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Evening star., 1955-10-12

this one. since the whoopine
cranes are protected by ,the
adian-American Migratory
Bird Convention.
And now comes the Navy
which wants to withdraw the
Saline Valley Area" in Inyc
County. Calf. which includes
most of the Last Chance Range
Iof the Panamints and the entire
northern end OF Death Valley
National Monument. The Navy
says 1t needs this strip, of almost
4, 400 square miles--55 miles long
and Is miles wide-for an air.
|to-air gunnery range. As weap-
ons Of war constantly get more
and more powerful and have
greater range, must we set aside
more and more Of our wild areas,
just because only q few people
live there? When viii all this
stop?
We think all this is most per-
tinent to an outdoor column and
that you. sportsmen. as taxpay-
ing citizens. should try to do
something to save our resources
from unnecessary raiding. What
with the Army Engineers plan
ming and building more and big
ger dams and permanently flood
ing more and more areas of
farming and wildlife habitat, it
is time We woke up and put an
end to this constant whittling
away Of public and private do
main to say nothing of the SPEND
ing of our tax dollars.
NJ ~
The Fredericksburg (va.) Dog
Mart, about which we've heard
little so far this year. will be
held October Is. We got this
second hand through our friend
Jack Stowell. who had 1t passed
on to him by Ira Grinnan, good
Of Fredericksburg.
Those of you who have witnessed
this colorful affair will want toI
Journey down there to see the
parade, the dog mart and judg-
ng. the old fiddlers contest and
,ther festivities.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
700 Dogs Compete
Sunday in Show
AT Guithersburq

More than 700 dogs have beer
entered for the Rock Greek Ken
mel Clubs annual dog show and
obedience trials Sunday at the
Gaithersburg fair grounds. Thi:
makes it the largest show in the
clubs history.
Harry Peters. jr.. is the Judge
who win make the selection Of
best in show for the John G.
Anderson Memorial Trophy. The
show starts at Q am. and best
lin-show judging Is set for around
3 pm.
Obedience Judging viii be BY
Dorothy Grover and DR.. Karl A,
iGlasser.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
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.WOAEN'S GOLF

The Allan Burton Cup play
off at Army Navy went to Mrs
r. M. Oliver with 9l-12-79
Mrs. B. F. Moynahan had 90
ll2-S0.,
Norbeck's ladies' day winnel
was Mrs. Edward Miller, l04'
25-79, with Mrs. Melvin Rose
| l05-21-84, runnerup. Cues
winners were Mrs. Ray Green
berg of Indian Spring. 105.
24-S1 and Mrs. Gerald Freed
man Of Woodmont. l01-l9-S2
Bethesda's winners were Mrs
Ralph Sewell. S1-14-77 ano
Mrs. S. B. Collingwood. i06-27--
70, with guest prizes to Mrs
Jiles Morrow Of Manor. l05-25--
so and Mrs. John Green Of Ken
wood, o4-l4-80.
Nina CHAMPION was the Con-
gressional winner with 83-8-75r
with the guest prize to Mrs,
Betty Meckley, 87-5-82.
Mrs. j. r. Keppler took low
net honors at Manor with 96-
l5-8l. while Mrs. J. K. Barry
had low gross, 81. Mrs. Mar
garet Allen OF Army Navy was
best among guests with 76-2-74
Leaders on the inside nine were
Mrs. r. ". Benjamin with q gross
40 and Mrs. H. D. Dodge with a
net 48-11-37.
Mrs. Robert Clark took Glass A
honors at Courthouse with So
l8-6S. Ruth Andrews was best
in Glass B with 87-21-66. Tied
for Glass C honors were Mrs,
Robert Janson with 101-38--63
and Mrs. Tom Craven with 1t3-
50--63.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
SLATED FOR NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENCY
Houghtonto Relinquish
Mid-AtIontic PGA Post

