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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
Legion and Auxiliary Meet

LCgIUW anu tAWAIIIaLy 4NNNN
The American Legion and Aux
liary met at the hall Monday night.
Reports were given on child well
fare work that had been done. All
members are asked to bring clothes
TO the hall for children from SIX
months to six years and womens
size 10. If anyone has baby clothes
that have been outgrown they Will
also be greatly appreciated. The
members are to make quilt tor
a needy family. A lunch of cake
sandwiches and coffee were served
after the meeting. The Legion
members announced they would
serve the lunch at the next meet
ing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
Study Club Meets

The Eureka Study Club met at
the home of Mrs. ]. H. Fleming on
January IL. Mrs. William Bolen
had charge OF the program on hob
bies. Each member told of their
hobbies or hobby and many brought
interesting articles for display. The
lunch was in honor of Mrs. Bolen,
a recent bride. The members gath
cred around a lace covered, candle
lighted table, centered by large
cake appropriately decorated for the
occasion.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
gate. >h rails To Lions

iHa.te. .sh Tails To Lions
mother conference victory was
won when the Lions save spectator
money worth of cntat.3
taoa. oy winning a fast game Sat
v n.aht with Wh.tefish IN the
lions Den. keeping the packet
asc tn an uproar from the half
10 the finish. Whitefish gaining an
early lead put the score ~ IN the
f,rs quarter and still held their
lead al the half In the third quar-
ter the Lions squeezed ahead to
make the score 1922 at the bell.
Still holding the lead the Lions
forged ahead with their smooth
passes and quick breaks and IN the
final splash the score was 1924.
Mckenzie was high point man
tipping the Lions score for ~
Writefish.-D Knapton 7, J. Har-
ris 4 T. Knapton 4, Moore 4, D.
iK4s,I OTTO 5, D. Walsh, Keiser.
rr ka Mckenzie 10, Peltier 4
weas G, Purdy 8. Erie 4, Holder
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
Lions Win Over TrOjans
Friday. January IA

A conference victory was again
won bv the Lions on their home
when they topped Troy with
score of 54-22. The Lions ronpr
aad of 26-10 in the first hall
of the game was u oSti
bv the second five, giving
lr rs q break. The t.hlrod
ended with a score OF 30
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
Local News Items

Mr.. and MRS FRANK SaDln We're
hosts at a dinner, Monday evening" p;
IAN. 10. in honor or MIS-. l. ~:
anson and Mrs. Mark Weyandt OF
81 Paul Present were Mr. ana
n D. Coombs, Mr.. and MIS-
Jansen and children and MI
Continued on Page Nine)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20

Whitefish:-Sagen IA, Cuff, Gregg
Muroka /. Collier II, Hileman 5
Campbell Bilant 6, Kusumoto 4
Eureka BRIGHT 10, Mason 10
Art Purdy 9. Gwynn 3. Mortenson
Dale purdv 4
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
Card Of Thanks

We sincerely wish to thank our
n any friends and neighbors for the
floral offerings and many acts OF
kindness at the death of our nus
oand, father, brother and uncle.
Mrs. Fred Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Gage Garvin
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd johnson
Mrs. Ida Houde
Mr.. Oscar johnson
Mr.. Arthur Johnson.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
Eureka News
N o t G E

H. P. Weydemeyer will handle
the assessing of Motor Vehicles IN
the east end of the County for the
Assessor and the Treasurer. He VIII
be at p. V. Klinke's office in the
County Warehouse in Eureka on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur-
days between the hours of 9 a. m.
and 5 p. m. beginning January III.
1c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
Drake Home Burns

The Eureka Fire Department was
called to the Burgess Drake home
Wednesday evening, January y. Nh.
and Mrs Drake were at the hon1
of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Garrison
attending a birthday dinner giVen
in honor Of Mr.. brakes birthday,
when the fire occurred. The hoIsa
was badly damaged and furniture
and clothing a complete loss. n F..
and Mrs. Drake will reside in the
Baney apartments until the house
can be rebuilt.
Lillian Circle Meets
Lillian Circle ct q. the eH G
Of Mrs Clyce V rhe 18th r..
lock Alavara, as sting hcstass On
Wednesday, Jan 70. fltor ,ae
usual busine IS meeting The M s
OF Electa was given (. 2e .elt
rdgla Vocrh-o5 WI ives c1-
loved very much
It was decided to carr" On the
udies Of the cha0tcr history al r
ing the year of 1949. At the close
Of the meeting a tastv lunch was
served by the hostesses.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
Old Timer Passes

