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LONDON (P)-Crocuses bloom ed in London today.
 So did hyacinths, primul, Hazel catlinS and primroses.
 England was having its earliest spring" in years. The tempera- ture at noon today was 54 de- grees.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-21

OELWEIN, Ia., tP - Peter H. Duffy, 107, believed to be the old- est member of the Knights of Co., lumbus in the United States, died yesterday.
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Page 2. St Paul RECORDER. Friday, January 7, 1919
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. Masseys Communion Sun
day topic was: Those who keep the
Church alive" Romans 1853: I
greet Priscilla and Aquila, my help
built around Priscilla and AquilR, a
church couple Of meager Circum-
stances, who with one accord work
ed together in the early church, and
who also administered to Apollos,
a young preacher, who was greatly
strengthened by the fact that much
good can be accomplished by church
members working together. The
Church OF Christ will count more
when the members take 1t serious
~. The New Years wish from the
pastor to the church was: May 1919
bring happiness to each one OF us.
Living is actually an adventure,
an OngOing process in which no
man knows what he will meet
around the next bend in the road,
instead OF baking at the way time
trust the process of life whereby
we are swept onward as a swim
mer learns to commit himself to the
water. Life is a process which takes
us onward to the goal that lies in
God" The children's story was
Happy New Year, led by the pas
tor Mrs. Clara Jackson, 443 Broad
comes from the Second Baptist
Church, Kansas City, Mo.
The visitors were: Mrs. NJ. J.
Black, Birmingham, Ala; Cretame
Ransom and Marion Bradley, 400
Rondo, ST. Paul; Mrs. Alice Mae
Carter and Ben Carter, sol Aurora
Ave, St. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. AlonLa
Palmer, st. Paul; Othera Thomas,
and Mexica Edgar, both Of st. Paul.
Flowers were presented in mem
DRY of DR.. L. W. Harris from the
Harris family.
The evening services were deVot-
ed to an old-tim testimony and
communion service with special
music by the gospel chorus
Next Sunday at pm. the Social
and Literary Society Baby Contest
will be held. At the evening serv-
ices, Rev. /. d. Dorsey OF Camphor
Memorial Church will bring the
message. Come and worship with
US in these services.
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Mrs. Stella Light, Of Lutsen,
MINI. is in the city visiting her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman P. Light, 661 w.
Central Ave. She viii leave for
her home sometimes this week.
end.
The Women will meet at the
home of Mrs. Loretta Dawson,
812 st. Anthony Ave, Friday.
Jan. 8. The club held a Pre-hoH-
day party at the home of Mrs.
Winifred Smith, 6s7 Carroll Ave
Mrs. AIOnzO Lee Graham,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ster-
ling Duke, 464 Carroll Ave. is
now visiting with her parents and
friends. Mrs. Graham, better
known TO st. Paulites as Connie"
will be here until the middle Of
February. Her home for the next
three and one half years will be
in Honolulu, Hawaii, where her
husband is stationed.
The Gospel chorus Of Camphor
Methodist church held their
Christmas party at the home Of
Mrs. Josie Williams, 675 Iglehart,
Tuesday, Dec. IS, 1913. Various
members brought a variety Of
foods and a luncheon was served.
Games were played and presents
exchanged.
Among the members and guests
present included Lawrence w.
Peoples. Darlene Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Davis, Barbara Rob
inson, Leon Brown, Rev. and Mrs.
Dorsey and daughter Barbara,
Mrs. Arlee Blakley, Edith Allen,
Bobby Smith, William Billiard,
Harriet Bell Smith, Addie Arm
strong, Clara Larry, James H.
Thomas, Jr., Mrs. Carrie Spill
man, Mrs. Joseph Williams. Mrs.
Eudora Morris, Mrs. Georgia
Morris and Mrs. Janet Thomas.
Mr.. Walter johnson Jr., arrived
in the city from San Francisco,
and is staying at the home of his
grandfather, Mr.. Casinille Bull
lard, 1853 W. Central Ave. Mr..
Johnson is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter johnson of Columbus,
Ohio. He is in the city to help
his uncle in his tailor shop, the
Victoria Cleaners"
A baby girl was born New
Years Eve at 1927 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Danforth, 1913 Car
roll Ave. Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Danforth of Des Moines, Iowa are
the Paternal grandparents of the
baby. Her parents named her Bar
bara Jean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Humburd,
$3.50 N. st. Adams, gave a Christ
mas dinner in honor of Mrs. Lii
Ian Edmunds, of Des Moines, |
Iowa, mother of Mrs. Sue Will
liams. Other guests present were
Mrs. Walter Humburd. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Williams, and Mrs. |
Mrs India b. Allen, an old
pioneer Of st. Paul, flew into the
city for the holidays. She will be
in the city indefinitely. She can
be reached at 494 Fuller Ave,
first apartment.
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FORTY CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY
ATTRACTS TWIN TOWN SocIALITES

