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ADJUSTORS

Young men (6) required for perma-
nent positions, with excellent oppor-
now open due to recent expansion
and promotions; salary commensu-
rate with past experience and ability
Overtime and car allowance paid.
JU. a-7S1a, MR.. MURRAY. 30
STORM WINDOW IN
STALLERS, experienced in installa-
tion OF storm windows: need trucks
and tools; good salary. Apply Mon:
day through Friday. 9 TO 5. 23l4
4th st. ne. -22
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ASSISTANT

ASSISTANT
GENERAL MANAGER
Excellent opportunity for
man with legal. technical
and manufacturing. expert
ence as assistant general
manager of large mfg. plant
In reply, give complete de-
tails Of experience and state
when available and salary
requirement.
BOX. l20-S, STAR
Evening star., 1955-01-19

Engineers interested
in top-ieyel creative
positions in the elec-
tronics field are in
>vited to arrange for
a confidential discus
sion Of opportunities
conducted this
week in the District of
Columbia =. with re-
sponsible supervisory
engineering personnel.
The Air Arm and
Electronics Divisions
of the Westinghouse
Electric Corporation
need top-level design
and development en-
gineers for creative as
signments on advanced
development projects.
To the experienced
engineer, these open
ings represent an OPP
portunity to capitalize
on creative abilities
to enjoy a truly
professional status :.
and to work in a
friendly and profess
sional atmosphere.
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REAL ESTATE

Excellent opportunity for alert, ag.
sressiys man man e associate s,,s. VIII ons
concerns in Its commercial leasing
department: some experience re-
ouired. good salary plus eomnliseIofl,
Apply Personnel once. CAFRfTZ
Co. 1920 X st nv. end q ---tg
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,yu zoo 9 s.h ...s Sc; ; NV Nv.

WnRhinRtOn j, ID. u. :.
UNITED STATES pisIRIiCbI rIa,mb,. cqHki aaIs.
SS fSr ths srd6sss 2sssi''c 81 SolaR% $3.50
Notice: THAT the subscriber. Of tht
state of California has obtained
from the Probate Court of the Dis.
tYict 81 Columbia. Ancillary letter.
Tsstameptarg ,o on tn ne 4, esssse sc s,.s, =
oi sIesnGiuf csiifuTnia. m Sss Seesased I All pefsons
having claims AGAINST the deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. 10 the sub.
scriber. on or before the IN aay
q Juh: A.D. Iso3; ;.,Eae Stnerygise g.a,n InsI M
benefis Of said estate. 3iyen under
lis hand this l7sn day Of January,
fNGS BANK or SAN DIEGo. By
I. Z. DROLBT, Assistant Trust Of
tesr; Stn ASs AE.,,, q ,s.s ( street; x,,sssl san
sES nEEv1N ]. MzRaUEs. DEPUTY Res;
INter 81 wins for the District Of
colambia. cisrk Of ,aia nc eeIyss FrSess'
L. A. MITCHELL, IT..
UNITED STATES pfsTRIcT COURT
for the pistrirt Of Coiurnbia, Hold-
~ i,syss ,yss W. SThs. n N Giys
Notice; That the subscriber. Of ths
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
tfiet 81 Columbia, Letters Testamsn-
late of the District " Colurbta
deceased. An persons having claims
aeainst the deceased are herehy
warned 70 exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof, leEaiis authen-
fssSs. fss oshsrxss ne sss tsss Sss may n -
excluded from all benefit 81. saic
ss,sisa &C oi,sn 81 ,ssssr, ,s,sss i sasnd Ihs si.
kidos NATIONAL BANK QE
MwAsaiE9T1E. v B P,.:,.is, 6 gs: .oa osqEoa Tss,a,
Hfss5 HfssS5uIss sila n,y:, s.'is: R:s..ssI Ms;'wS 3; 'wSn,
tor tks District Of Ccllmhis. clfrk
III tke probate Court. 3aio.2o-fe2
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PERSONALS tcons.I

NURSING HOME VACANCY. priyat.
or semipvt. rooms, LIST doof, next
TO bath. new brick home: best food,
kind. 2f-hr. nursing care. reaS
rates. Do. 5-7SO7 or DU. 5-79f3
PORTRAITS IN OH
Or colorful paSfels. py European Ar
tist. KNUD HoUGART. IA 5-l5s7
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Zed I. Williams 4 Zed L. Williams, Jr.
Auctisneers-AppfatseFs
Special Auction Sale This
Friday Morning
Commencing at 1890 AM.
williams Auction House
9lS NEW YORK AVE.
THIS FRI. MORNING, 1880 AN.