Fred johnson was born August
z 1875 at Schoolcraft, Michigan,
and passed away at Eureka, Mon
tana at the age of 70.
He moved with his parents 70
Grafton, North Dakota, in the early
8O's where thew were pioneers IN
the Red River Valley
At the outbreak of the Spanish
American War he volunteered h'S
services and enlisted Nav z, 1898
in the LIST North Dakota Volunteer
Infantry and served in the Phllli-
nine Instruction, taking part IN
az battles and was honorably dis
charged Sept. 25. 1899 He was
member of the V. F. W. at Eureka.
He homesteaded at Edmore, N:
D.. and on Oct. 81, 1905 was united
in marriage to Sina Barhals al
Grafton. N. D. To this union were
born five children of whom a son
and daughter preceded him IN
death. :, ,o,1
Moving to Eureka in April, 1914
he had resided here the following
He is survived bv his widow, {
daughter Myrtle Garvin of Rock
Springs. Wyo.; two sons. Lloyd Of
Eureka and Henry of Kalispell; two
brothers in North Dakota and a SIS
ter Ida Houde of Eureka; foul
grandchildren, several nieces anC
nephews, and many friends
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
bridal shower

A bridal shower was held at the
home of Mrs. Frank Coombs IN
honor of Miss Olive Elliott on Fri
day afternoon, January IA with
Mrs. Donald McFadyean as assist.
ing hostess. A large number OF
friends were present to present the
honored guest with lovely gifts and
much advice.
delicious lunch was served by the
hostesses.
Miss Elliott left for Tacoma,
Wash, Sunday where she will visit
at the home of her sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. James st. Peter. She was ac-
companied by her sister, Peggy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
Eureka Nation Is Called


Pearl Richmond, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Newton Green. was born
in Serena. Illinois. August IA, 1871,
and passed away January IA, l949.
She was united in marriage to Lyle
Richmond February l, 1911 IN OF
tawa. Ill. where they made thelr
ro~-e until moving to Montana IN
1927. To this union was born SIX
children, four boys and two girls;
They moved to Eureka in 1886
and have lived here since.
She leaves to mourn her passing.
Dor husband four sons Wayne
Frank, Randall and Everett Of bur
ela, two daughters. Mrs. RutP Bron-
SON Of FlreFa and Mrs Vivian Fer
nv Of Frinwellc Orc: three sisters
MARI Gibson and Buelah NaTAar.
Of Illinois. and Lulu nrurer O
Michigan; four grandchildren aA0
many friends.
Funeral services were held IN the
Baptist Church with Rev. Levin
officiating. Burial was in the Eur
eka cemetery.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
< al w CHILLI.
lillian Circle Ne Is

Tobacco Valley Grange News
Tobacco Valley Grange net in
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
Water In South Eureka
Not Reing Fixed

I wish to make correction OF
statement / made in last weeks
q ;ss,'e as to the water being fixed
70; 20 South Eureka. I had been mis-
- ;aformed The water line is not
I hning fixed and it is not known
as to when it will be.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
Card of Thanks

We wish to thanE our naH|
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and generous ofer'n'F
since the loss of our home, and we
sincerely appreciate the effort
everyone made to save our home
in our absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess Drake.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
SUNDAY Dinner Club

The Sunday Night Dinner Club
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Price Sr. Sunday, January 10.
Fourteen members enjoyed the deli
c;ous ham dinner served at 500
o'clock The honored members OF
fhe evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Burgess Drake and Frank CoSIlcn'
who were birthday members; EACH
was presented with lovely glLt.
The evening was spent IN contests
and visiting. L1l =.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Purdy on February Is.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20

g and at the sound of the buzzer
he scoreboard read 54-22.
Hubert Mckenzie was high point
an for the Lions with Is.
Troy Lindsey 3, Ladoon s, Pet
-e5n 2. Price 8. Carr l. McDougal
2.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-01-20
Veteran Passes

Ernest L. Benson, son OF MI , sI.u
,Trs Alexander Benson, was born
NIT M Tbaver, Mo, June %, 1890. When When
~ ~ w Va still a baby his parents
, ne NJ IN Kansas where he grew 70
move VSood lie was married to Annie
4 = Eaton on November IL, 1922 at
~ ~. lad Idaho. To this union W., was
born four children; TWO SONS ""
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-28
MAJOR LEAGUES START TRAINING;
 7NEW MANAGERS

