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Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
H. H. Village

Monday evening a SURPRISE na VI ,
was given in honor of Diane Wi
son on her 16 birthday. Those
11s actenalng were Mrs. D. Magnetti
MISSES Marlene Gehri, Janet Ric.
as nes, Marion Wilson, Berry Kill
crease crease Fred Hodgson, and Dan
Iaoterson. Several games were
played followed by a taffv mn
After they got taffy in tSeir
nalr' on the floor, and all the1,
could eat, cake, ice cream. coffee
, mrs, Magnetti helped winth the
lunch and taffy..
MRS. Emil F. Gehri entertoinad
a 1na. sa0ie 9r of bridge Tuesday even.
ing ing, Those playing were mrs
eca'lefson, Mrs. Davis, and Mrs
ochuppenies. Desert was ser1aa
after bridge. i 'e0
Elmer Taft had a bad fall ~,
nig TO clear all the ice and sro,,,
fro,,, fro ms roof to stop his furniture
I1oin W., floating from room to room,
"e nope no ribs were broken
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Taft a.
5Iyeo ds,, II. friends from Kalispell Sun
udy' They were Mr.. and Mrs
.ienry Nlchol and daughter share,
ana son Ronnie, Mr.. and Mrs ao'1
; 1ars; Lyle Austin and two sons
Dopoy and Dickie.
l.. We have always wondered aho,,
pae e appearance of the prodjesi
Sol son, not that this one has ss, hesn
mastlng n,,t i his heritage, far from if
ou1 ne mas been in a far countr,,
.'a iexas--- He is now home for
: /, wi visit before leaving for even
,,,a ,uroner fields. The fatted ca,f M
snion LIZ and Lew Fretwell k;l1oa
vi lneir returning son, Kenny, wa
'wiss steak smothered in nush' %
ooms' Kenny is with the arn,v
LII mas been assigned to medical
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
South Fork Town
BY Ann Sharr

everyone in South Fork is deem.
y srate1ul to the county com.
missioner and to the men whc
ulo the work for the SNOW n,o,,
tnat came in Monday night. Soma
~. -. "le FAMILIES here especially
the older couples who had ~
cillloren to send to the store wero
-a'noS' isolated. Just how much
81 was not revealed until the nlo,,,
cleared the streets. The Pat Rar.
o,oa ,.s whose street had not been
cleared the other time. wac 1evo1
WI WIN snow about two feet deem
a ama II was quite struggle to wall
~ lor supplies. The Strllnks and
condit;nx s street was in the same
,iat and both had quite y
-rh luce 10 go in the heavy snow
Inc Rudes, Weirs and TwiSo.s O ~:
E,een thet, up long ago trying to + PEI
tae,r hae cars to the homes and had n
oeen parking out bv the 1oha 1,au
Io,s, Lulner' The Weirs still have the
,afs sns III OF the alley to plow throuo.b
oelore they can get to their ho',
tsS no"n the hill the Pedersons % and
nafparts spent 51a hours
VI 41 digging themselves % o,,t
~ w. ie Top OF the hill where tbero
"Ie 'e1ns ~, oeaten tracks. Everyone
!. .eips their neighbor when he neoas o
- !. ana perhaps the one who he1ns
~ Td, most constructively was I.a,
EDWARDS who reported conditioro 49,
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
CreStOn Chaff
By Helen McGlaughzin

We are glad Mr.. Talbot is al
home again and much improved in
health.
Susan Gunderson has been
spending a few days with her
grandparents, the Victor Hoyl-
mans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dannie Louther-
back and Sherry and Lonnie LOU
therback were dinner guests at
the McGloughlin home Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Peterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gordon called
at the Gordon Grier home Friday.
The evening was spent playing six
handed pinochle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hoylman
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nc
Glaughlin at dinner Friday even
ing.
The Eastside grange held a
dance Saturday evening at the
Echo school. The dance was a sue
cess in spite of old man winter.
Lawrence Plummer spent the
past weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Plummer, Law
renee is student at Gonzaga I'M
iversity in Spokane.
The e. Richardson's called on
the R. L. Weidmans Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gordon en-
joyed dinner Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Young vi
sited with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Nc
Lain Of the east lake shore Sun
1aY evening
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
C0ram Items

