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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06

TEMPLE HILLS - New, 3-bedroom
brick rambler. living room. fireplace
separate dining room, large equipped
ment with half bath and additions
fireplace. We have several brick. 3.
bedroom ramblers, priced from S14.
$50 to S19.950. Come out and in.
f HsS TT TO-DAY 1HySo sGRIsMoED REAL !
t ri, ESSAY HILLS. open. SUM.
DESIGNED for good living; cow. 10.
Gated; CT approved. 1906 Gumwoot
DIR. BRAGUNIER " SARVIs. WA
T-7O73, WA. 7-0161.
cost cost to !, a az qualified 1, vet 3,bedrm
6 ca 1,,, II g pm WA. 7-o6iI
univ. PARK~62Ie 44th ave.-bricl
Cape Cod; liv; rm.. firepl.. sep. din
si7eod se' Rx slssS Ssn' T Isms s.s XII
ALLEN REAL ESTATE.
ment. 30-yr. CT loan; immaculat,
2-bedrm. brick home. only. 2 yrs
old. din. rm.. modern equip. kit.
tilsa path ied res odyp 1sm Ioea VIII
Cali The FERRY BOSWELL BOSWELL CO CO.
WEST Tsi LAM IANHA N HILLS Il; 4so1 18th
ave.-New spit-level: 3 bedrms.
lge; closets; full res; type bsmt
WEST LANHAM-Picture Cap
Cod. featuring 25x11 liv. rm. with
fireplace. sep. din. rm. and 3 bed
THoMAs F. HALEY HALEY. Realtors g AZ
woopLAwN-1oyely. semidet. brick
SSOed Tb hG1s Sat in and 'S S;oo %Sd
rec. type bsmt. with asphalt TIL
iloor. nice shrubberv. Rear lawn com.
THOMAS r. HALEY. Realtor, Ian,
ham, Md" .AP, 7.S30o,-G
i2I5 18th AVE. BELLMEADEi 81
sttic mod Kit NICE it, eS conv Z
SCHOOLS and shopping. $6O.72 mo
Call Mr., Finley. WA. 7-s1S9, with
EREpER1cK REAL ESTATE, RE
4 BEDROOMS, s11,aSo, o1-see thi.
good-looking home with its large
trees trees on hsdr %ell.lan6scapsd fenced Ge
full basement with outside entrance
and many, many expensive add
tions; very close to parochial and
public school and new super highway
to downtown. This is truly an out
standing buy; First time offered
sfhcifo ofsSV ii.BEpRM. sRK. with Q.
car gar; nice kit. firepl. in bright
ltv. rm., finished bsmt.: 3 Minis.
from new Freevay. Already VA APP
praised at 500. 900 or will sell con-
ventional See IT, we know you will
like II Phone for appt. DOUG M.
SMILEY; Eesltor. uN. &-e2o0; eyes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06

.KENTLAND-No. dn. -payment-Move
in Immediately. Frame semidet.
Colonial; Iiv. rm.. sep. din. rm.,
fully equipped kit on LIST FIR; 2
hedrms. and bath up: full daylight
bSmt: storm windows: excel. cond.
price. S11,500. MODERN REALTY
CO.. INCs JU. 7-5350. AP. 1888.
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In with only $50 cash.
Three-bedroom brick semidet: gas
F St, Carmody Hills, near b. G.
line; total monthly payments only
S71. incl. taxes and insurance. Cali
til Q pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT
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XON HILL, Sc. MIDI Ss,25O-1N

near Baltimore blvd
6rm. brick Colonial: full bsmt..
fireplace in large liv. rm; Diet. brick
garage: concrete porch; price, $14,-
$50: as low as 81 800 down. or will
CT. Call til 8 pm, WA. $4,000.
EORERT s DAVIS 4: co
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PRETTY AND NEAT