NEW YORK, Feb. 28s--lR-The major leagues will begin spring basesall rehearsals on scattered warm weather fronts tomorrow with seven of the 16 clubs under mana gers who weren't barking orders a year ago.
 Four National League teams will be under pilots who took over in the midst of last season and who should have some notion of their task. The new bosses in the Ameri- can are digging in from scratch.
 The National managers who will be supervising spring drills of their particular clubs for the first time are Leo Durocher of New York Giants and Burt Shotton of the Brooklyn Dodgers. who figured in the sensational switch last July; Ed Sawyer of the Philadelphia Phillies, and Bucky Walters of tEe Cincinnati Reds.
 The Americans new brain trust CTS, all appointed at the close of the 194S campaign, are Casey Stem gel of the New York Yankees, Red Rolfe of the Detroit Tigers and Jack Onslow of the Chicago White Sox.
 The Cleveland Indians are pre- season favorites to win the Ameri- can League flag again and their sterncst opposition is expected to come from New York and Boston.
 The National League presents last years champion Boston Braves, St.. Louis and Brooklyn on a sort of take your -own-choice basis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-28
0SC H00p5TER5 MAKE STRONG BID
 IN pENNANT RACE
By The Associated rress)

By The Associated rress)
 Oregon State College had one hand on the Northern Division Pacific Coast Conference basketball jewels today.
 The Beavers assured themselves of at least a tie for the division flag by splitting a pair with Oregon this weekend while SC c 0 n drumming Washington State divided a brace with Idaho.
 In the final games of the sea- son, OSC and Oregon meet again in 6 two-game set next weekend and Washington State carries it's barely flickering flag hopes against cellar dwelling Washington at Seattle. If the Beavers dropped 10th their games and the Cougars won theirs the two clubs would be locked for league honors.
 The Beavers dropped the Ducks, 42-38, Saturday night at Corvallis
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-28

by standing off late Oregon rally Cliff Grandall led the win with l3 points.
 Oregon tripped the Beavers, 61-54, Friday night at Eugene.
 Washington State kept its pen- nant canoe afloat by ripping out a 55-37 victory over the in-and-out fourth-place Vandals@ Saturday night at Pullman. Idaho won the Friday contest, 39-31, at Pullman.
 Washington was idle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-28
CHARLES, MAXIM TO. MEET IN $ FOUNDER

CINCINNATI, Feb. 28.-tR-Ez- gard Charles and Joey Maxim meet in 15-round heavyweight elimi- nation bout here tonight under knockdown rule seldom, if ever, useo in a match of such importance.
 The rule provides that the knock ed-down boxer, if badly hurt, must take count of nine. Should he rise in a hefuddled state before that tine, the referee will prevent his opponent from tearing into him inn mediately with a finishing punch.
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 Fried Chicken and T-bone Steaks .-s2.5C Country Club. 19 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-28
RADIO LOG

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-28
COAST TEAMS
 ARE TRAINING

--tREAl Unser poled two homers to give his team a 20 win in the Hollywood Stars Sunday intrasquad game. The Stars catcher made only two trips to the plate. Five pitchers worked, showing good early season control.
 ANAHEIM.-Th full Sacramento solons' squad will be on hand today for an intensive week of training before the exhibition game circuit starts. Intrasquad games are sched- uled for the latter part of the week.
 WILMINGTON. The Seattle Rainiers' big guns-Hillis Layne, Neil Sheridan and Billy Ramsey arrived at camp and put in a gong hitting drill. Manager Jo-Jo White said the swatting trio looked to be in top physical shape. E FULLERTON The Los Angeles Angels are beginning to feel the pinch of bad weather. With the teams first exhibition game only a week away, damp grounds has linn tied training to running by infield- CTS and outfielders, and a little throwing by pitchers.
 ONTARIO.-Manager Bucky Har- ris said he is impressed with the progress of the San Diego Padres so far. Outfielder Buster Adams and First Baseman Vincent Shupe have checked in. Adams, ex-tig leaguer, will go into the San Diego hospital for special tests on his back. He has reported aches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-28

CASH for scrap lead and old storage batteries at Madscn's. 22 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-28
MASONIC NOTICE

Regular meeting Monday evening 7:30. Official visitation and ad dress by Grand Historian, F & AM of Washington. 30 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-28

