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Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-21
S ar to Honor
Post Officers

Past matrons and past patrons of
EsteQa Pomeroy chapter are to be
honored at the Eastern Star meet
ing, Wednesday. Visiting members
are invited to the meeting, which
starts at p. m. at the Masonic
temple.
The Chapter met, Oct. II with
Mrs. Jack Merz, worthy matron; and
Gordon Trimmer, worthy patron,
presiding. Business included report
of the annual fall festival given by
Mrs. Walt Nelson, general chairman.
Announced was Rainbow charter
night, Oct. 20 by Mrs. Klaas Dewitt
mother advisor. Eastern Star mem
bers assisting include Mrs. Teddy
Andrew, chaplain; Mrs. Sam Bak
shas, pianist; Mrs. Mildred For
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-21
Christion FeIIo' ship
Invites Guests

Christian WOmen'S Fellowship
members in Kalispell and Whitefish
are being invited to the Columbia
Falls meeting, Nov. 8. Guest speak
er for the afternoon will be Mrs.
Dean Wulff, who will show slides and
tell of the Yakima Indians.
Also slated for the November meet
ing is an opportunity table," Pro-
ceeds will be given to the local build
ing fund. Hostesses for the 1:30 des-
sert at the Christian church will be
Mrs. Jim Clark, Mrs. Ward Duvall,
Mrs. Klaas Dewitt, Mrs. Clark Grady,
Mrs. Coda Hale and Mrs. Pat Kelly.
Mrs. George Hanson, president,
conducted the business meeting held
Oct. II at the home of Mrs. Everett
Baker. Co-hostess for the afternoon
was Mrs. Sam Bears.
A handkerchief shower was giver
for Mrs. Dean Bruce. The Bruce
family has moved to Cut Bank.
Business also included starting O
a market basket" Proceeds from
this will also be given to the build
ing fund.
i Pastor Tom Shelton was to b.
honored with a gift IA book of hi
choice) as it was Ministry Week.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-21
Col. Falls Library Project Continues

Next steps ahead for Columbia
Falls branch of Flathead county Ii
brary is enclosing end of building,
connecting wiring and plumbing,
painting interior, installation of shell
YES and furnishing reading rooms.
In the meantime there will be a
drive for funds with total of $1,000
needed. Chef Seymer heads this
phase. Planned is sale of 81 tickets
with TV set as prize.
Anaconda Aluminium Co. donated
two-thirds of the former Foley Of
flee building to the community for
library purposes. Flathead county
equipment aided by AAC is moving
the II by 16-foot building.
Columbia Falls city council gave
$3.50 to the project and use of city
equipment; Columbia Falls Cham
Der of Commerce gave 500. This
counts toward the $1,000 goal.
Mayor Herman Benzlen supervis.
ed preparation of foundations, with
Milford Cowan of AAC donating
surveying time.
Columbia Falls Business and Pro
fessiOnal Women have indicated they
will help with the library, and Other
organizations are indicating a de
sire to help.
The county is to furnish heat ant
up to 1900 books for the building
as well as pay small sum to tn
branch librarian. To keep keep tn
building open for longer hours, plal
is to have volunteers assist.
!. Other committee members in add
ton to Mayor Benzien and Seyme
are Mrs. Carl Lundborg, chairman
Mrs. Fay Loveall, local member q
the county library board; Mrs. Coz
: liss Rasmussen, local branch lit
rarian; Mrs. Emelia Cook, Jane
; Cumming and Mel Ruder. In charg
; of the whole program is Mrs. Co
nelia Sherman, county librarian
! The new library building will b.
Ion gt0 the community.
In Columbia Falls several time
on the project has been H. w. 1
win, Whitefish, Flathead count
commissioner from this district.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-21
| 0 d 9 e Members
Plan Eureka Visit

Royal Neighbors lodge met, Thurs
day evening, at the Masonic temple.
Mrs. Hank Larkin, past oracle, pre-
sided, as Mrs. Art HolmquiSt, or
acle, is away.
Principal business was discussion
of the supreme oracles visit in Eu-
reka, Oct. 10. Several local ladies
planned to attend.
Next lodge meeting is next Thurs
day, 2 p. m. Hostesses for refresh
ments are Mrs. Tom Lee, Mrs. Ott
johnson, Mrs. Hank Larkin, Mrs. Art
Johnson and Mrs. Roger JOhnsrud
Sewing circle met, Oct. II, at the
home of Mrs. E. j. Marantette.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-21
Falls Club Calendar
Rebekah Lodge meeting is Friday.

