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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06

quick sale; GENERAL wRECKINc
MOTOR, cupboard, 22-hp; Johnson,
$50, Must sell--leaving town,
M EsTa suy sc6 SM R4l1 English cof S
s eSvln hnf bEs S. s1o Slkf
I'd. Kensington, LO.. 4-O31S. -
MOTORS, 1/1OO to 100 hp.p.: and re:
duction gear: 6-440 volts: rewound
exch; Carly. 1908 14th., NO. O224.
OFFICE safis ~, aSuI Mach sa 'aA tlfs
OIL In BG Sfi HiRi factory rebuilt with
new controls and new 275 gal. oil
tank; completely installed and
guar for l ". 1925 and up. KE.
Oil BURNERS. new nationally known
S2 a9as and cp ap, KE so54ss. IS '0'
ORGAN-Hamond, large Gothic wal
nut case case 3 keyboards. $4,000. Phone
PiAN0. weaver, .spinet full key
board, Nice cond. An excel. value.
$296 KITS. 1880 G st. NV.
PIANo-Kimball. apt. grand. Late
v @HSs ssSs k sGRf i issS
PTANO-steinway. Mason and Ham
lin. Conover,. Wurlitzer and others.
Fully reconditioned grands all car
rying q full new piano guar. Liberal
erms eA IPE EGf M6 4aeo co. cony lSs
Pianos FOX Rent Investigate
our rental-p purchase plan. New IA
nous, make pianos for only SO per
month. KITS. 1880 g ct. NV.
PIANOs;m;want . barsain' Get the
time only q. very fine Cable ma
hogany full keyboard console piano
for only $685.. This is a real bar
sneed c01 cxps sf5I' M R1s ee CO. g.
1l0s G st; NV. DI; s464. "a
PIANO. Hobart. Gable, upright; in
good cond. $50. Call sH. 94s7
PIANO. Regent, upright: needs tun.
ms u an6 De7l5nssi5n , $780, Phone a!te'
PiANosMPiano benches, SIS up;
small uprightS from $50 UP: Knabe
Kimball, others. PAUL GOLIBAR1
Geo snt Ave. An Hp s sass glas ss91
PIANOS--Are. you interested in get.
| ting your child started in music
Then act now. Campbell's famous
RENTAL-PURCHASE-PLAN makes Il
easy for you to make the nscessar.
for complete details. Ask for Rental.
Purchase Dept. CAMPBELL MUSIC
co. HOS 9 st. NV. DI. S464. g
PIANOS--A real bargain in a. small
piano for only ,S345. This instru.
piano in very fine condition. Conven
terms. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. 1l0s
PfANots FOR RENnT%Modern spinets
So monthly. Rent now and we will
s sss gSu $685. s!eq PAN II 'G MART PsE hseF
l015 eth st. NV. Gust above the
PiANos.used uprights, Ss6. s4b
SOP and up; Hauling extra Ais
Mart MAI f. NC N . nei5 sth st. G NV. dusi
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets and
Ssnns est s Low on IS 81 s,d month"; Snn
corner 18th and & sts. NV. oper
Thursday evenings.
PIANOS--We have good selection
ST. 94O0, JORDAN'S, corner 13tr
PIANO - Brand-new full keyboard
spinet pianos with all standard dea.
Mahogany finished case. Made b.
| Winter & Co. Pay $25 down, bal.
| ance over 3 years. ST. 94O0, JOR
| DAMS, corner 18th and G SITS NV
| Open Thursday evenings.
PIANO-Baldwin. Acrosonic. spine
and console models. Designed, bull
and guaranteed BY Baldwin:
Ful-Blow action. wide variety case
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRCH
| 925 q st.; NV.
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FANS