Mr.. and Mrs. Llyn Hanrahan
| of Whitehall visited at the NC
Shane home recently.
On the afternoon of FEBRUARY
2 friends gathered at the home
of Mrs. Jack Forsythe honorlng
the birthday of Villa Gordon
Several poems were read, the
theme being understanding and
sympathy. Old songs were played
on the piano shower of birthday
greeting cards and a gift of money
was presented the honor guest
at the close of the afternoon. a
no hostess lunch was served. Spe-
cial guests were Grandma Nc
Shane and Grandma Forsythe.
Frank Markovitz left Sunday to
spend a week in Hot Springs. Vince
Shaefer is helping in the store.
Right now there is not so much
concern about having a roof over
our heads as having it on our
heads. With all the heavy snow
melting and backing up behind
the ice ut the roofs edge, the
water is running in everywhere.
Only an axe seems to make any
impression on the ice. It also
makes quite an impression on
shingles and roofing. Why don't
we build sleeper roofs.
In addition to suet, oatmeal,
and crumbs for the birds, we re-
Gently read they must have grit
or they will die even with food.
Ashes will do until the earth
appears again.
Callers at the J. E. Gordon
home Wednesday evening of last
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Gulllns of Columbia Falls and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth LovealI
of Coram.
Mrs. Dorothy Post and two chill
oren left for California Sunday.
Mrs. Neil Bertelson and daugh-
ter of Libby visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Peterson last
week.
Mrs. Robert McShane's mother.
Mrs. Reeser, Bigfork, left for
ner home after spending some
lime with her daughter. She is
,aking little Johnny home with her
,or a while.
Don't forget Boosters club meets
Monday, 8 pm, February H.
The Flathead county free library
n the Fehlberg home has some
'ery interesting best sellers. A.
nong them are 1.-The Bishops
MANTLE, Green Light, This
Above Alp, $50 Little Time" J
AS l See IT., by Elliott Roose-
eit' and a very good mystery
bedlIa". The hours are Wednes- !
ay 8 to 5 pm, and Saturday 7
9 pm.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne I,as1ev
'ere callers to Cut Bank re-
entity by the the death of M.
asley's father. The community
ktends sympathy. v
Jack Wagner of Redstone. Mont S
ola friend of the Potters. is d d
lslting here. n
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11

here to the commissioner and the1
spent several hours hunting tn
snowplow to get him here. Lex
is a veteran at that sort of thing
having lived here a couple d
winters.
In spite of the heavy snow
not many deer have been seen iI
this vicinity. The Walter Rudes
report doe scampering over ths
snow by their house, and the Bar
retts report that some have been
seen crossing the road by their
place. There is a feeding place
back of their house where grass
can be reached yet. A few squirrels
and snow birds are out but SO far
no robin. If any of you see one,
let us know, then we can all be
cheered. Tuesday night while on
our way up to the damsite to see
the starlite system at work, we
saw deer in pairs in the road,
reluctant to jump in to the drifts
at the side even when we were
almost upon them.
Guests recently at the Pat Bar
rett home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Ward of Glenallen, Alaska,
who is with the forest service
doing road building Glenallen is
between Fairbanks and Anchor
age.
Visitors Tuesday at the Barrett
home were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Calors of Kalispell.
The John Merrywetners final
ly have water again and the Art
Strattons have been having trouble
with their septic tank, though
not from freezing.
Dayton Cooper has a stove
going now in his new house which
makes it possible for him to
work some during this weather.
Mrs. Bud Abel and new daughter
Janet Floy, have returned to their
nome IN Martin City from tire
Jeb. Stratton Home.
Inc members of the Assembly
OF God church have the flooring
ao"n IN the church and are now
sanding it.
Inc Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Davis
Pev' and Mrs. c. Waldon, Rev.
'no Mrs. Leo Hinton, Rev. and
Mrs' Morton, Mrs. Don Nash, Mrs
Margaret Nash, and Miss MYRTLE
attended a district fel.
owsnlp meeting in Kalispel, We'd
lesday. " -
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11