Fried Chicken ana r-bone Steaks -S2.50. Country Club. 19 If
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-03
Derlhwieeenheit

gu oen 6arafteriitiiden grioroer.
niiieu zines Giplomoteu Ser alter
8ismardlden Sdule gebort oie
&lnit oes S61peigens. Sest ireilid
lit oas Serfabre,, elm anoeres: man
| Iu6t ieine eigenen Gl6ne uno &c.
|linnungen burb oie lbeinbar groBte,
| ia Ielblt grobIte Sffenbeit Der Spra.
he 5l1 oerbergen.
Iber Die mebr ODER minoer ratio,
uelle 8erpenoung oes Sbpeisens i'm
oiplomatiiden 0ienit beriibrt Die Su.
geno Der 8erifniegenbeit riht, Ser
mir einiee Minuten uniere Iufmerf.
lamfeit 5,,tpenoen 1ponen.
aud) ein 8erelei6 5tpiiden Ser
4unit 5lt i6Deigen lno ser, gut s,l
reoen, 10 irterellant er tpGre, gebort
nift eigentlid bierber. 8ir tpollen
nur frosen: 8as lit pobl iduerer
Heoen ODER Idpeigen, uno pas Der.
oienitIider2 gs fomn1t 1pobl ouf Die
l1mltanoe uno 5l.meiIt auf Die 9e.
peggriinoe an. Oen meiiten WenI6eu
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bart uno ibuer, gu idtpeisen. He,
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fen mitteilen, uno oas lit oem geIei,
ligen Menl6en Elm 8eoiirfnis uno Ell,
tie grleidterung. Snoeiien gebt es
lpie nit laurem 8ein, 8aIieriuppe
uno Strobldden: man setpobnt iidl
an alles, audi al bas Sdlpeigen.
8eun man 3. 9. biel allein reilen
muB un6 es nidt Iiebt, fremoe Men.
lben an5uipre6en, 10 Iernt man balo,
Ieine 8eobohtunsen uno getradtrn,
gen fir ii6 5u bebalten. 9as lit nod
feline Sugeno - aber oienei1t aud)
fem 5ebler. 5dmeisen, neil mon
ni9ts 5u iagen tpeiB, lit leidt; Ibpei.
gen, Inn nidts 8erfebrtes su Iaaen,
lit flus; ld,peisen aus bo1miitigen,
Selbitgeniigen lit tpioertpGrtig
idtueisen aus 2iebe our GinIamfeit
tit niitlid; ld,peieen aus @eborIam
lit ldtper, aber tugenobaft.
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lbenf 8ottes. Sic lit cine Ser groB.
ten uno niisliditen Seiner 8oben,
aber tpobl aud bon alien bic, ,peIde
am i6mierisiten rebt 5u brau6en
uno ~iegensrei6 81. bertperten lit.
Berlamiegenbeit lit nibt glei9be-
Seuteno nit Der &unit 5u idtpeieen,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-03

| penfeit, ser Maimorsen, Der Serbit.
ing, penn Die 9ratdpfel auf Dem
Diem idmorten, Ser gisaapfel, uenn
Der erite 5dnee sefaIlen. 0ieie eliid'
boft.frobli6e 2ebensart, bieies 1piiien.
De 2adeln bes in @ott eegriinoeten
WenIden lit Die itarfe, formenoa
&raft redter Seitgeitaltuns. 8ei Seau
Baul tann man oas in ieinem uer'
gniisten Sdulmeiiterlein rMario
8u5" nahleien, 1pie eit ean5es Sc.
ben 5um 5elt miro, 10 foitlih, oaB
Die san5e groe nerpanoelt mar uno
aaes Seimat 1puroe.
gd6t Ser 8lan5 maft oas Seit,
Ionoern oas Sers. gei6t sic 8roBe
oes @eidenfes. ionoern sic 8eiin.
Inung, Sic 8drme, oie SSnniefeit BE-
sliidt. Bie feitlit) 1pirft ein liebes
8liimlein ouf oem SonntasstiId
@eld)e &leiniefeit 11no bod pel6e
sroBe Sonntossfreuoe! 8onn tper.
BEN mir audi lniere SSeite uno Sci
ern i'm &reiie Ser Samilie tpieoer in
Ser foitlihsi6libten srt oes 3uiam-
menleins begeben, mo mir allc nit
einanoer Inn Sen Gid berum iisen,
semeinIam ipielen uno iinsen unS
oas Sdone. mas mir i'm Bud, I'M
8iloe fouoen, mitbrineen uno allen
geben!
aIs man Wottbias glouoius iras-
te, mas ibm 8runo uno anloB sur
Hoeite sebe, ou ar1ttportete er 1ur
Idlt6t uno ielbitperit6noli6: Ser
idone Simuel, sic idone groe rno
bic beilige &elieion. Die reinlte Guel=
le ser 5rel.oe flieBt I'M Geligioien,
aus Dem groBen, lpunoerlelteen 8e-
tpuBtIein ser erlolten, oes 8eborgen=
Ieins beim Gater. 8iebiel ssreuoe,
Sarbe uno Heidtum ori,1gt in uuIer
2ebeu biuein burd oas Miterlebe1l
oes Sabres unierer Stride NIT all
ieinent blnter, froben 8e6Iel Ser
5eite uno 3eiten, nit ieinen grbebun,
gen uno Sroit,lugen, Ieinen 2i6tern
,,nb 5arben.
Srel.oe im gIternbous: ein S9op.
en aus Der Jiiue Der 5reubenqueIlen
Inn @ott, Hatur unb Seim! aus iol.
dent glternbaus uodien frobe Met,,
ll6enfinoer ins 2eben bitein, Die ni61
im 2drm in6 8etrieb oes Cages, in
rgrDerb" unb nSrofit" untergeben
Die ben tiefiten Sirn bes 2ebens ent
oedt boben uno als frobe ait,ber Got
tes ibr 8eites, ibre Seele, ibr Ser;
rein uno unDerIebrt belpabren.
| (gntnommen, ser ausge5eibneter
Nonatsidrtft ,glterubaus, S9uIt
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3. ,Sabrg. Seft s.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-03
Sreuoe im Glternhaus