WulldIL B AuCttOEl f1OuSc
9IS NEW YORK AVE.
THIS FRI. MORNING. 1850 AN.
DIE 10 HEAVY CONSIGNMENT
AND ARRIVALS or USED FURNl-
TuRE, A SPECIAL SALE WILL III
CONDUCTED THIS FRI. MORNING
HUNDREDS or ARTICLES AMI
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD EXPECTS
Malos. bedrm. suites. walnut hedrm
suites, sofas, chairs. tables, bedding
innerSpyins mattresses. domestic
rugs; several antiques. Colonial style
turn-top tables. ANTIQUE solid-brss,
andircns and tenders. studio beds
breakfast sets; numerous Other
articles.
PHONE, MA. 5000
ALSO BY ORDER OF q. s. MAR.
SHALL. ABOUT $50 LADIES' ALL
NEW. UP TO DATE DRESSES
COATS, JACKETS, SKIRTS. AMI
OTHER LADIES WEARING sAP-
PAREL. RE. THE DEB SHOP, INC,
A CORPORATION. ja19
THOS. .. OWEN q SON, Aucfloneers.
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EDMOND 4. DAILY, Attorney

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CQUEI
for the District Of Columbia. Hold;
ing Probate Court. OF
MARGARET E. Campbell. Deceased l..
No. S6. .794, Administration Dockst
Isl application having been mau,s,
herein for probate Of the last VII
and Testament of said deceased. ano
for letters of administrator, Cha
on said estate, by Louis E. Welch. II
IS ordered this 4th day OF January,
A.D 1855. that Victoria Welcn, 9
minor. and Mrs. C. r Healy, custo,
dian OF said minor child and ~
others concerned. appear IN SAG "
Court on Monday. The 14th day oI o.
FEBRUARY, AID. 1855. At l0:Sv
O'clock AM. to show cause why
such application should not pc
sranted, Let notice hereof be pub
iished in the "Washington Law Re.
norter" and "The Eeventne star,
once in each OF three successive
weeks before the return day here.
II, mentioned, the first publication y
be not less than thirty DAYS oeIore @
said return day. witness; the , Hon;
orable BOLfTHA, ] LAWS. Cniei
Judge of satd Court, this 4th DAY o.
tsssi Sann1FFfk FRANK ). iBsUGRRKART. bepaty
ReSister OF willis for. the pistrict
Of Columbia, Clerk OF the pTopate
Court. y10. LS,A9
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THOs j. OWEN q SON, Aoctioneers
iii = 81. NV.

T5Ssissi bRSiDED ses sosrfrnD Fl Xsuhslf uhssFlfERHsi
~ HRtk akD DnTW9RLkrTG T9 TWp pEfEo sToRKxn RKne%S 6ST
AS PREMISES NUMBER 1854 WILL
LARD STREET, EoRTHWEST.
duly reg recorded. in LibsT No: sesl
and ct the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public auction
within the once Of Thos I, ONE 0Tssr
bay is ilrH HE : atEsss aTWEsrHFirh WI r. PaS pAS
qqwSEISvAHtTAAEhfy qS SAEqAhxfi A3 Ad3'cLocR sss'' PM A.
the following described land and
premises, situate in. the District o.
Columbia. and designated as ano
being an undivided one-third inter;
sss.Ser g. r and SS K tSs tSs & IL seuaFh rht
possession IN and to the hrst fioor
apartment OF the improvements
situate on said property.
Terms: Sold subject to. 9 prior deed
Of trust for approximately $I.SlS;;s, ,lt y,
and GTSE second sssd q 'rHSl nr.sI heI
psrticuiars Of which win be an
nounced at time Il sale: the pur.
chase price above. said. trusts Q hs
paid in cash. A deposit OF $500 ~
required. Conseyancins. recordinE,
etc.. at purchasers cost. ADJUST.
ment made As of date Of o,sSIe saIe. Tst,ns is,.ss
davs. otherwise deposit forteites 1
and the property may be. advertised
and resold at the discretion OF the
'' ABE WOLFE;
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NEOhnE IL " AAAA4Ep. 6ssvA ASs
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.--No. S6,3b7. Ad-
ministration This Is to Give No.
tice: That the subscriber, OF the
state OF Maryland has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District
Of Columbia. Letters TsstamTenatary IT, a,r
raw, also known as Mary j. Murray
late Of. the, District OF Columbia
deceased. AN persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof. legally au.
thenticated. to the subscriber, on
or before the Both day of June
AID. 1855, otherwise they may ny
law be excluded from all benefat o.
siad estate Given under my hand
this 3Oth day Of December, 1854
FRANK II. GRIMES. JR., l722 Eye
St., NV. WASHINGTON. D. c. lSsaL
Attest: THEODORE CoGsWELL,
Register Of Wills for. the District
Of Columbia, Clerk OF the PROBATE
D.1 Il
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HANNAH AND CASTIELLO, Attorneys,
637 Woodward Bldg,,

