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Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

tertained at dinner, Sunday, for Tom
and Jim Nelson Of Spokane, Charles
and Grace Birnel and Ray Ward of
Evergreen.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. McCahan and
daughters Of Kalispel were dinner
guests Sunday evening at the Char
les Jellison home.
Two LaSalle boys pledged frater-
mites at Montana State college in
B0zeman. They were Ronald Ora
ham, Alpha Gamma Rho, and Bruce
Jellison, Lambda Chi Alpha. Don
Graham is also an AGR.
FETED At SHOWER
Mrs. Keith Graham was guest at
pink and blue shower at the home
of her sister, Shirley Barrett, in
Kalispell, Monday evening. Arlene
Skarie was assistant hostess. Games
and visiting provided the evenings
entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoye, Froid,
are visiting their son and family,
Alfred Hoye.
Ronnie Hoye and Jimmy Eayrs re-
turned last week from Ledger, where
they had been harvesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson and
sons, Sydney, were visitors last
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Marvin Larson. Albert is Edna's
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hammer
Polebridge, were overnight guests
Thursday, at the Norman Berger
home.
ATTEND WMF
Mrs. Cora Larson, Mrs. Alfred
Hoye and Mrs. Norman Bergen at
tended the WMF convention at Pol
son, Monday and Tuesday, staying
overnight. New officers for 1856 art
Mrs. Bergen, reelected president
Mrs. Mauritz Ekstrand, Kalispell
reelected first vice president; Mrs
Norman Stedje, Kalispen, reelected
second vice president, and Mrs. JOIN
Hewitt, Poison, secretary-treasurer
Little Terry Larson celebrated
her first birthday anniversary, Sat
urday. Her mother celebrated will
a party in her honor, Saturday at
ternoon. Little guests included Ad
rian, Susan and Sally Hoye, The;
Rae, Dennis and Vicky Lynn Dor
gen and brothers, Virgil and Rodney
Ladies attending were Mrs. Alfre
Hoye and her mother-in-law, Mrs
Henry Hoye; Mrs. Norman Borge
and mother in-law, Mrs. Thea Boz
gen, and Mrs. Marvin Larson an
? mother-in-law, Mrs. Cora Larson
Terry opened many gifts, afte
which ice cream and a heart shape
!, cake were served.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd MO0thar
S Portland, were callers alst week
!. the Alfred HOye home. The Moo
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07
Achievement Niqh1
Oct. n at Sunrift
By Mrs. George Wendi


DEER PARK - Remember the
achievement program at Sunrift
hall, Oct. IA! This program is spon-
sored by the Blue Ribbon Wrang-
lers and Lake Blaine Beavers All
clubs. After the awards for the year
are given fun night with lunch will
be held. Anyone interested in Al
achievements is cordially invited to
attend.
A special meeting of the Blue Rib
bon Wranglers was held at the
George Wendt home, Monday eve
ming. Purpose was to finish up all
the old business of the club year
and make plans for achievement
day.
Gary Eckelberry and Del Cornell
put on a demonstration on the
triangular sling. Rodney Wendt and
Keith Eckelberry demonstrated the
back pressure-arm method of art
ificial respiration. These demon
strations finished up the years
work. Each member took part in al
least one demonstration during the
year. Next meeting of this club will
be Oct. 18 at the home of Sandra
Fagerland. This will be next years
organizational meeting so it is urgeG
that all members planning on taking
All be present. The program fol-
next year will be planned and new
officers elected.
At the close of the meeting Rod
ney's nom served hot dogs, POI
and ice cream bars. There were L
members and the leaders and twt
visitors, Mrs. Darrell Logan ant
George Wendt present at the meet
ing.
VISITS BROTHER
Mrs. Alice Unz arrived, Monda,
from Sunburst to spend severa
weeks at the home of her brothe
and family, Lawrence Benner.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Peters Wer,
Monday evening visitors at tn
Kenneth Eckelberry home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Broken wer
Sunday evening visitors at tn
George Wendt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clarke AM
family spent Sunday evening at tn
Albert Clarke home in Smith Va
ley. This was Harold's mother
Il birthday anniversary and man
{: neighbors from this community us
: ually drive over to celebrate. Th
senior Clarkes were long time res
dents in the Lake Blaine district.
Charles Ward of Kalispel was
: recent visitor at the George Wen(
home. Chuck has just received h
| Fdischarge from the Navy.
! HOLD CET-TOCETHER
r A large crowd attended the &c
together at the schoolhouse, Frids
afternoon. Each room put on a pr
gram of their school work whie
}. was enjoyed by all mothers presen
After the program social hour W;
held. The teachers and pupils Sc
we'd cookies, kool aid and coffe
q This was a nice gesture of the teac
ers and very fine way to get a
2 quainted. Mrs. Larson, upper roor
) and Mrs. Gestring, lower room, a
n both new teachers here. 1t was MI
to meet them and make them VIZ
/ come to our community.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

