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Hungry Horse news., 1952-12-19
Fun Club Schedules
Tuo Rural Parties

A Gay Nineties" party for ad-
ults, and a hobo party for child
rem, were planned when the Win
ter Fun club met Dec. 10, at
Mountain View.
The hobo party is slated for
Jan. 16 at Sunrift hall. Children
of the rural communities are in
vited to attend, in costume. Game
as well as costume prizes will be
awarded. The hobo party is be-
ing given instead of Christmas
activity, because of the many 9TH
er events during December.
Proceeds from the "Gay Nine
ties" dance, Jan. 81, will be given
to the March of Dimes. During the
evening prizes will be awarded
for the best costumes. A set of
silverware is being given as a
door prize.
Next Sunday, turkey shoot to
start at 10 a. m. will be sponsored
at Mountain View. There will also
be hams and bacons given. Joe
McGregor, famous for his sour
doughs and little pigs" will be on
hand, also, serving them through
out the day.
A turkey dinner preceded the
business meeting last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Kittelson presided.
Next meeting is slated for Jan.
N +1.,
when final party and dance plans
will be made.
The club sponsors parties
throughout the year for rural chill
dren of the Bad Rock, Deer Park,
Fairview and Lake Blaine schools.
Games are played, and the club
serves refreshments. Pre-school
children also attend events not gl-
ven at the schoolhouse.
Hungry Horse news., 1952-12-19
Half Neon Families
Enjoy Dinner Party
by Mrs. Frank Smith

HALF MOON-The Woody Rab-
idues invited the Smith family for
wonderful dinner, Friday. The
dinner was served in honor of
Bob, who was home on furlough.
We are all glad Mae Countryman
is home from Hot Springs, and
feeling much better.
Mrs. Art Brown won the Royal
Neighbor's quilt, Thursday. We're
all glad she was so lucky.
We all wish to send Mrs. Art
Brown very merry Christmas and
hope the new year will find her
up and around and as good as ev-
er. She is still confined at home
after her leg was broken last July.
The Canyon View children are
giving their Christmas program,
Thursday. Then they will be out
of school until after New Years.
Charles Robert Smith, Navy, re-
ported back to San Francisco last
Tuesday.
Hungry Horse news., 1952-12-19
Install Officers Of
faEls Masonic Lodge

Al Johannesen, Hungry Horse,
was installed master of Columbia
Falls Masonic lodge, Wednesday
evening. He succeeds Dulane Full
ton, Columbia Falls. Dudley
Greene was installing officer.
Other 1853 officers are Lyman
Hill, senior warden; Al Shay, jun
ior warden, Dan Saurey, secretary;
William Kloetzke, treasurer, all
Columbia Falls. Senior deacon is
Ted Craft, Hungry Horse; junior
deacon, Leonard Lee, Hungry
Horse; senior steward, Chris Cheff,
Martin City; junior steward, Bill
Morris, Martin City; tyler, George
Henderson, West Glacier; chap
lain, Con Lundgren, West Glac-
ier and marshall, Francis Warnock,
Hungry Horse.
Officers form the temple board,
with Dudley Greene and Dulane
Fulton, other members.
Hope of local lodge members is
to soon move into the basement OF
their new temple. Most of the work
has been done by volunteer work.
ers. Donating time, also, have
been members of Kalispell and
Whitefish lodges. Building began
in 1850.
The local lodge was chartered
in 1912 and now has 165 members.
Jurisdiction of the lodge is from
Columbia Falls to the continental
divide and north to the Canadian
line.
Hungry Horse news., 1952-12-19
Paul McCracken Returns
From Thule, Greenland

Holiday time in the Flathead
finds men returning from far off
places to spend Christmas with
their families. Paul McCracken is
back from Operation Bluejay, the
base at Thule, in the north of
Greenland, 900 miles from the
pole. He was a general mechanics
foreman.
McCracken told of seeing num-
Der of men from this area who
were working in Greenland, in
cluding Bob Smith, Bob Kiser, Joe
Polohras and Bill Giroux. Bill is
superintendent of fabrication up
there.
McCracken says that Thule is
fine shirt sleeve weather place in
summer. There was fishing for
grayling in the pools below the ice
cap, and a good chance to save
money. When he left Thule the
end of November, darkness lasted
round the clock.
Hungry Horse news., 1952-12-19
H. H. Church Holding YuIe Program