WASntM8NUn Ob Os "
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Holdine
tretion,--This is to Give Notice
That the subscribers. Of the State
Of Maryland and the State OF Viz,
einia, respectively have obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate Of Adeha s
ChiswefI, late of the District o.
Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof
leqaIly authenticated. to the SUD-
scribers, on or before the 7th day o.
July, AID. 1866: otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all beneft
OF said estate. Given under our
hands this 7th day Of January
1850. ROBERT ELLSWORTH Nc
CORD, 43l7 Russell Ave. Mt: Raj
nier, Nd, SAMUEL w. HAuSER
1902 32nd St.. n. Arlington, Va
1Seal.) Attest: THEODORE COG.
SWELL, Register OF Wills for me
District OF Columbia, Clerk q sne
Probate Court. Ja12.l0,2o
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WILLIAM E: EuREY AND

SOutnern 60iiolne.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Holding
Probate Court.--No. 66775, Admins
tration. This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the Districl
Of Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court OF the District oi
Columbia, Letters Testamentary or
the estate of Basil G.. Taylor. late
of the District Of Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned C
exhibit the same, with the voucher:
thereof, legally authenticated, to INT
subscriber, on or before the 7th day
Of July. AID. 1866; otherwise thel
may by law be excluded from al
benefit OF said estate Given undel
my hand this 7th day OF January
1855. DELLA B. TAYLOR, 1910
Buchanan ST., NV. (Seal.I Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL,. Register .oi
Wills for the District OF Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
ialJ,19,26
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PROFESSIONAL PERsoNMEL
ADAMS TEACH
AGENCY

Colo. Bldg. Is4i @ ST., RE. 7-as3s
SECY., MEET PEOPLE
To mge., prom, orgn.. attend comm
CLK.-TYP.-EMBASSY
Average typing: young. attrae.; $50.
JOBS, INC.
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SALES TRAINEE
SRn TO tRa. EWES.
SALESMAN

oppoTtunitv witb oeevtns
national paint company for nnkts
ttous saiexrnaB 70 ean On industrial
paint useA y Yashington afea- -.
nsoessarrl nnr 2ah-R- M.
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JANIToR
AND
MAINTENANCE MAN

MAINTENANCE NAN
For modern Virginia building. Must
sS ssSs b. e.ssass tsoso1s, snsnsS smss xS ss1i 81
heat, Good salary. and apt. pru-
yided; prefer married man. II you
meet above requirements, apply
1915 Connecticut ave, NV, b.
tween and pm. daily. --20
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a7FThe above sale is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY. JANUARY 81, 1885 at
the same hour and place Bv order
of the trustees.
THOS. ]. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
iii z Sc. NV.
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SALESMAN

Exper. pref Win car. O. can g
line Of electrical and hardware s1D-
ssss sss oSpo1 :9y ,s 49,; ssos., ssse s 49, zss;
EFcTasc . EARRDwakS cQkS.
lconffn1sd On neTt paasl
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BIJTCHER

experienced in. sef-serv-
ice super market operations. Per-
manent position Open Sundays.
Seven Corners Market, Fails Church.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13

