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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Postmaster Exum
For Whitefish

Applications are being solicited
for the position of postmaster at
Whitefish by the U. S. Civil Serv-
ice commission.
Applicants must be American
citizens between the ages of Is
and SO, residents of Whitefish for
year, and pass a written examin-
alton. There is veterans preference
of five points or ten points for a
disabled veteran or his wife. There
is physical examination.
Forms may be obtained from
the U. S. Civil Service commission,
Washington, 25, DC, and be re-
turned to that department with a
postmark not later than Feb. /.
The written test will be given at
Kalispell.
George Duffy is acting postmas-
ter at Whitefish succeeding Lowell
Whitmore who retired on physical
disability last September.
The Whitefish post office will
pay salary of 5000 in its pres
ent status of second class. The Of
flee topped $4,000 in receipts fo1
1854 and is slated to go first class
July which will result in a wage
of $3.50 for the postmaster. Nc
further exam will be given as the
post office goes up a grade
The Kalispell post office with
its $164,365.53 gross pays the post
master $5,975 year.
Columbia Falls post office salary
is $4,870. In addition Postmaste,
Dudley Greene gets two 'longevi.
| ty'' increases that amount to $500
There was a $500 increase on tn,
tenth year, and another 500 afte
the 18th year.
| The various valley newspaper
have been asked to pubicize tn
Whitefish examination by the US
Civil Snruipa p0popoi ccion
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
At F. U. School
by Mrs. Dan Sullivan
{l>I~.nJN


BAD ROCK = Leslie label,
chairman of Bad Rock Farmers
Union and John Broken, county
chairman, are in Great Falls this
week. They plan to return, Satur-
day. They are attending Farmers
Union school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Baker and
family were visitors Sunday at the
R. R. Barton home. Television was
the main attraction in the even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rayola, West
Glacier, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Sulli-
van and Rosalie, enjoyed several
games of six handed pinochle with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Geissler,
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glib Morris called
on the Bernard Geisslers Sunday
evening.
Hubert Hellman left Sunday
with the Farmers Union delegation
on a chartered bus for Washington
D. c., and other points of interest
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
County Farm Union
Meets at Bad Rock
by Mrs. DAISY Sparks

SUNRIFT-A get-tO- gether of |
County Farmers Union members
and friends was held at Bad Rock |
Community hall Saturday evening.
Fifty persons were entertained by
program of music and readings
by Henry Eckelberry with his ac-
Gordon; Rev. and Mrs. Tom Shell
ton, reading and songs; Mrs. Henry
Eckelberry, songs. There was also
the kitchen band of a group of la
dies with kitchen utensils accom-
panied by Henry's accordion. Mo-
ton pictures were shown by Mrs.
George Henderson, West Glacier.
Lunch was served at the close of
the meeting.
Bert Brinkerhoff is still in Kali
ispell General hospital. Hopes are
he will soon be home.
Vicki, Rena, Steven and Byron
Caldbeck spent Saturday with
Grandma Daisy Sparks, while
daddy and mother made business
trip to Cut Bank. Report was sun
shining on the east side and roads
not as bad as expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Boyd and four
children spent Sunday with the
Carl Wilke family. Kids and adults
had fun shedding in the afternoon.
We didn't get the names of the
two lads going by Sunday on skis,
| flying across the fields, in the
ditch, out around telephone poles,
mail boxes and such. They were
piloted by Jeep doing 40 miles
an hour. Fun to the young-to the
old, sit looked dangerous.
| Meeting of Bad Rock Home
Demonstration club was helo
Thursday of last week at the home
lof Esther Casterline, with co-hos-
tess, Pearl Eckelberry. Installa.
ton of 1855 officers was read by
7 Nellie Mitsch. Ellen Logan, presi.
dent, Edna Sullivan, vice presi.
l dent; Daisy Sparks, secretary; out.
going officers were Esther Caster
t line, president; Ruth Rayola, vic
president; and Evelyn Sullivan
secretary.
Luella Geissler presented tn
scrapbook for the clubs approval
Pictures, printed materials an
stories of the clubs activities dat
u back in the '49's. 1t is going to b
interesting and Luella, being
y very good amateur photographer
) seems to have found her niche.
;. Everyone commended her on fin
;; start in this project. We receive
= treasured snap shop by mail jus
this morning from a former mem
:, Der to be placed in the 1949 page
q A very good picture of decease
member, Cora Eckelberry. Perhal
others have contributions that wi
be appreciated.
Pearl Eckelberry and Dais
l. Sparks gave the project Jesse
af ''New Fabrics" 1t is interesting
+ know something about mammal
81 fabrics even though rather puzz
" ing as to, how they are made wi
f. some old rag weeds blown into Il
air and mixed with 1900, gas
= acid" Of course it was learn,
A. years ago (1884) that corn stall
a. could be used to make rayon, il
" stead of feeding it to the cows, b
ly now II years later, milady's gov
lis is made of most anything from n
re tural gas to limestone.
The club will meet in Februa
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Voting Transfer Cards
At City Clerks Office