Freeze, J. Greene, Ralph Gardner,
Charles Graham, Charles Har-
graves.
Albert Harper, H. Hayes, Aug
ustus Hill, Emile Hill, Louise
House, J. d. Jones, Harry King,
Gordon Kirk, James Kirk, Jr.,
James Kirk. ST., ]. Maxwell,
Woodford Mills, Calvin Norris,
Chester Oden, Basil Pcake, Jerry
Robbins, Edwin Salter, Eugene
Shepherd.
Edwin sizer, William Small,
Billy Stevens, Kenneth Stokes, r.
L. Stokes, ST., Thomas, James T..
Wardyaw, H. Wright.
The Mines. Grace Bryant,
Eunice Glass, Eva Neal, Edith
sizer, Mozelle Smith, Lucille
Weber. e. Davis, v. Owens, Helen
Smith.
The Misses Alveda Cassius,
Shirley Kyle, Ardella Llewellyn,
Helen Smith, Dorothy Wells,
Gloria williams, Terese Bailey, I.
Myrtle Garden, Kathlyn Curry,
Betty Lou Dodd, Anita Gibbs,
Lorraine Shivers, Lucille Shivers,
Yvonne Weber.
The MeBsrs. Charles Beasley,
Donald Brown. Rufus Dodd, Louis
Moore, Fred SchucIt, r. L. Stokes,
Jr., Henry Thomas, J. NJ. Yancy,
Martin Brown, Raymond Cannon,
D. Charles, Robert Kyle, Nc
Moore, Glen Pullens, Edgar
Pillow, Manley Rhodes, Jr.
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Sunday, Jan 2, was communion
day at Zion Baptist church. our
hearts burned with the holy spirit
as Rev IL. W. Bolts, our beloved
pastor, preached. His text was tax
en- from Psalms 5l:lO, Create in
me a clean spirit"
The senior and junior choirs rem
dered the music for the morning
service.
one person, Mrs. Matte spellman
united with the church. Sorry to
know that Mr. Al Minneweather
went home from church sick.
Let us remember him and all Of
our sick with cards and personal
words OF cheer.
At the s p. m. hour installation
Of church officers for the ensuing
year will be held.
Hope to see you all Sunday at
church. You are always welcome
at Zion."-Mrs. l.. Seaton, reporter
ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH NEWS
At the close of the morning devo-
tiOnal period and preceding the
message, Mrs. Susan Christian, a
newly appointed Stewardess, was
COnsecrated, the conservation serv-
ice conducted by Rev. b. n. Moore
From the morning Scripture les
son, Titus 3:l-l5, Reverend Moore
brought the message using the text,
Hope Thou in God" Among the
guests to be welcomed at the morn
ing service were: Mrs. Richard
Smith OF Mt. Olivet Baptist Church,
Mrs Gertrude Arnett and Sister
Bowman, Evangelist, who is the
house guest of the Fulbright fam
lily.
Patricia Foster will review events
of the Amsterdam Conference as a
current event; an open discussion
Will follow. All young people Of
college or high school age are in
vited to attend
At the last meeting of the Pro-
gressiye Club at the home Of Mrs
Elizabeth Wooten, plans were made
for an Address Social to be held at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Nassar.
Mrs. Della Holsomback is chairman
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The Twin City Forty Club gave
their annual Christmas party
Wednesday, Dec. 20, at the Junior
Pioneer Hall. Included on the
guest list were: the Messrs. and
Mines. John Banks, G. Berry, J.
BraddoclS, Earl Brent, George
Brooks, Harry Brown. Talmadge
B. Carey, James Clardy, Leroy
Coleman, Alonzo Cotton, Royal
Crawford, Maurice Crouch.
L. Davis, NJ. G. Evans, Herbert
Foster, William Gardner, Ashby
Gaslins, Dunbar Gibson, Walter
Coins, Ollie Granton, jam s
Green, Ollie Gum, Max Hall, o.
C. Hall, William A. Hanna, s. o.
Harris, william Helm, C. Hendon,
John Hutcherson, Henry johnson,
s. H. johnson, F. Jones, Robert
Jones, James Lee.
A. J. Lewis, Kenneth Mason, c.
H. Mobiley. William Modem. Ro-