Christmas program at the AS
sembly of God church, Hungry
Horse, will be Sunday at 8 p. m
Parents and friends are invited.
Group singing will open the pro-
gram, followed by prayer by Rev
Leo Hinton. Beginners class mem
bers will appear first on the pro-
gram with a welcome recitation by
Christina Lopez. Recitations will
be given by Kippy Van Valken-
burg. Pat Stratton, Paddy Walk
er, Laurel Stratton and Linda
Clawson. Mrs. Art Stratton is tea
cher of the beginners class.
A vocal solo by Larry Hinton
will follow the recitations.
The primary group, Mrs. Leon
ard Nash, teacher, also have learn
ed recitations for the program.
Participating will be Paul Lopez,
Toby Emerson, Larry Hinton,
Joyce Kangas, Evelyn Clawson and
Dickie Kangas.
An exercise, which contains
students parts separated by Scrip
ture readings, is planned by the
junior class. Instructor is Mrs. Leo
Hinton. Participating in "a Christ
mas of Long Ago" will be Karen
Kastula, Sharon Clawson, Dar-
lene White, Janet Kangas, James
Gresham, Jon Poe and Judy Kan
gas. Questions and answers of
Christmas will be given by Joyce
and Gerald Mattson. The junior
class will also have a pantomime.
Paul Lopez, ST., is teacher of
the young people. They have a
play, "The Christmas Guest" with
Chester Ross, Kathleen Lopez,
Freddie Hinton, and Alta Ross,
acting.
A harmonica solo will be given
by Mic Toavs, Columbia Falls, who
volunteered to assist with the pro-
gram. Also scheduled is a piano
solo by Freddie Hinton.
Special vocal music will be sung
throughout the evening. Accordion,
vibraharp and piano solos will be
played by Leo Hinton, Jr. Leo,
student at the Northwest Bible
College, Seattle, is expected home
Sunday.
Treats for the children will be
distributed at the close of the ev-
ening.
A Christmas theme will be used
by Reverend Hinton, Sunday, at
the IL a. m. worship service. Sun
day school is to be at 9:45.
Hungry Horse news., 1952-12-19
Joint Birthday Party
Given at Arlt Home

Birthday anniversaries of Mr..
and Mrs. August Arlt, Norman
Allen, Sr., and Mrs. Roy Allen
were observed at the Arlt home,
Thursday evening.
During the evening, men played
cards and the ladies enjoyed gam
es. Birthday refreshments were
served, which included a cake
made by Mrs. E. E. Vail. Present
in addition to the guests of honor
were Roy Allen and children, Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Vail and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Gardner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Christman and Karen,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Wilz and
children.
Hungry Horse news., 1952-12-19
Sgt. Green Transferred
To EielsOn Field, Alaska

Sgt. Clifford R. Green, son of
Mrs. Clara Green, Columbia Falls,
has arrived in Alaska and assign
ed to the 4th regimental combat
team at Eielson Air Force base
near Fairbanks.
Seragent Green's wife lives at
Sausalito, Calf. He entered the
army in November, 1945.
Hungry Horse news., 1952-12-19
At Camp Roberts

Pvt. Richard Dale Anderson,
Martin City, is at Camp Roberts,
Calf, where he is training with
an armored field artillery battal-
ion.
Camp Roberts is midway be-
tween Los Angles and San Fran
picnO
Hungry Horse news., 1952-12-19
Merry Christmas
A G
Happy New Year
AND THANKS FOR EVERYTHING!