Al Houghton Is scheduled Il
relinquish his post as president
of the Middle Atlantic PEA
after q six-year term, longest ir
the history Of q pro or amateur
golf association president in this
section. at next weeks annual
meeting at Virginia Beach. But
two months later he'll take 8
step forward.
The Prince Georges Club prc
is slated to become a National
PGA vice president. encompass
ing the Middle Atlantic and
Southeastern States, at the
annual meeting of the National
PGA in Atlantic City in De-
cember.
Houghton's successor win be
elected at Mondays meeting at
the Cavalier Hotel and it's
hardly 9 secret that the favorite
son Is Max Elbin. personable
young pro at the Burning Tree
Club.
Mondays meeting win be fol-
lowed by . pro-amateur at the
Cavalier Country Club on Tues.
day and the $500 Middle At
lantic PGA championship over
the 36-hole route next Wednes-
day with Chandler Harper, a
Ryder Cup team member. the
defending champion.
80 Per Cent Attendance
The annual meeting is an ex-
ample Of how much the Mid
Atlantic RGA has progressed. Be
fore Houghton's reign the meet
ing usually was held the evening
of the championship tournament,
with about Is per cent atten-
dance.
Now It's & must for the pros,
plus social events for their wives,
and has about 30 per cent at
tendance Of the l30 members in
Maryland. Virginia and the Dis
trict. The spring meeting, which
has been held at Belle Haven the
past few years. also draws 90 per
cent of the pros.
This years guest speaker at
the meeting win be Herb Grains
Of Chicago. editor Of Golfing and
Golfdoni, and acknowledged to
be the best after dinner speaker
in golf. Two PGA presidents and
. USGA vice president have been
among the speakers in the past.
The silver haired Houghton,
virtually unbeatable as a player
in this section when pro at Ken
wood, Virginia Beach, and for
many Of his II years at Prince
Georges. has been extremely ac-'
tive In official PGA affairs.
Three-Year Term
He currently is chairman of
the peas Athletic Institute
Committee and chairman Of the
Ways and Means Committee,
and 4 member Of the Ryder Cup.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Lou Little Honored

BOSTON. Oct. IL tR).-Lou
Little, who has spent 26 Of his
80 years as a major college foot
ball coach at Columbia Univer-
'sity after a six-year stint at
Georgetown, was honored last
night by the Italian-American
Charitable Society at its annual
dinner.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Power in South

Alabama has had IS first-team
players selected on the ALI
Southern and All-Southeastern
Conferences squads since 1925.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Mt. Zion Methodist
Church Revival Set

Annual revival services Will be-
gin at Mt Zion Methodist church
near E$mont. on Sunday May 8,
at 8 p m. the Rev f j. Not
tingham. III. pastor has an
nounced The guest preacher will
will be Rev r Williams. pastor
Of Trinity Methodist Church, in
Roanoke
Mt. Zion was on the FIRST charge
to whidh Mr. Williams was APP
pointed when he entered the Vim
ginia Methodist Annual Confer
ence after finishing his college
work att Randolph Macon College.
Ashland, He is married and has
one son.
Each night at 7.45 there will be
special song and story period
for boys and girls. Sunday night
the Youth Choir Of the Scots
Vile Methodist Church will sing
In the place Of the regular Sec
ond Sunday night church service
at Scottsville, the congregation is
invited to attend MI. Zion. The
public Is cordially invited 10 take
part in each Of these SIX services.
The offering on May .. Moth
ers DAY will 20 toward the Meth
odist Home for the Aged in Rich
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06

Mrs. r. + Cooke has arrived
here 10 spend the summer at her
home after being with her sister
IN Hampton for the winter
months
Mrs q w Morris spent We'd
nesday at Natural Bridge
Otha Woody Of Alexandra,
spent the week end here with MS
family
Mr. and Mrs. w T. Ripley. il.
of Richmond. spent Sunday wilh
his parents near here
Miss Pearl Wright. OF Buckina :
ham spent the week end Wnh
Mrs Annie Goolsby
Mr. and Mrs Roy Wyland and
daughter. of Schuyler were week
end guests Of M, and Mrs II l..
Wyland.
Jimmy Brown. of Hopewell. is
visiting his parents. MIR and Mrs.
G N Brown
Mr. and Mrs d . Mcdaniel.
Of Alexandria, spent a week end
recently at their home Avon
Hlp near here.
Miss Edmonia Glmer was shop
ping IN Charlottesville last week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Well Water