bert Murray, Cecil Z. Newman,
Charles Nichols, Edward Nichols,
Arthur Rhodes, James RiddeauX,
Leroy Riess, Charles Rogers,
Fred Schuck, ST., Louis Scipio,
Milton shanks, George w. Smith,
Hyland A. Stokes, Russell Under
wood, Clarence Anderson, Hector
VRssar, Boyd A. Wright, Whitney
Young.
A. Mcclure, Lester Boyd, Mel
son Ballenger, Earl Bell. ST., Earl
Bell, Jr., Beauford A. Butler, Ray
mond Brown, Victor Galloway,
Ben Cassius, Burt Davidson, John
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timer and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Foulkes.
At this reunion, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perkins announced the engagement
Of their daughter Louise, to La
Rohn LRtimer.
More than rs persons attended
the New Years party given by
the Ransom Coins and the Byron
Browns in their home, 925 Mag
noliR st. The affair was an open
house party.
EArIyn Bell, 81 st. Anthony
Ave-, celebrated his birthday
Thursday, Dec. 80. He il the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bell, 1745
Edgeton Ave.
Mr.. Carlos AIoffAt Of Berkeley.
Calf, arrived In the city Monday,
Jan. 3. He viii be here on business
for about two months. He and his
family moved from st. Paul to
Berkeley sometime in November.
Gene Arnold Glover, Of Dams
vile, Ill, left Friday. Dec. 81. for
his home after spending the
Christmas holidays with his
mother Mrs. Samuel Ross, 205
MaclCubin st.
Monday, Jan. 5, Mrs. Walter
McFarlend. 1O16 Rondo Ave, en-
tertained several Of her friends
with a luncheon. Those present
were the Mines. John Patton,
James Thomas, Foucha Sonion,
Hattie b. Smith, Emory Jones,
Robert Jones, Eula Clemens, Lii
Mcfarland, 1910 Rondo Ave, en-
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Mrs. Meek Sailing, sr. Gifts were
exchanged.
Other guests in the city for
Christmas were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hughes of st. Paul, Miss
Mary Kelly of Minneapolis, Miss
Amanda Byrd of Minneapolis,
Mrs. George Cox, Jr. and Edward
Nichols, Jr. of st. Paul
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. DOzier, Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Maupins, Jr. and
small daughter, Carrie LaVerne
were dinner guests of Mr.. W. F..
Maupins, Sr. on Christmas Day
Mrs. SidOnia Black returned
from a weeks visit in st. Paul
where she spent Christmas with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Earlyn Bell and small
daughter, Merl, Jr
The Jolly Eight bridge club held
their Christmas party Thursday,
Dec. 80, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Adams, IFS East 9Th
st. Prizes were won by Mrs. Carl
Robinson, Mrs. Zillah Waters, Mr..
w. F. Maupins, and Mrs. Carrie
DOZier.
The Social Nine gave a turkey
dinner for its members on Friday
Dec. 81 at the home of Mrs. Sid
Onia Black. After dinner, an open
house was held for the friends of
the club members. Cards and
dancing were the features of the
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Waters en-
tertained at a New Years party
Friday, Dec. 81, about 80 guests
were present to greet the new
Year.
Miss DOZie Lee Cox was visiting
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. J. d. Cox and family of
72S 9Th Ave. K.
Sunday morning, Jan. 2, Rev. H.
Reddick chose for his subject,
The Old Year and the New
Year"
Miss Dolores Bell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bell, Sr., of
Gary, New Duluth, Spent a week
visiting in the Twin Cities.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-07
Les Amies Party
Well Attended

