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Montgomery County sentinel., 1952-07-24
~WE BUY JUNK: Auto bi

IMPAIRMENT WANTED -
preferably furnished, 8 rooms and
bath; young baby, within vicinity
Gaithersburg or Rockville. Phone
Gaithersburg 294. 1864
Montgomery County sentinel., 1952-07-24

EGOOD, RELIABLE DAIRY
MAN will find this an exceptional
opportunity. Experienced man, pre-
ferably with boy or relative to as
sist with pure-bred Guernseys. No
farm work. References required.
Good Salary, good house. School
bus. Write or phone collect. Coro-
toman Farm, M. F. Happersett,
Manager, Upperville, Va. 1862
Montgomery County sentinel., 1952-07-24

FWAITRESS WANTED - ex-
perienced. Apply in person at All
States Inn, on route 240, between
Rockville and Gaithersburg 1061
Evening star., 1952-10-04
HOUSES TO SHARE

TaSaMi"S house With @ osher . Siri.; . nreDi. ast.
piano. twin beds; lEe. yard; rent.
500 mo. each; conv. bus and st. car;
! blk. Dist. line; morning transp:
Of standards. Call MI. 1893. week
end and evenings. -6
WILL SHARE attrac. 2-bedrm. house.
with neat girls or lady; conv.
transp: Reas.. cali ia. 1854 after
S during wk; 80
cathedral vicinity; excellent transp:
co9llsse sraduats Preferred. Call
MODEM HOME 10 SHARE with en-
pISysd Woap sooFinS naF1 pnons erxs Ses
Cali after 9 or VIZ. ends, LU. 1887
GEoRGETowN-Rm. for 1 more to
share attractively furn. home with
8 business women. Reas. AID. 1854
YOUNG COUPLE WISH to shar.
their new home with o mother
Will eonsider day care for child
:.sss1,. S .ssE' as9 cal: s:9i si ,3s
PRivATE BEDRM, larss house: share
9Th s3.c 3 ceonseniai men, under 90
coutiPIIss IIss'vW1L WILL SHARE new home
with employed person. woman pref,
vicinity Langley Park shopping cen
WANTED-Renned couple or 2 girls
to share my coy home; eonv. trans
SILVER sfRiNG. % $os Indian Spring
dr.; gentleman, share with / other
gentleman. eH. 9469 after pm.
MCLEAN. vA.-Gentleman will share
newly decorated 10-rm. house with
couple or bachelors. Elmwood 1915.
RET. GOVT. EMPL. LADY wishes to
share S-rm. house with empl. cple.,
no children; owner will be away
most Of the time: WA. 1877. %
tractive home, furn. bunga., with
pvt. bedrm., dressing rm. and bath;
lots Of yard; Capital View bus at
door. LU. 2.Q67l. Is
Evening star., 1952-10-04
HOUSES SALINE. Cont
LASALLE PARK

4230 18th ST. NE.
Beautiful, detached. brick Colonial
ner lot. First A.. spacious reception
hall, lge. liv. rm. with fireplace
guest-sized din. rm., paneled der
elec. kit. with breakfast rm..- lac
screened sitting porch; End a., !:
bedrms. and , colored tile baths G.,
are master-sized bedrms); 3rd A.
completely finished OF in knotty
pine into rms. one could be uset
for. play room. the other as q
bedrm. Large recr. rm. in bsmt
24x24, paneled in wormy chestnut
corner brick fireplace, colored tilt
bath with shower. laundry rm. with
Bendtx washer. maids rm., sas
h.-w.h., Venetian blinds throughout
copper suffers and downspout, slate
roof; completely insulated ant
weather stripped; detached brick gar
with slate roof. This property ha.
an abundance of shrubbery includ.
ing 100 shaped SIT. Juniper tree.
entirely surrounding rear yard fol
privacy. Shown by appointment
Call Mr.. Sadler, MI. 1856.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1870 K st. NV. ME. 432:
Evening star., 1952-10-04
BUslNEss OPPORTUNITIES