Deadline for registering to vote
in the April 4 city elections is
Feb. II for persons who did not
vote locally last November or have
not registered since.
Persons who have moved into
another ward should fill out one
of the yellow transfer cards so that
they can vote for aldermen in the
ward where they now live.
Yellow transfer cards are avail
able at the Columbia Falls city
clerks office. Whitefish and Col
umbia Falls residents may register
to vote with any justice OF the
|peace, notary public or city clerks.
In Kalispell registrations are at
the county clerks office, where all
residents of the county may regis
| ter.
Qualifications for voting are
American citizens who are resi-
dents of Montana for year. The
local residency requirement will
be satisfied in the Feb. II to April
period.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Paul O. Jensen, Columbia Falls
and Patricia A. Murphy, Kalispell.
BIRTHS
(kaIispeIl General hospital)
Mrs. Ross Catron, Kalispell, boy
Mrs. Donald Worden, Kalispell,
boy.
Mrs. Joe Montgomery, Kalispell,
boy.
Mrs. Bill Williams, Kalispell, boy.
Mrs. Fred Polensky, Kalispell,
boy.
Mrs. Philip Bird, Kalispell, girl.
Mrs. Robert Seymour, Swan
Lake, girl.
Mrs. Fred Breeder, Creston, boy.
Mrs. William Dawson, Kalispell,
boy.
Mrs. Dallas Gardner, Kalispell,
girl.
Mrs. Charles gilbert, Bigfork,
boy.
Mrs. James Foot, Kalispell, boy
Mrs. Donald Skaw, Seeley Lake
boy.
Mrs. William emmy, Hot
Springs, girl.
Mrs. Glen Parr, Rollins, boy.
Mrs. Forrest Horstman, Kalis-
pell, girl.
(John B.. Simons hospitaI)
Mrs. William Taylor, Whitefish
girl.
Mrs. Charles Baldwin, White.
fish, boy.
Mrs. Don Doyle, Whitefish, boy
Mrs. Victor Peltier, Eureka, girl
/ DEATHS
Lauren D. Richard, infant dau
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack c
Richard, of Kalispell, died at Yer
dun, France, Dec. Is.
| Shotaro Sugino, "a, of Whitefisf
died Jan. ID.
Rev. Martin E. Van de Mark, 6.
died JAM II.
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
Elmer Newberry against Mar
Newberry.
| Bert Schlegel against Evely
Schlegel.
Joyce J. Wehrkamp again
Walter G. Wehrkamp.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Newcomers Meet

Newcomers club met Tuesday,
at the Masonic hall. Mrs. Don
Redding, president, conducted the
business meeting. Mrs. Art Lying
stad was introduced as attending
for the first time.
Cards were played during the
evening. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Sam Davis, canasta; Mrs
Helen Landrie, bridge; and Mrs
Lyngstad, pinochle. Door prizes
were received by Mrs. Doug Fol-
lett and Mrs. Mary Beagle
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Bill Bruey, Mrs. Beagle, Mrs
Redding and Mrs. Al Rierson.
Next meeting is set for Feb.
when each member is requested tt
bring guest. Hosteses for tha-
evening will be Mrs. John Perry
Mrs. Follett, Mrs. Klaas Dewitt
and Mrs. George ALBERT.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Troffic Lig h $
Arrive for Falls

The four stop lights for Column
bia Falls streets arrived Wednes-
day morning.
Chief of Police Vern Brandes
believes that installation of the
lights will start within few days.
They will be located at the bank
corner and at Third street cross
ing of Nucleus avenue with timing
favoring through traffic on Nu-
cleus. The third light will be at
Fourth avenue and highway No.
40, and the other light near the
schools.
Purchase of the lights, raised
largely through donated funds, was
Business and Professional Wo-
mems project.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21

Highway patrol cases before
Judge Floyd P. Jones in Columbia
Falls justice court were John
Buckley Eberhard, Columbia Falls
rural, driving too fast for road
conditions. Forfeited $40 appear
ance bond.
Mildred Ekston, Columbia Falls,
paid SIS for failure to yield right
of-way, and $40 for not having a
drivers license.
City cases were Terry Cross
white, Columbia Falls rural, lille
gal parking, So; Chris Chef, Col
umbia Falls, illegal parking, So.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Here and There