The Les Amies Club gave their
first Yuletide dance at Theodore
Wirth Thursday evening, Deem
Der 80. The dance was well at
tended. Guests enjoyed dancing to
the music of Prince Rogers and
his band.
The following were guests of
the Les Amies at the party:
Messrs. and Mines. James Allen,
Gabriel BoudreauX, NJ. r. Burgess,
Thomas Braddock. Foster Brown,
Jr., Byron Brown, John Banks,
Tela Burt, James Carter, Harold
Combs, Talmadge Carey, Jr.. Ray
mond Cooper, Benjamin Cassius,
Lawrence Cooley, Victor Gallo
way, Burie Carmichael, Paul Cur
ny, Talmadge Carey, ST., Roy
Crawford, James Clardy, Bert
Dawson, Carter Ellis, T. J. Flip
ping, MRceo Finney, Lafayette
Fields, Ashby Gaskins, Walter
Coins, Walter Glenn, Charles Hill.
Harold Holland. John Hutchinson,
Dennis Hines, b. F. Henderson, c.
Hawkins. Jr.. c. N. Harris, Rob
ert Jones, C. Jones, Tom Jones,
Thomas Johnson. Wendell Jones,
Earl Kyle, Robert Lyle, James
Logan, Norman Light, A. Lee, f.
Lee, Jack Lyons, Leroy Lazen-
berry. Fred Murphy. Kenneth Ma
son, Claude Mason, NJ. X. Nc
Knight, Robert Murray, Jr., Har-
old Miller, Robert Mitchell, K. V.
Marshall, Louis Moore, Jr., Don
McAdRms, John Nelson, Harry
Neal, Charles Noble, Charles
Nichols, Edward Nichols. Cecil
Newman:
Vincent Owens, John Patton, l.
Perkins, Albert Peery. Basil
Peake, r, d. Phillips, Floyd Poole,
Charles Rodgers, Byron Rife,
William Russell, Leroy Reiss, Sam
Reed, Walter Robinson, Richard
Session, Howard Sandvk, Albert
L. Scipio, John Smith. Bertram
Shannon, Joseph Edwin Sizer,
John II. Spriggs, Houston Taylor,
Paul Thomson, Russell Walden,
Earl Webb, Richard Williams,
Earl Williams. Ralph Ward, Jr.,
Wilbur Williams, w. Baxter Walk
er, Martin Wellington, J. T.
Wardlaw, Whitney Young, Mines.
Grace Bryant. Helen Grever, Wal
ter Hayes. Nora McCraken, Lii
han GoOdhue Penn, Helen Smith,
Harriet Sherwood, Edith SiZer,
Alice Morgan, Misses Margaret
Allen, Jean Brown, Mamie Butler,
/. Myrtle Garden, Barbara Fields,
Helen Freeze, Barbara Jones,
Marvel Jean johnson, AnnettA
Lawson. Harriet Lane, Juanita
Morino, Betty Sutton and Messrs.
Hobart Banks, Donald Brown, Al
bert Burgess, Joe CrenshAw, Felix
Clardy, Maurice Henderson, Jesse
McElroy, Robert Marshall, Sr.,
Andrew Neal, Vernon Overton,
Clarence Robinson, Carl Rowan,
Robert Smith, Lewis Sykes, Hen
~ ThomaS
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Ian Marshall and Miss Beulah
O'Neal.
Mr.. Louis BrignAc, of New
Orleans, left Monday, Dec. II,
after spending the Christmas
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Mcfarland, 1915 Rondo Ave
Mr.. LEILA MaIItE, $40 N. Dale
St., celebrated her birthday
quietly in her home Wednesday,
Jan 3.
William Harris, OF New Orleans
was in the city last week to at
tend the funeral Of his uncle,
Henry Settles, who died in the
hospital after suffering a stroke.
While here, he was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson, $50
st. Anthony Ave.
Mrs, GeOTgiannR BIrdeauX, 1892
Rondo Ave, was honoree at a
birthday party, given in celebra-
ton of her Goth birthday. We'd
nesday, Dec. 20, 1913, at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Marie Sykes
$50 Rondo Ave.
Four generations Of Mrs. Bird
eaux's family were present. She
has five children, seven grand
children, four great-grandchildren.
The birthday cake was made by
Mrs. Loretta Dawson, S12 st.
Anthony Ave.
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National Evangelist
And Songstress at
St. Paul's Sunday