1ad Iaa,taa GMEcR 5s CONCESSION S.S.s CO bus,
VEIL VEIL 1sosi 1IsooseiArED SHOP Ladies.
dresses and accessories. BOZ 201-K.
MosiLE MARKEr, l.rs. bus. iurly
sacrif,ee bus. $3.50 plus stock. 10.
esoc. Sos.Si SsiroRE. meats, ,.s.. etc: Ge no
gas heat. Low rent. $500 wkiy.
PAWNBRoKER'S ExCHANcE. 4 st.
ne. Watch repair; estab. dry clean
ing: Cali Ii. a-o6ss for appoint
Will sAcRIFIcE corner srocery
store. Beer and wine. 9Th. and c
sts. ne. Includes 5-rm. apt, Rent,
$50 mo. 10-yr. lease Now doing
Sa;9Se oMS&R. I. ME- ssssi ssss. s0'6oo' B terms
FORD 1947 dump truck. $3.50; Gov
wk:: driver will stay. 10. 2-S4ss.
GAS St STATION. Z Poi northeast wash. Rte.
health. Take for inventory Of stock
sEIF-sRRVicR sEInIfF sSsVncR' GRocERYiA siAei On No. 1
hwy; in Beltsyille, Nd. at caution
full equipment. needs stock. Call Al,
BUY 10 NEW BOWLING ALLEYS
and soda fountain. Great oppor.
tunity for right party. I'm. 4217.
BOOMING HOUSE, NW.-11 rms. +:
rent. Sob incl. income approx. $3.50.
Perfect cond. OWNER. DU. Se44.
DRY CLEANING MANAeER-Tsks
ssnSfss sn smeh plant; chance TO oyn,
Evening star., 1952-10-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w,

One rr. N. Cap. and s. and another
cor. brick nr. 18th and Newton
Lovely 6.rm; bricks: oil h.-w.h.; full
Psas psmt' tlsn,s Ionshes Nies Sso YARDS; Very
BUY in
4400 blk. 18th st. n.w.-Immac. g.
rm, row brick, 2 screened porches,
stairway to storage attic, gas h.-w.h.
Priced Priced right for quick sale. Good
!ft%. fysnnas rSa snnt' ST. san MF s4;g REID AvS Tg
COL0RED-iSIs sPRING RD. NV.
---SlX-rm. row brick in excel cond.
e bath In bsmt.. 2 inclosed porches.
nuiit-in garage: Only Sl5.95o, on
fgs iSS fGSc tsFms sves &C. Gan les4 aE sVoa stsCS
SHOCkEY. Realtor. "A
COLORED-ONLY SS.95O-Nr. 10th
and Fla. ave. NV: 1896 down; row
brick, rms, bath; Arcola heat.
vacant. Pay SIS mo. ST. 1857, JU.
s-2167. BRIETERMAN REALTY CO.
coLoRED-4l SHERMAN CIRCLE
Attr.ct,v. OPEN pTa SUN, l. ;2,.I g.s ,,..,,. :,
room and large sunrm; r ics tarase; Hlse.tss. ex.
ssH sS's Co. isi' ss $751; si'Hi a'.' P
BARGAIN-COLORRD
20lS NORTH CAPITOL
u 800 down and S117.5o per mo.
buys this attractive semidet. brick
nome OF rms. and bath. Priced for
f9sSs F9scHEsis! islt ow. e 7s4o' ss4aos'0oo, ALx1N N
COLORED
OFF N. CAPITOL ST.
OWNER ILL. MUST SELL THIS wK.
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
For this 6-rm. and bath brick home;
gas heat. Poss. Call until 9 pm.
COIN Il LEVINE, HO. 1920
Evening star., 1952-10-04

VACANT. 1900 Hobart st. NV; ia
new-house condition; semidet. brick,
nedrms.. baths. Can be bought
Call MR.. LAWRENCE. RIA. 1868.
Evening star., 1952-10-04
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