George Westre has been a sur
gical patient at Kalispell General
hospital.
Mrs. Jack Robinson returned
home Monday, from two weeks
vacation in Butte. She visited Mrs
Elizabeth Trotter and Fred; Mrs
Emma Stewart, and Mrs. Ear
Fitschen there.
Lou Ehrig is spending the win
ter with his brothers, Fred ano
Frank, in Seattle.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Compiling Booklet
Of Service Men

KALISPELL = Kalispell Navy
Mothers club is compiling list
of Flathead men and women serv-
ing in the Navy, Marines and Coast
Guard.
Deadline for submitting names is
Jan. 20. They may be mailed to
the Kalispell Navy Mothers club
or telephoned to 1894 or 5197, Kali
ispeu.
A booklet containing all the col
lected names will be sent to every
person whose name is included.
There is no charge to those sub
hitting names or for those listed.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Sunrift Sponsors
Polio Benefit
by Mrs. Georue Wendt


DEER PARK-Sunrift is spon-
soring a polio benefit dance Sat-
urday evening. All proceeds will
go to the March of Dimes to help
fight dreaded polio.
Blue Ribbon Wranglers All club
will meet at the home of Barbara
Eckelberry Tuesday evening in
stead of with Darlene Benner. The
reason for the change was due to
high school semester tests which
are this week Members should
get better grades if they get their
required rest SO for health's sake
Al is changing their meeting
date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Logan and
Mrs. George Wendt drove to Mis-
sou1a, Friday. Frank had an ap-
pointment at the clinic and Mar
garet and Orisse went along to
keep him company, do little
shopping and see Georgia Ruthe,
who is attending Montana State
university.
Harry Scrivan and Martin Holu-
son spent Tuesday evening at the
Lawrence Benner home. The eve
ming was spent playing pinochle
and visiting.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Wendt and
Rodney were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the Frank Logan home
/
The Darrell Logan family were
guests at a waffle supper at the
Lawrence Bruyer home in Pine
| Grove Sunday evening.
| A large crowd called at the j
w. Harrington home Saturday af-
ternOOn to wish Rosie and jim
ME congratulations on their gold
en- wedding anniversary. This was
I! a happy occasion and day worth
celebrating.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Eckel.
berry were Sunday dinner guest
at the Bob Fuller home in Kalis.
pell.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Volgmal
and family were recent visitors a
the Gerald Eckelberry home.
Rodney Wendt and Gary Eckel
berry are on the freshman basket
ball team which will play thei
class games each Monday evening
Clinton Logan and Keith Eckel
! berry went along to see the gam
; and do a little roofing" for tn
freshmen.
Y Remember the card party at tn
!. Farmers Union hall Saturday eve
C ming. All proceeds will go to tn
building fund.
: Wallace Latterell is doing som
S carpenter work at the Georg
v Wendt home.
: Krafty Ladies Klub will NEE
at the home of Mrs. Lawrene
S Benner, Tuesday afternoon. Oh
5. work will be finished up befol
starting a new project for tt
y year. Some will be doing peasal
painting while others will be d.
: ing textile painting.
/, All members be sure and brir
d some work you wish to fms
Y, These meetings are planned Fl
I. more work and not so much eatir
5. to help keep the "girlish figure
z, A low calorie lunch is planned.
l. Mrs. Matilda Wendt is, spendil
m some time at the O. R. Wen
S. home in Whitefish.
S. Word has been received fro
d. Sunburst stating that Reuben Ur
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Donate to March
Of Dimes Drive

Park theatre patrons in Column
bia Falls in the past week have
contributed approximately 1925 to
the March of Dimes. Boy and girl
scouts solicited the contributions.
At Todd's cafe the March OF
Dimes drive took the form of 6
sign to the effect that coffee refills
were to be had on dropping of
cents in the March of Dimes tube
The tube was filling faster.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Showing Park Films
At Soldiers Home

SOLDIERS HOME-Residents
Of the Montana State Soldiers
Home Thursday evening are to see
color films of Glacier National
Park. Presenting the pictures will
be Don Robinson, park naturalist,
or M. E. BETTY, the parks chief
naturalist.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
West Glacier Gives
To March Of Dimes

WEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
the West Glacier-Apgar area do
mated $50 to the March of Dimes
at card party and cake rattle
held at Glacier National Park
Headquarters Jan. IA according to
Earl V. Lawlor, local March of
Dimes chairman. Donations will be
turned over to the Flathead Coun-
ty March of Dimes.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Falls Seniors Pick Play