Direct from the factory TO you Of q
ment Of 20-in. window fans, brand
new: 5-yr. guarantee. Place your
order now and we guarantees you
immediate free delivery. Call Mrs
Kay, JU. S-3121, clio pm. week
days. all day Sat. and Sun. UNITED
PURCHASING AGENCY. 30
FILE CABINET, used, 4-draver legal
with lock; walnut finish; $40. Boz
FILING CABINETS. legal. letter: met
al. wood hles; reas. 1112 14th st.
NJ E91O
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CAMERAS-Moving to new location
entire stock Of cameras. projectors
meters, tripods. etc. on sale at ur
to sou discount. Greatest price re.
duetion sale In our history: FORn
PHOTO SUPPLY. 9Th and Pa. ave
CALCULATOR - Monroe electric
SOC. so. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE-complete furnishings
Tor 1-bedrm: apt. incl. dinette set
liv: ,rm suite bedrm. suite twin
s eeds1 Iy, rugs; grapes. china. silver
|FURNITURE-Five-pc. din. rm., gray
walnut, new: 7-pc. bedroom: firepl:
tables: moving. best offer. RIA. 94p4,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beds. j sin
gle; double; Duncan Phyfe table
mahog.; studio couch. Georgia 1416
fFURNITURE-Special sale on recon-
ditioned; sterilized furniture: Three
sectional sofa, q bargain: hide-a-bed
90; 18th century mahog. break
front, bargain: sofa beds, SIS, 500,
Sag; Lounge S1S chairs Ss SO. S29; $S9;
s.; SS9 !. $40. SAG: drop-leaf tables, $l9, $s5:
chests, $l2, IA, $17. 80; end and
lamp tables. SIS; coffee tables, IS;
china closets. .$25; HOLLYWOOD beds,
$50, $2g and $39. THE HOME
SHOP, 1745 L st. NV. RE. S961
SSpen THURSDAY and Friday until 8;
FURNITURE-English love seat. new
slip covers. SIS. 3lO3 Blueford rd.,
kensington, 10. 4-03IS. -
FURNiTURE-sofa bed. z IT,. wine,
sop; library table, opens; seats 8,
RoSs N~e' Soo' AAAAS~ea' AteAis' "a
FURNITURE sALE-Brand-new- bet
ter-srade bedrm., dining rm., living
room, from unclaimed freight and
ii ass ;os samples cesS etc syss great say
daily. 1916; Sat. It'll 4. RE. 43i6.
FURN.-one green barrel chair. l
VINE lounge chair. excel. cond.; best
r 9HeT. oW. I5Ia . % .
3ardrobes ana msp0 misc oed aTficle Set CO
$500, Ext. 31S. s.
washer. S125; Magic
Chef stove. $40; 2 metal kit. cabi-
nets, $50. Jr. size Hop-Along Cas-
sidy bicycle, $50; shoe-repair ma
SINE S1id o Gsn a Pc seen at $500 wilson
walnut: 6S-inch buffet. mirror. ex.
tension table. 3 leaves; bedrm. suite,
bed; dresser and mirror. mahogany.
cash only. DE, 1927: -
din din n I'm; table BE- ana buffet. SE TsfsT
FURN.-Liv. rm.. din. rm.. 2 bedrm
sets, lgs; mirror. lamp: good cond.
F Teas; No dsa nean W yS2t. os sS;. Is
= - u
Formica dinette set. few odd chairs
liv. rm. suite, roll-away
bed sectional chairs. pedestal fan
TV. radio-phono, rugs, lamps, mir.
rors; wardrobe. CO; 0360..
drawers, $65; mahog. chest, $50
mahog. uphols. sofa. SIS. DE. 5000
FURN.-4-piece bedrm. set. sofa ant
chair, platform rocker, kit table,
chairs, coffee table, 2 lamp tables
washing machine, 9x12 rug. 10
GAS Ss01 RANGES. new. used. SIS up
ACNE stove f'1 16 eTf0 9th. nG IA. ss S
installation. PEERLESS SALES. 2S$,
GRa6cfeEEsY 81 sFoR sE0e FIXTURES 70
sale; cheap. CO. 1894.
SO; eft. $11. LONG FENCE co.
kN6T1T1Y2: PINE panelins. 14mc del
Spec. lots. big barg. See it. 1891
Wilson blvd. RUCKER LUMBER.
LATHE. either / inchtor 80 inch col
let capacity in good cond.: also IL
| inch drill press and small millinl
machine. WEINSCHEL ENGINEER
ING CO, SH. 4231, after 6 cal
LUGGAGE-Airplane wardrobe, SIS
suitcase; good condition. WI. 397S
LUMBER
1 1Hw-
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BUHR 2I1SI ITEMSmopen SETS, 3 70
bva SuG SsaI Ky auM ZEE. 1870 wi5sCp
MATERIAks from many
wrecked buildings. Maple. oak and
pine flooring in excel. condition
free Of nails. 2x4s, 2x6s. 2x8s
2x10s: sheathing,. shutters. doors
windows with frames complete
Special-New window frames. 3x4
Jolly, columns, pipe and fittings
Bricks. glass blocks. heating broil-
ers. radiators, oil tanks Many
other items. Visit our yard and
look around: GENERAL WRECKINC
CO., MI, GIT. %
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REF RIGERATOR. Crosiey, 1850
model Shelvador; 7-cu. it.; spotless,
new cond. AID. 3097, Sun. or ewes.
REFRIGERAToRs. new. used. SIS np.
Easy credit. nothing down; lge. stock.
ACME STOVE, 1Oi1 It'll, MA. S952.
REFRIGERATOR, Norge, 8 It., good
, c1r1; SO, IT, 113l. Ill
sortment from SO up. Come with
FREprR HSaEsn's sos n sthp nS
REFRIGERATTNG COMPRESSOR,
Modern Hill, 2-dr., 2-drawer. Baked
goods display case. WO. 3S16.
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SITUATIONS MEN