research in the East Indies
Mrs. Mcclure had her moA,
Mrs. Calbick, all day Tb,rsd.,
from KaIispell.
The first big move is now o,I
from the duplexes to ths ~
permanent houses. The Alex vs|
chens have moved into house n
2; the Palmer Larsens, bous. "
3; Gil brakes, house No. 4: TN
Kilcreases, house No. 5; Han
McLeans, house No. 6; the Ceoy|
Chambers, house No. 7; DaSl
Culvers, house, No. 9; c. H. Spnl
GERS, house No. 10; and ,oh
Vertrees, house No. II. The HI
ficers, Brownsons, Hildens an
Magnettis anticipate moving
the near future as the other m4
are completed. Jack GrisweI
moving his family here this con
ing weekend and will occupy hous
No. /.
The James McInroes have I'D
had further proof that our HwI
cry Horse News gets arom
Eighteen years ago when McID
roes lived in Seattle they had
neighbors the Charles KolbecE
Through the moving of a con
struction family the friends ID
track Of one another. Then la
week the mail brought a lettd
reuniting the friends.
In Seattle the Kolbecks receive
a copy of the Christmas edido
of the H. H. News from the Wool
family, and in scanning it hs
found news of the James McInwa
which prompted their writing, ID
a small world after all.
The Robert Campbells have
New addition to their family. Tom
new addition to their family. Toni
oy", a black cocker spaniel pup!
1as come to make his home viii
hem.
The Ladies Guild will meet
pm. Thursday, February II,
he home of Mrs. Gil HansO
louse No. 40. Mrs. Corsetti VII
'e assisting hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Tice an
;ons Terryand Ralph, of Kah1
'ell were dinner guests at the MAJ
us Hidden home.
Leland r. Smith left last wee
0 attend the Navy school !
'Ort Hueneme, California He vi
rrive home the latter part q
ext week.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
C.. Y. O. Meets

Holding their regular meeting
at the parish hall Monday was
the Catholic Youth organization.
Frank Gilman, president, presid-
ed as the group planned for the
Thursday evening public card par
ty. Later the club members went
to the Gilman home with lunch
served by Mrs. Gilman and Mrs.
Schoenberg. Mrs. Emma Laden
burg met with the club.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
Fined for Elk Kill

Ray Padgett, Coram, pleaded
guilty on charges of killing an elh
in Glacier national park and was
fined S10O Monday by U. S. Com
missioner w. H. Lindsay. The SEN
tence included losing a rifle, three
years on probation and a 80 day
suspended sentence. The FBI Ell
tered this case to check bullets.
Padgett shot the elk beyond Essex
on U. S. highway No. last Dec
ember 20 and it had been wounded
by a previous hunter, the FEI
bullet check showed.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
About the Winter of '49

Rural mail carrier, Dan Saurey
lodged his car about the country
last Saturday to bring letters to
t,,e 312 boxholders on Routes la
and 1B. Columbia Falls. Instead
of a usual Sc miles he drove l26.
Bill Toavs, school bus driver to
west of town, had winter COM
ment. "First use OF chains on the
bus in 13 years"
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
East Glacier
Bg Mrs. Don, BGT1lu7n

