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Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-02
Need More bowlers
For Ludy Leagues

-Four more teams are needed for
the Columbia Falls Women's City
Bowling association.
Ladies who have never bowled, as
well as those with bowling exper-
fence, are welcome to join the
League. They're short two teams
for the Columbia Bowling League,
which bowls evenings. There are
to be IL teams in that league, this
year.
Also needed are two teams for the
Housewives League, which bowls,
afternoons.
Ladies interested may contact
Mrs. Chris Chef, association presi.
dent, or Mrs. Irene Holien Laden.
burg, newly elected secretary Of
the group. Names of interested lad.
les may also be left at the bowling
alleys here, but all must do so by
Sept. 10.
First Women's bowling in Column
bia Falls was last year, with sue
cessful start. Play ended with 6
bowling tournament.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-02
Andrew Twins Observe
Birthday Anniversary

Marilyn and Dennis Andrew OBJ
served their fifth birthday anniver-
sary, Monday, with a party. They
are children of Mr. and Mrs. Teddy
Andrew.
CHESTS were Debbie Anderson, Ed
ward Farmbrook, Dean and Mark
Knapton, Susan, Kathy, and Janice
Peterson, Marilyn Saurey, Billy
Schrock, Gail and Janet Shay, John
ny Stallings and the twins sisters
Shirley and Marie.
Assisting Mrs. Andrew was Mrs
Leroy Peterson.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-02
Buy Two Lots On
Nucleus Avenue

Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Cameron, Los
Angeles, purchased two 25-foot lots
on Nucleus avenue between the Col
umbia Bar and the Rocky Mountain
Sports shop this past week.
The Myron Gohn agency handled
the sale for Frank Greco, Browning,
and Wilma Kienholtz, Fresno, Calf.
The Camerons plan to erect a two
story businesses building eventually
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-02
Honor Mrs. Willis
At Farewell Party

Mrs. F. E. Willis was guest Of
honor at a farewell party, Aug. "a.
Hostess was Mrs. Walter Piper.
Guests of the afternoon were Mrs.
Wallace Floren, Apgar; Mrs. Bill
Knapton, Mrs. Howard Piper, Mrs
Gene Piper, Mrs. Lawrence Rude
Mrs. C. M. Rasmussen, Mrs. AL Ri
erson, Mrs. Fred Schroth, and Mrs
Jack Strickland. Mrs. Jean Sullivan
Apgar, and Mrs. Bill Moore, Coram
were unable to attend.
Mrs. Willis was presented with {
gift from the group. The Willis fam
lily has moved to The Dalles, Ore.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-02
Unique Birthday Party
HOnOrs Ann Rasmussen

Guests met at 1880 a. m. to attend
the birthday party given for Ann
Rasmussen, Saturday. At 8 a. m,
the guests were at Avalanche camp
ground where they joined a park nat
uralist on hike to Avalanche lake.
Upon their return from the hike.
picnic dinner was enjoyed at Ava
lanche campground.
It was AIMS fourteenth birthday
anniversary. Her guests were Mar
jorie Bakshas, Rose Marie CORR
geux, Phyllis Downen, Marge and
Myra Robinson and their cousin,
Sharon; and Judy Sanders.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-02
Falls Club Calender

Official board of the Methodist
church meets next Tuesday, 8 p. m,
at the parish house.
St. Richards Altar society will
meet next Wednesday, 7:30 p. m,
at the parish hall. Hostesses are to
be Mrs. D. B. Wishart and Mrs.
Leonard Motichka. Mrs. Martin
Olsen will preside.
General WSCS of the Methodist
church is to meet next Wednesday,
8 p. M, at their parish house.
Royal Neighbors Lodge meets
next Thursday, 8 p. M, at the Mas
onic temple.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-02
Mrs. Ladenbure Heads Catholic Ladies