Ross Mallory. Of Scottsville
spent several days last week in
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. A. j
Steger
Delegates from our community
to the James River WMU session
held in Dillwyn last Thursday
were, Mrs. B w. Maxey. Mrs.
Hall Mrs. G. Baber. Mrs Edith
Rush and Mrs. Joe Steger
We are sorry to learn Of the
illness of Mrs. Abe Steger Her
sons. Charles. formerly Of Hat
ton and Andrew. OF Manteo, spent
Sunday with her
Mrs. E. A. Charlton and son,
Spotswood along with Miss Nam
cy Gary were Sunday visitors in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Winfrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H.. Self and
their daughters. Marguerite and
Elizabeth with Mr.. and Mrs. O.
B. Maxey visited relatives In
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Productions Nights
It's Margin Time In Polrhatan
That Is, Tom Thumb, WOmanless Kind

It's marrying tine IN powhatan
county. and the smaller yoa are
or the funn.er one looks the
closer you are 10 being hitcned
The parson VIII really De busy
there tonight Friday and SAT-
urday during the Ruritan Club
sponsored Tom Thumb Wedding
as No attraction. closely match
ed by a Womanless Wedding as
No 2 event.
Both viii be for benefit Of the
Powhatan War Memorial Build
ing, and the program gets under
way both nights at 8 O'Clock, in
the high school auditorium
Mrs r. g West Is directing the
Tom Thumb Wedding and the
cast includes, Floy Bottoms. solo
list. Tommy Powers. preacher ROD
Brown. groom. Bobby Letson.
bride. and Larry Younce Tommy
Clark. Lynn Tillnan. Betsy Kay
Maxey, Carol Bradley Carol
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06

Blankenshlp and Joan Kay W.
hams
The audience VIII De treated 10
special attraction. the Elite
Bridge Party with Hattie sue
Jones. Winnie Ruth Blandford.
Henrietta Henry and Honey
Kraegar participating
Mrs J. A Tilman III and Mrs.
II NJ Franklin are directing The
Nomanless Wedding. which viii
have d cast Of 30 performers.
Most Of the men OF the COM
munIty with a strong Ruritan
Club delegation. compose the cast.
which has such characters as the
scrub woman tlckers sellers, the
curious relatives Of the bride ard
groom and their wedding party
and the nosey neighoors
O w Ball Jr.. Will BE- the bFs<ie
Baxter Parkinson, the groom and
+ c Bolte the Inevitable lifted
sweetheart
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
The News At Worshom
The News At Wo,shom
Baptist Church Establishes Nursery
TO Help Parents Attend Services

Worsham Baptifs Church mem
beers announce tfi*l they have q
nursery nov. The WINS furnished
room and is spor1oring this pro-
jet All mothers aith Infants or
small children are urged ID take
advantage of tlISs and attend
church services. !
A number ri tive CONGREGATION
81 the Baptist Church here at
tended the all-day meeting at Mr..
CuIler's Church. Bethesda. sun
day.
The Baptist Church wants 70
remind all It's members and
friends Of the all-day meeting at
the church Sunday. May 8.
The p-TA met for the last time
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06

during this school year Tuesday
night The following slate Of Of
ficers acre nominated and elect
ed Mrs Bruce Redd. president,
Mrs A D .HoDgood. vice pretl-
dent, Mrs. Bert 5walIey. secretary.
and Joe Hines treasurer. After the
business meeting refreshments
we're served and q social hour VAS
enjoyed BY all
There has been a change in the
appearance Of Worsha.n since last
week when Trent Ellington had
Ills service station re-niode.led. Mr..
Ellington had the shed IN front
removed. and new pumps TO re-
place the old ones are placed near
e The highway 1t certainly gives
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06