Purchased recently by Emerson
Fisher, operator of cabin camp
on Lower St. Mary lake, is
team of three Alaskan sled dogs te
be used for both pleasure and
hauling supplies.
Tuga, the leader of the team and
a veteran of World War II is a
beautiful gray female husky. She
served four years as a sled dog
with the United States Army.
Zeita, nine months old, is q
gorgeous and friendly malemut
who is rapidly learning the mean
ing of "mush" and the business
of hauling a sled.
Year old Jack, is big, shaggy,
friendly chow who curls his upper
lip in a happy grin as he dashes
out to meet all visitors. Jacks
place is in the middle of the team
where he can be kept under con-
troll at all times as his attention
is often diverted from duty at the
sight of bird or a rabbit.
Of all winter sports, none is
more exciting or invigorating than
dash across the ice of st. Mary
lake on a sled drawn by these
beautiful and speedy sled dogs.
February 2, grounding day was
one of the mildest and most beau
tiful days of winter on the east
side. According to tradition, six
weeks more of the usual weather
can be expected. 1--WE were eX-
pecting at least two more months
The repairing of telephone lines
over Logan pass last week re-
suited in direct and satisfactory
service between headquarters and
st. Mary. Short wave radio was
lsed for all communication while
he lines were being repaired.
Mrs. Fred Knowlton of Many
Glacier is spending two weeks in
Jhoteau where she is having den-
al work done.
Clarence Bengston and Adolph
)palka have returned to duty at {
slacier Park station after month
# assisting Fred Stone with the E
nnual ice harvest at Havre. t
Larry Carlson of Many Glacier
las returned home home after l
week in Cut Bank where he re-
eived medical attention. a
Mrs. Clarence Bengston and chill s
rem of Glacier Park station have f
II been i'll with flu the past week. 4
When well on the road to recovery e
'huckie contracted measles and v
still very sick boy. v
Among the many species of birds s
nat visit the Chadbourne home n
st. Mary for daily snacks is
greedy and noisy bluejay. He Ii
rowds all other birds away from
le food and when he arrives for v
inner and none is in sight he {
lays tattoo on the window pane L
18th his beak until he receives at
ntlOn from the household n
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
Half Moon Notes
Mrs. Frank Smith

Henning Christofferson and Ole
Carlson motored to Seely lake tc
see Ted and Eva Christofferson
The Half Moon club held it's last
meeting at the teacherage. The
teachers being the hostesses a
wonderful time was enjoyed and
some very interesting moving pic
lures were shown. A lovely lunch
was served at the close of the
meeting.
Eva Arvidson and Doris Hansen
attended the ladies club held in
Whitefish Tuesday evening.
Ed Rabideau, Frank Smith,
Hugh Kergan, and Walter Middl-
stad played for the Ski club dance
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Carl oJhnson has received
word that her son Joe is now in
the states and in the hospital in
San Francisco. We all wish for a
speedy recovery and surely are
sorry to here that he has been
such a sick boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walton
were among the Kalispell visitors
Monday.
The Harry Prestons attended the
oance at the Keglers club in Kali
ispell last week and reported a
wonderful time.
Bob Smith was home over the
weekend. He is working on the
RR in Newport, Wash. He left
for work again Sunday afternoon.
Howard Role, Henning Chris
Jefferson and Ancil Conn attend
ed the Lumber and Saw Mill Work
ers and Brotherhood of Carpen-
ters convention at Kalispell this
week.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
Mrs. Casterline Returns

Mrs. Esther CaSterline is one of
20 Farmers Union members from
the Northwest who have just re-
turned home after a four-day stay
in Washington, D. c. Coming from
the states of Montana, North Da-
kota and Idaho, the 70 farmer
delegates visited their congressman
and senators, and communicated
their interest in farm legislation.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
Builders to Elect

Hungry Horse Builders will no
inmate officers for the coming
year at their meeting tonight II
the Atwood-Jessup Plumbing bull
ding. They'll also talk about in
corporation. Election is slated fol-
February %.
President of the year-old clut
is Neil Keim; Mitch Nimey is
vice president and TGrs. Edwin
Sayler, secretary-treasurer.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
To Enlarge Post Office

Columbia Falls post office will
be enlarged this spring to include
the space occupied by the Club
Barbershop, according to Friday
morning information from Post
master Dudley Greene. Town
growth and route increases made
either enlargement of the present
office necessary or new quarters
Ray will trim you in about the
same location. He's getting the
directors room of the bank re-
modelled for his shop.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
Plan Formal Opening

Formal opening of GSM's go
by 88-foot general store is Sat
urday, March 5. Operating for the
past month, the store in addition
to groceries and meats will have
work and sporting clothing, drug
and household items, and offer
various shopping services.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11

Columbia Falls ne1o siren is er-
pected'to start sounding a 10 p. IN.
cnrfea0 each euse,mmg beginning
Sunday. Mayor John O'Comne2l
commented that it means all pe~-
sons under 18 gears of age must
De Oft the streets unless accom-
panied by their parents.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
Sunrift