Holland, Sunday.
Neighbors and friends of Ruby
Tombrink held shower for her at
the H. 0. Swisher home, Wednes-
day afternoon. She received many
useful and lovely gifts. Ruby is to
be married Saturday. The choir had
members of st. Charles church had
a shower for her at the home of
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald, Monday
evening in Whitefish.
Sid Morry Of Lacrosse, Wis, ar.
rived by car, Oct. 8, at the Sanford
Jones home to visit the folks for q
few days. Mr.. Morry and Terry
Reed helped Mr.. Jones saw wood
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ingmar Thoreson is visiting
her sister in Lima, Ohio. She has
been gone two weeks and intends tG
stay there some time before return
ing home.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07
Horse and GrizzIu
Show Tolerance

WEST GLACIER-The case of {
horse not boiling when close to {
grizzly bear was reported from neal
Granite Park chalets.
Jim Woody, St. Mary trail fore
man, walked his horse when neal
a grizzly bear. The horse obviously
smelled the bear, but did not sight
it until close. Ordinarily a horse
bolts when close to grizzly, but
nothing happened in this case, and
it is considered unusual. Horses
sometimes tolerate a black bear
but is said never grizzly"
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07
Announce Committee
For Public Party

Committee members for the pub
lie card party next Tuesday have
been named. Party, sponsored by
st. Richards Altar Society, starts al
8 p. m. at the parish hall.
CO-chairmen are Mrs. Vic Nadeau
and Mrs. Darwin Lundstrom. Com.
mittee members are Mrs. Ed Gilk
Mrs. Lou Kollenborn, Mrs. Matt Fin
berg, Mrs. Maybele Kelley, Mrs
Mike Sterback, Mrs. Perry Ranes
Irene Mengen, Mrs. Martin Laden
burg, and Mrs. A. l. Dishart.
High prizes for both ladies an6
men will be given in pinochle, bridge
and canasta. A door prize is award
ed, and lunch served.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07
Dinner and Movies
Sunday at Midwoy
by PoIIyanna club