Mrs. Rosa Lee Quick of st.
Paul. nationally known evangelist
and religious singer will appear
Sunday on the revival program
being conducted by st. Paurs
Church of God in Christ, at 4Oth
and Fourth Ave. So, Minneapolis.
According to Rev. John C. Wig
gins, pastor, Mrs. Quick is a fine
preacher and a soul stirring sing
err.
St. Paul's is holding a 80 day
revival with services all week to
which the public is cordially in
Wted.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-07
ST. PHILIPS LUTHERAN
CHURCH NEWS

Today we find hundreds Of
preachers and prophets setting
forth all sorts Of different teach
ings under the name OF Christian
ity. The mOdernists and liberals
have their teaching; the seCts have
their particular doctrines; and We,
as Lutherans, have our distinctive
doctrines and faith - Grace alone,
Faith alone, the Word alone. 1t is
only natural that people ask US
What is the source of your teach
your dOCtTine?" Jesus Christ was
asked this same question 1900
years ago His answer then Is our
answer now. We invite you to come
to st. Philips Sunday at 9.45 am.
to consider the question Whence
This Teaching" and its answer.
Pastor Anderson will preach: the
text will be John 7:14-lS. See our
ad for time, place and details.
Attendance last Sunday was very
encouraging. We hope to organize
an adult instruction class in the
very near future. Any persons in
terested in learning the distinctive
doctrines and teaching Of the Lu-
theran Church, please speak to Pas
tor Anderson.
This past week the contract was
let to pour the basement floor
which has been held up because Of
the cement shortage. We hope to
have our basement completed and
ready for use soon. When finished
the Sunday School will meet down
stairs at the same time as the reg
ular morning worship-9:45 a. m.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. DOEIer. S3l
So. 18th Ave. East, entertained
the Social Nine club with their
annual venison dinner Friday,
Dec. II. After dinner. cards were
the entertainment of the evening.
The Dorie Lodge A. F. and A.
NJ. and Elizabeth Richey chapter
held q Joint installation service
Monday, Dec. 20, at St Marks
AME church. Lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thess SmanwOOd
arrived in the city Friday, Dec.
"a, to spend Christmas with their
small daughter Donna Jeanne and
Mrs. SmAllwoOd's parents, Mr..
and Ms. Harry Chatham. COS
East 18th st.
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MASON CITY. IOWA
Mrs. Ruby T.. MAcer
900 South jackson

st. Johns Baptist church was
well attended Sunday. The pastor,
the Rev. e. Gladstone Scott,
brought the message. Mrs. Lena
Burris, died. She had been con-
fined to the Park hospital for IL
weeks. She had resided in this
city for the past % years, at the
home of her son, and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Tyler p. Stewart. Fun
eral services were held Monday
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DULUTH NEWS