heN Year to
ueadaPn ve and 10 our o
will
Tatiso NewYe hforY You
Milford chronicle., 1952-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. NTorri,
81. and sons Bobby and Paul. OF
near Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis H. Morris, of Stanton. called
on Mr. c. HOey Gross Saturday
evening. Bobby remained with his
uncle and returned home Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ryan and
EaFleen are visiting in New Jersey
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Matlack and
children and Mrs. NJ. Hovey were in
w w ! m l g ton on Thursday. On
thursday evening, December 27tb
MIS-. HOvey was surprised when
members of her family came into
1er house singing Happy Birth
aay". There were twenty four
guests. All enjoyed a very pleasant
evening. Mrs. Hovey received lovely
slIts and many good wishes.
Mrs. Betrice Wehby. age II. wild
ow OF Charles Wehby, formerly of
bowers, died Sunday morning at
WeDD,s Nursing Home, town. where
she mas been a patient several
months. Funeral services were held
wednesday at Berry Funeral Home
at FELTON,.
Miss Ruth Ann Stevenson is
spending her vacation with her
parents, Judge and Mrs. Marion
The regular monthly meeting of
me W'S.C.S. will be held on Friday
svenlng' January 4th, at s pm. in
me lecture room of the church.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Walter White Jr.
u Steyensville, Md. Mrs. Ruth
hall Mr.. w. S. H. Davis. of Dover
VII: and Mrs. A B. Smith and Mr.
ma Mrs. ]. L. Rawlins were
christmas Day guests of Mrs. SalIie
Milford chronicle., 1952-01-04

Williams.
! "Cindy'' L. Jester celebrated be,
second birthday on December n
She is the granddaughter of Mr.
ana Mrs. Isaac Jester, of Milford
Neck and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
CoVerdale near town.
Dorothy Jester and Willeam G.
Dawkins spent a couple of davs
nIsiIlng relatives and friends in
wilmington. Lois Ann and Wavno
jester accompanied them.
William C. Dawkins and his
mother Mrs. Thomas Moore and
MI. Moore visited Mr.. and Mrs
OllIord Coverdale over the week /.
eho. MI. Dawkins and Dorotbv 7.
Jester. with Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
EIslteu MS relatives at Church Hill,
Nd, on Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Camper. near Row
ers, spent Christmas Dav with Mr.
anu MEs. Francis Short. at Reho-
NUN having a lovely turkey dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams
MISS caroline Mills and Mr.. ami
Mrs. Horace Armour, all of Easton
EIslted Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Armour
on Monday. = 49,"
1lrs. Emma Cats and son Wilson
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
ana Mrs. Ralph Cats, at Milford
Another son, Harry Cats
and family joined them.
Mr. Richard Lyman, of Michigan
SoIlege' has been spending a few
Gays with his cousin, Mr.. Wilson
aus OF Larry Field. Denver. Col |
oIauo' also on leave, with his
lhother' Mrs. Cats. Last Friday
evening both Mr.. Lyman and Mr.
Catts were at Wilkes-Ba where
Mr.. Lyman was in a wrestling
match. 'iiiis
Milford chronicle., 1952-01-04
GREENWOOD
Greenwood Method,et.

greenwood Methodist:
10 a. m, Church School 7. r
Aych, Superintendent.
Why not start the New Yea,
TlgRt by attending Bible Study eact
LOFds Day morning. We have 2
Class Tor every age. Come: Won
VIII hnd real fellowship. You
are welcome. '
II a. m, Morning WOrshiD and
Sermon by the Minister. "H0iv
two Choirs. - inc
6:45 p. m, Methodist Youth Fell
Iowship will meet.
l:SO p. m, Evening Worshin and
Hymn-Sing. Message by the Min
Trinity Methodist:
10 a. m, Church School. John
Hastings, Superintendent.
CIaplaln's Chapel Methodist:
p. m, Church School. Hilton
Penuel, Superintendent.
p. m, Worship and Sermon nv
tne Minister. Holy Communion"
81. JOhnStOWn Methodist:
l p. m. Church School. S. B. Nc
llvaine, Superintendent.
Anyone wishing a Plate with a
picture of the church upon it. NAV
secure one by getting in touch /
with any of the members of the |
church. ''0
trace Cannon Methodist Charge
E' I. Thomas, Jr., Pastor
Grace: Church School, 10 a m
w. J. Mills, Sup't. We invite Won
to start the New Year on its first
Lords Day by making it just that
The Lords Day.
Evening Worship, p. m. Song
Service and Sermon by Pastor
Bethel; Church School. 10 a. m
Mrs. Mary Paskey. Sup't.
Cannon: Church School, 10 A. m.
Robert Gilbert, Sup't
Morning Worship II a. m. Ser
non by Pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1952-01-04
LINCOLN
By Mrs. George H. DerrTcksOn
Phone Milford 1859

Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. w. H. ReVelle, Sr., Minister
Sunday, January 9th
II a. m, Church School. Dougla
Morgan, Superintendent.
6:45 p. m, M. Y. F.
1880 p. m, Evening Worship.
The Sunbeam Glass will NEE
with Mrs. Marion Bennett or
tuesday evening, January 8th
Election of officers. All member,
are urged to attend.
Officers elected at Church School
Tor the ensuing year were: Sup't
douglas Morgan; Asst. Stunt
Hubbard Macklin; Secretary. w. r,
Donovan; Asst. Secretary, Mrs.
Iris Swain; Financial Secretary,
Miss Doris Clayville; Treasurer
Edward Hearn; Pianist, Mrs. Iris
Swain; Asst. Pianist, Mrs. Rena
Morgan; Musical Director, Mrs.
Jean Wilkins; Sup't. Cradle Roll.
Mrs. Irma Beebe; Treasurer of
Missions. Mrs. Elizabeth Clendan-
lel; Sup't. of Missions. Mrs. Nav
Wyatt; Sup't. of Temperance, Hub
Dard Macklin; Asst. Sup't Tenn
perance, John Greer; Sup't. Pri-
mary epartmen Mrs. Anna
Green; Asst Supt., Mrs. Paul
White; Councillor of M. Y. F., Mrs.
Irma Beebe. All the teachers were
reappOinted.
The Loyal Workers Glass arc
planning their Christmas Party for
the members and their families for
January 18th, to be held in the
school auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Shocklev of
Dover, Mrs. Minnie Wright and
Mrs. Ruth Wiley of Milford, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and /
Mrs. w. R. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swain had
as guests for a turkey dinner on
Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Wat
son and children of Cedar Neck
and Mrs. Katie Fitzgerald. On
they had Mrs. Sallie
Fitzgerald, her children and their
families and on Friday, Mrs. Lizzie
Swain and her family.
Mrs. Howard Wilson of Ellen
1ale, who has been ill and is re-
;uperating at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Coverdale, received a large box
ull of lovely gifts from her friends !
1t Christmas, which was very
much appreciated.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward :
during the Christmas :
holidays were Mr.. and Mrs. John r
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Abb \
Ott, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spicer.
lrs. George MetsChel and daugh- c
er, Rose Marie of Glendale, Mr.. .
nd Mrs. Raymond Hall of Dover. "
lrs. Leon Kelly of Frederick and I
aughter, Miss Leona Kelly of Will
lington, Mrs. Grace Prettyman 4
nd Prof. George Prettyman of 2
Ortheast, Nd. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard wilkins
nd children, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Il
'ilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Will o,
ms, spent Sunday with Mr.. and NJ
rs. Paul KentOn of Centreville.
d.
Mrs. Nexie Dawson spent Sunday n
lth Mr.. and Mrs. Vinal Roberts W
ID family i'm Cedar Neck. W.
Word has been received here of or
e death of Frederic Wirz in
nyrna, early in December. Mr.. or
irz came to Lincoln from Penn 6,
lvania. about twenty-five years
o and bought a small place south NJ
Milford chronicle., 1952-01-04
FREDERICK
BY Mrs. Mary Rentz
Phone 2241