Lovely. nearly new 5-rm. brick HON,
on nice lot; III baths, rec. rm
patio. l blk. to trans, COW. Il
shopping, schools. theatre. PriceC
only S13, approved Az loan
pay S65.70 per no., incl. taxes.
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Lawrence v. Lutes Co.
JU. B-4222
OPEN TODAY, l-8
TALL, TIMRERS

e21 SLIGO CREEK PKWY.
Unique home of white brick and red.
wood. quilt on 3 levels. High on q
slope, overlooking picturesque Sligo
creek. surrounded by towering oaks
and NAPLES. Towering dogwood snt
shrubs. Studio-type living room. Z
FLA approved at S2a. $50, with SO.
year, $4,000. first trust. Only 81.
300 cash and S112.50 monthly, in
GLIDING taxes. Ewes, cal UN
l-1S12D Out New Hampshire ave
to Sligo Creek pkwy.. left ! BLOCK
TO Glengarry I'd, left " block t.
oTr open stSn or out sV ois eree
paw. to 92l and I'D the steps tc
house
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
5000 Corn Ave KE 7-ISOC
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ROGERS HEoHrs-LEe. Cape Coz
with full din rm.. extra-lge. kit.
hsmt.. lse. fenced lot. / blk. TO bus
CT approved. Sl2,350. No down pay
ment to vet.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7774 %
WASHINGTON sANITARTUM AREI
NO MONEY DOWN CT
ONLY 16.000-3-bedrm-. Diet. brick
] y baths, sep. din. I'm, full bsmt
porch, level lot and many extras
Approved VA 30-yr. loan. Cow. Il
everything cox & CO., RE
7-1633. Mrs. Steinberg. JU. 9-2631
BRICK RAMBLER-Sparkles like new
with fireplace. picture window. din
rm., tile bath, Pull bsmt. with out.
side entr.. auto. washer. storm win.
dows; level lot. Only Sl3.5o0, G.
or conventional.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7774 IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06

BuNGALOW,, 60! 10th ave. Green
Meadows bedrms., attic; large
lot; vacant: like new. S500-Sl. 200
cash. viii exchange. Might rent.
Open Sun. l to 6. OWNER, ia.
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CHARMING RAINIER

First Offering of this outstanding g.
bedrm. cor. brick rambler. 3 nice
bedrmS,. all-elec. GE. kit. with
dishw and disposal; full bsmt..
gas ht.; ranch style fence. Most
reasonably priced at $4,000, Sub
lect to VA approval. Cow. 10
Langley PIX. and new LanSburgh
Dept. Store.
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PECK SELLS HOMES
OFFICE OPEN 10 TILL
p1rr1rpE poox uoASr

PICTURE BOOK HOME
Custom-b built brick rambler on nearl.
q acre lev. lot in Heitmuller ES.
tates. 3 lge. bedrms.. lots OF closets
22' liv. rTn., fireplace. beautiful kit
with lots of cabinets; ranch fence
garden house; new WESTINGHOUSE
dryer and washer. Gil appraised
S1S,450. Small down payment.
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ONE FLOOR Special,

ONE FLOOR SPECIAL
Brick rambler. hv. rm, din. rm., kit.
3 bedrms., tile bath; lev. lot Only
3 yrs. old. CloSe-in loo. Just of
Univ. lane. Only S12.950. Can
go GIL.
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Ro1rp pE0pooM spEr,Ar

Custom built Diet. brick. 7 lge. rms.
2k baths; less than D yrs, old, in
sparkling cond.; gas h.-w.h.; garage
scr. porch. Owner may take smaller
house in trade. st. Johns Parish
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OPEN TO-DAY, 3 It'll
ENGLISH VILLAGE

BETHESDA-MUST BE SOLD
1915 Aberdeen rd.., white br. Colo
screened porch. saraee, Slate roof,
copper gutter and pipes. Almost
needs rsdecor. wis. AVE- n' 70 Bra SIsy
blvd, left Q mi. 10 Wilson lane.
q. ] blk. . Aberdeen; left g opsn
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CT APPR.-$18,100

OPEN 2 TO s
Kensington Heights - Lovely brick
Cape Cod; .liv; rm., with fireplace,
din. rm., . bedrms. and bath on LIST
f.; Q bedrms., nursery, bath on End
A.; rec. rm. with bar In bsmt.. with
outside entr; gas a.c,h. Hurry on
this one. Call VIII. 6-B06s.
Dir, Out Ga; ave; left on Plyers
Margarets way TO McComas ave.
left to Bentley lane and 1920 and
HaneV & Cox, Elk. 3-3443
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HOT CT BUY