Mrs. Emma Ladenburg, Columbia
Falls, was named president Of the
Diocesan Council of Catholic Wo-
men this week. Their annual session
was held in Anaconda. It is a two
year term of office.
The new Council president has
served as recording secretary, Sec
ond vice president, and first vice
president of the Diocesan Council.
She is a past president of St. Rich
ards Altar society in Columbia
Falls, and active in that organic
alton.
Three BISHOPS
There were three bishops in at
tendance at the annual banquet.
They we're Bishop Joseph M. Gil
more. Helena; Bishop Dougherty,
Yakima, Wash; and Bishop Toepel,
coadjucator, Spokane, Wash. There
were 364 attending the banquet, Reg
iStered delegates at the session tot
allied $50 ladies. Next years meet
ing will be in Helena.
NATIONAL MEETING
Previous to the Anaconda session,
Mrs. Ladenburg and Mrs. Dale Ed
wards, KaliSpell, were among those
attending Leaders Training Instit-
ute for National Council of Catholic
Women. The Institute was held al
Holy Names College, Spokane. Lad.
les enjoyed watching National Coun
Gil officers participate in tele.
vision show.
Meeting Mrs. Ladenburg in Spo
kane was her sister, Mrs. j. Simp
son, Tacoma, WASH, and Mrs. Rob
ert Sanders, Columbia Falls. Mrs
Sanders is Mrs. Simpsons daughter
The ladies then went to Anaconda
Mrs. Simpson is now visiting in Col
umbia Falls.
Mrs. Ladenburg, daughter of thu
late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pohl, ha
lived in the Columbia Falls are;
since she was five years old. Sh
was born near Missoula. She is
niece of Mike Berne, longtime Co
umbia Falls resident, and the lat
William Berne.
She's former sch00lteachel
; having taught several years in tn
Flathead. Activities have include
serving on the Valentine schot
!. board. She is a graduate Of Flathea
county high school, and attende
University of Washington, two year!
Proud of their mother are seve
sons, and one daughter, residing j
: the Flathead area are sons, Johr
e Thomas, Michael, and Martin. Al
q drew is overseas in the service, an
other sons, James and Francis r.
! side in Washington, as do her daugl
: ter, Mrs. William ELLEN Lyncl
$ There are 16 grandchildren. HI
r husband, Frank Ladenburg, passe
away in 1881.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-02
Washington, and more recently has

Washington, and more recently has
been in YWCA work in Hawaii.
Mrs. M. M. Ruder, Bismarck, N.
OAK, left Monday for her home af-
ter 10 day swith her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Ruder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Bruce and
family have left for Portland, Ore,
where they plan to teach school.
Bruce taught at Columbia Falls
junior high eighth grade and Mrs.
Bruce, a first grade room.
Columbia Falls MaSonS will hold
their first fall meeting next Wednes.
day, 8 p. M, at the Masonic temple
Visiting MasonS are welcome.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-02
Attends Conference

The Rev. w. R. Holzheimer of the
Lutheran church Missouri Synod at
tended the state pastors conference
at Bozeman. He left Monday and
returned Friday.
More than 40 pastors of the Miss
ouri Synod gathered at the confer
ence to discuss pastoral methods
and ministration and also to hear
theological essays.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-02
No Services Sunday
At Lutheran Church

Worship service will not be
held, Sunday at Our Savior's
Lutheran church. It's the annual
Circuit Brotherhood family retreat
at the Flathead Lutheran Bible
camp, Flathead lake.
The retreat begins Saturday after
noon and continues through Monday
noon. It is held each Labor day
weekend.
Slated for Sept. II at Our Savior
Lutheran church is rally day, Sun.
day school will begin at $50 a. M,
with morning worship at IL o'clock
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-02
Resume Sunday School
At Methodist Church

Sunday school at Columbia Falls
Methodist church will resume Sum
day. It will start at 10 a. m. with
classes for all ages. General super.
intendent is Mrs. Ed Jystad, with
Mrs. Conrad Laughlin, primary
superintendent.
Morning worship will begin al
II a. m. with Rev. M. o. Smith.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-02
Give Dessert Luncheon

a dessert luncheon, Friday after
nOOn bn nEs
Honored guest was Mrs. Fannie
Haines, Spokane, who is visiting
friends and relatives here. Others
present were Mrs. Mary Gorton,
Mrs. Art Green, Mrs. Anna Ross,
Mrs. w. R. Amman, and Mrs. John
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26