Mrs. j. w. Post, Libby; and Mrs.
Frank Tyro, Spearfish, S. Oak. 1t
was last meeting before the sum-
mer recess.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Christian Fellowship
Hears State Reports

Reports of the state convention
were given at the Christian Wo-
mems fellowship meeting, Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Shelton told OF music
at the convention, with Mrs. Leo
RenfroW giving parts of speeches;
while Mrs. Dan Saurey and Mrs.
Leslie label gave general high
lights. The convention was last
Monday through Wednesday at
Helena.
There were 18 ladies at the
meeting, which was held at the
home of Mrs. Klaas Dewitt. Mrs
George Hanson was co-hostess.
Guest was Janice Corey, Richland
| Wash.
Plans were made to attend TIL.
aid meeting, Thursday, in kalls'
| pell.
/ Next CWF meeting here IS Sc
for June IA with Mrs. Vern John
son and Mrs. C. w. Fleming, hos
tesses.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Falls Club Calendar

Parent Teachers association,
Monday, 8 pm. multi-purpose
room.
Women's City Bowling associa-
ton banquet, Monday.
Newcomers are welcome at the
Newcomers club meeting, Tues
day, 8 pm. at the Masonic temple.
Hostesses are to be Mrs. F. E. Will
Its, Mrs. Walter Piper, Mrs. How
ard Piper, and Mrs. Lawrence
Rude. It's the last meeting before
the three months summer recess.
Circle l of the Methodist WSCS
meets next "Wednesday, 2 pm.
There will be election of officers.
Hostesses will be announced Sun
day, at church.
Columbia Falls Masons meet
next Wednesday, 8 pm. at their
temple.
Business and Professional Wo-
mems club, Wednesday,, 6:45 din
ner meeting, at Our Savior's Luz
theran church.
Baptist Missionary circle meets
Thursday, 2 pm. at the church
They will clean the church.
Public installation of Rainbow
Assembly officers, Thursday, 8:1s
pm, at Masonic temple.
Bad Rock Farmers Union will
meet, May 20, at their hall. Public
card party is slated for May IA.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Bishop to Confirm Class Of SO

A class of Sc will be confirmed
at St. Richards Catholic church
in Columbia Falls, Saturday, at 2 /
p. m. 1t will be administered by
The Most Rev. Joseph M. Gilmore,
Bishop of Helena. He is to be &C
companied by Rev. Emmett Low
ney, circulation manager for the
Catholic Register.
Class members include eight
adults, four high school students,
and A sixth graders. They are
from the Columbia Falls to West
Glacier area, as well as Somers
and Bigfork. 1t is one of the larg-
est classes for the church.
LIST NAMES
Roxanne Abel, Linda Adams,
Kathleen Barnhart, Rodney Bru-
nellie, James Burke, Jimmy Sue
Come, Katherine Dragonfly, Jo-
seph DeFlyer, James Byrd, Kari
Ellen Estenson, Mary Beth Foley,
Emil Gardner, Dana Hanlon, Di-
ane Hanlon, Mary Hanlon, Donna
Hervol, Carol Hersman, Maria
Kollenborn, Albert LaRoque, Cen
eva LaRoque, Donna Mcclure,
Carol Mellow, Ronald Mellow
Sheila Paradis, Claudette Rock
man, Eugene Rockman, Sandrs
Rodler, Donna Rowles, Judith San
. ders, Robert Sanders, Carol Schulz
tie, Paula Schonenberger, Betty
Snyder, Thomas Thompson, Caro-
Thompson, Leon Walsh, Martyr
; Wilke, Norman Zachery, Thoma
Dakin, Michael O'Connor, Georg,
O'Neil, Joseph Street, and Mich
= ael Margich.
! High school students and adult:
Charles Bousliman, George Bousli
4 man, Sandra Brayson, James Her
n vol, Mrs. George Bousliman, Mr.!
Edwin Gilk, Mrs. Richard Hart
man, Mrs. John LadenDurg, MT!
!, Robert McShane, Mrs. Kennel
, Morrison, Mrs. Gerald Mushe
q Mrs. Anton Stempin and Mr..
= Lawrence Seaman.
I'll CHOIR TO SING
d The parish choir will sing, Sal
IS urday afternoon. Directing it
d Mrs. Bob Sanders, with Mrs. E
1t Gilk, organist.
~ Special preparatory classes wei
conducted by Father William Mo
Mt 10y, local priest. Sunday scho
ar has been under the direction
ID Sisters from st. Matthew's schot
Kalispeu.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
List Activities
OfAItur Society