WHEATON CREST
2-story brick; 8 bedrooms, dining
room, nice living room with fre-
place. full basement, large fenced
lot: VA appraised at $1,000. Open
Sunday afternoon
l1716 LYLE ST.
Directions: Out Georgia ave. to Par
ker ave, left on Parker to Judson
I'd, right / block to Midway ST..
left blocks to Lyle ST.. then left
to house.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
213 Commerce Lane, Rockville
pO 2-fl17 or 10 4-7a4Q
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HUGH T. PECK

Andrews Boiling Suitland
Mod. Cape Cod; redecorated. Lge.
lot, bsmt., exp. attic, insulated,
comb. storm sash and screens, oil
heat, equip kit, incl. auto. washer.
Sensibly priced at Sl0,950. No
down payment CT: $500 down non
GI; immed. possession.
REMEY e. RICE
Call Mr.. Crosby. RE. 5-7972 or West
River 2-15Sl. Fl
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3Vs ~ ~ I'VE 31SS@@@N0
sos N. Capitol st. Realtors Ma. 5000

OPEN TO-DAY, E:3U 10 b:3U
SPACE PLUS CHARM
WHEATON, 1920 CONN. AVE-
Look at this 3-bedrm. rambler, like
new in and out; liv. nm. .w/frepl..
bookshelves, big knotty-pine recr.
rm., bar. many extras; nice corner
lot. CT or FHA Mrs. Milloy. DE. 2
1874. COX & CO., 10. S-5S37.
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4 PPTARKWOOD-BETHEsDA

1919 Woodfeld Rd.-New brick ram
bier on a knoll in this lovely section
Of all different homes. Features
place. full bsmt mt" garage ira III rear an po orc
and close to new grade school
Priced to sell at $22 $50. To reach
Out Conn. ave. ext, to Saul I'd
left to Woodf1eld rd., left to opel
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COUNTRY

10 ACRES ON RIVER, small house.
fishing. boating: $1,000.
8 BEDROOMS. bath, oil h.-w. heat,
on | acre: garage: workshop. A real
value In q country home for So, $50.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW on "a acre
BRICK RAMBLER with 3 bedrooms. Q
baths on " acre; S22,750.
A-BEDROOM brick home with IN
baths In Gath; Gear garage;
MANY OTHERS ON SMALL
ACREAGE IN THE COUNTRY
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS GAITHERSBURG 200
0pTN TNDAU q yTTT z
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JUST REDUCED
NEAR U. OF MD.
NSA

New almost complete 3-bedroom PAM
ployes; near University of Mary
land and new parkway: only 10
minutes from Fl. Meade. Includes
completely equipped kitchen; pastel
fixtures in tiled bathroom: full high
basement, ideal for recreation room.
Only S13,950. Immediate occupancy,
Almost any terms available. FIN.
CHAM 4, CO. I'm 4-R2S2
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WHEATON

1871 Heating St., Low DOWN PAY.
MENT. Sl3,950-3-bedrm. rambler
lily. rm., din. rm,, Hotpoint cleo
kit. with maple cabinets. GE fur.
mace in full bsmt. Lge. GI loan car
be assumed. 1mmed. occupancy. Out
to Independence. left to Heating ST.
then right to open house.
ALL OPEN TODAY 1-DARK
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OPEN SUNDAY

OPEN SUNDAY
EXPANSIBLE
Here is a good home. featuring living
room with fireplace, large kitchen.
2 bedrooms and bath down. l bed
room finished on md A.; space for
another plus roughed-in plumbing
for bath: full basement: nice lot.
Price, Sl5,950.
Directions: out Georgia ave. past
Wheaton shopping center to Parker.
left to Iyanhoe. right to Hardy and
left 10 2S06.
RAMBLER
Very nice home on level lot This
home contains living room, dining
room. large kitchen equipped With
electric stove. dishwasher and dis
posal: 3 spacious bedrooms: inclosed
porch and attached garage. Price
S14,eb0.
RAMBLER
Very nice home In good neighbor-
hood: large liying-dining room COM
bination, kitchen with table space:
3 delightful bedrooms. full base
ment: rear porch. Price. $4,000.
WOOD COMPANY
l11hR Georgia Ave Silver SprinR Nd
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HOUSES EoR sALE-Mp.
4iOf f2nd AVENUE
DREAM HOUSE
ESTATE SALES

Hyattsyille Hills-,Charmins bunga
Should 80 CT for $1,000 Soc ' BUM WI 4
CO, Realtor 1898 r. !. ave. ne
WA 7-UO4S or WA 7-610l q
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MODERN AS
TOMORROW
SEE THESE TODAY
NEW RAMBLER
TERMS TO SUIT