MARINE COLONEL, wife. 2 children,
desire 3.bedrm. unfurn. house in
SILVER SPRING. furn. or unfurn,
house for 8 to mos. Responsible
family. 2 sh,lsssn. 81; 1853. IS
U.s. 70 sSs Ss15a MssS'nSsGR Kiss So1caEk SstesaEi
MfNisfER with 2 children wants 3
or bedrm. single house unfurn.
ASRDif1oNANLm ASR Il oN mHi GosfEs rs fSfaSS NEEbED. v.
have hne tenants for homes in near
by Nd. or NV. D. c.; free appraisals
no delay For complete rental serv-
ice, phone US today. PERRY HAY
Evening star., 1952-10-04
nus. oppoRTUNITiEs fcenf. ]

COLONIAL BEACH, vA.--water-
endsnSfocs balans @ aSRsrastsn a5s y
I25. lot. Also 4-room cottage; ofiered
as going business; terms. HAWKINS
4 JANNEY. Box 554. Fredericks.
Fsn5EkicksssGGhssGsa RIESi Rs;i ssGhs sS. c,ac.rx
store, in top suburban location;
modern einder-block building with
3-room furnished apt; good goine
business at Sl3.500 plus inventory.
HAWKINS 4 JANNEY. Box 554
Fredsrieksburg: Va. phone 95. A.
lCLEANING PLANT FOR SALE-Gross
fsssp: fssS' .v:., A. sS 5sf i Ms ofDs: 81 81
RESTAURANT M for aT' sa;e: nearby vir.
BBT1,TTninS 5o4-J. STUART T. DE-
GRILL-RESTAURANT, good coins
| business; excel. location and lonp
lease. 8 stools; reas. price and terms
Apply l014 4th st. s.w. So
MODERN infants. girls and women's
wear wear store sa In new shoppine center
M1s' Vs rent ss because sss of dsath ssan at.rae
tor; Income sic, 900 per W Year; viii viii
sacrifice for quick sale; $4,000
down. rest e. z. payments; 4 miles
TALL PINES MOTEL. III, q SsssSn. ND. l.
WANTED TO BUY. medium.size q dry
snI,niIns sslea,nins plssnt; vicinity Silver
5omeF 5IaaF .v. AddEsssh WssshinAasgS5n Ag5 is I9a sos
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-since 1924,
Q well-estahliShed tailor and valet
Shop, ogner wants TO retire. Cali
afro REPAIR BUSINESS. EQUIPPED S
SMALL SERVICE 1IeG STATION, good
location. operating on paying basis,
SC stock ,sss and oSSn oeSSSTnipment. priced to sell.
MopERNsp MMasiHssp sssGrY sssfi SALON, GOOD = To-
SSR:f SSsS: leaving tow town: 'i: Sbon:: S.sl; sS'i;
w0SasGE;N's APPAREL, mod.rat.-pSsic.d e.
INES INES; volume; vonH $50; 900; oo charge
FOR sALT&Thrivins M ifSiMi s'SF; Weekly news
Of over 1000. Also job-printins
plant. Field unlimited. Famed re-
SAINTS SGrr area large fruit PROCESSING
tional facilities unsurpassed. All
terms; address BOX si5-K, Star. 5.
CONCESSION for seafood kitchen in
BUUQ UceI, wine
asd4 ssd LIQUOR business; seats 200. WA.
wELL;EsTABLIsHED local retail bak-
cry OF 25 yrs. in good business sec
ton; ton; completely equipped shop and
sales. Box a6I-K. Star. ~ q. S''S
DELICATESSEN, colored. 1920 9th st.
NV: good lease situation; good busi-
ness for man and wife; sell reason
ably; good terms: HO. $3.50. So
COMPLETE DRY-CLEANING PLANT;
low rent; will sacrifice. HUI. $500.
LUNCHEONETTE and variety. Alex.
Va; lge.. corner store: no competf-
ton: real money-maker; owner must
sen at great sacrifice: cash. terms
VIRGINIA COUNTRY sfORs&stock
nxtures and real estate. including
attractive home; . real buy. JAMES
z. MAHoNEY. HU. 54lO. 3
BEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE; good
business and location; owner re-
trims. EN-. 972O before 6 nm:
EM; 1885 after 9 pm. 6120 Mac.
Arthur blvd. &
Evening star., 1952-10-04