CANYON VIEW - There will be
a potluck dinner at Midway hall,
Sunday at 6 pm. Movies will be
shown following the dinner. Every
one in the community is expected to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hit and child
rem of Bigfork visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Reed, Sunday.
Mrs. Hit is niece of Mrs. Reed.
Last Sunday dinner guests at the
Frank West home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Rock Smith, Joan, Ed and Lar
ry Smith. Joan has finished her
course at Gonzaga and will soon
take position in DR.. Simons' Of
flee in Whitefish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank West visited
at the Jim Hume home Monday eve
ming. - Ts.os.x
Eva Motichka, who entered White
fish Memorial hospital last Thurs
day for surgery, was able to return
to her home, Monday afternoon
Friends of Eva all wish her speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Michels are
busy this week making changes in
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Fauske Sr
plan to leave for a vacation in Great
Falls this coming weekend. They
will visit for two or three weeks al
the home Of their daughter and son
in-law, Capt. and Mrs. Cooper.
Saturday evening their children
who live in and near Whitefish me
at their parents home and held al
early celebration of Mr.. and Mrs
Fauske's seth wedding anniversary
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Fauske, Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
Fauske Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Elmel
Fauske and Mr.. and Mrs. Virgi
Michels. Seven grandchildren wer'
also in attendance. Mr.. and Mrs
Fauske were married Oct. 8, 1918
at Toxic, N. Oak.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Prichar'
of Whitefish were visitors one da
this week at the Lowitz home. Littl
Dale Dean has two new teeth. He j
five months old.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tombrink an
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frerich wer
guests of the Ancil COINS, Frida
evening.
| Carol Stocking was weeken
guest at the home of Kay Conn.
MIR. and Mrs. August Eschenbake
of Froid arrived at the George Kol
home week ago Friday. Mr.. ESQ
enbaker returned home with loa
of poles and posts, Tuesday. Mr.
Eschenbaker remained until La
Monday, when Mr.. Eschenbaker r
turned for another load of poles ar
lumber. They left for home on We
nesday. Mrs. Kohl and Mrs. ESQ
enbaker are sisters.
Raymond Opsand came up fro
Potomac to spend the weekend vii
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John O
sand.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Paulson
Homestead were visitors at Il
George Kohl home week ago Su
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stocking
Columbia Falls and Mr.. and MI
Jake Kraft Of Kalispen were di
ner guests at Kohls Monday evenin
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bushum
KaliSpell and Mr.. and Mrs. Ja'
Alison and children were dim
guests at the Opsand home, Sund'
evening.
Billie Phipps visited with Cal
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07
DriscoIIs Display
| Dodue for 1855

Columbia Falls only new car deal
er, Driscoll Motors, has on display
the new Dodge for 1856.
Among the features on the new
models are entirely renovated rear
end, improved automatic shifting and
push button control, increased horse
power, stunning new interiors and
new color styling both inside and
out.
The new Dodge is on display in
Driscoll Motors show room at the
corner of Highway 40 and Fourth
avenue west.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07
Grange Has AnnuoI
Booster Night
by LBH club

LASALLE-LaSalle Grange held
their annual Booster Night, Friday,
at the hall. Master Aenard Johnson
gave a welcoming address to the
members and guests. Lecturer Grace
Birnel led very entertaining pro-
gram which consisted of musical
numbers, singing, skits, readings
and talks. Ray Ward gave a sum-
mary of the Grange and its activities
from the time it was organized until
the present time.
The Rice sisters, Janet and Geral-
dine, of Grandview Supreme All
club, assisted by singing, and the
Casne boys, Bob and Sam, of La
Sale All club, showed magic tricks.
Francis Poulson showed movies of
the Calgary stampede and various
scenes of Hungry Horse dam and the
surrounding country.
The Grange ladies served lunch
ELECT OFFICERS
Birch Grove Elves Citizenship
club held election of officers, Mon
day. Those elected were Dolores
Hall, president; Sam Casne, vice
president; Bobby Howard, secretary
and Carter Fritz, treasurer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Garner anC
family have gone to Kellogg, Idaho
to visit his parents and Harold vii
60 elk hunting.
+. Do1f Schulstad had the misfortun,
of breaking the small bone of hi
leg last week and is wearing cas-
now. Dolf had a piece of machiner.
roll back against him. Lee Daley i
doing chores at the Schulsta,
; place.
BIRTHDAY Celebrated
Ray Fritz was guest of honor at
birthday party Saturday night a
LaSalle Grange hall. Several of tn
neighboring teen ayers of the com
. munity were present and severs
juniors and seniors of Flathea
county high school attended. TIL
evening was spent dancing and play
ing games. The basement was gail
5 decorated with several bouquets {
: autumn flowers and lighted candles
: The group gathered around Ray an
8 the lighted birthday cake and san
: Happy Birthday, after which Ra
!, opened several lovely gifts. The Ok
e casion was his 10th birthday ann
h versary. Refreshments were serve
e at a late hour.
Jean Powell had the misfortun
f to fall and crack a bone in her foo
i She is now wearing cast.
). Linda Graham was absent frol
J., school this week with a seige {
!. yellow jaundice. We wish her
speedy recovery.
e Mr.. Frank Sharr of Hungry Hors
), visited LaSalle, Half Moon and Birc
; Grove schools and took pictures
It the school group.
l. Ray Fritz had the privilege
b playing with the United States A
Force band, Thursday, in a ma
d inee performance in the new gym
IS The school board and several me
of the community hauled wood fl
d Birch Grove school, Sunday.
r Tom and Jim Ward of Spokar
" are visiting their brother, Ray War
5. this week and the three were dime
ID guests at the O. L. Mcdonald HON
l. Sunday.
,e Mrs. Don Wylder and Mrs. Gary
accompanied LaSalle students
Of Kalispell, where they enjoyed hea
at ing the United States Air For
band.
: FORMER TEACHER VISITS
LaSalle school was pleasantly 81
y prised to have Bob Waugh, form
a. teacher at LaSalle, visit them Ia
y week. He told about his work in t
y Navy hospital. The school show
~ off with some class work, singh
~ and folk dancing. Waugh said
az az had two years left in the Navy a
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07
Sorority Pledges