Assume large CT trust on this I'M
maculate 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
lovely liv. .rm., dining ell, side porch.
large leyel lot: s12.950; Directions:
Mill I'd, to Falkland dr.; right to
Evanston st.. left 70 1922.
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CAPE COD
IDEAL HOME
TO RAISE YOUR FAMILY

Directions: Out wis. ave: past Naysll
e. III !: ssff F rs:!.,s i n.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-so7o
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HOUSES BY HUGHES, CT approved;
3-bedrm. bungalow. full bsmt
conv. location: country sized lot
approx. 100x11S. sPymts. only 500
mo. with no dn. pymt. w. r.
HUGHES. WA. 7-1400.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-04-22
Resident to Preside
At WkhF Conference

Mrs. Norman Bergen, president
OF WMF Intermountain Circuit of
the Lutheran church, will preside
at the workers conference in Mis-
soula April Is.
Registration at st. Paul's Luth-
eran church will start at $50 am.
Theme for the conference will be
Home Mission Work"
Speakers for the day will be
Mrs. Gwen Meierding general Sec
rotary of missions, Missoula; Paul
Knapp, Kalispell, and Pastor Roy
GnbertSon, Plains.
Pictures will be taken of all
members who have life member
ship pins. A Christian book will be
awarded to the aid having the
largest percentage of members
present coming the greatest dis
lance.
Much time will be spent on de-
partment work so each depart
ment secretary is asked to make
special effort to attend, Mrs Ber-
gen said.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-04-22
Slute Boke Sale
For April 3Ofh

Royal Neighbors lodge will spon-
sor a bake sale, April 80, at Col
umbia Falls Hardware. Sale starts
at ii am. with lunch to be served.
Proceeds will be given to the local
Masonic lodge, towards purchase
of a new hall rug.
Sale chairman include Mrs. John
Stone, menu; and Mrs. Hank Lar
kin, advertising.
The lodge met, Thursday, with
Mrs. Art Holmquist, oracle pre-
siding. Visitors introduced and
welcomed were Mrs. Marie Rich
ardson, district deputy, and Mrs.
Johnson, Eureka. A 25-year pin
was presented to Mrs. Larkin who
began lodge work here as juven-
lie member.
After the meeting, bingo was
played. A no-hostess luncheon was
served.
Next meeting is slated for April
% when there will be three stork
showers. Meeting is set for 2 pm
Lunch committee members for that
day are Mrs. Dan Saurey, Mrs
Ross Stalcup, Mrs. Homer Steele
Mrs. John Stone and Mrs. Oar
Sullivan.
Sewing circle met, April Is, a
the home Of Mrs. Art Green. Mrs
Fred Collins, president, had charge
of the meeting. Next date for the
circle is May IL, with hostess to bt
announced.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-04-22
Here and There

Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Mohn who
have moved to Echo Lake, Route
l, Bigfork, report that Einar Ray,
Jr. is still at Guam and likes the
Navy real well. Their daughter,
Annabelle, and little grandson
were visiting with the Mohns for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mohn. are the new
caretakers at the Henry Eisemann
place on Echo lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Marantette
drove to Missoula Sunday to spend
the day with Mr.. Marantette's sis
ter, Miss Della Marantette. Miss
Marantette Is a nurse at the new
clinic there.
Mrs. James Cumming returned
Wednesday from Santa Barbara,
Calf, where she was called by
the serious illness of her father
H. H. Mackie. He has improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bailey and
two children, Mankato, Mimi,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Launer last weekend. The ladies
are sisters. Mrs. Bailey, a federal
bank examiner, is still in the Flat
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-04-22

Teen-age slave labor" will bo
auctioned off. Sunday night IN
Columbia Falls. The public IS hi
vited to q $50 potluck dinner a
Our Savior's Lutheran church.
which viii precede the slave auc-
ton"
It is being sponsored by the Sem
ior Luther League to raise funds
to send delegates to a national
convention, June Fl to IS, at San
Francisco.
Members Of the group viii baby
sit, clean lawns, wash windows.
and do other work, with earnings
donated to the League. Thus, it's
their slave labor which win be
auctioned. Work auctioned win be
both on an hourly or job basis.
League officers are Margaret
Ryan, president; Judy Kamrud,
vice president; Sylvia Smith, SEC
rotary; and Jim Schroth, treasurer.
Advisors are Pastor C. M. Rasmrs-
sen and Mrs. Bill Knapton.
Meetings are held first and third
Tuesdays, 8 pm. at the church.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-04-22
Dist. l VIEW to Meet in Falls

