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the widow of Watson w. Eldridge,
Treasury Department official who
died in 1917. She was the sister
of the late Charles w. Nash,
chairman Of the board of the
Nash-Kelvinator Corp. founder of
Nash Motors, and former presi-
dent of the General Motors Corp
A native of Illinois. Mrs. Eld-
ridge lived in Flint. Mich, during
her childhood and came to Wash
ington in 1881.
In addition to her. nearly go
years of service on the board OF
the Home for the Aged, Mrs.
Eldridge served on the Board OF
Lady Managers of the Swartzell
Methodist Home for Children and
also of Sibley Hospital. She was
a member of the Kit Carson Corps,
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps and Naomi
Chapter, No. %, Order of the
Eastern Star
Mrs. Eldridge is survived by a
son, DR.. Watson w. Eldridge, jr.,
head of the medical, surgical and
X-ray departments of ST. Eliza
beths Hospital; two daughters,
Mrs. Garnett G.. Loeffler of the
Morrison street address and Mrs.
Charles @. Hartman, 1928 Bradley
boulevard, Bethesda, and step
son, Marvin Eldridge of Chicago.
Also surviving are four grand
children and two great-grand-
children.
Funeral services will be held at
PAS pm. tomorrow at the Pun
phrey funeral home in Bethesda.
The Rev. C. Stanley Lowell of
Wesley Methodist Church, of
which she was a member, will con-
duct the services. Burial will be
in Congressional Cemetery.
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Federated Europe Urged
By Coffery in Poris Talk
Nv the Associated Press

PARIS. Mar. 25.tAmerican
Ambassador Jefferson Caffery
said last night that America
favored a federated Europe be-
cause this is the best way for
Europe to become independent.
I'VE will help Europe recover
economically and help rearm Eu-
rope" the Ambassador said in a
speech at a dinner of French
Union 'Federalists.
But Europe can become truly
permanently prosperous and
strong only through cooperation
leading to federalism (union or
league of European countriesl."
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Poss-Key Burglar Gets
S12,75O in Miumi Theft
By the Associated Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Mar. 25.-
Two vacationers lost $12,750 in
jewels and furs to a pass-key bur-
glar in their hotel, police reported
today
Detective G. w. Owens said Mr..
and Mrs. Harold B. Hammond of
Great Neck, Long Island, reported
the loss of mink coat, a martin
scarf and box containing $4,000
worth of jeWelry. The loss was
covered by insurance.
True buffaloes are now found in
South Russia. They are animals
closely related to the OK.
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was the widow of the Rev.
James Edward Braswell. a re-
tired Methodist minister who
was co-founder of the Potomac
Heights Church. He died in 1916.
Mrs. Braswell took a great inter-
est in the affairs of the church
and was also member of the
Macarthur Boulevard Citizens
Association. A native of Macon,
Ca, she came here with her hus-
band in 1921.
, Surviving Mrs. Braswell are a
son and five daughters: Welca D.
Braswell and Mrs. Lois Hymers
of the Sherrier place address:
Mrs. Matte Shinholser, 1852
Fairmont street NV: Mrs. Ethel
Pubols, 5249 Twenty sixth street
North, Arlington; Mrs. Lottie
Hughes, 65l0 Ridge drive, Brook
mont, Md, and Mrs. Ruth Rick
man, 6023 Nineteenth road North,
Arlington. Eleven grandchildren
and two great grandchildren also
survive.
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1Cdly, on De-
cember 80, 1943.
will be reburied.
in A G t on
Cemetery at 2
pm. Monday.
Born a n d
reared in Wash
i n 6 t on, Pvt.
Marshall W a S
the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert
M. M a r S h a ! !,
6112 S We n t h
street NV. He
attended P alll
.TllniOr High
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Garha uf Tl,anka

HARRIS. WALTER F. The family of
express its sincere thanks to friends and
eo-workers of the G. p o. for the many
letters and cards of sympathy and all acts
Of kindness received during its recent be-
reavement. THE FAMILY 25s
HOY, ROBERT T. The family of the
its sincere thanks to friends for the many
telegrams, letters and cards Of sympathy
and all acts of kindness received during
HIS SISTER MAGGIE; NEPHEW. TOM;
DAUGHTER, ELVIRA, AND FAMILY;
TOM BOUCHER. 27'
KIRKPATRICK, LAURA LEE. We wish
hc thank the many friends and relatives
for their letters and cards OF sympathy.
doral tributes and all acts Of kindness
during the illness and at the death Of our
dear mother, LAURA LEE KIRKPATRICK:
THE FAMILY. 27
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Detective Who Failed
To Solve Burglary Is
Accused as Cuiprit
By me Associated Press