OPEN SUNDAY, / TO
550S Sth ST. NV.
Ready to move In. Six-room' and
bath row brick. Screened porches,
full clean basement, gas hot-water
heat: close to schools. churches and
terms and reasonably priced. Cali
Mr.. Shuman,. DU. 1895.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1952-10-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

COLONIAL HOME. NV, In one Of
Washinston's finest residential
areas. circled by Rock Greek Park
Washington. This 5-yr.-old, Gus
tom-built home in excel. cond con-
tains / rooms and powder rm. on
lst floor. The mod. kit has elec-
trie dishwasher. garbage disposal
Second floor. 3 master-size bedrms.
. baths and sun deck: oil h.-w. heat
with summer-winter hookup; slate
roof and TV antenna. Large beau
tifully handicapped lot S0x156. Must
be sold immediately. Owner leav.
ing city: exce!ent financing.
1909 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 6
weekdays. shown by appt Call Mrs
Grant. CO. 6246.
Evening star., 1952-10-04
N0USES UNFURllIsNlD fceAl.l ]

pfick. fuiiy coup. Eit. R.1ii incl s4T- Ssr-
Sase disposal separate din. rm.. gas
hSt-1dr ss nf heat; ssGeftu fun bsmt. Avail. Oct.
ALExANDRIa~"jenerson Manor bpk..
.oedrm, semidet.. separate dining
rm., full bsmt., screened porch, lge.
!enceq lot, storm windows; 2 blks.
70 scnool and shopping center. Is
Sln; S1na; 70 Pentagon and, Fort Belvoir;
aeii 18th ST.. ST S.E.@s-yr..old SSo S bpk
9 rms, tile bath gas heat. garbage
disposal bsmt.. $l2o mo. ST. 1857.
s;RM BRICK BUNGALow-Fuil Gel.
sc, Sec; SlfO mo. LIZ. i-aO3b
ACKNOWLEDGMENT HrLKIlo HrLIslWoa.
bedrm3 2ostory brick homes: years
nz tseSs: Sc $.so a5s per mo mo. Cal King s;7sl !
,$Ss cRsi SErFEssoAAl FEe AleT; srs 2sqS; S.w.-s.,m
semidet; brick. gas heat garage, z
screened porches; $IO5 per mo. tS
TespSonsible IS tenant, Open sun
yard, gas heat; like new inside snS
out; HANDICAPPED. Phone IA. 4-O245,
FALLS CHURCH-2-bedrm. house, 4
blks. to shopping center. and direct
route to Pentason. SIP. Can Fall:
Church 2620 or Vienna 111-W. Is
s5iIGMdw9RoD, ai aHln POD, ssE rms; al 1E; n9dsEn;
REALTY Co. ST. 713s. DE. 6250.
ARL.. COLUMBIA HTS.-semidet'' 2
yrs; old; bedrms... liv. rm..- equip
Ssssa5 Sss5 a.; kn fsneeS sT Esrd; avail Nov. IS;
HOCKVHLE-New 6-rm. house; 8
ne6rms., din. rm., liv. rm., kit, l
dull bath on list DR.; semibath on
SEQ per month. Phone EverSreen
CfLIEvseff Cleveland PARK. 1912 Lowell en- st,
n.w.-Beautiful detached home Of 9
rooms, baths; Anchor fenced yard;
built-in garage; oil h.-wh.; across
street str II fFSW rem John Eaton l SCHOOL; $225 3
st. NV. NA. os62. w. Ao- 5 "A
NO. ARLINGTON - 2 bedroom de-
Ached house; gas, oil circuIatins
spsce heaters; near schools. ia.
JEFFERsoN MANOR - Redecorsted
2-bedrm. semidetached brick; corner
SaS2 SSaaSp2pins center PentaRon. oV.
NEW: Q rms. kit. and bath; lge.
yard and garden; conv. to Naval
Radio Station and Andrews Field.
.Brandywine 4271. %
e+xEh br,eE .smif., SpRING hom. New sshedEm
mediately; Sl16 per month; lease:
children accepted; sample house
open l to dark, 84O3 18th ave.
WooDMooR AGENCY. INC, sH.
Evening star., 1952-10-04
MICHIGAN PARK
1912 Eastern Ave. NE.