Rebekah Lodge meeting is Friday,
2 p. M, at the Masonic temple.
Bad Rock Farmers Union meets
Friday evening at their hall. Achieve
ment program will be presented by
students. Ladies are to bring cook
les.
Columbia Falls Lodge No. 80, AT
& AM will hold a special meeting,
Monday, p. m, at their temple.
Work in the second degree. Past
masters night is slated for Nov. 10
in Columbia Falls.
Business and Professional Wom-
ems club will have health and safe
ty as program topic, Monday, at
their z o'clock dinner meeting at Co
lumbia Lunch. Committee chairman
is Mrs. Neil Keim. Cancellations are
to be made by noon, Saturday, with
Mrs. Cecil Hudson.
Rocky Mountain Riders Saddle
club meets next Tuesday.
Four home demonstration clubs
will be represented when Columbia
Annas Home Demonstration clut
meets, Tuesday, 2 p. M, at the
city hall. Invited were members O
Haskell Creek, Bad Rock, and Yves
Glacier clubs, as well as others in
terested. Miss Lillian Tubb, count.
home demonstration agent, as wei
as a guest speaker, will attend.
| Eastern Star chapter meets, Wed
nesday, 8 p. M, Masonic temple.
i Royal Neighbors lodge is Thurs
day, 2 p. M, Masonic temple.
4 Our Savi0r's Lutheran church cir
cles will meet next week as follows
Ruth, p. M, Mrs. Howard Greene
hostess, Oct. 26; Mrs. Norman Boz
gen, Bible study. Naoma, 8 p. m
Oct. 26, Mrs. AL Rierson, hostess
Mrs. C. M. Rasmussen, Bible study
Esther circle, Oct. q, p. M, Mr.!
Cora Larson, hostess, Mrs. TIE
: Aaberg, Bible study.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-21
and fourth Tuesday evenings.

Co-chairmen for next week are
Mrs. Tom Lee and Mrs. James
Dakin. Committee members are
Mrs. Joe Slobojan, Mrs. Dan Sulli-
van, Mrs. Matt Finberg, Mrs. Carl
Wilke, Mrs. Tony H0erner, Mrs.
ROME HOerner, Mrs. William Liddi-
coat, Sid Mellow, Adolph Hoerner,
and Peter HOerner.
Mrs. Curtis Barnhart was member
Of the last card party committee
and not Mrs. Finberg, as announced
at that time.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-21
Sterling Lutheran
Jr. Bible Class

Beginning Sunday, the Lutheran
Church Missouri Synod in Columbia
Falls will have Junior Bible class
for its young people, reports Pastor
Walter Holzheimer.
This class will be under the d.
rection of Mr.. D. Hall and will use
materials made available by Con-
cordia Publishing House, St. Louis.
The present discussions will be en-
titled. What Is My Life WORTH"
This course will summarize itself in
the thought that without Christ our
life is without value, but in Christ it
| is worth much; for He died that we
might have eternal life.
The young people of the congrega-
ton will also hold their second get
together at the Adolf Mitsch home
Sunday evening. This get-togethel
will have a business meeting, edu
cational feature, games, and re
freshments with concluding de
votion.
The members and friends of the
mission are working energeticall!
to make all things ready for the ded
ication of their new chapel and par
sonage Oct. 80. The parsonage ant
chapel will be dedicated in the NOR
ming worship service and there vii
be a Family Night program il
the evening.
An adult discussion course ha
been begun by Pastor Holzheime
I entitled Fundamental Facts {
Faith" This course, on the basis
the Bible discusses the basic truth
of the Christian faith and its mes
age of salvation for the soul. Discus
J sions are held twice each week, u
J ually on Tuesday and Friday evel
< ings.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-21
Public Card Porty
Set for tuesday,