BOOkKEEPER ACCOUNTANT, age
IL ~, BXS; 4 yrs: exper., desires posi-
BOY. colored. wishes cafeteria work
aisSnSTasher. busboy or helper. Ii
HANDY MAN. all around; part tim,
or full. DI. 9214. g.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs. yard work
wall washing. carpentry, house.
cleaning. etc SALVATION ARMY
Harhor Liahts Corp. Me, 4532
YOUNG MAN with car wants part
time work. Call UN. S52S aftel
YoJNG' MAN, 20. BBA and Mcs
degrees, with commercial and in;
dustrial eXper. as acct. -office mgr.
desires position with progressiy,
business organization or acct. firm
Box lib. Arlington Is, Va. -
WANTED - Delivery or work O
any kind. from to 8. by reiiabl,
colored man. NO. 695S. Ref.
STUDENT, seeks summer work; ONO,
experiences; tipping, labor. SANVA
ST: 1910. Ext. II. ~
DAYS WORK for Saturdays only
house cleaning or yard work; man
colored; refs. LA. 6-T563' ~
MIDDLE-AGED MAN twhite), desire.
employment; have d. c. driver
permit. Ii. 3-4916.
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PianoS-Summer Specials
Spinet style. factory rebuilt. like
rishf Tor music room ' 500
Recond. small mahog, grand SAT-
New Minipiano, special at $40
Wurlitzer. 44-in. apt. upright,
slightly used, peri. cond. ..S4S'
Lester Betsy Ross spinet, fun
keyboard. mahog. case, slightly
=, used. peri cond.; at ...+or, s4s'
S rebusit ike new n'oe' ~ Ss7I
Large selection Of grands. console
and spinets, all reduced for real bar
gains; $25 down will deliver, balanc
3 years to pay. DYNAMIC MUSIC
I300 a st. NV --6
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FILE CABINETS