Columbia Falls will be host to
its first district VFW convention
Sunday, May !.
Local VIEW members are pre-
pairing for ITS delegates from the
II western Montana posts and
auxiliaries.
Expected to attend are Willis c.
Mexican, Malta, state commander
of the VIEW, and Mrs. Mable Carl
son, Forsyth, department president
of the auxiliary, as well as Roy
Root, Kalispell, district COM
mander, and Mrs. Frances Wine
brenner, Hot Springs, district aux
iliary president.
In charge of local ARRANGEMENTS
is Howard Wilson, Columbia Falls
post commander, assisted by CO.
chairmen Bill Nadeau and Fred
Fowler. Working with them will be
the local VFW auxiliary, Mrs. Bill
Nadeau, president, and Mrs. Art
Lyngstad, vice president.
The May / program starts at
$50 am. with registration at Col
umbia Falls new grade school
building. At IL am. there will be
Memorial Day service at the
Montana State Soldiers Home with
with Abel Retain and Mrs. l.. o.
Graft, Whitefish VFW auxiliary
members, in charge. Introduced to
the VFW delegates will be Clarke
F. Grady, new commander of the
Soldiers Home.
At noon there will be a banquet
with tables set up at McGregor's
cafe and the VFW club. Business
meetings of both posts and aux
iliaries will be held in the after
noon at the grade school.
Columbia Falls William Muir
| ply post $3.50 of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars was founded in 1916
The post has So members and the
auxiliary, 81 members.
Committees assisting co-chair-
men Nadeau and Fowler are a.
follows: registration George
Johnsrud, Mrs. George Johnsrue
and Mrs. Al Reid; prizes =
Art Lyngstad and Mrs. Howard
Wilson; general arrangements
Fowler, Ray Barnhart and Tex
Langton; housing Neil Barnhart
Ed Cline-publicity.
The auxiliary is taking care O
banquet arrangements.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-04-22
Cancer Drive Now
Underway in Folls

Underway in Columbia Falls
this week is the annual drive for
the American Cancer Society. Do
nations are used for research and
to help cancer victims. May is Is
closing date of the drive.
Local chairman Is Mrs. Clarence
Clapper, who is assisted by eight
captains and their workers. In
cluded are Mrs. Elwyn Mateka,
business district; Mrs. Ed Walden
Mrs. Hubert Thomas and Mrs.
Charles Yost, district 2; Mrs. AL
Shay, Mrs. Bud Senner, Mrs. Cor
don Saurey, Mrs. Earl Smithson,
Mrs. Bill Knapton, Mrs. Vic Ma
deau and Mrs. Darwin Lundstrom,
district 8; Mrs. Chuck Hetzer, Mrs.
Mrs. Sam Bakshas, Mrs. Tom Lee,
Mrs. Hy Van Allen, Mrs. F. E..
Willis, Mrs. George Johnsrud,
Mrs. Claude Christensen, Mrs. Bob
Sheldon, Mrs. Archie Corrigeux,
and Mrs. Clara Green, district 4;
Mrs. Joe Spencer and Mrs. A. w.
Howell, district S; Mrs. w. F. Ben
nett, Mrs. Basil Everin, Mrs. Hal
Kanzler, Mrs. Chris Chef and Mrs.
Walter Piper, district 6; Mrs. M.
c. Estensen, district z; Mrs. Roy
Thomas and Mrs. Bill Opalka, dis
trict 8.
A Tuesday morning coffee hour
at McGregor's cafe was attended
by rs ladies from Columbia Falls
and six workers from Martin City
and Hungry Horse. Mrs. Don
Green, district chairman, and Sol
Catron, county chairman, were in
attendance to answer questions and
distribute material.
Appreciation was given to Nc
Gregor's, who provided coffee FREE
of charge, and to Eddy's Bakery
who donated doughnuts for the
coffee hour.
1t was announced cancer film!
are available for showing. Organi.
cations or individuals who wish K
have films shown should notify
the volunteer worker in their dis.
| trict.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-04-22
Chopfer to Honor
Post Officers