Public card party sponsored by
st. Richards Altar Society starts
at p. m, Tuesday, at the parish
hall. Bridge, canasta, and pinochle
are played at the parties, held second
East to Mr.. and Mrs. David Johnson,
who previously had been renting a
home in Columbia Falls.
H. c. Kreis of Havre was a visitor
here for three days at the home Of
E. M. BOyles at Vetville. Kreis
a longtime fellow conductor, enjoy
ed some successful fishing while here
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AUToMoelLIs bon SAD

eUISas sosssR 'f c 6ssdss p ae:
Spsss 1sf Pa. ava. ma at eth- u
BUICK '5e de luxe ADJ; Dyna.:
S1.099. HORNETS, Buick. aSg9
, MINI. ne. Lu. l-9226.
BUICK AZ Super 2-dr.; nice, clean
car: good mechanical eond.; r. and
h.; $275 or best otter. IKE. s-7043
s ssHsf,o IS s s9ssSert9s e yssy good
|BUICK Century Riviera; few mo. old;
specially ordered: power windows
steering and brakes: 5000 mi.
cost S3.400 new. will saerifice fol
81, sos. EN-. 2-7993.
BUICK 80 super convertible; 81.
ss9; HoRNER's o. BUICK. 1895
B MGR rs IS c tg n,ssa Rs;,er. eouo.
radio and heater. Dynafiow. power
brakes, 2-tone green and white
less than 500 mi. and In new-cal
condition. Cost $3.50. sell fol
$3.50. Call TE. 6-5576. Tues. Wed.
BuiCK 80 sedan; Dyna.. r., h.. excel
motor and fnish: carefully driven
S345- S45 dn. 1920 Wilson blvd
BUICK '4s super 4-dr.: siistenina
orig, BLACK unish; GOOD mechanical
cond.; an old car thai runs real
good, This is the COED inexpensive
Transportation you've been, LOOKING
for. S295. Nothing down. balance
small payments. STANDARD pom.
TIAC. 4404 R. I. ave. ne. uN
4-5BfI, II
BUICK So Roa master 4-dr.: power
brakes. power cteering, Dynafiow
Loaded with equip: low - milcagc
Showroom nouelran nee 81 rg5
STANDARD PONTIAC. 1904 r. I
ave. ne. TN. 1851. "a
BUICK 40 SIoer 4-dr.; orig. blue
finish; r., h.. Dynhfiow; real trans.
portation Il low cost: S395 Moth
ing down. balance small monthly
4404 r. ]. ave. ne. UN. 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

AUSTIN ~ 4-dr. sedan; Al condi.
ton. S195. IA. 4-0SaS. -3
AUSTIN 1850 4-dr.: excellent con
t.ition; owner leaving country: $3.50
NO. 1851
AUSTIN SO sport convert. 5-pass
coupe: like new, ] owner; SS96. Mr.
CALLAN. co. 5-0654.
AUSTIN HkALY 1865 100: cream
with greer upholstery, $500 miles:
$1,000 which iael financing and
I.gr; INSURANCE. Heater. Call after
a aHSF ii hr asli2sti tan with black lon
s sssf 10 Rsss., so Norris s , sons
sodr. s7s5; eH X se sso sss7 No sns
10 others; and ". G.s. i4fh and
?. ..See JACK pRY Before You
Buy" Since ] 89g. I4th and p.
AUSTIN HEALy 81; rood ccnd
u; 900 mi. s2.2sO or best ofier
AUSTIN 1854 A-30 4-door: equip.
ped: 1000 miles; original cost
81 800: car absolutely new in ever,
way; m ms. Dc seen e Be sppreei,
W Sssa; sSa1 AVE- Ben No M s,Ssae sou
BUICK n convertibie: radio an Al,
heater: good condition 500. o.
best offer. caii anytime WA. 5-S53a
BUICK rs Roadmaster seoanette
radio. heater; 5000. OIL. 1895;
BUICK so special e-dr.: r. and h
orig. blue finish; good mech. como
Nothing down, balance small month
~ payments. See this quick. STAND.
ARD PONTIAC, $40; r. /. ave. i, e.
I'm i-5fiti1 -
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1047 STREANTLITE--28 IT,, has COM
plete BATH fully. equip. good condi-
NEW :y HEAvY-DSUfff BOAT TRAILER
for sale. Other trailers rented. Call
sfHSo SIC; s SHORT TRAnEn-short' in
length Ga ft.). short n'cost $4,000
aluminium covered and fully equip.
1854 "a s sssfr. WHITLEY hous. trailer raj
included. caIl Damascus. Nd. Clear
House Ta5sI '-T TRaAliLER. aaxs-f... In.
home. etc $500 or best oifer. uN.
se-FT. iIs47 PAN AMERICAN with
heater and attached aixs rm.. Unit
has 5 rms. Must sell immediately.
$1,000 or best offer. XII. S-2S46.
80 Temple Trailer Village, Alex.
lose TkOTWOOD, I9-ft. alum;
sleeps A, fully equipped: used very
little: like new: S1,400. WE. 5-652l.
ROLLAWAY 1851 33-ft.. all steel.
sleeps 4. complete bath. Beautiful
interior. indirect lighting. In excel.
condition. WA. 7-610s. -
LIBERTY 1850 33-ft. Sacrifice.
sa s;fS oyE faoHs 5E rs asGsG ss.t.,
excel eond.' ress. MA. 7-2i7s.
ELcAR 1854 ~, heusetrsilsr: MOD
See 81 -BEL-AIR LODGE. wood, :
bridge. We. or call occoauan II Pa.
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AUroMorIvE MlscELLANEoU.