Govt. surplus, 4-drawer. wood, legal
Size, S19.95; steel transfer MES
size. $500. "a steel clothing lock.
ers, s to section, $4S. n. FRANK 4
SON, 4l4 Bird st, NV. Elk. 1914.
FAN, exhaust, window, "a in; $50
EN-. 1852. -
FURNITURE-Solid blond oak bed
rin. suite, pieces, dble. bed. 5000
blond oak desk; nat top. bookcase case
mohair, $500. HU. 7700. Ext. 31S
FURNrTURE-rwo Hollywood beds
/ studio couch. bedroom dressers
dinette set, occasional chairs ane
tables, Less than / year old. Cal
Ma. $3.50. -7
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. set. 3 pieces
IVORY finished. "A. $3.50. Is
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FlagStone and Stone

Flagstone and Stone
WORK
Cement driveways. walks. steps re-
tanning walls. porches: tile drain
age.
ANGELO MARcUccIo. sH. 1899
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, cleaning
and waxing. Reasonable prices.
Free estimates. Call RA. 6795. 10
MAINTENANCE.
SMALL JOBS AT PRICES YOU LIKE
PA1NTING-PLASTE
ROOFS-CEMENT WORK
SCREENS-CARPEN
ASPHALT TILE-GLAZING
HAULINC-CLEANI
SEELYE MAINTENANCE
l400 L st. NV. DI. 1927
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BUILDING MATERIAL

BUILDING MATERIAL
Wrecking barracks American Univer.
sity. All kinds Of material for sale
incl. standard windows and doors;
2x4's. 2x6's. 2xS's, sheating, floor.
ing, etc. all like new: late-type ra-
Also slate surfaced fiber board. Cello
tex, 2-dr. plywood closets, some
metal chests Of drawers. Big special
of Sheetrock. S15 per M at sight
Salesman on lob in NV. corner Uni.
yersity grounds. Nebraska Ave. al
kinds Of building material at our
yard. ABcD CORP, 1881 Jefferson
Davis Hgy.. Arlington. Va. OF. $3.50
RTIHDTNG MATERIAL
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CHINA, Lamberton. Dorothea pat.
tern; service for eight; IS pieces,
plus matching tea set. Never used
XII. S-4465. -
COAL. WOOD RANGES. oil ranges
new, used. Easy credit, nothing DIN
ACME STOVE. lOll eth, Ma, S952
COCA.COLA DISPENSER and car
18th and G SITS. NV. -
CRIB, Edison; good cond.; new mat.
tress, contour sheets. MI. 5432.
CRIB. Knoll maple. complete, excel.
lent condition. JE. 4-3979. IS
DAVENO-Makes into double bed
excellent condition.; slip covers; sos
JU. 7-7951. -
DEEP FREEZE. 8, Gu. it., used !
month. reas. AP. '7O1O. "a
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WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO.
TT Q-0SRO qOA De Ave- q

PLASTERING; patch work and cell
ings our speciality. Call MI. 1882.
PLAsTERING REPAIRS, old and new
work; large and small jobs. Satisf
guar: reas. rates. ia. 1868. lis
PLUMBING and heating. remodeling
and new work. 24-hour service. free
PORCH ENCLOSURES - You can
have that den or extra bedrm. out
Of that porch now serving you only
months out Of the year; see our
special picture window enclosure.
WI. 60S6 for free est; no down
CONTRACTING CO.. 4S19 Bethesda
ave. Bethesda -
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ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, home
to z years to pay. HAMILTON
AIR CONDfTIONiNG, refrigeration,
installations and repairs; new and
used; S100 up. Elk. 1852. -
or private roads; free estimates.
Telephone OF. 1890 or OIL. 1857.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
B AND p CONTRACTING. Driveways
sidewalks. patios, brick, walls; fret
estimates. JU. S-5SS6. %
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ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE, LU. 4-O50O
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CAMERAS