Lge. detached brick 6-rm.,
ga baths. A lovely. well-built
home in an outstanding loca-
tton. Many extra features
such as large screened porch,
23-ft. liv. rm. with firep!.,
complete modern kit, full
bsmt., gleaming oak floors,
master bedrm. with 2 lge. clos.
ets and private bath.
Open for inspection sat,
and Sun, l to 6 or call DI.
&696 or DI. 2434 for appt.
STEUART BROS, INC.
Directions: Drive out Michi.
san ave. to shopping center
then left on Eastern Ia blks.
Evening star., 1952-10-04
BRIGHTWOOD

TWO-FAMILY HOME
arranged as two apart
ments, with separate frort entrances
bath; second-fioor apartment re-
turns $75 per month unfurnished
Very good condition with oil h.-w h.
detached garage. Reasonable cash
will handle. easy terms. Call Mr.
Clark. GE. 9011.
ReAltor. 1924 18th St NV. N. 334f
Evening star., 1952-10-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CHEVY III " ;,, CHASE, D; C:1$27; ,; 500
step-down living room and large
adjoining screened living porch.
The dining room. is unusually spa
New Se%y wsa eaaipped xndGTs Gitchsn tiass tSn
master bedroom has communicating
screened sleeping porch; recreation
room; oil hot-water heat: detached
ECarase: Inspect cal W0. ,2S0H0s; 2S00;
CHEVVT W. ChSsEGss2e Has Barn ss1n.bS y s. s.
homes In the exclusive Barnaby
8 bedrms., 2 baths, den. ioored
esns essis; DsEses ss 5.raso open hTn sss snd xs
csEvY san lV CHASE, e 4 g. EN- c@Fcrest e2Is Hill.
section: detached. perfect condition,
ssautu s tlnny o ofmf od1s Ssths snSscaned S asss
sais grsndySine st, NV. ~ EN-. TIE.
FOxHALL VILLAGE. e23, ,500-You
finer restricted location for the
money. sig lovely rms. g bed;
AO0HSIB 0ul4S lhCluol1lH
kit. new awnings. gas h.-w h., ga
rage; Immaculate condition FRANK
9; PHILIPS, DI. 1411; eyes,, call
MY. Mo' 'pEEESssANr-Hom.. fESs and uaa inaom.
properties; most, conveniently To-
600 For information. cali GE. 1915.
BY OWNER-Corner. 7o1 Hamilton.
seven rms. two bath. rec. rm.. gar
age; lovely lawn. brick wall. RA.
SALE BY owNER-55a1 Kansas ave.
bath, kitchen and breakfast nook;
h;;;.w;h.; 2 refgrs.. Bendix: Venetian n
dOors:;' c cow. location. % "taHO"S dE. osss. sa1
s1s,7so-BRIGHTwooD. Attractive
row brick. bedrns., q screened
PsFsi eonv gas to sebools sun .50ppne sa
TU; 23l2, with SIDNEY z. MENsH
32ls KL1NGLE RID. NV, half block
east % Of Washinston Cathedral
architecture. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths, Ice. Ice.
living room. dining room, kitchen
and built-in garage; attractively
NEAR HOLY cross AcApEMY-pe
ment. 5 bedrms.. bsths. can
MRS. scHENcK. DE. 1924. 3
HRIGHTWOOD
| TWO-FAMuY HOME
ments, with separate front entrances
Each unit has private kitchen and
bath; Second-fioor apartment re-
turns S75 per month unfurnished
| Very good condition with oil h.-w.h..
detached garage. Reasonable cash
c'alx, MARSHAL Sni gIii j. wAprr CO.
Realtor: 1924 l4th st: NV: d: 334t
/ BRIQHTWOOD
ofEs s5os soNRAg stR 81. NV To
Ready to move In. six-room' and
bath row brick. Screened porches
full clean basement, gas hot-watel
heat; close to schools, churches anc
convenient transportation, easy
terms and reasopably priced. Cal
W. MARSHALL siaii I j. waPLE R.Pi CO.
Realtor. 1924 I4th st. NV. DI. 334f
LOVELY DETACHED HOME
NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH
i POWDER ROOM 1ST FLOOR
I'VE want to reach the tough buyel
Il who demands plenty for his money
i Dutch Colonial. roomy and comfort
able, excellent noor plan with al
desired features. Gas heat, largt
eed sad .as 9nd.H Sssi 81 'ssSSls ssSS.: aSn sSs
,eidered. why NOT see IL today befor,
Il is sold. BY appt, Mr.. Maury
MxRsHALI J. wApIE CO.
t9ealtor. 1924 14th OF. NV. DI. 334(
Evening star., 1952-10-04
2910 S. DAKOTA AVE.