2aBt oie Sonne berein il,s gltern,
bausl ssreuoe I'M glternbaus! Dos
miiBte 2olung uno @runbmotip uns
ierer bdusliben grsieb,lng lein.
Ridts r6dt iih fir Die @eiamtent-
midlung eines Wenihen mebr aIs ei'
ne freuolole Sueeno, als Elm ner-
GRANTEES uno berbittertes glternbans,
|als cine unfrobe &inobeit. Gin 5bas
idoner, ionniser Sueenoeri1,nerllns
geu lit foitbarere Dfitgift als 9feih-
tum ur,b Gubn1. &inoer aber, oie in
Der Sugeno iiberan suredtseitutt
tpur6en uno in bartem, faltem 31pang
elterlifeu gbrgei5es uno Drills auf=
tpu6ien, obne 2iebe, 5onne, @iite
uno Geriteben, geben als Sebnenoe
llno Oarbenbe ourhs 2eben, oas
2ano ME erlebter frober ainbbeit uno
ieliser Sugeno etpig nit ser Seele
Iuheno.
Cine bon elterlider 2iebe uno fino.
lidem 8ertrauen eeldttiste Samilien-
|atmoIpbare lit Dos bette Badstumss
tpetter fir sic i1nge IenI I1enpfIan-
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brau6t, Inn our 8liite uno Sru6t su
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Sauptfeitto geiunoer graiebung. or.
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1tno irgenono il, Ser Seele cine Stel-
le beuabren. no iie gang &ino eeblie.
ben itno, Oamit lie NIT ibren Sin,
bern leben uno bon Seraen jih mil
ibnen freuen fonnen. &inoer lino ia
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feitlib=freubige Span1t,,ng, grtpar.
tung uno 5roblidIein su neriesen
l1no feine 5inperlihe, iertimentale
Sreube ioa es Iein, Die mir fir bic
@rsiebuns unierer &inoer tpiinide1.
fein ungeiunoer Sdparn ettpo i'm
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Subel, Der Namenstae ODER @eburts.
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uno 8ldttern auf Dem 2i6tertiib Die
fleinen Dinge ,lno l1eberraiduneen
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bu6 oas gliidItrablenoe Namenstogs,
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-06
Coming EUents

SATURDAY. AUGUST g.
Cocktail party honoring con-
ferees Of Junior {. of C..
Convention. 6 P. NJ. at Casa
Roma.
Banquet Of Junior c of c Con-
ventiOn. 8 r. NJ. at La Con-
cha Hotel. Senator Claude
Pepper. principal speaker.
Conference Ball, Junior c of c
Convention, 10 p. M. at Elks
Club Auditorium.
TUESDAY, AUGUST g.
Regular meeting, Sparkling
Waters Rebekah Lodge No.
IA, 1870 p. NJ, Knights of
Pythias Hal.
Dance honoring visiting British
seamen and u. S. enlisted
personnel, USO Noes, 1921
Duval street. Music by Must
clans Union. Local 202.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10
Meeting. La concha Navy
Wives Club No. SO. 1000 A.
NJ. in Clubrooms, Building
ia. u. S. Naval Station.
THURSDAY, AUGUST IL
Meeting. Sewing Group of
Monroe County Hospital
Auxiliary, $50 P. M. at Hos
pital. For transportation call
Mrs. Rutt at 420-W.
Meeting, Fleet Reserve AsSoci-
alton. Branch and Unit No.
SO. $50 p. M. at Clubrooms,
Front and Fitzpatrick streets.
FRIDAY, AUGUST IL
Luncheon meeting, Officers
Club. 1890 at Officers Club,
Fort Taylor. Bridge and Can
asia 20 follow