wRECKING '4a DODGE, any par
for sale; 20. S-44OS. 81
MOTOR TEST BENCH, new. in crate
King" Model 695 Attention auts
repair shops and service stations
Will sacrifice at less than dealer'i
cost. Monday. Juniper 9-700S. 81
RADIO, FIN receiver for automobile
S45 or best offer. OIL. 1891.
USED AUTOMOBILES. state in.
spected and ready to 90, and here
are some: 1947 Ford, 194S Chrys.
I947 Buick. 1919 Kaiser. 1915 Mash
and others. all ut discount prices
Plenty Of used automobile parts
JACKS AUTO PARTS 1000 90
Four Mile Run Drive, Arlington. IA
7-6570. Open sun. 10 until 2.
1871 CADILLAC ENGINE. Recently
oyerhauled; perfect condition. Com.
plete except starter and generator
Rsss e1 Mooe eyer sn $h0o. 1 Gsl .
BINKS AUTOMOBILE PAINT SPRAY
BOOTH and Fostoria baking unit
Complete with mira red bulbs, sue
ton fan and ducts. hlters, lights
switches. wiring and safety devices
to pass city ordinance. This unit Is
complete in every respect and almos,
new; reason for sale. forced u
move. priced to sell. EASTERN
WELDING a. RADIATOR CO., Bank
and Eaton sts.. Baltimore. Nd. BR,
6.6654.
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GARAGES

2-STORY GARAGE or storage, Rear
l1l5 21st st. n W. OWNER. ia
S-7612
NEAR 31th AND CALVERT ST. NV.
-12x24, loft overhead doors.
also could be used for storage. SIC
per month IA. S-0371.
GARAGE VIC. WARDMAN PARK
HOTEL. rear 1881 2Sth st. NV
Dbl. brk. garage, auto or storage
SIS mo. CO. 5-1S05, Sun. or after
pm. weekly.
1876 IRVING ST. N.W.-Single, dry
brick garage for rent. OIL, 2-73S7.
1f35 CHAPIN ST. N.W.-Fireproof
all concrete. ~ by . inside: cleo
and water; So mo. CO. 6-1S1S.
sEyERAL GARAG eIS d for rent , from
Goth and X SITS. 21st and X SITS.
and parking space near 25th and X
sts.,. So. WOODWARD q NORRIS
Realtors. 1913 Goth st. NV. RE
T-0ESb
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK so Roadmaster Riviera; excel
cond.; liEht green. dark top: Dyna.
must 4 III s.erife.. 30. s.7s7d. '' -.set
BUICK so 4-dr.; equipped. s3a5
PINEY BRxNcH MOTORS. JU s.
llS6. "a
BUICK 80 new Roadmas,er Riviera
hard top; power steering and brakes,
Wv, tires. all extras: nicely and
carefully broken In; color. all white,
$500. sell for $500 cash; nc
trades or dealers. NO. 7-3219. -
BUICK 1853 Roadmaster Riviera; Q.
tone blue, Wv. tires: excel. cond.
S1.T00 cash or terms 30-dav, 5a-5f
guarantee. JE. 3-1029. ID
BUICK "a Super Riviera; and h.
pynaficw; S2.295. No trades. XII
s-43S0. -3
BUICK so sedanette: many extras;
educed 500. LO. 4-7340 weeb
ends and evenings. -4
BUICK 81 Special e-door; standard
shift; r. and h.; 2s, 900 miles; per.
feet. cond. Best offer. Lu. 4-4593
BUICK as 4-dr. radio. heater. de.
froster. Matching covers: signals. sur
Ii. 3-4I95. -
BUICK 1910 convertible seoan: good
running condition. $3.50 or best
offer. Car DE. 2-0441. "a
so BUICK
One owner; Riviera 4-dr.; immac.
trans. Z and h.; exceptional value;
only S735.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy, Arlington. Va.
IA. 1900. Open Til $40 weekdays
BUICK "a Riviera coupe, equipped
with power. cherry finish: $2.395;
CCc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS. Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
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AKERS OLDSMOBILE-
CADILLAC co.
Fairlington Shopping Center.
Alexa1Gria. OV. 3-0350