his place a very modern and new
look
Mrs. F. O. McQuarry is back at
home after several days stay in the
hospital She is feeling better at
this time
Mr.. and Mrs. Creed De Hart
accompanied Harbor Bowman. of
Green Bay. 10 Stuart Saturday
Sunday, they attended church
services at Dobyns Church up on
the mountain.
b. NJ McCourt. Of Buckingham
is spending sometime with his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Raymond Chenault. while
Mrs McCourt is visiting relatives
in Tennessee.
Mrs. Stanley Mckay and Mrs
/ Viola Riddick were guests on Wed
nesday of Mrs McKays sister
Mrs. w j. Pollard. in Keysville.
Pennsylvania Guests
Guests during the past week
end Of Jesse Wood were Mr.. and
Mrs Anderson Garland, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, Mrs Agnes Garland. of
Newport News, j. E Garland and
Joe Garland, of Farmville. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Macon Reed, of
Hampden-Sydney.
tn t.L
mond last Wednesday after spend
ing several days with Mr. and
Mrs c. l.. Irving Mrs. Irving
motored TO Richmond with him.
Mrs Viola Riddick spent the
week end with her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs G. E
Garrett, near Keysville Mrs Rid
dick and Mrs. Stanley Mckay
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pol
lard, Sunday night
MIR. and Mrs. John Wilcks visit
ed MI. and Mrs. Earl Moore, Sun
day In the afternoon they also
visited Mr. WilckS parents, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. NJ Wilcks In Apo
mattox While in Appomattox
they called on Mr. and Mrs. j.
C. Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs William Jennings.
Of Richmond, were week end
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Reynard
Mckay.
/ Visits In Valley
i Mrs T S. Baskervill spent this
week visiting friends in Stanton,
Waynesboro and Harrisonburg.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Cumbey,
of Crewe. visited Mrs Cumbey S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rod l.
gers, and her sister. Mrs Elon
Wilkerson, Thursday Mrs WIKI
erson went with them to Pamp-
4 lin to visit MIR Cumbey's mother,
Mrs Walter Cumbey
Mrs. c l. Irving and Miss Betty
Lloyd Irving called on Mrs J s.
Harris in Five Forks. Sunday.
Mrs. Raynard Mckay and Mrs,
Lonnie Mckay attended Stanley
Party in the home Of Mrs. Leonard
Slayton. Saturday night.
Guests on Friday. of Mrs Stan
ley Mckay. were Mrs, Ella Gee, of
near Keysville, and Mrs. Linwood
Cox. Of Felden.
Earl DeHart and George Smith
were among those attending the
/ all day meeting at Bethesda
/ Church. Sunday.
Howson Cole, Of Richmond. was
i a week end guest Of his cousins.
Miss Mary and r w Dupuy
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
HowardsyiIle

It was decided at the meeting
Of George Lodge No. 80 A F. &
A. NJ Here Saturday night to
have the annual Watermelon Feast
also known as The J B. Wells
night and the Grand Master Of
Masons IN Virginia Will be invited
TO attend at the regular meeting
in August or when ii suits him
during the watermelon season
Members Of the Lodge were notI-
fled of the dedication exercises in
Richmond. Saturday May I when
the home for the aged maSons
Will be dedicated
Miss Dorothy Burcher, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brueher Of
Manteo. and grand daughter Of
Mr. and MSr w l.. Brucher Of
HowardsVille represented Buck
ingham Central High School in
the area spelling bee held in
Lynchburg recently, she was the
top speller at the bee at Buck :
ingham Central High School
The Rev. and Mrs. John w.
Garrett. HopeWell. with their son
and Walter Taylor. Of Centenary,
spent Sunday with Mr.. mad Mrs.
c. N, Brown and family.
Mr. and Mrs. II. f. FenWick
Mrs J B Wells and Mrs. Brick
head and daughter spent the week
end IN Falls Church with Mr. and
Mrs Laurence Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs Irving Drumheller
have moved to Schuyler they for
merly lived IN the apartment IN
Mrs II F. Cookies home. which
is now occupied by Mr and Mrs.
c. E Clements, Jr
Miss Dorothy Brown. Of Hope
well spent the week end with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. N.
Brown
f w. Snoddy who has recently
gone into the Dairy business has
completed his milking parlor'
and is now milking II COWS.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Cumberland Sunday