Little Miss Carole Jean Rising
is visiting with her aunt and
uncle, Roy and Martha Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Jones, White
fish were dinner guests at the
J. e. Sparks home Sunday.
The Kittlesons of Mountain View
tavern gave a party and box social
last week. The, proceeds, some
thirty dollars, was turned in to
the march Of dimes.
Bad Rock home demonstration
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
Criswell Family Coming

Jack Criswell, information Of
ficer at the Hungry Horse project,
is. returning this weekend with
Mrs. Criswell and their three chill
dren, David IL, Judy and Kathy
2. The family lived at Pasco, ne-
fore Jack came here a month ago.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
Kittens to Play

Columbia Falls Kittens will play
Kalispen here Friday. It will be
the preliminary to the high school
games between Troy and Colum-
bia Falls.
Saturday evening Somers and
the Kittens will tangle here. Both
Columbia Falls A and B teams
lost to KalispelPs Central game
last Saturday.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
To Help Park Study

Maynard Barrows, national park
regional forester, Omaha, is ex-
pected in Bolton Sunday for a
week. He will work with Jack All
ton, assistant chief ranger in
charge of fire control and the ran
ger staff, on the fire protection
study now underway.
Glaciers big problem is that
the 13 mountain top lookouts are
able to keep an eye on only about.
one half of the park.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11
Around Apgar
BN An1nr School

| VIC dtc IidhlIlS VdleutLleS dC It
cess and before school. Some on
plays the phonograph or we turl
on the radio while the rest cut ant
paste. The children are comfort
able, busy and happy in spite O
the cold, the wind and the snow
outside. We think we are pretty
lucky.
Three of the mothers scrubbed
and waxed the school room floor
Saturday. They were getting ready
for the pink and blue shower fol
Mrs. Bill Mackin given Tuesday
evening. All the ladies in Apgal
were invited. Many fine gifts
were received. A lovely lunch was
served and an enjoyable time was
had by everyone.
Bob Vincent was on the sick
list last week.
H. j. Fisher, who left about A
week ago is working at Grand
Coulee Dam. The family expects
" IcIIldlu u6Te.
Mike and Sharon Apgar have
re-entered Apgar school. Dimev
is attempting to break a road to
their snowbound cabin.
Mrs. A. Powell entertained her
bridge club Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Orie Greenwalt and Mrs. Ed
Swetnam were guests of the club.
There was an error in our col
umn last week. In our report Of
the bingo party it should have
stated that Mrs. Bartlett was
chairman of the committee.
Mrs. Nellie Wiles has gone to
kalispell to visit friends.
Mrs. Paul Smell is visiting Mrs
Jeanette Mackin in Kalispeu.
Mrs. Fitzmaurice was called to
Missoula by the lness of her sis
ter.
Shrley Anderson is staying with
Martha Sue during her mothers
absence. The girls have about de-
clded that this is a good time to
go on diet, thus eliminating
lot OF cooking and dishwashing.
Mrs. Rose Prange paid a visit
AZ the Ed Swetnam home Wednes-
1ay. 1t was Eds birthday. MANY
more of them, Ed.
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Smith and
family and Mrs. Emma Downes
we're Sunday guests at the Wash
ourn home. The Charles Keller
amiiy also visited the Washburns
Sunday. ''''
Buddy and Sonny Anderson I
'pent all of Sunday at Bob Parl
rs putting new engine in Buddv's
ar.
Two moose walked between Sal.
.nsKys home and the lake SIM
ay' Salansky's have a fome or,
ne shore of Lake Mcdonald.
Doiores Anderson arrived home 1
tuesday, evening. She came bv n
us from Helena to Kalspen. She d
epores wonderful time, but was t
lsappolnted that the flowers and O
rees had frozen in California t
Wednesday morning Dolores came G
yer to the school house and told a
ne school about her trip. We en- S,
'yed it very much. cI
Because it is scout week H.. r,
lbs of Apgar had a party We'd cl
esday at the Kee home Thnv W
rought torn books to mend. thew al
ing songs and refreshments wer,, O,
9rved' All had a good time. Jc
The children have learned a LOT &C
ON their ski lessons and have di
"a 1un. A big husky" dog at tt
elton ski hill Sunday caused Sher- gi
Davis to fall in a snow drift to th
'oid him. II guess he's a friendly be
'g' said Sherry, "But he didn't co
ok it." ~
A word of thanks to the peon1e be
Apgar who drive their cars Dr.
ID give the boys and girls rides tn
roller skating and skiing. M
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11