Columbia Falls high school SEN
iors have chosen the play, "Our
Town" by Thornton Wilder for
presentation March 25.
Tony Kadlec, English instruc-
tor, and play director, has announ-
ced a call for II male and seven
female parts in the play.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21

John w. Clark was fined $40 in
Columbia Falls police court Of
Judge Floyd P. Jones for being
drunk and disorderly. Harry Will
liams, Coram, paid a $40 fine for
being drunk and disorderly.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21

He ran into twig Saturday eve
ming that punctured the eyeball,
but it is healing satisfactorily.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21

with Ellen Logan and daughter,
Wilma Casterline. We will wager
little granddaughter, Jean will be
there also. Subject lesson will be
citizenship"
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Twig Hurts Eye

WEST GLACIER-Don Robin
son, Glacier National Park natur-
alist, has a bandage over an eye.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Confer in MissOula

WEST GLACIER--Elmer Flad-
mark, Glacier National Park chief
ranger Stan Spurgeon, fire dispat-
cher, and Earl Lawlor, personnel
clerk, were in Missoula Tuesday
comforting with forest service Of
ficials on employment problems.
brother in-laW of Lawrence Ben
ner was operated upon at the Dea-
coness hospital in Great Falls. Ev-
eryone is wishing Reuben a speedy
recovery. He is well-known in this
community having visited here
often.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-08
ToYnbee Exposed

Israel Ambassador Abba Eban
has rarely so enthralled an aud
fence as he did recently in a lee
ture on Arnold Toynbee before
the Israel Institute of the Yeshiva
University. There have been so
many requests for copies of the
Ambassadors scathing but
scholarly exposure of Toynbee's
distortion of Jewish history and
its mainstreams that Mr.. Eban
decided to put out the lecture in
brochure form. We hope copies
of the lecture will be channelized
to the American colleges and un-
iversities where Toynbeeism of
late has been glamorized as a
model in historic infallibility.
Toynbee's views of Jews and the
historic progress of Jewry are as
blasphemous as they are histor-
ically false. A historian lacking
in objectivity doesn't deserve
that accolade.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-08

Tours purpose. as outlined by the
Blue Star directors. is TO offer IAN
exciting. educational and adven-
furious travel experience with a
purpose" under the supervision
and direction Of outstanding edu-
cational and youth leaders.
Additional information about
the Tour may be obtained by
writing to the directors at their
winter address: $50 West Peach
tree ST., Atlanta, Ga.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-08

Being conducted for select
and limited number of students
from july September 8. the tour
will be >upcrN ised and guided by
Mrs. Elsie Levin, Gainesville, Fla.
Mrs. Levin, world traveller, is on
the staff of the University of Flor
ida. as Householder for the Tau
Epsilon Phi Fraternity. She has
taken students abroad and given
lectures on travel, and has MA.
degree from Smith College, is a
registered pharmacist, and has
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-08

done public relations and youth
guidance work.
Travelling by ocean liners. the
group of young people will sail
from Quebec. Canada. They will
spend almost a month in Europe
visiting the historic and interest
ing cities Of western Europe: and
two weeks will be spent in Israel.
Designed to meet the interests
and needs of young people. the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-08
HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA
ISRAEL TOUR PLANNED
BY CAMP BLUE STAR

The Summer Student Tour
ope Blue Star Hendersonve
founders and directors Herman and
Popkn.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-29

Glerdogef. Is in charge Of the
she Family Supper At Parish Hall.
81 Johns Clutch. Scottsgt tie.
Friday nlsll. Of this week. when
each family Viii bring a covered
dish The supper @.iI Be served
~ the Ys-stry aAlh p,ereon Scott
IN charge
.Tesnufer EAoldt daughter of
ammandeg and Mga Leonard E
Egotit is attending Gufsion
school al CentefsytlIe Maryland
Mrs. Bert Stephenson and tao
children are spending some tine
9th her parents. Mr. ard tirs
W r FOX.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dolby Of
Richmond. spent the week end
alth Mrs DoiBy's mother. Mrs
V.rgie Mayo
Mrs Robert Hannutn and her
brother Esten Cook Of Washing
Ton. p &. spent the week end
W4th Mr. and Mrs W. NJ Cook
Mrs Gertrude MOORE visited in
Richmond on Sunday
Sylvester PAYNE has returned
from q visit to MS sister Mrs
Mike Hines III Abingdon. Va.
Malcolm Fitzgerald spent the
week end In Washington. %. c
Mrs. Charles Stone Mrs. r T..
Collins and MRS f Grady Gov
in9ton we're representatives Of the
Fair Haven Garden Club attend
ing the Flower Show In Richmond
at the Arena sponsored by the
Virginia Federation Of Garden
Clubs and the Nurserymens AS
ISOLATION
MY Three Angels comedy
melodrama viii be presented in
the F1uvanna County High School
8 80 p m Thursday. March "a
by the Barter Theater players.
Kids Store, Boys Scout Troop
50 entertained at a party IN the
club house Friday night. each
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-29

