers in Ancho ro ge this week, in preparo- tion for the opening of work on the project. CLASSIFIED
 HELP WANTED
 WOMN, - TO lio bIe, to clean bar; dai ily work; 3l5O mon tn. See Mrs Q Russell Felzieno : s"
 FOR SHE
 FURNISHED house; 4-rms, modern; full basement. See Pex Monoghens USED records Your choice popular numbers polke,s :, Tos terms B .de C Supply a :.: 2-"IIEEL tra allor, $9O; Black = and Decker o1ec- tric drill, l/2n, $25. Inqo 4. 4. Rempel. RELLLECE oil burnor, comps, $26; Winchester 3O:O6 rifle and l2-gGuge shotgun, $loo; Coleman ges iron, B; 8-pioce dining room sui to. L.E. Moffi tt, l Mi. N., then ce ~l/2 mi, VI of. Palmer. JUST TIE THING for hunt ing trips; M-2 cleactrac good condition; AOO; Frey Bros. ne&r McKe ch- nie's SaWmi l.
 SMALL l rm. house on skids; located in Pe> liner mus be moved. Ina. Don Parks . .."..
 NOTICE
 DUE to III heal tn, I am no longer associated with the partnership, Sand vik <, Puhl. I an rosponsibl only for those bills incurred by end for no part norship bills. (signed) .~ .'.~
 JOE. PUEI COFFEY insures every-3
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10
Around Apgor

Word has been received from
Mrs. Jean Sullivan that she ar
rived in Minneapolis and was or
her way to Medelia, Mimi, where
she will visit with mother ano
brothers.
Mrs. Leona Harrington left Sat-
urday for Dillon where she will at
tend school for the summer. Her
son, Tom, also left Saturday for
Deer Lodge where he will stay
the summer with brother and
sister law, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Harrington.
Mrs. Harvey DeGroff of Salem,
Ore. was a guest of the Arthur
Andersons. She was on her way
back from Minnesota. She is Mr..
Anderson's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Davis and
daughters and newest member of
family, a cocker spaniel .'Rusty"
enjoyed a picnic at Avalanche
Campground. Lem reports fishing
wonderful at Avalanche lake,
when he came home with a good
catch.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Aubert and
Mrs. Rose Prange attended church
at Columbia Falls Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Joe Lavorato called on Mrs.
Rose Prange Friday evening. Sum
day callers were John Dillerd
and party of Kalispell.
A new family has moved to :
Apgar. They are Mr. and Mrs. Le-
roy White and daughter recently
of Coram. They are living in the
Harrington house.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Willitts and sons
visited with the Ed Cousineau
family in Roman Sunday.
Herman Gilbertson is visiting
the Jean Sullivan home.
Mrs. Charles Nick of Kalispell,
and Mrs. William Mack, LaSalle
were Sunday callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddy Brewster and family. J
Mrs. Roy Wiles has been on the I
sick list, we hope to see her up and
back at her boats soon. Z
Miss Vicky Simonis has had her \
;onsils out at Roman, Saturday. Z
low are you feeling now, Vicky? y
Royal Thone Jr. of Kalispell q
S visiting Apgar this week.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10

Five. Montana to Bolton, Montana
Said bus route to start at Lake
Five School House, thence to High
way No. 2 thence to Bolton, Mon
tana. thence to the Belton Grade
School Building.
Proposal No. 8
A call is made on the delivery of
Grade and High School students
on the northwest Halfmoon bus
route to Columbia Falls Grade and
High Schools. Said bus route to
start at the Northeast Corner of
Section 36, T. BIN, r 20 West,
thence South two miles to the
Southeast Corner of Section 1,
thence East one mile to the South
east Corner of Section 6, thence
South approximately three fourths
of a mile more or less to inter-
section of continuation of 5th
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10