FalfinBton Shopping Center.
Alexandra. Ov. 3-0350
BUICK 1855 Riviera 4-dr. Roadmas-
ter: power steering. power brakes,
Dynafiow. radio and heater; 200
miles; a-t0ne green: Wv. tires,
gold hrocade interior: original cost
over 5000; owner forced to sell
81, 100 No trades. please. BELL
MOTORS, SOTO Wisconsin ave-. Wo
6-Sg00. -J
BUICK 1888 Riviera Roadma ste.
hardtop; power steering, DynafioW
radio and heater: 1900 actual
miles, owner: 2-tone green IN.
ish: Wv, tires: car positively same
as new In every way. Will please
the most critical buyer: 81 .795
BELL MOTORS, 500 Wisconsin
ave. WO. $4,000, -3
BUICK 1854 Century 4-door; power
steering. Dynaflow. radio and heat.
er: 1000 actual miles: beautiful
'2-tone blue finish. immaculate In
terror. Car positively same as
brand-new in every way. See It and
compare price and condition any.
where: S2.295. BELL MOTORS
SOLO wisconsin ave-, WO. $4,000.
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AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

AUSTIN HEALEY 1885 100: alss
SIS Austin cambridse. Hillman, Nor.
RS Miner. NC. eompiete selection
9ao, an s.an eooss: sSnyert,nies; "a "a
Hishest trade tins offered. MANHAT.
TAN AUTO. INC. lest. 1914. I'll
at R SITS. NV. North 7-270O: brancl
sales, lsi0 Kine ST. Alex. Va, Kint
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS wAhTEr

SOUTHERN DEALER, In town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call ia. 9-4S01
STATION WAGON, good, used, meta
body, for cash. Submit particulars
Box 63-Y. Star. 81
HIGHEST CASH PRICE or best trade
in offer in the city on small foreign
or American cars. As one OF the
largest. sman-car. dealers in thu
East, our large demand forces US
to offer you top value for your
car. MANHATTAN AUTO. INC. Test
1919. Exclusive area dealer for
Austin Healey, MIG. Morris Minor
and Austin Of England foreign cars:
Also. dealer for Hillman. Kaiser and
WHY'S, 7th at R st. NV, North
1s4o TO 1860 MODEL CARS fol
southern trade. BEACH MOTORS
1910 14th St. NV. -l0
PRIVATE PARTY with over $500
worth new Leica camera equipment
wishes trade same for car Of ap.
prox. value or part on 1854 sta
ton wagon. DI. 7-7901 weekdays
BUYING trucks. Jeeps and tractors
A-o6HsSsD. AZ. 7-HzsSsa. ''
FORD STATION WAGON, SO OF
later. desired BY pvt. partyi cash
Call IA r-9722
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

First Of the week marketing is becoming more and
more popular around Washington due to the E-X-
IRA grocery specials advertised in The Evening
Star on Mondays Aside from the values being so
attractive it is big help to do part Of the marketing
early in the week instead of saving all up for the
week end Remember to check The Evening Star
every Monday for Extra grocery specials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

CADILLAC '62 80" club coupe; two
tone blue and cream; Hydra. power
steering. premium tires; $4,000
best ofier. 10. $685..
CADILLAC 81 Fleetwood 4.door,
Matte. :. and h.. seat 'u covers h'o For
real. style and comfort. test-drivs
thisl S1,795. B. 81 D. MOTORS,
1892 Ca. ave, Sill. spe.. Nd. JU.
7-7ssS. Open todayi
CADILLAC 40" in very good con-
dition. garage-kept. good tires. Must
see 70 appreciate. DE. 2-4T60.
CADILLAC ~ Fleetwoods sedans
s Eyara;; ana l HI very c IS1 Ssaa
Dealer, Florida ave ne. at 9Th. Ii.
CADILLAC al club coupe. r. and h,t
seat covers; straight transmitk., y;
real nice car: s3e5: SILVER
sPRINSS Gu MoT It 3. CO. o.. me- Ga 40. ,.s
Nd. 10. p-4b00. Open today
{continued on Next Paes.J
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BoA,rs
pUELL,s SERVICE