List of Montana State college sor-
GRITTY pledges includes the names of
Margaret Sparks, Columbia Falls,
Chi Omega; Marian Hawkins, White
fish, Kappa Delta; and Maxine ST.
derius, Somers, Alpha Omicron Pi.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07
Cruise N. f. Trees
For SO Sole

BIG CREEK-Anticipating a Flat
head National Forest timber sale for
next spring, a party is presently
cruising the Kletomus creek drain
age at the head of Big Creek.
A survey this summer indicated
the spruce bark beetle infestation
was 10 per cent, and that effective
control and salvage could best be
achieved by a sale.
Harold is crew chief on the cruise
with James Seek, Gordon Edgars
and Don Sweet.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07
Falls Group Works
On Library Project

Columbia Falls committee working
on the new county branch library
building are as follows: Mrs. Carl
Lundborg, chairman; Mrs. Fay
Loveall, member of the county IL
brary board; Mrs. Emelia Cook,
Mrs. C0rliss Rasmussen, Mayor
Herman Benzien, James Cumming
Chef Seymer and Mel Ruder.
In charge of the whole program is
Mrs. Cornelia Sherman, Kalispell
county librarian. s.
See editorial page 2 and city coun
ell and school board stories page 1
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

We most sincerely wish TO thank
The many friends and nsighbors who
were 20 helpful and sympathetic
during our recent bereavement. We
send special thanks 10 Pastor Ras-
mUssen. for music furnished at the
church. ladies' who provided ihe
lunch. extra kindness extended BY
20 many from Superior Buildings
Co.. the Losssreifss and many
others.
Mrs. James Styberg and children
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

harris had a new trailer and were
on their way to Arizona for the
winter.
Mrs. Clara Insteness and daughter,
Cheryl, Kalispell, were Sunday eve
ming visitors at the Alfred Hoye
home.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

SET OF DISHES FOR SALE. SER
vice for eight. Mrs. Helen Mass
man, 1923 Fifth st. west, Columbia
Falls. GILL
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

Il GAUGE HAMMERLESS DOUB-
lie barrel shotgun for sale. $35.
Charles Warnock, " mile south of
Driscoll Motors, Col. Falls. Phone
ICY. IL
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

2 FOOT REFRIGERATOR FOR
sale. Good condition. Inquire G..
w. Fleming. Phone 106-X, Columbia
Falls. IL
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

BIRD HUNTERS ATTENTION! GET
your duck stamps at Davall Mer-
camille, Col. Falls. GILL
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

FOR RENT: NICE APARTMENT
in motel. With gas heat, bath tub,
apartment size stove, refrigerator.
Can furnish dishes and bedding Il
needed. Laundry facilities avdAabte!
All utilities furnished by week OF
month. Also nice cabin, furnished
shower and oil heat. All utilities
furnished. SIS a month, or SIS 8
week. Crooked Tree motel, H. H. IL
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

8 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE. OR
lease with option to buy. Centrally
located. Carly Dramer, Col Falls.
Phone 242-Y. GILL
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