Two meetings were attended by
St. Richards Altar Society mem
bers last week.
Wednesday, they held their
meeting at the parish hall. Speak
er of the evening was Mrs. Dale
Edwards, Kalispell, who is vice
chairman of the National Commit
tee on Catholic Charities. Mrs. Ed
wards spoke of the convention she
attended in Boston and also show
ed pictures.
Mrs. Martin Olsen, president,
conducted Wednesdays meeting
Hostesses were Mrs. A. J. Nc
Eldowney and Mrs. George JUS
tin. Next meeting is scheduled fol
June /.
SPRING DEANERY
Thursday, Is ladies from Col
umbia Falls attended the spring
Deanery held in Whitefish. Dele
gates were Mrs. George DeFlyel
and Mrs. Otto Cavalar. Others il
attendance were Mesdames Curti
Barnhart, Ted Brunette, Lee Dick
ey, John Frerich, George Justin
Emma Ladenburg, Martin Olsen
| L. A. Schoenberg, Joe Slobojar
Clarence Saurey, and D. ". Wish
art.
STUDY CLUBS
Study clubs have been organize
at ST. Richards Catholic church
/, Leaders and secretarys Of the fou
, groups have been announced. The
!. are: St. Cecilia club, Mrs. ke
, Weyrauch, leader; Mrs. Tom Bray
: son, secretary; st. Paul club, Mr.
:, A. w. Hook, leader; Mrs. Georf
); DeFlyer secretary; st. Helen clu
Mrs. Curtis Barnhart, leader; Mr.
Perry Ranes, secretary; and S
: Theresa club, Mrs. George Justi
e leader; Mrs. William Opalka, sex
S rotary.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Rainbow Assembly
To Install Here

New officers of Columbia Falls
Rainbow Assembly are to be in
stalled next Thursday. Parents and
others interested are invited to at
tend the public installation, which
is to start at BIS at the Masonic
temple. Regular Assembly opens
at 7:30 for short business session.
Officers were elected at a spe-
cial meeting, Monday. Named
were Barbara Countryman, worthy
advisor; Grace Marie Dewitt, asso-
ciate advisor; Roberta Mclean,
Charity; Deanna Cada, Hope; and
Roberta Sanderson, Faith.
HONOR MOTHERS
Following Mondays meeting, a
special Mothers Day Program was
presented by officers. Presiding
was Margaret Sparks, worthy adj
visor. Mothers and friends were
guests at the program. A vocal solo
was sung by Lacene Galbraith
who was accompanied by Marge
Murphy.
oliver ga
A silver tea was given after the
program. Part of the proceeds viii
be given to Grand Assembly fo1
use in placing a plaque honorinf
Mrs. Airline M. Becker, past Su-
preme Inspector, who passed away
last year. The plaque is to b.
placed at the Masonic Home il
Helena.
| Pouring at the tea were Mrs
Richard Sparks, mother of tn,
present worthy advisor; and Mrs
Roy Countryman, mother of tn.
newly elected worthy advisor. 4
Maypole surrounded by carnation
used in the ceremony centered tn,
serving table.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Junior Luther League
States Skating Party

A roller skating party is sched-
uled for Junior Luther League
members next Monday.
Students are to meet at the
church at 4:30. Transportation to
West Glacier is to be provided.
They will roller skate at the Park
Conference hall. Each Lacquer is
to bring the designated item for
the planned potluck picnic, as well
as 10 cents. They will return to the
church by 8 pm.
League advisors are Mrs. Archie
Corrigeux and Mrs. G. M. Ras-
muSSen,
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Honor Mrs. Frank Tyro
With Coffee Party