Brand-new worlds finest by author
compl. Photo Dept. Store; 100 bar.
gains; Tyr. guar; cash or 6 to Is
months to pay; trade-in: lowest
prices; free instruct; catalog free
seven-hours photo finishing; repairs
Open 9 to 6 tThurs., 8 to 81.
BRENNER PHOTO co.
(Oppo. Justice Dept.) 933 Penna. Ave
NV, RE. 2434. Park Free. Air Cond
CASH REGISTER = burroughs
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BICYCLES, girls ca; excellent con.
dition; Schwinn-built, J. C. Hig.
gems. OR. 9063. re
lBONDSTONE--You can have that
stone home for less than you think;
tombstone adds hundreds of dollars
to the value of your property, is
fire and termite proof, never needs
surface: for San free e aPpeWa W. 70 o sny
no down payment: 3 years to pay.
CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO.. 4S19
Bethesda ave-, Beth -
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eTENOGRAPHERS, variety Of attrac-
tive positions for young women with
business training. able to take die
tation between 80 and 100 words
per min; type so words per min.
Pleasant working conditions; oppor-
tunity for advancement; vacation
and sick leave with pay; hospital
ization; 40-hr., 5-day wk. Beginnlng
salary, $500 to $4,000. Call D1.
455a, Ext. los for appointment.
NATIONAL EDUCATION AsSOClA-
STENOGRAPHER - Public relations
once Of large corporation REQUIRES
services Of attractive young woman
under 80. Tipping and shorthand
adaptability to get along with others.
6-day week with occasional over
time. Salary. $3.50 mo. Call 81.
STTESNao56SRFAifRHGEi:R-1mmediate open
ing in general ONCE Of local theater
chain, am. to | pm. Call Miss
Carroll, WO. 1900.
OTENOGRAPHER; 5-day week with
pleasant working conditions; perma-
nent with opportunity to advance;
must be an efficient, experienced
woman not over IS and preferably
with local references. Call or see
Mrs. Heater, WEINBERG q BUSH,
1907 H st. NV, MA. $500. IS
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LUMBER

Wrecking gymnasium, Fl. Belvoir, Va
10000 I'd. it. of oak flooring; TO
quick sale. GENERAL WRECKINC
co MI R1T- -
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TELEVISION

Gigantic clearance sale. Brand-new
1862 TV sets at tremendous
discounts. Open I'll o pm.
AIMCO TV SALES
:. $3.50 N. Washington Blvd.
Arlington. Va. en- 1ann
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PAINTER-For a lob we'll done. at a
Price yo9 can afford to pay, call
FAiNTfiSS5Gi I cioNTRAcroR-commer.
and Fssife aMREN SeeiH!sf ka sd 5sr
PAINTING - First class. moderate
rates, white mechanics. Best ma
t sftnn For estimates RE. 1897
PAINTING-Interior and exterior:
prices reasonable; free estimates.
Call day or night, GE. 6497. Ill
PAINTING, 1st-class; color in your
home, interior and ext. wallpaper
scraping. roof repairing; no drink
ing: honest work. AID. ,6S25. s
PAINTING, interior. exterior KEN
exp; DAYS. JU. s-4s67; ewes. La.
P All III interior and exterior
guaranteed work: refs: white me-
Ghanics; lowest rates in town. CAN
P Al SlSSS4 S safsE en- rsteis
ately. MR.. PoA HEfe dE oO 5s4s. m 1a.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, gen.
repairs. Rel. white mechanics. Reas.
prices; Mr.. Ridenour. DU. 3793 g
PAlNTlNG-Why. paint when you can
finish? Ten:year triple eparantee
ing insurance company. Fuses per.
fectly. to any. surface. Eight beauti-
ful rich-looking colors. Saves you
hundreds Of dollars. No down pay
ment; 80 mos. to pay. Free esti-
mate. Call Ma. 4151, AMCO PROD
UCTS CO. I'VE do something about
the weather." 1912 NJ st, NV, g
PAINTING, papering, cement work,
brick work. carpentry. rebuilding,
recreation rms. our speciality. CAP
1TAL IMPROVEMENT CO.. TU. 474S.
PAINTING, int.-ext., es.-comm. ;
white mechanics. WI 1885 for free
est. Town g. Country Decorating Co.
PAINTING. PAPERING. interior.ex-
terror. For reas. estimates call SH,
4771 or TO. 4731. is
PAPERING-S19 labor and material
furnished. average room; also paint
Ing h14a ADMIRAL DECORATORS. TIE.
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up;
1852 Sunfast washable paper, work
guaranteed. GE. 1898 or GE. 2461.
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Call MR..
BECKETT. MI. O930. DU. 1888.
PAPERING AND PAINTING
FREE ESTIMATES-EXPER WORK
MAHONEY
WALLPAPER AND PAINT co.
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STENQGRAPHER