HORSHAM, England, Mar.
25.-The detective assigned to
investigate a burglary at a
doctors home here was Sergt.
William j. Wykes, Al. He
didn't solve the case.
Today other officers told a
court they had succeeded
where Wykes failed. They
formally accused Wykes of
committing that burglary and
19 others in the last year.
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COIuulDld, QleQ
yesterday at her
h o m e 1920
Morrison street
NV, after an
illness of three
years. Mrs. Eld-
ridge was an
honorary vic e
president of the
h o m e for the
aged, which is
located at Con-
necticut avenue
and Ellie o t t
street NV.
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Dr.. james H. Mckee, 78
Aviation Pioneer, Dies
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 25.-Dr.
James H. Mckee. 78-year-old avi-
alton pioneer, died yesterday at
Chestnut Hill Hospital.
He was among the first to fly
from coast to coast. making the
flight with an Army squadron in
1918. Gen. H. H. Arnold, former
chief of the Air Forces, was in
command of the flight. DR.. Nc
Kee was a fight surgeon during
World War I.
A graduate of the University of
Pennsylvania Medical School, DR..
Mckee was widely known as a
pediatrician.
An average of 800 ships month
ly are now transiting the Suez
Canal.
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Pvt. Robert Marshall, |, Jr.,
ReburiaI Services Monday

Pvt. Robert McCleary Marshall,
jr., 21-year-old member of the
36th Infantry Division, who was
killed in action at San Pietro,
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day IN George
town Hospital
after a brief
illness.
The services
will be in the
P o t O m a c
Heights Com
munity Church,
Cathedral ave-
nue. and Mac
Arthur boule-
ward NV. Bur-
ial will be in
c e d ar Hill
Cemetery.
NHrc nro cxr,a1l
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Oil Firm Plans HOUSING

A foreign oil company plans to
spend $14,000,000 on housing
projects alone in developing oil
fields in Northern Borneo.
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Cuban General Dies

HAVANA. Cuba, Mar. Is P.-
Gen. Miguel Llaneras, 81, one of
the top commanders in Cuba's in
dependence army, died yesterday.
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Mrs. Braswe|I Rites
SET for Tomorrow

Funeral services will be held at
II am. tomorrow for Mrs. Ophelia
Bales Braswell, 76, of 5514 Sher-
rier place NV, who died Wednes-
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Inurtlttu

MoRGENSTEIN. HARRY. memorial
b the late HARRY MORGENSTEIN will
c,r,ock at tbs Taiynnd Torah congreestion
Cemetery, Anacostia. 81
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Mrs. May E|dridge, IS,
Dies Long Member Of
Church Home Board