- BUELL's SERVICE
Repair car6uretoTs, fuel pumps, SEN
orators, starters and diStributols
81 10Th st NV Ne. e.6777
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR HIRE
TRUCK AND DRIVER. day or night,
VIZ, S SsT IN 6He y" sSeSS Mac
Arthur blvd.
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CADILLAC SO "69" coupe, 2-tons
green: fully equipped with all powers
and continental conversion; $2,9e5;
CCC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac Olds. Co.
1922 22nd ST. NV, ST. $4,000
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CADILLAC SO convertible: hight blue
$4,000 miles; T. and h.. Hydra
Matte. and power steering. TU.
CADILLAC 1s4s "6e" 4-dr.; r. and
h. HYDRA, good tires. Uphol Ike
new. $685.. OWNER OIL. 6-6I3l.
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is-ft. Riviera model with twin cock:
pits forward: 2-tone mahogany: full
cover; spotlight: red leather in
terror; 130-h.p. Chris-Craft engine;
purchased late 1851. is In. excel.
cond.: trailer avail. If desired: reas
ri 0-3951
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,53 CADILLAC

'53 CADILLAC
"62" convertible: baby blue finish:
blue saran top. T.. h., Hydra. dr..
Wv tires, cleo. window lifts,
power steering. etc. All CadilIac's
LUXURY, at a price YOU can afford;
low MI, one owner, traded on the
new. % lincoln Capri convertible,
Reai sherp top down value: S3,096.
MONTGOMERY-STUBBS
Lincoln Mercury Dealer, 37I5 Bla-
densburg I'd. Ap 1920. II
CADILLAC 1881 "62" coupe: dark
blue top, light blue bottom: im-
maculate interior; r. and h.. Hydra,
premium WV. tires. This car will
satisdy the most sstute Of BUYERS.
LER MOTOR Co. 1910 r. I. ave.
CADILLAC "a rs" Imperial limou-
sine, beautiful black, fully equipped
with air-conditionins; $5.495; ccc
Capitol Cadillac-Olds. Co.
1893 22nd ST. NV, ST. $4,000
CADILLAC SO coupe De Vile: DARK
green top with light green bottom,
matching interior. r. and h.. Hydra,
power brakes. power steering. power
seats. power windows; premium
Wv. tires: exceptionally low MI;
only S4.195, as low rs S495 On.
MILLER MOTOR CO., 1910 r. I.
ave. ne. CO. 5.S2l4. "a
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CADILLAC 1852 7-passenser limou-
sine: black. Wv. tires. Hydra;
compl.. incl. air cond. low mileage;
very clean. 1895. tn. $4,000.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-01

Frank 0. McCord and members of
her winning "scavengers" as
guests. were revealed. The supper
will be at the home of Mrs. Paul
ID. Fettrow, the evening of Tues
day, July 16, at $50 o'clock.
For the musical part of the pro-
gram, two dainty teen-age girls
from the Midway school, Brenda
Dorm and Judith Beatty, with
plenty of talent sparkle, and "it'
brought round after round of ap-
plause from their audience as they
sang Make Yourself Comfort
able, "Serenade of the Bells"
stumbling" mo More" Wish
ing" and Little Red School
House" Mrs. Kenneth Dorm, Bren-
da's mother, played for the girls,
who made charming appearance
in their simple, duplicate ensem-
bles of black skirt, white blouse,
blue ballerina shoes and blue rose
buds at their throats, very much
resembling twins.
Planning committee for the de-
hghtful evening was, Mrs. Ross f.
Mills, Mrs. r. K. Dixon, Mrs. Ches-
ter Swope, Mrs. John Hammond
and Miss Dorothy Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-01
Party At xii Kare"
Starts Wishful "Thot' s.

John l.. Houston, his son and
daughter-in-lawM Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Houston, (Bess Coleman) invit-
ed neighbors to xii Kare," their
home on the Arbuckle Road last
week for a pot-luck supper, and
started what all hoped will be re-
peated elsewhere in the neighbor-
hood once in a while, because
everybody had such a wonderful
time"
Attending were: George Myers,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Myers and fam
Ily, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Fauver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woosley, Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Laird and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Woollam,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cornell, and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hart
and family Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Hart and family, Mr.. and Mrs,
Raymond Colliflower and family
Mrs. Harley King and her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Janet King, Alice
Iauver, Francy Fauver and Miss
Bonnie Coleman; sister of the host
ess.
~ .S
Mrs. Earl d. Rea, West Fourth
Street, has returned from visit
to Florida, where she accompanied
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and MRS. Robert Slagle and fam
lily of Delaware, on motor trip.