FOR AVIATION ASSOCIATION
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment; 5-day, 40-hour week, pleasant
working conditions and convenient
location. Call Elk. 6161 for appoint
ment. %
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Standard TV Services.
UN. 1897 - o till 8 - ia. 294s
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CIGAR CLERK

Excel. working conditions good hrs.
vacation with pay, disqualification
and sick leave. CARRIERS PHAR.
MACY, 1868 Columbia pike, Arl.,
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DEHUMIDIFIERS

Most. popular brands. new 1852
models in original factory cartons,
with l VI. free service. 25ee dis
count Tor cash. DALMO SALES CO..
923 Iith st NV FIX r205 81
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Steel

We have all kinds Of miscellaneous
steel, angles. beams. reinforcing steel
cut to size
GENERAL wREcKrNo CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. GIFT.
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HALF oFF
PAUL PEARLMAN. I'LL G ST. N. W.
BRICKS, face ana common, 1 or q
million. ALASKA COAL d BRICK
CO., Ma. 1886. OF. 1900.
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BEDROOM, lined oak. double
dresser, chest, night table, bed. box
spring. matt. Ike new: $195
Ordway 6677.
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Lodge Grass Briefs

Mrs. MyrOn LyndS returned
Monday from Billings where
she had been a surgery patient
at st. Vincent's.
The Rev.. and Mrs. John
Schrimer and daughters, Rosie
and Elaine of Birney were over
night guests of Miss Clara Odds
and Miss Malvina johnson.
Frances Clayton of Hardin
spent the week end with hel
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. O
J. Landon. 49,:
/ Spending spring vacation
from Rocky Mountain college
are Miss Donna Landon, Miss
Mary Ruth Wolf, Harley Ham
ilton, Dale Curry, Don Glum-
blk, John Stevens and Lyle
Schick.
Robert Nees, head of the ath-
1etic department, has beer
chosen by the eighth graders
to give their commencement
address at exercises to be held
May 81.
Mrs. Donald Clawson was
hostess Monday night to the
members of the Altar Society
Eight members were present.
Willard Wilson was a business
visitor in Billings Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schend-
erline returned this week from
Ralston, Wyo., where they hao
been visiting their son-in-laW
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Ichorn.
MI. and Mrs. Paul MeiStel
and son, Bill, of Loveland, Col.
! spent the week end visiting
/ Mrs. Meister's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ryan.
Mrs. Mary Neatherly was in
Hardin for dental work Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Schroed-
er, Jr., drove to Billings fol
medical attention for their son
Tommy, Sunday night.
Mrs. Bob LiX spent the week
end in Dayton, visiting hel
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Mefford, Jr.
MI. and Mrs. Willard Wilson
and son were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M
Stevenson, Jr.
Bob Nees, head coach at the
high school, has begun work
with the track crew in prepar-
alton for district track meet to
be held in Forsyth April 26.
Agnes and Pauline LiX, who
attend the st. Xavier mission
school, are spending their Eas-
ter vacation with their father
George Liz.
Members of the Altar society
are planning a bake sale to be
held at the Old Crow Market
Saturday, beginning at 1C
o'clock.
Former Lodge Grass residents
who have returned to m a k e
their homes here are Mr.. and
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-04-10