Mines. Cozelle Breedlove, Robert
Wynn Jr.. James Simms and Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Kitchen OF Kan
sas City. Kansas. Miss Marjorie
Lewis and Mr.. Otis Skinner. Mr..
and Mrs. Chester White left Sun
day night. August 81 for home,
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Favors
viii visit in Houston, Texas.
Vacationlng At Minnesota
Lakes: Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Pat
rick, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Brad.
shaw. of Chicago. Ill. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Thomas OF Kansas
City. Missouri. vacationed at
Minnesota's lakes. During their
stay in Minneapolis, they stopped
at the Nicollet Hotel. Mr.. Brad
shaw is personnel Counselor at
Ardens Mail Order Company in
Chicago.
Texas Visitor: Mrs. Sarah
Brady, Houston. Texas, arrived
Sunday evening. August 81, to
visit her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Young, 6O7 Olson Av.
N, and Mrs. Al Hampton, llol
Humboldt Av. N. During her stay
in Minneapolis. Mrs. Brady will
reside at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. Al Hampton.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Kitchen and son Billy
Kitchen, arrived Monday, August
IS TO visit the family OF Mr.. Kit
Chen's sister, Mrs. Joseph Har-
pole, 2316 Tenth Az. s. They were
extended many social courtesies
during their stay in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kitchen and son,
Billy returned home on August 20.
Motoring East; Mrs. Sarah Ben.
son. 526 nth Az. S. and Mrs.
Edith McGraw. 1904 Third Az. s,
left the city Saturday morning to
visit friends and relatives In Bos-
ton, Massachusetts and Philadel-
phia.
yer. Colorado TO visit Mrs, Earl
Mann.
HospItalizcd: Mrs, Daniel Swain
Of 10 Hyland Av. NJ. In in Mount
Sinai Hospital for observation.
Houseguest: Mrs. Olga Haley.
Battle Creek, Michigan, arrived
In the city Tuesday night TO visit
Mrs. r. S. Underwood, 1890 Port
land Az. s.
Detroit Visitor: Mr.. Maurice
Mosely OF Detroit. Michigan, ar
rived Sunday, August 81 TO spend
about fifteen days as the guest
Of his brother-in-law and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold c. Combs.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Woodward and daughter,
Karen. 1880 Ashland Av. St
Paul Park were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Cox OF 4los
Fifth Av. s, Sunday. August 81.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
ST. Paul

Visiting In Chicago: Mrs Anita
Tucker, daughters. Pamela and
Cathy are visiting In Chicago. III,
whore they are the houaogtIoats
OF Mrs, fuckers parents. Mi and
Mrs Francis w, nracey. They
Will return To the city around
September 1.
Fisk Club Name. Omitted. In n
recent account OF n party given
by the Twin city FIak Club. the
name Of Harry 4 BROWN was not
included with the list OF club
members The guest list should al
10 have included Leonard Carter
and Mr and Mrs. Clarence An,
dersun,
Baby 0irIi Mrs. Cecilia Rus.
sell. 8gp Iglehart Az. widow Of
the late Roy Russell Jr,. was
blessed with baby girl, weigh.
ing four pounds. II ounces at NIL.
Ter hospital ON Saturday, August
20.
Quests From Detroitl Mr.. and
Mrs. George Williams, 70J IT An.
thony Az. had Rs their house
guest during the past two weeks,
Mrs. Ola Mae Jackson Of Detroit.
Mich. Mrs jackson In the mother
of Mrs Williams While In tho
city, Mrs. Jackson also visited her
sisters, Mrs Martha Maui. b7p
Rondo and Mrs Cassie Lynn. b3D
Carroll Mrs Maui entertained
nj a party In hsI sisters Ronor on
Friday. August 10 Many friends
dropped In Ia meet Mrs. jackson
She viii leave for her home on
Friday. August 10
MS w. ~ Dean. BI2 Rondo Az.
In confined 10 his home because Of
illness.
Return Prom Vacation Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Fox. eas Carroll Az.
and daughters. Jeanne and Jane
returned 10 81 Paul on Friday,
August 10. after n three weeks
visit In g. Louis. Mo, where they
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard For, Br The parents 81
Mr. Fox returned with the family
and they will be in the city until
September /.
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Smmher Party: Miss Carolyn
holhrooN, $500 Clinton Az. s.. was
hostess at n slumber party at her
home Tuesday evening. August %,
Guests wcrc tho Misses Charlene
Cleveland, Johnny Mae and Al
thea liadlcy Dorothy Faison,
Rita Taylor, Shirley Hughes and
Karen RoGan.
Vacation In GcorHiai Mrs,
Charles PuCkctt ST., 29i9 2snd Av.
s., returned recently from n vaca-
ton trip To Atlanta and Griffin,
Georgia. where she visited rcla-
tivoS and friends, Accompanying
her were her two children Janice
Ann and Charles Jr,
Visitors From ChIcagoi Miss
Florence Gibbs, former resident OF
st, Paul and Miss lwana II. Cen
eral arrived In the city from Chi.
cage, Saturday morning. August
20. 20 visit Miss Gibbs brother
and slstcr-in-law, Mr., and Mrs.
Morris Gibbs Jro loit Firth Az,
r.. and many friends and other
relatives enroutc to Sacramento,
California and Los Angeles. Calf
fnrnia, where they will make their
home They will also stop IN Den.
Dinner Hosts Mir and Mrs,
Harold Evans OF st Louis, Mo,
houscgursts ~ their uncle and
aunt, MIR, and Mrs, NJ. q, Evans
STt0 Fifth Az. T., were dinner
guests of MIR. and Mrs Andrew
Gray. 5000 Third Az y, on Sat
urdRy evening, August 20, at
Somerset, Wis, Mrs Gray In u
niece of Mrs, Evans,
SurprIs" Baby showers A sur
prise baby shower was given IN
honor Of Mrs, Dorothy Whitaker
$40 Humboldt Az, N, at the home
Of Mira Jennie Wilburn, 1901
Humboldt Az N, Sunday after
noon. August II Amusing shower
games were played and Mrs, Mar.
garct Kelly, Mrs, Roma Batsel
and Mira liuna Fulsom won the
prizes Those who were present e
help enjoy the shower were
the Mines. Gertrude Palms, Jackie
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Dovis- Clay
Nuptials Read
Lost Saturday