Mrs. May Amelia Nash Eldridge,
86, last original member of the
Board of Lady Managers of the
Methodist Home of the District of
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lot our QepdrIeQ COmTaQe, FRANh IEL
FRANK CUZzoLINA, Commander. 26
ToLsoN. MoRsELL. On Friday, March
5000 18th st. NV. MoRsEIL ToLsoN
Remains resting at the S. H. Hines Co
OF funeral later.
WANAMAHER' ELLEN F; On THURSDAY
ern star Home; 5000 New Hampshire ave:
survived by a niece, Mrs. F. A. Millott;
nephew. Cucien F. Powell; one grandniece,
Mrs; Henry L, Clark Services at the s.
NV. on Monday. March IS. at 10 am.
Interment Congressional Cemetery. 27
WAkE. HERMAN ?. Departed this life
THURSDAY a., MsTsh I,h a. 1919 a. Ms resi-
WARE, Husband d" of Mrs. 81 catherine Ware,
son of the late John and Bertha Ware,
brother Of Mrs. Hattie Banks, Bertha
Ware and Samuel ware. Notice of funeral
hereafter. 26'
Que st. n.w., FRANK WASHINGTON. hus-
band Of Mrs. Alice Washinston. son,in- !,
Of Mrs Eugenia Brown. uncle Of James H
Brown and Mrs. MaReline Miller. The
late Mr.. Washington may be viewed at
after pm. Thursday, March "A. where
services will be held Saturday, March 20:
at l pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 25
rrSI1 MEssTkR .t,n JESSIE IS NJ sqddenly or
hsrss ns5s ' ns hSns Sa S EssE sf 9usa WEB
sTER daughtsr Of Catharlne and William
WHEELER. LOUISE WILLIAMS. De-
parted this life on Wednesday, March 81
1949, at s:15 an: at her residence: 2l0s
s Of 4eSs tSe st. ohn snd
Cutler Of w.shington, b: c. She leaves
te mourn a devoted dapEhteI. Mr., Mrs, Mabel
Us oi os5s4 saS:d eus end rend. aea
Fsns1.l ehsreh, 14sS YOU ..; Nv; sitef
ices saturdsy ios' March slsn e. at
the Peoples Conversational Church M st
between 9Th and 7th sts. NV, Rev. w. A.
Wood.xn ans lrens
WILLIAMS, MARY a. On Tuesday.
MsIsh snusb c,no a94s g. At Mhsy h5 rssdHff
loved mother Of Mrs. Carrie Burrell Mr
Charles Hssris MS SADIE Dorssy Mrs
She also is survived BY twenty-six grand
chsldren, nineteen great-srandchildren and
host of other relatives and friends.
Remains may be viewed at the above resi-
dence Friday. March ,e5, after, 3 pm.
Funeral services SATURDAY. March 20. at
! pm. at the Bethlehem Baptist Church,
Rev. Kirkland officiating. 1nterment Lin
coin. Memorial Cemetery. Arrsngements
by the Robert G. Mason Funeral Home. 25
WOERsDoRFER, ELSIE. On Friday,
Bethesda, Md, ELSIE WoERsDoRFER, be-
Of New York City and aunt of Edwsrd j.
Hoy, u. and Carl D. Hoy Of Fairland,
ave, Silver Spring. Md. until Saturday,
March %, ses,he ner-Buehanan Fu-
dianapolis' Ind: Ihterment indianapolis,
WOOD. HENRY STEVENS. On Friday,
9Th st; nv: HENRY STEVENS WOOD;
asWler,s Chapel 1855 sus Pa. ave my NV. g serS. v
ices gill be held at St James Episcopal
Church 9 on \ Mondsy doE ...N March as at 10 M
VOOLFOLK, RICHARD c. on Thurs
zoo shs spherd St. NV. - RIcHARD c.
WooLFoLK, beloved husband Of MRS. Mae
at his late residence on Saturday, March
20, at pm. Relatives and friends in
csm.t.f2 Sitsa to attends 1nterment Rock Creek *
VOOLFOLK, RICHARD c. A special
= Communication OF Harmony
N. Lodge, No. II, F. A. A. M, is
~ called at pm. on Saturday,
~ 10 March 20. 1949. at the Masonic
@V Temple, 18th st. and New York
" ave. NV, for the purpose of
conducting Masonic services at
the funeral Of our late brother, RICHARD
C. VOOLFOLK
w H. BENSON Master
Attest, HILL1ARD c. MYERS, Sec.
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CEMETERY. LOTS.
S SITES, Ft. Lincoln; owner must sac
ridce; leaving city. IL 1862. 27s
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NV, brother of Mrs Lena C.
Ricci of washington and George
L. Marshall Of Arlington, Va. Graveside
Mondss az MaFeh Is at
Relatives and friends invited to attend. ~
MosBY; LuRLLA. Suddenly, on Tues,
day, March q. 194s. LuRILLA MosBY Of
relatives and friends. Remains resting at
Barnes Matthews Funeral Home. 614
4th st. s.v. Notice of funeral later.
March "a 1916 Al his residence. I reelsoSy s.
Kentucky ave. Sc. RAWLEY T.. MOTLEY
beloved husband Of Eva H. Motley. father
Of MT Edith Motley purys d
tie Kuhn of Columbus, Ohio. and Mrs
Bernice Garrow of Hopewell, Va. Services
at CHAMBERS Funeral Home. 517 11th st.
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 26
MURRAY. LESTER M. Suddenly. on
Hospital, Lester NJ MURRAY Of $50;
eeraldine M Murray 0etaSse fatser q auhe
Joan and Leslie. Murray. brother of z.
Ray Murray and Mrs. Bonnie B. Bailey,
Roh Bros Of 81 o9a. S. aes m1s m s hsR E
H. Hines CO. Funeral Home, osoI 18th st
NV, on Saturday, March %, at $3.50
pm. Interment Rock Greek Cemetery. 25
NESlLLE' MhRohnEI n. On rrloay,
MARaARar dzisa r: NEVILLE Of so1a % eeorsis
Neville. Services at the 8. H. Hines Co.
asds nondsy aS nsTsh soi !tia m ST.
01s rHIlI1rs. 1Ispss JOHN. Ahtsrse into eternal
nse4 Fsa on Hpspts oEda MsEfs yos PPs Ri 2hs Of al
Phillips. other relatives and a host Of
resting at the John T Rhines & Co. Fu-
neral Home, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice
of funeral later.
RICHTER, GERTRUDE D; On fhurs-
RICHTER, beloved wife Of Morris K
Richter, mother of Mrs. Dorothy g. Bald
win Of Balboa. Calf, and sister Of Arthur
at the s. II. Hines CO Funeral Home,
9so1 14th st. NV, on Friday, March, %,
at . pm. Remains resting at the above
funeral home until 9. pm. Interment
Salem. Oreg.
March 23. 1919. LEWIS T. HIGGINS: be-
loved husband Of Nina M. Rigfins and son
Of Lewis T. and Leona Riggins. Services
aeoTsis ave nx on Friday: SYN March Isn,, e .
Interment Brideeton. N 25
ROBINSON, GEORGIA MAE. On We'd
nesday, March y; la49, GEORGIA MAE
Lou Robinson, daughter of andrew and
Lucille Baxter. She also Is survived by
a devoted friend. Robert Akins. Friends
may call at the Malvan IL Schey Funeral
Home. N J. ave. ana r st. NV, until q
pm. Friday. Intermept Clinton, s. c. .
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Aratha

