Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-15

weekend.
How nice that our people ar
raking and burning the lite
upon their premises until our tow
now presents brand new spring
like look.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Owen O
Plains and Harry Campbell wer
Sunday dinner guests of the Ea.
Hollingsworths.
Bill Becomes Cub Maste,
Bill Somers was elected as cut
scout master. by cub pack com.
mitee Monday evening. They are
trying to raise money to buy OWL
uniforms. Any one having a jot
large or smalD that a cub can
do, notify Bill Somers, cub master,
who will send a cub to do it. The
boys will appreciate any work
that will help getting their uni
forms.
The cubs will hold a cake and
bake sale Saturday April %. Place
to be announced later. The cubs
are making plans for the cub
scout circus to be held in Kalis-
pell May IA. The pack will sponsor
a food booth, skill game booth, and
several entries in the parade.
Interest is being shown in the
Hungry Horse area in an attempt
to organize two more cub scout
dens Of pack 38.
The Martin City ladies aid will |
meet at the home of Mrs. Al
Champlin with Mrs. Clark as as
sisting hostess Thursday April 81.
Members and other interested Ia
dies urged to attend.
PinOchlers Meet
The Eldorado pinochle club was
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Cap
LoyeaH Saturday night. Members
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Lindberg; Mr.. and Mrs. Foley; Mr..
and Mrs. Ball; Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Kartheiser; Mr. and Mrs Don Love-
all, Mrs. Butler; Mrs. Baker; Rus
sell Smith; Carl Lindberg and
Betty 10 Kartheiser. High prize
was won by Betty 10 and Don
Loveall. Low by Mr.. Foley and
Ann Baker. Second high by Floyd
Lindberg and Mrs. Ball.
Harry Campbell, who has been !,
visiting his children at Darby,
Roman and Plains, returned to MS :
Martin City home Friday.
Marvin Jensen and Arnold
Roman brick-mas-
ons, were in Martin City last week. ,,
On Way to Alaska !
Harold and Johnny Varover, '
ALIVE Duterrow, and Jack Wilson I
from Seattle to Anchor l
age, Alaska, via the Alcan High
way with two new trucks board .
ed with slaughter house equip
nent stopped over in Martin City
Saturday. They visited the Ora
,ams, Thompsons and Bon. Johnny ):
Who holds the light weight pugilist i,
belt for Alaska, has a prosperous ;,
log ranch near Anchorage. All TIE '
>oys are former residents of the D..
over Flathead valley. :.
Mrs. John Kessinger was in =
kalispell for medical treatment
friday.
)n Christianity V
There is something pathetically a
eautiful, fine and enduring about i
ur Christian humanity. Witness
IS recent entering into and shar- I
1g with David and Alice Fiscus, :
heir fears, hopes and finally grief
yer the trapping and tragic death a
their wee daughter, Kathy. u
A little one was in deadly peril n
ur humanity forgot all its petty o
ifferences of creed, race and pos 81
ion and moved swiftly to effect n
rescue. g
Volunteer crews, under the fin 1
It technical supervision heroi- r
lily labored So arduous, heart u
.eaking hours to recover the tiny
t.
From countless souls, through q
It the civilized world, arose con- W
ant prayer that Kathy would be u
stored, unframed, to her fear c.
i, yet hopeful parents. II
Then came the end of that long az
gil and our humanity bowed its
.ad in grief over the shocking
.ssing of little Kathy; and also I.
prayer that the loving Father to
all sustain and comfort the sor- di
wing family. 81
Only in Christendom does such lie