scout invited a strl Alv+ smith
II scont Master +
sas a guest last week # Mrs. l.
T. Dr.scoli a t1er noraes here
Mrs r. r Hermance ard Eicn-
ard Rudy Of CAarloues e4l'e ~ere
Sunday alFoFs ii TIE Home of
Mt ana Mrs Carl Fautsoner
Trooper and Mrs = 7. Town
send Of Richmond. spent THE
aeek end ~lth Mrs r. f. 0Br.en.
Nathaniel Marvin Rotgfts. Of
near DiIlWyn. visited ..ls twin
brother. william Snlths<sl Rob
erts in his home here last Friday
March 10 In celebration - their
sist birthday Z
John Cook. Jr.. Of Roanoke Ra-
pids " G. spent the week ~nd Nth
his parents. VI, and Ms John
Cook near 8cottsYllle /"
Mrs Susie Bryant and Carlton
Bgfant.t Oh Newport SeN2. spent
the week end with Mi. aid Mfrs.
Charlie Byrant. and family
Mrs. Louis Hankel IS .,gisitine
her daughter Mfrs w. NJ ~satter-
.aithe in Wilmington delaware
Tor several days.
MI and Mrs Chester N1rore. or
Mansfield. Mass. and Ms Boil
ling Of Richmond were week end
guests OF Mrs Raymond 8lmard
and daughter
Harry Turner spent Saturday in
Charlottesville.
MFR and Mrs. Ambrose @Payne
and twins Of Richmond spent the
week end with Mrs Payne's moth
er, Mrs. Nettie B Turner and Miss
Mary Pearl Turner.
Phil Seay. Of Richmond. spent
the week END III SCOTS II.
Miss Courtney Irving sad DIT
Margaret Noting, Of Richmond
spent he week end at H(Yards-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-29
ScOttsUille Nelrs, Social Events

mother MRS Tom Payne at
faynes A.H III Bueklnghasn
James AostEilfn and Mrs Mary
Kelseg o Richmond we're visit
lng friend in town last Ueenet
Day
Mis Vfelna Campbell 81
RicDaaa.d ls.sed MIS- Annie
Nicholas for several day. recently.
VI and Mrs /. +. Greene ard
daughter. Of silver spyngs. .ald
spent the week end .nl to#n
Mrs Eldridge Turner. Of Char
lottesHllIe, visited Mis- Mary Tur-
ner and Harry Turner at me
motel here On Saturday
NJ Il CrenShaw. Of Richmond
spent tie week end wiih his fam
lly % Fguyanna Tleaa scotts4ilIe
Miss Susie Blair MEMBER o{ ne
faculty II Holllns College VINO
has been spending ten days &.th
hef mother. Mrs p BIag and
her aunt Miss Lacy Powers has
returned 10 Hoilaus
Mrs Ora Moore IS visiting TIER
son rn-la~ and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs J II Gibson al Erieltwood
Va
Commander and Mrs Leonard
f F@oldt and two son arrated
Saturday al the home 81 their
parents near here III FTnQanna
County. after TWO years in Hall
lax. Nova Scotia where he has
bedn serving with the Royal
Canadian Navy as Assistant Chef
81 Staff ~ The Canadian Admiral
IN charge Of the Atlantic Com
mand Commander E.Uoldt wall
leave early III april for California
where he is to be IN Command Of the
Naval Air Facility at China Lake
California. which conducts navel
aviation progrom for the ordi-
nance Test Station. Inyekein.
Mrs Ewolt ard their two sons.
Eric and Mathews. viii spend the
summer months with Mr. and
Mrs Emil Ewoldt at their home.
in Charleston, w Va
Mrs w f. paulett has return
"a 70 her home here after a visit
10 her son~in-law and daughter,
john Fox who has been VISIT
iA2 his parents. Mr. and Mrs w.
Il Fox. mas accepted a position IN
Salisbury. r. &
Miss Helen Fox. Of Washing
ton y G. IS spending q week
here with her parents Mr. and
Ms W Il Fox
The Vestry of Christ Church.