The Sarah Allen Missionary
members enjoyed a ham dinner in
celebration of Christmas Tuesday,
Dec. IA, at the home of Mrs. Car
RE DoZier. After dinner games
were played and Christmas quizes
were held. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Bernice Tucker, Miss Grace
Sailing, Mrs. Ruth Simmons and
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ST. PETER AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NEWS

Last Sundays services were at
tended by a large number Of mem
bers and friends. This was a good
start for the first Sunday in the
New Year. Next Sunday, Jan. 9, the
morning worship will be at l0:45,
and the subject will be The Unity
Between Christ and Believers"
The evening worship will be at
80, and the subject will be The
Neglect of salvation" The Rev. II.
c. Boyd will preach. The Christian
EndeavOr will meet at ,. m, and
all the youth are invited to attend.
The Stewards will lead the prayer
meeting next Thursday evening at
1880. Every member should attend
this prayer service.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-07

Oldest continuous business en-
terprise in the U. S. is believed to
be Pratts Village Smithy at Es-
sex, Conn, started in 1878 and
now in the hands of the ninth
generation.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-07

WANT ADS IN THIS NEWS
PAPER HIT THE SPOT AND
BRING IMMEDIATE RESULTS.
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when Auto Accidents HAppsA
Most automobile accidents hap
pen on Saturday or Sunday. A
great life Il yoU don't weekend.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-07

Deepest man-made hole is an
oil well in Oklahoma reaching
down 1900 feet.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Henderson 1913 St Anthony Ave.
hosts family reunion during the Christmas holidays Those
for the reunion Miss Rachael Woods sister, Mr.
and Mrs William Perkins, sister and brotherinlaw; Miss
Louise Perkins niece all of Omaha Also present Mr. and
Rice Of Minneapolis cousins Others were LaOhn
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-06-30

, Special Improvement District
No. AZ the boundaries ot which
are specifically described in
| Resolution No. 492 passed bv
the City Council and approved
by the Mayor of said City, and
to making of sal improV. ments
herein contained.
The character of the i'm
provementS to be made in said
Special improvement Distr ct
NO. AZ is as follows: the con-
Struction of an 8-inch branch
sanitary sewer in the alley be-
tween First and Second Streets
and ex ending from Miles Av-
enue to a point near Mitchell
Avenue, with all necessary wyes.
manholes and appurtenances.
I The total cost OF the M
proyementS contemplated, in
Guiding the cost of engineering
and inspection is estimated at
approximately $4,50000 and the
cost per 40 1T. by so it. lot Is
approximately $500.
The cost and expense of said
improvements shall be paid in
ten annual installments:
That said resolution Of
Intension is No. 492 and Is on
file in the office of the City
Clerk Of the City of Hardin,
Montana. To which resolution
for a description of the bound
aries, reference is hereby made.
Dated at Hardin, Montana,
this 30th day of June, 1949.
G. r. Bond
City Clerk
(Pub. June 80, 1949)
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-06-30
.Locdl People Attend
Statewide Comp

The Hardin Seventh Day
Adventist church will be rep
resented at the denominations
annual statewide camp meet
ing to be held at Rozeman
July 1-9, according to word
from Elder O. r. Garner, nres-
ident of the Montana Confe :
ence of Seventh Day Adyen-
fists.
Local members planning to
make the trin include Dr.. ard
Mrs. r. o. Yoatt ard family,
and Mss Della Wisby.
Elder f. q. Fresk, local pas
tor, has been designated as a
member of the camp hospitn1i-
ty committee. He will also
speak at several of the meet
ings. In company with other
Adventist ministers Of the
state, he arrived early this
week on the Grounds to help
with the work of pitching tents
and setting I'D ramp.
The, first reeting of the en-
eampment will be Friday, July
/, at 7:30 o. m.