Miss Jacqueline Johnson. dsught
er OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Johnson
OF Greenwood, and Mr.. Nelson r
Rash, better known as "Burnie"
son of Mr.. Nelson Rash, Harrington
and Mrs. Beatrice Matthews. Of
virginia, were married in Denton
Md, at 6 O'Clock, December Oath. al
the First Methodist Church, by Rev
John Edward French. Mr.. Rash. for.
merly of town, now of near Milford.
is member Of the National Guard
and is employed by the Dupont 20
at Seaford. Their attendants were
Harry James Flanagan, Miss len
nalea Miller and Mr.. and Mrs
Leroy Wilcutts, friends of tbn
couple. After the ceremony the
wedding party were entertained at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Josenb
Flanagan, of Frederick, with a de-
hclous turkey dinner. The bride and
groom were presented with lovely
gifts. Mrs. Mary Stubbs, mother of
Mrs. Flanagan, of Clio, S. c.. was
IN charge of the dinner and the re.
CeptiOn.
Harry James Flanagan. IFS
Navy, has been home with his mar.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph FLANAGAN.
over the holidays.
Miss Barbara Wilcutts visitad
her mother. Mrs. William Myers. of
FELTON,, few days last week.
Miss Joan Bounds, of Dover. Wis /
lled school chums in town Wednes-
day. -'-'
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Armour. of
Easton, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Armour Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Sharn oF
wyoming, spent the HOLIDAYS with
ler parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlev
Mr.. Fred Rentz, of Canterbury
vas Tuesday dinner guest of Mr.
md Mrs. c. L. Rentz.
Miss Bessie Cook ACCOMPANIED
'lr and Mrs. Joseph Cook tO viii
nlngton last Wednesday and spent
he day with Mrs. Jane Cook
Mrs. Emma Taylor and daughter
largaret, of Philadelphia. were
Holiday guests of the McQueens and
lrs. Sallie Smith.
Miss Mary Emily Miller. of Della
rare University, is spending the
olidays with her parents. DR. and
lrs. G. R. Miller.
DR.. and Mrs. Sanford left nm
Iednesday for a three months va.
atlon in Texas. visiting a son and
laces of interest.
Mrs. Ella Beach, of Delmar and
rs. frank Lynch, of Dover. were
aturday afternoon visitors of Mr.
I'd Mrs. George Bullock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William SecOrd and
T. and Mrs. Orville Pearson at
nded the funeral of Mrs. David
ecord' at Chesapeake City. on Sun
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Mr.. Walter Holleger. age "a ra
'ed farmer of town, died Thursday
ehlng at the home of his son
larles R. HOlleger. in Wildwood
D., where he had made his homo
ED' MA lllOlllHS. surviving
addition to his son. are two
others' Herman and Edward His -
Ie' the late Sara N. Holleger. died -
Vt january. Funeral services wera h
ID at the Berry Funeral Home
may at Milford. Rev. Row I.
ives pastor of Avenue Methodist
urch. officiating. Interment ~
a Fellows Cemetery.
'lr. and Mrs. John Hammond and
!gbter are spending the HOLIDAYS
IN her parents at Knoxville
'lrs' Ressie Martin and son loo
mt Christmas Dav with her
lghter and family. Mr.. and Mrs
rman Minner, of Harrington
Ter guests We're Mr. and Mrs
meth Martin and daughter
Milford chronicle., 1952-01-04

At Pointe de Grave at the mouth
Of the GirOnde, Americans will find
memorial to the first Y. S. troops
to land in France in 1917.
Milford chronicle., 1952-01-04

The canital Of the Republic Of
India is New Delhi.
Evening star., 1952-04-11

1881 floor samples and
demonstrators. Some one
and two of q kind. Some
with across-top full-width
freezers. Not all models
at each store but a good
selection at each Of Lacy's
z stores.
Evening star., 1952-04-11

1851 demonstrators in good play
ing condition. Limited quantities
at all 7 Lacy's Stores. Not every
model in every store.
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-26
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children attend the Booker T.
Washington and other segregated
schools.
The suit will not only be spon-
sored by the District 4 Council of
UPWA-CIO, but will have the full
support Of the International union.
The policy of the Board of Ed
usation in refusing every reason
able demand of Negro parents
for relief from overcrowded
schools when there is plenty of
vacant space in so-called white
schools means that the only way to
equal education is to end segre-
cation" Fry stated.
Fry stated that the action Of
UPWA-CIO would be taken in
close cooperation with the civic
and community leaders who have
spearheaded the fight for better
schools in the community,
This does not mean that we
are ending u fight to gain i'm
mediate relief for the Booker T.
Washington children, we will con
tinue to fight for the opening Of
Benton and Yeager to relieve
these conditions" said Fry.
A declaration to sue to end seq
~regation in the Missouri school
system. signed by UPWA-CIO par
ents whose children attend Booker
T. Washington school states:
Even after we solve u pres
ent crisis (the Booker T. Wash
ington school, we and other par
enk In Kansas City will face the
same problems again and again
az long as our school system con-
sinues to bar a child from at
tending school around the corner
from his home because the color
OF his skin requires that he travel
60 another more distant school,.
Meanwhile. UPWA-CIO officials,
announced they were contemplat-
ting immediate legal action against
the Board of Education to enjoin
them from using the dance hall at
a2sd and Prospect as a kinder
Rarten.
This action will be based upon
reports last week that the building
is unsafe and unsanitary and fails
TO comply with the city building