Past matrons and past patrons
OF the Eastern Star chapter are to
be honored next Wednesday. Meet
ing starts at 8 pm. at the Masonic
hall. Past officers are to wear
something worn during their term
of office.
CARD PARTY
Friday, April q, the Masonic
Home committee is sponsoring. a
card party at the hall. Proceeds
will be used for the Masonic Home
and other charities. Committee
members are Chris Chef. Mrs.
Mary Gorton, and Mrs. A. w.
Howell. Members may bring
guests to the card party, which
starts at 8 pm. Pinochle, bridge,
and canasta are to be played, lunch
served, and prizes awarded.
Eastern Star met, April Is, with
Mrs. FINS Elsethagen, worthy ma
tron; and Dudley Greene, worthy
patron. presiding. Business includ-
ed comforting Of degrees.
IS BANQUET
The chapter is to serve the IS
banquet sponsored by the local
Masonic lodge. Committees ap-
pointed by Mrs. Elsethaeen in
clude Mrs. Dan Saurey, general
chairman; Mrs. Bud Cheff and
Walt Nelson, co-chairmen: with
Mrs. Joe Mateka, Mrs. Teddy An
drew, Mrs. Bill Duer, Mrs. j. w.
Galbraith, Mrs. Bill Morris, and
Mrs. Joe Wiedenig, committee
members. Rainbow girls will as
sist with serving.
Cancer committee had charge
of the program after last weeks
meeting. Mrs. Don Greene, district
chairman, Kalispell, was present
to speak of the American Cancer
Society's work. Films were shown
Committee members are Mrs. H
H. Davall, Mrs. Lyman Hill, Mrs
Teddy Andrew, Mrs. Klaas Dewitt
Mrs. w. F. Bennett, and Mrs. Dud-
ley Greene.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-04-22
Lutheran Ladies'
Slate Banquet

A mother-daughter banquet was
planned when the Women's Mis-
sionary Federation met, April 13,
at Our Savior's Lutheran church.
Tentative date for the banquet
was set as May 6. Senior Luther
League members will serve it.
WMF committees include Mrs.
Norman Bergen and Mrs. Henry
Byrne, program; Mrs. Archie Cor
rigeux and Mrs. Hubert Thomas,
decorations.
Slated for next Monday, 10 am
is a workers conference at St
Paul's church, Missoula. Local
WM members plan to attend
Anyone able to 60 may call Mrs
c. M. Rasmussen regarding trans
portation.
Mrs. Alfred Hoye, president, had
charge OF last weeks meeting
Higher Education" program sub
ject, was led by Mrs. Clifford TOT
tum. 1t included a report Of church
schools available. Devotions were
led by Mrs. Rasmussen. Hostesse,
for the day were Mrs. Archie Cor.
rigeux and Mrs. Claude Christen.
sen.
It was announced a serving car
had been given to the church b,
Mrs. Bergen and Mrs. Toftum.
See Club Calendar for notices o
WMF circles which meet mex
week.
Next General WMF meeting
set for May II, when new mem
bers are urged to attend. Program
topic is to be Life Membership
and in Memoriam" to be led b,
Mrs. Fred Schroth. Hostesses TO
that day are Mrs. Merle Greelan,
and Mrs. Rasmussen.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-04-22
Falls Club Calender

Columbia Falls Rainbow As
sembly will meet, 7:30 pm. April
81. There is to be initiation. Stars
and Masons are invited.
Columbia Annas Home Demon
stration club meet next Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Klaas Dewitt. Members are asked
to note change of meeting date.
Eastern Star members have been
invited to Friendship night with
Ada chapter, Kalispell, there, at 8
pm. See story for local meeting.
Ruth circle of the Lutheran
WMF meets next Wednesday, 8
pm. at the home of Mrs. Marvin
Larson.
Mrs. Claude Christensen will be
hostess at the Naomi circle meet
ing the Lutheran WMF, Wednes-
day, 8 pm. Mrs. Bill Schmidt will
lead the Bible study.
Esther circle Of the Lutheran
WMF meets next Thursday, 2 pm.
at the home of Mrs. w. R. Amman.
Mrs. Cora Larson has the Bible
study. Members are asked to note
meeting place change.
Royal Neighbors lodge is next
Thursday, 2 pm. See story.