SChmELVLEhs ELlZAbEIH. On lQuTS-
day, March "a. l94s, at her residence,
BETH sCHMELTZER, beloved wife Of the
late Frank Schneider. mother OF Mrs.
MTgsTs I HTs servces al I'm Of ne Done cG
Funeral Home, 29O1 14th st. NV, on Fri
day, March 25. at pm. 1nterment
Pottsville, Pa. 20
a SIMMONS, DEACON EDWARD. On
Thursday, March "a. l949. at Freedmen S
Hunt az ne beoTed Sussand
Jessie Allen Simmons, devoted brother OF
Julia Lamb of Berkley, Va: Remains
Etns ns at sns 5o sosE sa,Ss.y Hom SO evt
Services at the Lincoln consreeationsi
Church, 1lth and R sts. NV. on Sunday.
Cemetery.
SIMMONS. EDWARD. ofacers and mem
IN sath sGi q No. fhs 4s Hs's0ts e. 50usehs. g.
NaNthe Odd Fellows lo Han. Funeral neral
III services on sunday, March -, at
ona csurch a. rn'Gn ith atmee AND sss ns
RosAEHFsfhSiH RosEFfa s. ksfazF' AHszfs' W. Nj r. NJ o.
. Mareh =. ls4s, at at the Naval
s%IieG MsdiSsi Center sIMshs Reshssda Mo
I hMaAa Husband q catheTne MsA NJ ssIossr sl@ssi'
V son Of Minnie P. simsel, brosher
wand Lyle w simsel. Remains resting
at Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 tn st.
Sc, until pm. Friday, March 25. Serv-
ices In Bridgeport, w. Va.
SIMPSON. ADDIE c. On THURSDAY,
oos a5sh Hope o. s4s rs " apDE heE Eesaepsa q
Jnee pieh6. beloved wife Of the late Dill
lard r. Simpson. mother of William H.
White and srandmother Of C. e. White.
Funeral f Home, aoSS Siehsis awe. SEE D'oSi on
Saturday, March 26. at 2:30 pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. 1nterment in
sTINCHCOMB. JOHN MARSHALL. On
wednesday. March a3, 1949, at his resi-
Ii 9ence; isGI GI,,G 0aivert st. NV. JOHN MAR.
Agnes S. Williamson and Norman s.
stinehcomb, both Of washington. D. c;
Lot, the e. H. Hines Co.
cemetery at Arnoids, Md. 25
STONE. PVT. FRANK PELHAM. U. S.
okinsv.. ii c op Pvt. !uns FsAsk n lstI paIHAa M
lA saosh mOfs. Cabin d j jon Nj Nd ., selesed a5se
IH son Of KatherinesP. and J. Dun
UN bar Stone, brother of Lilly c.
and John P. Stone. Remains
resting at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home of Robert A. Pumphrey. Be-
thesda, Md Graveside services Saturday.
March %, l949. at , pm. at the Herman
Church cemetery. Persimmon Tree rd..
Cabin John, Md. 20
STONE, FRANK PELHAM All members
,%R of the Frank P. Stone Post, No.
MIA> 173, Department of Maryland,
A5AS425 the American Legion, are here
ES1N2R by ordered to assemble at the
GESy4 Glen Echo Firehouse Saturday,
4aleSS March %, 1949. at 1890 pm.
WV to attend the funeral services
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PVT. ROBERT McCLEARY.