As.,aist W S..t. saMea ne s9lnsls 9a,Il s S1nss.cE
lge. lot; garage; owner leaving city.
Priced low. I c. HOOVER. RA. 22si,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-01-03

Hugh Blacksmith, Dale Hopper
and Gilbert Lee Eggart; ave
Maria, sung in Latin by Tom
Conroy as Joseph; Lullaby, by
Helen StandiSh as Mary; angel
Choirs'', "Cantique de NOEL, and
"Hallelujah Chorus" by the
Girls chorus and Silent Night
and 20, Come All We Faithful
by the mixed group.
Preceding the nativity scene
the Junior high school band
played five short selections and
the senior high band played
white Christmas" and the
Student Prince Overture"
The students presented gifts
to Mrs. Stevenson and to Paul
Swedberg, who assisted in work.
ing with the boys choir. Others
assisting were w. r. Saylor,
lighting; Mrs. Carl Orr, make
up and Mrs. ". M. Matross.
cOStuming.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-01-03
Lodge Gross Briefs

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright
and Miss Deanna Cooley were
business visitors in Billings
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Liz enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening
when their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Knight, Mrs. Mary
Neatherly, John Liz, George
Liz, and the Rev. Father John
Hurley of Spokane.
John Kennedy, archeologist
for a Casper, Wyo., oil company,
visited during the week at the
home of his brother and sister
in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Ken
nedy at the 40-Mile ranch. 9th
er guests of the Kennedys dur
ing the week were Mr.. Ken
nedy'S parents, MI. and Mrs.
John ellis of Sheridan.
MI. and Mrs. Pete Miklovich
participated in a no-hoSt
Christmas dinner in Billings
when members of Mrs. Miklo-
vich'S family gathered at the
home of her brothers, Dave and
Emmanuel Zier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Liz spent
Christmas at Decker with Mrs.
Liz parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Mefford. -
The Square Dance club held
a dance New Years eve at the
Legion hall. The dances were
called by James Taught and
refreshments closed the eve
ming.
Mrs. Dan Knight of Billings
and her son, Earl Knight, of
Superior spent Christmas day
with MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Knight.
Following the program Christ
mas eve at the Little Brown
church, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wright were hosts at a coffee
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-01-03
Churches and Schools Of Lodge Grass
Present FULL Schedule of
Traditional Activities at Christmas