Cumberland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Matt Winfrey Of
Palmyra and Joseph Winfrey. of
Richmond, advised heir parents
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Winfrey here
Sunday
Mrs g A. Baber and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Steger visited Mr. and
Mrs J. B. Booth near Scottsyille
Sunday
Mrs Bette Ayres, is improving
slowly though still confined to
bed.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-01
Announce Eastern
jSfur Committees

Several committees were appoint
ed by Mrs. Jack Merz, newly in
stalled worthy matron, when Eastern
Star met, June %. New worthy pa
tron is Gordon Trimmer.
Named were Gordon Trimmer, H.
H. Davall, and Mrs. Dulane Fulton,
finance; Mrs. Finis Elsethagen, Mrs.
Earl Page, and Mrs. Chef Seymer,
charity; Dudley Greene, Mrs. Joe
Mateka, and Mrs. Ella Neitzling,
jurisprudence; Mrs. Chris Chef,
Mrs. Bill Potter, Mrs. Chuck Field,
and Mrs. Ella Van, instruction; with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Nelson, Mrs.
Teddy Andrew, Mr.. and Mrs. Klaas
Dewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Saurey,
Mrs. Ed Walden, Mrs. Jack For
sythe, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Day.
all, ways and means committee. 9th
er committees will be appointed in
September.
Mrs. Merz announced an officers
meeting for Aug. 26, and officers
practice for Sept Il, with first fall
meeting set for Sept. IA.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-01

moving m dN wee m Gt gd h building d
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-01
Rainbow Girls
Slate Picnic

Columbia Falls Rainbow Assem-
bly, will hold their picnic, next We'd
nesday. It is to be held at Lake
Blaine.
The Assembly was represented at
Grand Assembly in Havre last week.
Attending were Grace Marie Dewitt,
Roberta Sanderson, Jill Anders, and
Mrs. Klaas Dewitt. Grace Marie gave
the tribute to the flag during the
session. Roberta Mclean, local Off
Ger. was appointed as a Grand Rep
resentative to New Hampshire.
Local girls assisted in the state.
wide project to send cookies and
candy to Twin Bridges, orphan home
Cookies totalled 1900 dozen, with
200 pounds of candy sent. During
Grand assembly, clothing shower
of T-shirts, pinaf0res, and towels
was held, with local girls participat
ing.
Columbia Falls Assembly will hol'
their next meeting, Sept. Is.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-01
vFW Auditory
Promotes fIuus

Display of American flags on "pa-
triotic" days has been urged by
Columbia Falls VFW auxiliary. Resi-
dents and businessmen are remind
ed of July 4, with subsequent flag
display. requested.
Local members are taking orders
for an American flag kit. Included
is a by S cotton, double sewed
flag, with screw-type pole and brack-
cts for sidewalk or wall use. They
contacted several businessmen last
reek, and also urged flag display.
Committee members are Mrs. Bill
Nadeau. Mrs. Clarence Clapper, and
Mrs. Elwyn Mateka. Mrs. Art Lying
stad is Auxiliary president. These la
dies may be contacted by businesses
or individuals wishing to order the
flag kit
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-01
|Appoinf Rev. Smith
For Falls Church

Rev. M. o. Smith was reappointed
to serve the Columbia Falls Metho-
dist church. Reverend and Mrs.
Smith returned home, Monday, from
the annual Montana Conference IN
Great Falls.
Sunday worship service at the To-
cal church is to be at $3.50 am. This
schedule will be in effect, July and
August, with Sunday school discon-
tinued
intermediate MYF is to meet,
Monday, z pm. at the parish house.
This week, an all-church dinner
was held Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Harvey and daughter, Jan.
ice, were honored at the picnic, as
they will soon be moving.
General WSCS will not meet, nexl
Wednesday, as the picnic was hele
this week.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-01
New Football Coach
Moves to Col. Falls