FOR SALE: KITCHEN TRASH BUR-
ner, Kenmore wringer washer,
two small oil heaters with tanks,
two burner gas plate, gas iron,
White treadle sewing machine. AL
vim Nash, Hungry Horse. Il
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

MODERN HOUSE FOR RENT IN
Bigfork. Henry Albertson, phone
7-3493. GILL
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

MOSSBERG 16 GAUGE SHOTGUN
for sale. Shot three times. SIS.
Cora Webb, 512 Third avenue west,
Col. Falls. Phone12-Y IL
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

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Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

A ROOM FOR RELIABLE WORK
ing girl in exchange for campan-
ionship to elderly lady. Phone Col.
Falls 1O2-K. GILL
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

WANTED: BUNK BEDS-IN TRADE
for double bed. Patchin, 1854 Third
avenue east, Col. Falls. Phi. 87-x3 IL
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-07

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SPEC
ials! Digging potatoes at Amos
Hellman's. Bring sacks and you
pick them up, $1.50 per 100 lbs. v
mile east of silver bridge, south
side. IL
Evening star., 1955-05-29
PIansAdvanced
For Rose Show
Next Saturday

Held in. the ballroom Of the
Shoreham Hotel with the Shore
ham rose garden ablaze with
color a few steps beyond. the
spring rose show Of the Potomac
Society Saturday and next SUM-
day is expected to be as elaborate
and extensive as one Of the ira
ditional fall shows.
It will be the first spring show
sponsored by the society and
will be staged jointly with the
meeting of the Colonial District
of the American Rose Society.
The show includes more than
100 classes, only three Of which
are restricted to members of the
American Rose Society who re-
side in the Colonial District.
The show will be free to the
public, but those who attend the
meetings. the dinner or bus tours
will be asked to pay registra-
ton fee of $3.50. Viewing hours
will be 4 to 10 pm. Saturday
and 10 am. to 6 pm. Sunday.
The Colonial District session
at 2 pm. Saturday will be ad-
dressed by DR.. w. D. Mcclellan
on Diseases and Pests of Roses"
District Director c. H. Lewis will
preside. That evening at the din
ner session, $50 pm, DR.. Sam
uel L. Emsweller will talk on
Results of Research on Roses"
william Arthur Minor, president
of the Potomac Rose Society.
will be master of ceremonies:
Niels j. Hansen will bring greet
ings of the local group, and
A. c. Barrett, general chairman
Of the meeting and rose show.
will award the trophies.
Two bus tours will be made
Sunday. At 8 am. the visitors
will tour the Beltsville station
and D. c. and Maryland rose
gardens. At. 2 pm. the tour will
leave for Virginia gardens. Tea
will be served at the Arlington
Memorial Rose Garden by
women of the Arlington Memo
rial Rose Garden Foundation.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Control insects & diseases
Sc on ROSES

WASHINGTON, NORTHWEST
American Plant Food Co.
6315 Blair Road
Apex Hardware
1920 Yuma Street
Meenehan's Hardware
1904 14th Street
3241 M Street
Mt. Pleasant Paint g. Hardware
3167 Mt. Pleasant Street
Peoples Hardware
PATS 18th Street
4877-79 Macarthur Boulevard
3511 Connecticut Avenue
TIT Georgia Avenue
WASHINGTON, NORTHEAST
Peoples Hardware
343l Bennings Road
l434 Florida Avenue
WASHINGTON, SOUTHEAST
Peoples Hardware
603 Pennsylvania Avenue
3842 Alabama Avenue
MARYLAND
BETHESDA
Peoples Hardware
1000 Wisconsin Avenue
CAPITOL HEIGHTS
Rays Hardware
59l2 Central Avenue
Evening star., 1955-05-29

It is advisable to use a starter
solution around transplanted
flowers and vegetables. Help
them get of to a good start.
Evening star., 1955-05-29