On December 80, 1943, at San
Pietro, Italy, Pvt. ROBERT Nc
CiEARY MARSHALL. beloved
son of Robert M. and Edythe
Lowry Marshall of 6112 7th st.
NV, brother OF Mrs. Lena C.
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STONE, FRANK PELHAM All member

of the Frank P. Stone Post. No
173, Department of Maryland
the American Legion, are here
by ordered to assemble at the
Glen Echo Firehouse Saturday
March 20, 1949. at. 1890 pm.
to attend the funeral services
.parted comrade. FRANK PEI
lE Ry order of
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resting at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Flu
neral Home of Robert A. Pumphrey. Be
thesda, Md. Graveside services Saturday
March %, l94a. at . pm. at the Herman
Church cemetery. Persimmon Tree rd
Cabin John, Md %
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MAHER, JOHN I. On Thursday, March
MAHER of 5312 r st. Coral Hills, Md,
beloved husband Of Eta Schultz Maher,
father of Mary q. Turton and Rose E
Maher, both of Washington. D. c. Re-
mains resting at the s. H. Hines Co. Flu
neral Home, 29O1 14th st. NV, until II
noon on Saturday, March 90. Interment
New York. (Chnton, N. j., and New York
papers please copy)
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The Outlook SAYS

Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Armstrong were Mr.. Armstrong;
mother, Mrs. Mathew Armstrong,
her sister Mrs. Joseph Parr, who
has just returned from a trip to
England, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Wilke and daughter Isabelle,
all of Great Falls. Other guests
have been Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Wilkie, Mrs. Pearl Armstrong
and children, Roland and Karen,
of Dodson, who visited here and
continued on to Washington.
Leonard Fichtner celebrated his
tenth birthday Sunday when his
mother, Mrs. Theodore Fichtner,
hostess at a theater party
followed by refreshments and a
birthday cake at the Fichtner
home. Guests were Dean and
Clinton Frank, Gary and Melvin
Bobby Frank, Melvin
Strauch, Stanley Bosch, Freddie
huntington, Jack and Donald Sc
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kora, Ronald Stoltz, Norman and
Gary Lorash and the honor guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Barr of
Sacramento, Calf, are visiting
relatives in Laurel. Mr.. and
Barr were married at a church
wedding in Sacramento July 8,
followed by a trip through yell
lowstone park. Sunday, ccom-
panied by a group of relatives,
they went by way of the Cooke
City road to Sunlight basin and
to Shoshone dam. Those making
the trip were Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Cloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Barr
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. James
E. Barr, Miss Alma Cloyd and
Irwin Cloyd.
John Goodenbour, who was grad
uated from Laurel High school this
spring, left Monday for Helena, on
his way to San Diego for a years
service in the navy.
Mrs. Ray Ambrose and daughter
Janet of Oakland, Calf, arrived re-
Gently to visit Mrs. Ambrose's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Spear.
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News Notes

Mrs. Duane Maxon was hostess
to her bridge club Tuesday eve
ming. Mrs. Harold Williams was
a guest. Prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Phil Nolan, Mrs. Neil
Baker and Mrs. George McCor-
mick, and the travel prize went
to Mrs. Williams.
George Schriener, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Phillip Schriener, has
returned from a week spent visit
ing his aunt and uncle, MI. and
Mrs. VERNE Sodamann of Ana
conda. He came home with II
nice trout he had caught while
lake fishing with the Sodamanns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Platz were
hosts at dinner Sunday when
their guest was T. l.. Wilkins.
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Larabee, Iowa. They expect to spend
several weeks visiting relatives and
friends and also touring Yellowstone
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Bundy and son
Lonnie, MI. and Mrs. II. A. Bundy
and daughter Pat and Mrs. Mary
Berger made up a party Sunday to
go to the Saltwater above Beehive
for a picnic and fishing.
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Local News Items