Hedge Carlson, Columbia Falls high
schools new football coach, is NOV
ing to Columbia Falls Friday from
Whitehall.
He and Mrs. Carlson have rented
the former Charlton house in the
Kelly addition from Bob Saurey. The
couple have two daughters, Jean, z,
and Sharlene, 4.
Carlson, "a, is native of Halli-
day, N, OAK, and 1943 graduate of
Dickinson State Teachers college
where he received nine letters in
football, basketball and track. He
taught and coached at Beulah, N
OAK, then at Fairview, Mont, for
six years, and Whitehall for three
years.
During 1854, the Whitehall football
team was undefeated in district 16.
In basketball Carlson's team placed
second in the district and entered
the state class C tournament at
Conrad.
Carlson received his masters de-
gree in health and physical educa-
LlOIl DIT MOItdIld OtdtC uIIVCl SIly q
year ago. He has taught chemistry
biology and physics, and had sci
ence major for his bachelors degree,
Carlson is a World War II veteran
The district school board last
4 April also employed Spencer Kop
pang, Kalispell, Montana State col
lege 1850 graduate and basketball
letterman, as basketball coach.
Koppang, Navy veteran, has beer
on the Flathead county high coach
, ing staff, and before that coached a
Bigfork. He participated in four ma
tional basketball tournaments Will
!, in college and just afterwards.
At Columbia Falls high he will al
e so be the first teacher in the newl
instituted drivers training cours
t that will start next fall.
n Mr.. and Mrs. K0ppang have thre
/ sons, the oldest 51z. They are e.
:. pecting to move to Columbia Fall
(. later.
S The two men succeed Coach Blu
l. Beagle who resigned last spring an
now is in Missoula.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-01
HOwells to Attend
Family Reunion

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. (Bud) Howell
and son, Byron, will spend the week
end in Spokane attending a family
reunion. It's the first complete fam
lily gathering in Is years.
Occasion will also mark the silver
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bud Howell, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Watson, Spokane, will also OBJ
serve their twenty-fifth wedding an
niversary at that time, though ac-
tual day is July z. She is Buds sis
ter. Bud commented he would see
his twin brother for the first time
since 1945, as well as their three sis
tiers. Parents are Mr.. and Mrs. F. o.
Howell, Spokane.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-01
Chaplain Visits

Rev. H. F. Smeaton, S. j., sum-
mer chaplain at Abbotsford, B. C.
Canada, was a weekend guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hook.
During the school year, Father
Smeaton is a professor at University
of Montreal in Quebec. Mr.. Hook,
who is from Spokane, was a student
OF Father Smeaton. Mrs. Hook, who
is from Montreal, met him there.
Father Smeaton spent four years
in Italy as chaplain with the Royal
Canadian Air Force during World
War II.
He was accompanied here by two
Loyola high school students, Patrick
Davis, and James Baker. It's the
first time the boys have been in this
part of the United States, and the
first time Father Smeaton has driv
en- through the area. He expects t.
stop here again enroute to Quebec
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-01
Saddle Club Plans
O-Mok-See Dance

An O-Mok-See dance Tor Aug. Is
was planned when Rocky Mountain
Riders Saddle club met, Tuesday.
Committee will be appointed later.
The dance will be in conjunction
with the Western Division O-Mok-See
set for Aug. IA at Columbia Falls.
There will be Is saddle clubs par
ticipating in the games on horse
back" AS in the past, steer is to
be given away. O-Mok-Sees are the
biggest event of the year in Column
bia Falls.
Merchant and club entries in the
O-Mok-See parade are urged. Mrs.
Edward Lewis, chairman, may be
contacted for details. Ribbons are
to be awarded.
A potluck dinner and worknight
was slated for July 6 at the club.
grounds on Highway 40. Members
are asked to go to the grounds as
early as possible. They should take
tools. First, third, and fifth Tues
days are regular worknights in prep
aration for the O-Mok-See.
Overnight ride to Logging lake was
reported. Participating were Sherry
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Doane an(
children; Mr.. and Mrs. AL Greene
and Patsy; Cecil Hudson, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jasper Johnston; Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Lewis and children; E.
Lundstrom, Ronnie Lundstrom; Mar
garet Murphy, Sid Michels, MIR. an,
Mrs. Pat Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
Weaver
Appointed as entertainment com
mittee members for July were MI
and Mrs. Jasper Johnston, Sid an
Alice Michels. June members wer
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Watts and MI
and Mrs. Herb Strauss.