A beautiful singlo-nng cerc-
mony at Camphor Methodist
Church on Saturday. August 20.
AT q p, III. united Miss Ruth Davis
OF st Paul and Willie Clay of
Canton, Mississippi
The bride In the daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs, Clarence Davis. 867is
Rondo Az she was given In mar
rage by her father On either side
of the altar stood white candles In
silver candelnbra and giant palms
formed the background for the
ceremony performed by Rev. Jer-
ONE DE Pine.
The bride was lovely In a
white embroidered nylon rcdlng-
ote over nylon tullc. n fun bout.
FAINT skirt falling gracefully from
a fitted bodice, Her wedding drcAa
WAS made by Mrs. Lula J., King.
Her veil hung from "a crown of
embroidered nyion and was Of
finger tip length, Her only jcwclry
was a pair OF pearl earrings aho
carried n bouquet of pale pink
roses with stephanotis on n white
bible.
Attending the bride were the
Misses Alga Anderson and l.au-
rene Price, bridesmaids and Mrs.
Frank Winfield. matron Of honor,
Miss Price In cousin Of the bride.
Each Of her attendants wore l..
IDENTICAL gowns Of dotted swiss
over nyion taffetta In pink with
matching crowns and gloves Of
wrist length They carried bou-
qusts Of tea roses set In white
gisdiulas and tied with white nib
hons
The brides mother was n
charming picture In pale blue
cotton vUilc with fitted bodice and
tiny pieats all around the skirt.
She wore pink hat and gloves and
navy blue shoes.
Best man was Ernest Wiley Of
81. Paul and uHhcfs were Philip
Archer and Roosevelt McCaTty,
also Of ~ Paul
Following the wedding osro-
mOny, - reception WAS held at the
Sterling Club. 3ib ~ Dale ~. Mr.
and Mrs William Carter were IN
,harRo Of the reception. over 100
guests came 10 greet the newly,
wods and they received numerous
beautiful and useful gifts
Guests were registered by Mrs
Evelyn House. Mrs. &. w. Peters
Vas In charge ~ floral arrange.
mcnts which Included a unique
centsrpiecs Of many different
flowers and "a background ~ large
palms Assisting with the gifts
we're Mrs Lucille Archer. Mrs
Lula King and Miss Eetue Louise
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PopvIor Daughter Elk
Returns from Vacation