II you have a pool as part Of
your garden plan. two or three
water hyacinths, with their
glossy, ivy-green leaves and
lilac-blue flowers. will add in
terest to it.
Keep newly planted material
well watered. II rainfall is in
sufficient, soak the beds well.
Sprinkling Is of little benefit.
Mulch with something. Grass
clippings, peatmoss. buckwheat
hulls and sawdust are some sus-
gestions.
Now often, then the grass
clippings may be allowed to stay
on the soil as q mulch.
Watch out for dry weather If
you want the roses to do well.
Do not water roses at night. 1t
is better to have them go to bed
dry.
Some Of the shrubs are
through blooming now. 1t is a
good time to prune.
If your lawn grasses are grow
ing well because they are ade-
quately fertilized, they will
Evening star., 1955-05-29

Mrs. Wayne Lamar and DR.. L. O.
Weaver. Card and scrabble
games will be played. For tickets
($1.25) contact Mrs. Robert
Lentz, 1906 Cheverly avenue,
Cheverly, Md. (Union 4-0862).
WOOdhaven Garden Club will
meet Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. Harry Thompson, 1906
Woodhaven Bend, Bethesda, Md.
Mrs. Frederick Lang will be
guest speaker.
National Association of Gar
denerS, Washington branch, will
meet Friday at 8 pm. at Gustin
Gardens, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Gustin hosts. James Dye
of New York City, association
president, will be the speaker.
Potomac Rose Society plans
bus trip June II to include Fred
erick. Gettysburg, Harrisburg,
York and Baltimore. At Hershey
the group will visit the famous
gardens that embrace 10000 rose
bushes. Round trip fare, meals
not included, $6 per person. For
reservations: EN-. $4,000 after 6
pm; excursion will be taken,
rain or shine.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
GARDEN CLUBS

In Glenwood Road Garden
Clubs show May 81, Mrs. John
H. Sidebottom won the sweep
stakes award and the silver
bowl. Mrs. Charles Miller had
highest total in artistic arrange
mentS. Mrs. Sidebottom had
high total for specimens. Mrs.
Miller's Babes in the Wood"
using wild plants, was best ar
rangement. Mrs. w. j. Stahl's
Mojave rose was best specimen
and Miss Altona Chartron's
columbine spray was second best.
Sweepstakes runnersup were
Mrs. william r. Carroll, sec
ond; Mrs. George Smith, third;
Mrs. Charlton. fourth.
Bradbury Heights Garden
Clubs spring flower show awards
included: Most outstanding
arrangement, Mrs. Charles Neil:
outstanding single specimen,
Mrs. Paul Macdonald; Most
horticultural class points, Mrs.
John Burton; visitors awards,
Mrs. Leroy Jensen. Mrs. E. S.
Alverson. Rosemary Vance. Hal
lie Blake; arrangements f1rsts:
Mrs. Neil, Mrs. Joseph HaIlett,
Mrs. Margaret Gallagher and
Mrs. Charles Hartley.
Takoma Horticultural Clubs
rose and peony show will be open
to viewing today from 2 to 8
pm. at Takoma Elementary
School. It opened yesterday,
combining the seth rose show
and the 9th peony show. Chair
men Of the event were: Joseph
E. Dentz. Harry c. Fleming and
Miss Isabelle Smith.
Woodmoor Garden Club will
meet Wednesday at $3.50 pm. at
the home of Mrs. RENO A. Kary,
10405 Brookmoor drive. Silver
Spring, Md. Mrs. Arthur Ring
land will give an informative
talk on Dried Flowers"
Garden Club Of Chevy Chase,
Nd, will hold its final meeting
Of the season at 3 pm. Wednes-
day at the home Of Mrs. G.
Thomas Dunlop, Manor road.
Mrs. F. w. Connolly will be CO.
hostess. Annual meeting. and
election.
Cheverly Garden Club will
sponsor a dinner at the Fairfax
Hotel, 2l00 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, Thursday at $50 pm.
A short panel discussion of gar
den problems will follow the
dinner, with Miss Margaret Lam
caster moderating a panel con-
sisting Of Mrs. w. T. Wilson.
Evening star., 1955-05-29

colors which blend well with
one another and with the color
Of the house.