! Mrs. Ralph Altman, who have
been living in Hardin, and who
are now working at the Steve
Walker ranch, and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Edward Bomar who went
to Billings to live last fall.
Attending Eastern Star in
| Hardin Thursday night were
Mrs. John Gibson, Mrs. Earl
Miller, Mrs. Carroll Graham,
Mrs. A. M. Stevenson, ST., Mrs.
Francis Curry and Mrs. Fay
Abel.
Having Sunday dinner with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Glumbik
were MI. and Mrs. Nick Miklo-
vich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Ludrick
visited Sunday with Mrs. Paul
inc Fish in Hardin.
Mrs. L. G.. Mcintosh of Sher-
idan spent Tuesday visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Mason.
Callers at the Fay Abel home
Sunday were MI. and Mrs
George Grayson of Wolf Point
and Leo Tobias of Beach, N. D
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Rumfelt
of Hardin were callers Thurs
day at the Ira Chapman
Charles Carr and Veva Clanin
homes.
At a meeting of the Grow
Christian Council, Donald Deer
Nose, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Toin-
eeta and Joe Medicine Grow
were appointed to a committee
to help make plans for the
| Rural Life Sunday to be hello
at Wyola, May Is.
Philip Plenty Hawk left this
week for Fort Lewis, Wash, tC
enter army training.
Mrs. Fay Abel Joined a group
of Eastern Star members from
Hardin last week to attend the
installation ceremonies of the
Daughters of the Nile in Bill
ings.
Hart Glumbik is building g
concrete block building at ths
corner to his home property or
Hester avenue to be used as q
display room for electrical ap-
pliance and plumbing ano
heating supplies.
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Named Delegate
To Boys State

Lodge Grass. - Tommy Con-
roy, son of Mrs. Edna Conroy,
has been named as Lodge
Grass delegate to Boys state,
with Larry Whiteman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Whiteman,
as alternate.
Conroy, who transferred here
two years ago from Judith Gap,
is an honor roll student and
an active participant in many
extra curricular activities. He
plays guard with the first string
basketball squad, back for the
football squad and is a top
hurdler in track. He will also
represent the music department
at the Montana music meet,
singing a tenor solo.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-04-10
LODGE GRASS
Church Calendar

First Crow Indian Baptist
Church
Miss Clara Odds, Miss NAL
VIVA Johnson, Missionaries.
Sunday Morning Service: 1915
Evening Service: 7:30.
Monday: Boys Club, TOO.
Wednesday: Children's groups:
after school. Evening: 7:30,
prayer meeting.
First Friday of each month:
Missionary meeting.
Church of the Open Bible
Rev. r. o. Marsh.
Sunday: Sunday school, 10
o'clock; Morning worship, IL
o'clock; Evangelical service, 1880
o'clock.
Wednesday: Midweek worship,
7:30 O'Clock.
Thursday: Ladies Missionary
Circle, 200 O'Clock.
Our Lady of Laretto Church
Father John Savage w.:
Mass (first, second and third
Sundays, 1880.
Mass: (Fourth Sundays), 800.
Tuesday: Choir practice I'M
der the direction of Imogene
Sorger.
Little Brown Church
H.. S. Benson, Pastor
Sunday: Church School: 9:45.
Morning worship: HOO. !
Tuesday: Youth Fellowship:
1880.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-04-10
REHEARSE FOR N c

Lodge Grass. - RehearSals
are being held for the annual
spring concert which will be
presented under the direction
of Mrs. Alma Stevenson at the
high school gymnasium on
April oath.
The program will include
solos by the students chosen to
represent the school at the
school at the state music meet
in MiSSoula; numbers by the
junior high school and senior
bands; the Girls glee club and
several small ensemble num-
berS.
Popocatepetl is a volcanic
mountain in Mexico.