Judy Huntington entertained a
of friends at a get-ac-
quainted party for Pat Bender,
who recently moved to Laurel.
The party was in the nature of
a lookout on the Huntington
lawn. Judy's guests yer Janet
Frank, Cecilia Bait, Betty Sorg,
Shirley Adams, Nayan Cartee,
Dolores Parent, Georgia Harden,
Donna Hard, Lorraine Norman
and Miss Bender.
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English service at 10 a. m.
German service at IL a. m.
Listen to the Lutheran hour,
KGHL, Billings, Sundays at 9 a.
m.
"The Sunday morning church
bells toll the spiritual death of
the member who does not come"
Is the ringing of the church bell
a sign of spiritual life or spiritu-
a! death to you? Come to church
so that you may hear Gods Word
and your soul shall live.
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THE LAUREL
CHURCH

Clarence G. Spellman, Pastor
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Harold
Richardson, Supt.
Morning Worship, IL a. m. Insti-
tute Reports: Institute in General,
Bob Stickelberger; recreation, Janet
Morrison; spiritual guidance, Linda
Johnston.
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH

John Gottschalk, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 a. m. Morning
Worship, II a. m.
Christ's Ambassadors Service, $50
p. m.
Evngelistic Service, 7:45 p. m.
Evening Bible Study, Thursday,
7:45 p. m.
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Items of Local Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Barley
drove to Helena Friday to take their
daughter, Billie Lou, to her new po-
sition as stenographer for the state
board of health
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bice arrived
here Monday from their home in
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PARK CITY
CHURCH

Clarence G.. Spellman, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Evening Worship, 1880 p. m. Insti-
tute Reports: Given by Marlene
Eastlick, Leila Southworth, Wayne
Hedges.
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OUR SAVTOR'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
and

JULIET LUTHERAN CHUhCH
G.. o. Anderson, Pastor.
At Laurel:
Services at II a. m. Theme,
"Outward Observance or Inner
Obedience" Matt. 5:27:37.
Friday, 6 p. M, Boys group.
Friday, 1880 p. M, Bible class.
At Joliet:
Sunday school at 7:45 p. m.
Services at s p. m.
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NON-DENOMINATIONAL

There will be no Bible classes
during the month of August, but
will begin again in September.
The free bus service to the
Church of the Air will continue
each Sunday. The bus leaves
promptly from the south side of
the high school at $50 a. M.
Everyone is welcome to come.
Heaven is a prepared place for
prepared people, and only those
whose sins have been washed
away, in Christ's blood can enter
in. 1t does pay to prepare; but
if you don't, you will spend
eternity in hell, for the Bible
says, "The wicked shall be turned
into hell" Psalm GIT.
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ST. PAUL'S
CHURCH

"The Church of the Lutheran
Hour"
Park City, Mont.
A. M. Bachanz, Pastor.
The Lutheran Hour, KGHL,
Sunday, 9 a. m.
Sunday school and Bible class,
9:45 a. m.
Divine services at 9:45 and
IL a. m.
Fellowship dinner at the City
park following the English serv-
ice.
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, graduate, will receive
Masters in jan. desires position
with accounting firm. Exper'd. Ii.
AccoUNraNT-BkfR. eofR Gn Ii Ioo4s Varied tax ex-
perience, desires part or full-time
position; married, age SO. HI. 2645.
AUTOMOBILE SALES MANAGER for
new. car dealer; young man now
chyser corp q asaer eoese s0s rrada
married. Write Box 2s7-H. star.Ms
BOY, 90. single, white, desires work
Of any kind for evenings Sat. and
Sum-. any hours: will accept any
hoasework. M wsshins. COOKING, @ clean- an.
Ing and run errands. Box 41"-G,
BUfLDDER would like connections
with realtor to handle construction,
sSp s3per. IN all types building. Box
BUMDMG HGDi S;a ESTIMATOR and super
build. constr; excel. connections;
local market; avail. immed. Box
CHEF. CHiEaFF'' white. Rite. wishes position in good
restaurant; 20 years exper. cooking
and manage FA. a6293. 4.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. A;B., desires
21 years, married. ambitious; retail
experience; salary not important as
opportunity. Box 85-K. Star. g.
COOK, chef, man. COL, wants work;
pvt. home. restaurant; good refs,
exper. AID. 1880. g.
ENGINEER, estimator or construction
supervisor; will accept full or part
time. Phone CO. 1919. --6
ENGINEER, university graduate, un-
employed, single, age 80, white. good
references. needs immediate income,
capable wide variety work. will con-
slider anything offered; $50 week or
more. Boz 5000, Star. ~