reation hall, and IS assis'eo -
Nick.
John Holtz, father-in-law OF
DAYTON Cooper has been paintNls
tbe trailer on the lot next TO the
cooner home and is now putting on
tonsoil for a lawn. AS soon as II
;s finished he will put it up Tor
s.le DAYTON is also putting top
soil on his yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Johnson ana
her mother, Mrs. E. A. Bergman
have moved out to their 3O-acre
ranch on the Spotted Bear ROAD.
They lived in the Rogers place
and Mrs. Bergman now owns H.
Mrs Maude Halbert, mother-ln-
law of Bill Storm returned TO
Seattle last Saturday on business.
She hopes to return in few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Collins and
children spent Monday and Iues-
day in Poison.
Ronald Murray caught a IL
inch rainbow in the river near the
pump house, Monday.
Oscar Edwards and Clarence
Anderson were very busy Tuesday
getting the Edwards little cabin
up on skids preparatory to NOV
ing it to the Edwards lot across
from the Leo Edwards home.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10
South Forker's Son
On Radio Program

Wayne Storm, son of grocer, Bill
Storm, is to appear tonight on the
Horace Heidi program which fea-
lures amateurs, in Seattle. Wayne
will do a solo song and dance
routine. Wayne has won much ac-
claim the past year in Seattle with
his singing and dancing, appear
ing before many lodges and clubs.
He was recently mentioned as a
prospect for stand-in for a prom
inent movie star and is being
watched by movie scouts. He has
a specially act which he performs
with girl and boy companion
which has been well liked.
Folks from South Fork didn't
very good fish catches over
the weekend. In fact many of
them came home empty handed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Calovis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Tastula and children
Of Hungry Horse and their neice,
Miss Mary Ann Lindbom from
the Martin Mine at Niarada went |
TO Whitefish Lake but came back
with empty creels Frank Sharr
tried the river above the south
fork bridge but no luck The Tom
Collins family and their guests
went out in the afternoon but did
not report any luck.
The Marion McClurgs came back
with one each, the Walter Rudes
also went fishing at the river and
caught only few.
Fern Harlan left Saturday on
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10

the Empire Builder for Portland
where she will spend the summer
Clark Harlan, Jr. left Sunday oy
bus for Pendleton and will 60 or
from there to Portland.
Guests Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dur Stratton were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Reed OF
Republic, Wash.
The Bill Calovis are proud
owners of a new refrigerator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schroeder re-
turned to Cut Bank, Saturday 1or
an indefinite stay.
Mrs. E. H. Davis is in Rochester
at the Mayo clinic for a check-up.
The Stem Bergs have moved
from the Nash cabins to the VANS
ley cabins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holtz, Cres-
ton, visited their daughter ana
family, Mrs. Dayton Cooper last
weekend. Carol Cooper returned
home with them.
Bert Rogers and family have
moved into the Bergman home
next to the Strunks. They are no
relation to the former owner and
builder of the house. Irma Jean, 10
mothers the other children and
keeps house. The others INCLUDE
Nick, IA, Patsy, II, Audrey, 9.
They moved here from Coram, and
formerly lived in Whitefish. MIR.
Rogers is janitor at the GSM Rec
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
ON TRANSPORTATION

The Board of Trustees OF Schoo
District No. 6, Flathead County
Montana, will receive sealed pro-
nosals up to 800 o'clock, P. M.
July S, 1949 for school buses, fol
the delivery of pupils on three bus
routes.
Proposal No. l
Bus to start from Martin City
Montana, thence follow highway
No. 2 to Columbia Heights, thence
take highway No. 40 to the Grade
and High Schools at Columbia
Falls, Montana.
Proposal No. 2
A call is made on the delivery OF
grade school pupils from Lake
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10
Heights Connecting
New Wafer Lines
by Joan Bader