Mrs. ETncBhnc ". wright, 22lS
5th Av &. returned on August
10 from n trip 10 81. Louis. Mo
and East 81 Louis. III While In
81 Louis, she was the houacguest
Of Mrs Jamie Lee willis Active
in Elkdom, Mrs Wright visited
Venus Temple No. iIt2. BPOE Of
w while there
In East St Louis. Mrs Wright
was fcted at party At Golden
Rod Temple, No 28i, TBrOE Of
W. Twenty-Five guests wcr" pre-,
sent Mt n dinner party given BY
Mrs, willis IN honor 81 Mrs
Wright Many other social c"ur
tesies were extended and sh" 70.
c"lyed many lovely gifts.
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lbs Anglers Visitors; Mr.. and
Mrs Charles = Blaine arrived BY
plane Tuesday, August o. 10 Nht
Mr. BlMns's sister, Mrs "
X Rowland sst IgIshArt ~
Some Of the social oOurtssiss sJ-
tended were Mr.. and Mrs George
Brooks Jr.. 7sO 81, Anthony Az,
dinner a, the WAikiIi Room. Me
oIlst Hotel and the Pop ooncsrt
Mr. and Mrs KAn Brent H2o
Fourth Az. 81. dinner party a.
tbsir horns Mr. and Mrs CDl"r'
!sEs Hsnd1n. 3sit Portland Az.
dinner q, home: Mr. and Mrs.
Tenn Lang. Ht5 Fourth ~ p
brunshsnn, and Mr. and Mrs. ~ X
U0Nihhd Informal party a. hsir
hOrns Mr. anf Mr. Gorge
Brnoks Jr, presented Mrs. Bialn"
beautiful oDrusEs vf>Jn th'i' 80
psr'ur. 'Or Tulsa. Oklahoma
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Visitor From Missouri: Miss
Alice Jane Owens. ST. Louis. Mis-
sour. arrived in the city Sunday
morning, August 81, to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Alice Young and
uncle, Mr.. Ernest Finney, Of 1920
Portland Av. s.
New Jersey Visitor. Mr.. Gil
bert Strout, Belleville. New Jersey
arrived Sunday. August 81, to vis-
II his brother-in-law and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert How
ell, 1886 Aldrich Av. N. Mr.
Stout plans TO stay about two
weeks.
Picnic Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert E. Chambers. 4440 Fifth Av.
s.. were hosts at a picnic at Elk
celsior Park in honor OF their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
White and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Favors Of Kansas City. Kans.
Other guests were Messrs. and
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Social and Personal
y MINNEAPOLIS

Simmon. Arlene Milton. N. D.
Milton, Buna FNllsom. Emma Wat
kins, Ursula Smith. Roma Bat
sell. Margaret Kelley. Naomi
Whitaker Essie Mae Mckinley.
Lcona Mccoy. Ruth Mccoy, Ollie
wits, Clara Petoford. Arvada
Mccoy. and onie Mccoy. The
honorcc received many lovely
gifts for the baby. Those who did
not attend but sent gifts were:
Mrs, Margaret Allen, Mrs. lone
Allen and Mrs. Catherine Ander-
son. Refreshments were served.
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SNACK APT TO III MOST ANYTIME It's part OF the
hospitality of American homes to offer refreshments when friends
90 call
quick informal snack but guaranteed 20 please the
these Crabmeat Bun open
They have the advantage of being made with
ingredients pantry shelf for quick use
Perfect evening they have OF culinary
achievement associated with deu 90 prepare refresh
mcnts hot while Rice Krpses stil popping An
other recipe developed In the kitchens Of the
Kellogg Company of Battle Creek. Michigan
GRuLED CRABNEAT ON A BUN
a, cup a 6N -os cam crabneat
2 tablespoons butter margarine
Sos pkg proccsscd American cheese
sandwich buns
cup Rice krispcs
Flake crabmca removing bones Cut butter and cheese IN
small pieces covered small low heat
about stirring occasionally until cheese Is melted ana
Stir crabmeat Slice buns spread cut
faces Place broicr rack about
heat Brol about minutes until slightly Drowned
hubby Sprinkle with Rice krispies Bro about minute
longer Yield servings Note cup q 7-of CAM
fish, faxed be substituted for era6mcat
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The RKlahf future