Mrs. Frank Tyro, Spearfish, S.
Dak., was honored with a coffee
party, May 4. It was given by her
daughter, Mrs. Carl Goble.
During the evening, Mrs. Tyro
showed pictures of the Black Kills
Passion play and told OF this an
nual event. Also shown were slides
the Bob Marantettes took on their
trip to California.
Guests were Mrs. H. H. Davall
Mrs. Don Davall, Mrs. Ed Jystad
Mrs. R. L. Larimer, Mrs. E. J
Marantette, Mrs. Bob Marantette
and Mrs. Alice Nedson.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Guild Interested
In Sunday School

st. Matthew's Guild of the Col
umbia Falls Episcopal church is
interested in beginning a Sunday
school in Columbia Falls.
Mothers or others interested are
asked to contact Mrs. Carl Goble,
telephone 46-L2.
The Guild met, May 2, at the
home of Mrs. George Harker, with
Mrs. Goble, co-hostess. Out-of-
town guests at the meeting were
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Methodist Circle 2
Selects Officers

Mrs. Teddy Andrew was elected
president of Circle 2 of the Metho-
dist WSCS, Monday evening. She
succeeds Mrs. Kenneth Knapton.
Other new officers are Mrs. Lee
Roy Peterson, vice president, re-
placing Mrs. Al Shay; and Mrs
Jack Schilling, secretary-treasurer
succeeding Mrs. Mary Beagle.
During the business, $50 wa!
given to the General WSCS of thu
church. Discussion was led by Mrs
John Roedel. Mrs. Bob VucasovIci
| was a guest.
Next meeting is set for June L
at the home of Mrs. Ted Rogers
Mrs. Roehel is to be co-hostess.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Riders Plan Rides;
Directors to Meet

Two rides were planned at the
Rocky Mountain Riders Saddle
club meeting, Tuesday.
Next Sunday, those going to ride
to Whitefish for the breakfast are
to meet at local fairgrounds at
9 am. Slated for May % is the
annual Bison range ride. Members
planning to participate are to mott
fly Marge Murphy, local club sec
rotary, by May Is. Club members
not going on the Bison range
ride are to meet at the local club
grounds. They will go to the North
Fork for poles.
Guests at Tuesdays meeting
were Mrs. H. v. Adair, White
fish; Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Sullivan
Deer Park. Mrs. Adair showed
pictures and a Navajo rug display
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Janni, Betsy
Lundborg, and Bud Gilman serv.
ed lunch.
DIRECTORS TO MEET
Western Division directors ant
officers are to meet in Columbi;
Falls, Saturday. Site for the 1875
Western Division O-Mok-See vii
be selected. Division officers ar
Adrian auckland, Whitefish, presi
dent; Merle Miller, St. Ignatiu!
vice president; Mrs. AL Greene
Columbia Falls, secretary; and Mr.
Bernette Patterson, Stevensvill,
treasurer. Directors are Art Weav
er, Columbia Falls; John Taylo
Kalispell; Gail Weeks, Hot Spring
and A. c. Brooks, ST. Ignatius.
ATTEND SALE
Several local club members al
tended the registered quarterhor:
sale in Missoula, Sunday. Hors'
were purchased by Bud. Hendricl
son, E. ]. Lundstrom and Edwal
Lewis.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
To Show Films At
District E PTA

Films of Glacier National park
are to be shown at District 6 Par
ent-Teachers association meeting
next Monday. Showing the pic
lures and telling of the park will
be park naturalist. Meeting
starts at 8 pm. at the multi-pur-
pose room in Columbia Falls.
Parents and friends of students
are invited to the meeting. An at
tendance prize for classroom with
most present representing it is
awarded.
Proceeds from the bake sales
Saturday, totalled around $500
Complete report will be given a
the Monday meeting.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-13
Bride-to-Be Feted

Dolores Anderson was honored
Monday evening at pre-nuptial
shower at the home of Vera john
son. Miss Anderson, who will be
married to Harvey DeMars of
Hungry Horse, received many
beautiful gifts.
Guests were Mesdames Norma
Bergen, Cora Larson, Otto Lietz,
Corliss Rasmussen, Al Hoye, Maria
Greenland, Bob Wiz, Claude
Christensen, Howard Greene, Will
liam Knapton, William Schmidt
Harold Aldal, Fred Schroth ano
Miss Sally Seymer and the guess
of honor.