With the help of all the people
In Steeles addition the bitches are
dug, the pipe is in, and soon they
will be able to turn the fauce
and water will run.
Don't forget Commercial clut
meeting next Monday evening.
Mrs. Lee Rodgers and children
and Marlene Mckinley left Sat-
urday to go to Medford, Ore.
where Mrs. Rodgers father lives
Marlene plans to spend about a
month visiting relatives in Port
land.
New family at the Heights is
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Smith. Doc
has the KID dude. ranch at Hun
cry Horse.
Several of the children in the
Heights are attending Bible school.
The Lowrys' have moved their
household goods to Idaho.
Mrs. Bill Wilkinson of Deer
Lodge is visiting the Homer
Steeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin and
children and Bessie Jones, the Joe
Cadas, the Ray Murphys and the
Lyle Wilson's could all be seen
at Lake Blaine, Sunday enjoying
the cheat wave"
Mrs. Donald Hipps and son have
gone to Bremerton to bring back
her beauty parlor equipment to
the Heights.
George Richwine's father of
Spokane visited here last week.
end.
Carl Evans spent a few days
last week in Occur d'Alene on
business.
Mrs. Gladys German of Omak,
Wash. has been visiting her bro
ther and sister-i -in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Funkhouser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus johnson had
a picnic supper in the park Friday
evening. Accompanying them were
Mrs. Art Cox and children, Carol
and Richard Thomas, Deanna and
Gene Cada. The children enjoyed
seeing the cub bear play and get
ting close enough to an old doe
to feed her.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richwine
took in the motorcycle races in
Great Falls, Sunday.
Another new enterprise in the
community is big used car lot
about ready to open for business
next to the Westberg building.
Jimmy Neal is putting the fin +
ishing touches on his cabins and u
will soon be ready for occupancy. v
Mr.. and Mrs. Olvin Odenthal r.
and children returned Monday C.
evening from trip to Killdeer, n
N. Oak. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fisher, Ralph II
Fisher, Florence Chase, Edith and pl
Arnold Kasper drove up to the IN
park Sunday. W
Dora Todd left Tuesday on the
rain for Wiota, Mont, to spend WI
he summer with Mr.. and Mrs WI
ernie Clark, Mrs. Clark is Dora's
lister. re
The Martin children, Tommie tn
linda, and Judy are the new own th'
rs of cute cocker spaniel puppy Nh
amed Ginger. MI
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Ersin and of
Alice Byline were Sunday callers Mi
t the Joe Brews. the
Gene Bader, and Jim Clark were to
10Th busy working on their gar wi
ges. tri
Mrs. Jim Hanson visited at the fol
1orace Todds Tuesday evening. Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Winkley. we
hereford Hills ranch, Philipsburg, no
dont. visited the Jack Cores.
Addition to the Joe Brew house wi
lold is new sewing machine. ais
Suess we will be seeing the Brews ca
n all sorts of new clothes.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10
stree street o Of the town . ,
Falls, Montana VI (

Falls, Montana. u col'
Said buses to !.
construction to insus. ue Of add
tinations. The II and aon from thsi]
to be the Judge 1ssfa as q Of n
Moth. not the buses are Of ~ s5ss Shst
saruetion. to s:Il, Bus drivers susauat| ass
To- 70 furnish s'.li bond and i'f =. y
Sne Mentnae undersigned in colunh9;,9 ;sIlI MY
The Board of Tru..,.
the right to reject t'.sss ICES r.
bids. 'e'' any a
Dated this 7th day. Of Jun.
Clerk of
Columbia Falls, Moats' Snts'
pub, "a
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16
Patro|man Warns 0f Checkup
 On Car Licenses

A crackdoWn on drivers li- cense and license plate viola tions was announced this week by Highway Patrolman Stanley Laird, who transferred to duty in this area recently. MT. Laird said tickets would be issued to all unlicensed drivers and to the drivers of vehicles which do not properly display license plates.
 Its going to be a lot cheaper to pay the dollar or two neces- Sary to get a license or plates, than it is to pay a fine,' he warned.
 MT. Laird said any driver who had lost one of the license plates issued to his vehicle could pur- chase a replacement from Mrs. Dorothy Saxton. Mrs. Saxton's office is located in the Valley Theatre building.
 The paCfOlman also stated that any tractor used for trans portation purposes on the high way must display proper vehicle licenses. This ruling does not ap- ply to tractors used for farm purposes only, but is directed to- ward the vehicles which are used by their owners for trips
 10 Palmer, and for other trans portation purposes.
 A routine check of vehicle lights will be conducted by the patrolman before winter weather sets in, in addition to the license check-up, MT. Laird said.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16
REA Mon Is Here
 For Six Weeks Survey