,,, work in the first degree next
Wednesday, Anderson's hall o.
9 o'clock. Columbia Falls 1odge
NO. 49, AT & AM Visiting Masons
welcome.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11

Arrived foro-the Big Mo,,,,]
national ski races IN W.T.
March 5 and 6 are five .A'elI
watches. Their valued up to :,
each. Jeweler Gerber has Nv W
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11

New employe at the Hungry
Horse project is Clarence R. Cross
Ter, an inspector, transferred from
Redding, Calf.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11

A new spring class of nursing
will start at Columbus hospital
school of nursing in Great Falls
March 21.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11

We're sorry 1Oe had to kdF
out so many ads this 1oeek 70
me10s must stay in. We hope
print more pages after the M'
meIts.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-11

Columbia Falls VFW team lA
to the Whitefisl Ramblers MOD
day, and the Thursday night gam
in Eureka was postponed.
Evening star., 1949-08-01
Officials Plan
To Attend Opera

Representatives from our Gov
ernment and from the diplomatic
corps will be among those in the
audience at the Watergate on
Wednesday evening when the San
Carlo Opera Co. presents the first
IN fts series of ten "oleras Under
the Stars"
+ The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Acheson, the Secretary OF the In
terror and Mrs. Krug, Senator and
Mrs. Homer Ferguson and Senator
and Mrs. Spessard l.. Holland are
among those planning to attend
the performance of Carmen"
Others include representatives
from the Ecuadorean, Mexican,
Venezuelan, Costa Rican, Hon
duran, Dominican and Spanish
Embassies. The First Secretary CT
the Chinese Embassy and Mrs. Koo
have made reservations, as have
DR.. and Mrs. Max Friedman, Col
and Mrs. James Skinner, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Melvin D. Hildreth and Mrs
Arthur Hartnet5.
Evening star., 1949-08-01

Mr.. w. Wendell Cleland. in
telligence advisor to the Assistant
Secretary of State for Near East
ern and African Affairs. was the
reason for a small luncheon Sat-
urday at the Water Gate Inn. It
was a pre-departure party for Mr..
Cleland who is going to Beirut,
Lebanon.
Present were the Messrs. L. E.
Frechtling, John Beckwith, Ar
thur Beach, William o. Brown,
Joseph Upton and Owen Hillman
all executives of research work for
the Near East and Africa.
Mr.. Cleland will attend the
United Nations seminar for social
welfare during August and Sep
tember and return to washington
early in October.
Both a wedding anniversary
and a birthday were celebrated at
a dinner party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm w. Morgan on Sat-
Evening star., 1949-08-01
Small Parties Are Numerous
MRS. GEORGIA NEEsE CLARK.

urday at Normandy Farm when
their guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles w. Owings and Mr.. and
Mrs. James o. lotion. The occa-
sion marked the 35th wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
Owings and Mr.. lotions BIRTH
day.
Mrs. Marilyn Bailey was hon.
ored at farewell luncheon giver
for her at Water Gate Inn or
Saturday by Miss Frances E
Robards of the Office of Neal
Eastern Affairs of the State De.
partment. Mrs. Bailey is resign.
ing from the State Department.
Mrs. Margaret 'Huter and the
Misses Virginia Dellinger anc
Betty Huter entertained large
gathering of relatives and friends
on Thursday evening in celebration
of the Goth birthday of Mrs. Anna
SchWarZ. who returned to the
city from her summer home or
West River. for the occasion.
After pictures of the group anc
presentation of gifts ceremony
we're completed, buffet supper
was served. Professional musician
members of the family contrib
uted delightful musical program
of vocal and instrumental mum.
bers. Numerous cards, letters
and kilograms of congratulations
were received by Mrs. Schwarz.