Experts say we can lncreas" our
standard of living about three per
cent a year which means that
more people each year Win b" able
% poaseEs the fruits Of American
industry.
This In turn will be fell In N"
Improvement OF our schools. hos
pitsls, paris. highways 70
search ocntsrs-- everything that
we need and want for ourselves
and our children
At the same time. by the nor.
NAL. dynamic development Of fire."
capitaliS,ic enterprise. We can
create even wider ownership 81
American industry.
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The beautiful entries wer'
manship. color harmony OF flow
ers and accessory material: con-
dition OF material. distinction: ORR
ginality, proportion and balance.
Judges were Mrs. s. J. Koby and
Mrs. and Mrs. X. w. Fischer.
First prize winner IN the Min
neSota division was Mrs Ethel
Evans; second prize. Mrs. Grace
Clsck and Mrs. Margaret Moore
won third prize.
Mrs. Florence CasSius was FIRST
prize winner in the Alaskan div
sion, with Mrs. Clack winning
second and Mrs. Nina Baines,
third.
Mrs. Massengin took top hon
ors In the Hawaiian division
Mrs. Luella Brown won second
prize and Mrs. Eva Henderson
third.
In the Holland display. first
prize ribbon was awarded to Mrs.
Baines with Mrs. Massengin plac-
ing second and Mrs. Birda Ridley
third.
Top honors In the French divi-
sion went 10 Mrs. Ridley. Mrs,
Mary Green and Mrs. Ethel Ev-
ans won second and third re-
spectively.
Mrs. Louella Brown won first
prize on the Irish table, Mrs. Mas
sengill won second and Mrs.
Baines. third Mrs. Brown also
took the first prize ribbon In the
Sweden grouping. Second prize
went 10 Mrs. Eunycc Lewis and
third to Mrs. Massengtll
A charming arrangement Of
flowers and fruit won first place
In the Mexico division for Mrs.
Massengill, Second place went to
Mrs. Henderson and third To Mrs
Brown.
In the Africa division, Mrs.
Eva Neal took first prize, Mrs.
Brown. second and Mrs. Rid
ley third.
The Oriental exhibit winner was
Mrs. Clack with second prize TO
Mrs. Massengill and third To Mrs
Brown.
The miniatures, not over 3
inches, including container. net
ted Mrs. Massengill another first
prize and tied for second place
honors were Mrs. Gladys John
son and Mrs. Eva Henderson. Ty-
ing for third were Mrs. Bertha
Berry and Mrs Ethel Evans.
Novella Clack was the winner
In the children's division, open TO
youngsters from 7 10 10 years.
A non-competitive exhibit OF IA
wedding table was shown by Mrs
Teretha Blcdsoe and Mrs. Dolly
Crushshon.
Prize for the best gladiola went
to Mrs. Brown with Mrs. Hender-
son second and Mrs Lois Murphy
third.
Mrs Ridley took ribbon for
the best aston. with Mrs. Massen-
gill placing second and Mrs.
Bsines, third. Ribbon for the best
dahIla went 10 Mrs. Masscngill
Second prize was won by Mrs.
Margaret Moore and Mrs. Evans
won third
Top prize for zinnias went TO
Mrs Baines.
Prize ribbon for phlox went 10
Mrs. Brown. Best rose honor went
10 Mrs Henderson with Mrs Mas
sengiil second and Mrs Murphy
third Mrs Ridley won frs, In
the lily exhibit and Mrs Moore
placed second.
Second sweepstakc prize win
ncr was Mrs Brown and tying in
third place were Mrs Evans and
Mrs Henderson.
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In the earlier days Of the county
wheat was king The city Of Win.
ona, with the visiting steamboats,.
was an outstanding grain market
and the trading center for what IL
now all Of southeastern Minneso-
"a
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS 4

Family Visitors Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mcheau of ST
Louis, Missouri arrived in the city August L. to visit the
families of their Mr. Claude Mcheau 366 Elliot Av
and Mr. Phillip Meheau, 3433 Fourth Av S During their
stay they enjoyed Mnnesotas fishing and trip Crystal
Cave in Wisconsin They left Sunday August 81 to visit in