Everett J. Raushenbeger, of the power division of the Rural Electrification Administration at Washington, D. C., has joined the staff of the local REA office on temporary assignment. Mir. Raushenberger will be in Alaska for month or six weeks, to make a power survey.
 Donald T. LoWery, field con- struction engineer from REA, also returned to Palmer last week. Mr. LoWery had been re- called to Washington, D. C., to receive presidential citation for his REA work in Alaska.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16
Plan Rally Tomorrow

There will be a Youth for Christ rally at the Church of God tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, it was announced this week by Ramona Davis, presi- dent of the Valley organization. Chaplain Pace of Fort Richard son will be the speaker for the evening. A colored quartette will present special music for the rally.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-17

Mrs. Gurnea Wilkinson, Stevie
Wyand and John Coffman are on the
sick list.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-17
Montsarada Grange
To Hold An Auction
Indoor Festival And Auction
To Be Held On March Is.

The regular meeting of Montsarada
Grange was held on March 8 at the
Fairplay School, at which time the
invitation to attend Charter Mem
Der Night at Leitersburg on March
16 was accepted.
Applications were presented for
the first and second degrees, which
will be conferred on March %, and
some ritualistic work was reviewed
in preparation for the degrees.
1t was announced that an indoor
festival and auction will be held by
the Grange on Friday evening,
March rs, and committees were ap-
pointed to prepare for this event.
Russell Iseminger then reported
on the Pomona executive committee
meeting which was held on Satur-
day evening at the county agents
office, and members were reminded
that all dues should be in the hands
of the secretary by March 30 to make
the Grange 100 per cent in the
Achievement Contest. A number of
other contests were explained and
the younger members were urged to
participate.
The home economics chairman
urged all persons entering the two
piece suit contest to start sewing
and get the suits completed before
the busy work season begins.
The next meeting will be held on
March %.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-17
All Club News
Girls Clubs

The regular monthly meeting of
the Smithsburg All Girls Club was
held recently at the home of Miss
Marilyn Vaughn.
The meeting was opened with the
All Pledge followed by a song, af-
ter which demonstration on making
a cherry tree favor was given by
Phyllis Leather and Donna Seibert.
Flags were then bought from Miss
Watson for the club
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed to the following: Donna and
Maxine Seibert, Phyllis Leather,
Marilyn Vaughn, Sara Warrenfeltz,
Gladys Brown, Louise Herbst, Anna
Letter, Evelyn Ridenour, Helen
Kretsinger, Betty Wilson, Dolly Gish,
Mrs Mary Ridenour, Mrs. Paul Sci
bert and Miss Margaret Watson.
Following is the schedule of meet
ings to be held by All Girls Clubs
during the coming week:
Thursday, March II, 1880 p. M
Point Salem Club will meet at the
home of Carol Long.
Friday, March Is, 1880 p. NJ
Beaver Creek Club will hold a St.
Patrick's Day Party at the home of
Marie Smith.
Friday, March IS, 1880 p. m.-St.
James Club will meet at the St.
James Brethren Church.
Monday, March 81, 7:3O p. M
Indian Springs Club will meet the
place to be announced later.
Tuesday, March %, 7:30 p. NJ
Maugansville Club viii meel at the
home of Mary Ann Miller.
Wednesday, March %, 7:30 p. m.
townsville Club will meet, the
place to be announced later.
Thursday, March "a, 1920 a. m.
-Greensburg Club will meet at the
school.
Thursday, March "a, 7:30 pm
Local Leaders Banquet will be held
at the Waffle Shop, with Miss Dor
othy Emerson, State Girls Club
Leader, as guest speaker, and Mrs.
Lester Marshall, toastmiStresS.