A full schedule of traditional
activities occupied the churches
and school preceding Christmas.
Outstanding for its beautiful
ly authentic costuming, the oc-
emulation of many years
handiWork by Mrs. w. A. Pet
Zoidt, the pageant presented by
the First Crow Indian Baptist
church told the story of nativ-
lty, beginning with the romance
of Ruth and Boaz.
DR.. Petzoldt was narrator and
SoloistS were Mrs. GeneViye
Whitearm, John Hill, Oliver
Pease and Mrs. Helen Wolf. a.
duet ws sung by Mrs. Whitearm
and Mrs. PeaSe. Mrs. Carl Orr
was in charge of makeup and
George PeaSe, stage and light
ing.
Christmas eve the children of
the church presented program
OF songs and recitations CENTER
ed around the film strip,
Christmas Joys, with Miss
Clara Odds and Miss Malyina
Johnson in charge. Treats were
distributed to the 800 people
present.
On Christmas eve the church
school of the Little Brown
church gave their annual pro-.
gram under the direction of
their class teachers. Santa Claus
appeared in person to distribute
boxes of candy.
December 10, the Christmas
story was impreSsively told in
the annual candle Light con-
cert given by the band and
vocal students of the high
school under the direction of
Mrs. Alma Stevenson.
Roger Ball was the singing
narrator, and carried the con-
tinuity for the following num-
hers: "Annunciation", Emma
Jean Sorger as the angel; 1.-THE
Apparition of. Shepherds, sung
by Phil Rasmussen, Donald
Fenton, Mickey Handley and
Charles wilson; "The Star of
the East, by the Girls triple
trio; "Three Kings, sung by
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hour when their guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Formanack, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Kennedy and
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Green.
Miss Mabel Footitt of Bill
ingS spent the Christmas hOl-
idayS with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. FOotitt. On Christ
mas day they drove to Huntley
where they had Christmas dim
ner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Pattyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright
and children were Christmas
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Formanack.
The Youth Fellowship of the
Little Brown church will be
served a dinner in the social
rooms of the church by mem
berS of the Ladies Aid follow
ing morning worship Sunday
morning. 1
The Rev. H. S. Benson was in
Billings the first Of the week,
attending the mid winter con-
ference of the Montana Baptist
Ministers association.
Gathering at his home, MEM
bers Of the Kasper Liz family
enjoyed a no-hoSt dinner
Christmas day. Participating
were MI. and Mrs. Ralph Zab-
.rocki and three children of
Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Liz, MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Knight
and daughter. Mrs. Mary Meath
erly and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Liz, Mrs. Paul Brady and
children and George Liz.
Christmas breakfast guest of
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the Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Ben
son were MI. and Mrs. A. M.
Stevenson, Jr., and children.
Guests at Christmas dinner
at the o. j. Landon home were
Mrs. H. C. Love and Miss Donna
Landon of Billings and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Ratledge and daugh-
ter of Crow Agency.
Pete Mason spent Friday and
Saturday visiting with relatives
in Sheridan, Wyo.
Christmas dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Smith were
Mr.. Smiths parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. w. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goring
and children of MiSSoula are
spending the week with Mrs.
GOring'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gibson.
Mrs. Robert Bud" Ball and
daughter of Anchorage, Alaska,
are making an extended visit
with Mrs. Balls parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Reese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence West
brook and family spent Christ
mas with relatives in Billings.
Mike Green of Ashland was
a. visitor at the Robert Forman-
ack home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pope and
family and Mrs. Della Pope
joined other members of the
family for a Christmas dinner
at the Henry Pope home in
Hardin.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Ball en-
tertained at Christmas dinner
for Mi. and Mrs. O. G. Hamil-
ton and son Harley, Mr.. and
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pot luck dinner, Charles Wright,
with Mrs. Wilmer Skager as
pianist, lead the youngsters in
the singing of their favorite
Christmas carols.
At the close of the evening
the youngsters exchanged gifts
around a decorated Christmas
tree. The adults brought gifts
for the Fort Harrison Veterans
hospital. The Auxiliary had pre-
viously sent a cash gift to the
old soldiers home in Columbia
Falls.
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Mrs. Calvin Buckingham and
children, MI. and Mrs. Sam
Reese, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Buck
ingham and family of Crow
Agency and Mrs. r.. j. Ball and
daughter of Anchorage. Alaska.
MI. and Ms. Ralph Lack
man of Poplar spent three days
visiting at the home of Mrs.
Lackman'S brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Miklo-
vich. Mr.. Lackman is a teacher
in the Poplar schools.
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Legion Post. Auditory
Xmas Dinner

White Man Runs Him post of
the American Legion joined
with their auxiliary Monday
evening last week for their an
nual family Christmas dinner
at the Legion hall.
Nearly 80 places were marked
at the long tables which were
centered with holly and red and
white taperS.
Preceding the serving Of the
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DISMISSED R o HOSPITAL

Frank Foltz, a member of the
Junior class Of Lodge Grass high
school, who sustained head in
jurieS in an automobile accident
between Lodge Grass and Wyola
the night of Dec. 18th, has been
dismissed from the Sheridan
hospital.
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