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Diario las Américas., 1958-02-08
MERCADOS LIBRES

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Las informaciones agregan que
ell alcalde Gomez Martinez ha veni-
do estudiando con Ell secretario de
hacienda la fijacion de zonas ade-
cuadas para los mercados libres
que e%mpezaran a funcionar GUAM
to antes en- esta capital,
El funcionamiento de tales mer-
cados contribuira poderosamente
al abaratamiento de los precioS de
los articulos de primera necesidad,
especialmente dc aquellos de pro-
duccin regional, va que los pro-
ductores los podran vender direc-
tamente al conSumidor, eliminan-
do al intermediate.
Todo parece indicar que los pri-
meros mercados libreS funciona-
ran en- ell coliseo cubierto, en- ell
bosque de la Independence y en-
algunos parques o plazuelas de los
barrios populosos de Medellin.
sEvERA vIGILANCIA
Sc informo tambien que la ms
peccion de juegos y espectaculos
habia dado instrucciones a fin de
que TODD ell personal de guardias
sea destinado a %ejercer severa vi
gilancia para que Sc cumplan las
disposiciones.
La imprenta municipal, entire
tanto, trabajo en- la edicion de mi
llares y millares de hojas volantes
que ser5n distribuidas en- toda la
ciudad para solicitar la coopera-
cion del publico para ell exito de
esta campana a escala nacional, mi.
ciada por ell gobierno central.
EXPOSITION HOTELERA
Procedente de Bogota lego a es-
ia ciudad ell doctor Elias Henao He
mao, presidente de la Acotal, con ell
fin de adelantar las geStioneS re-
lacionadas con la organization de
la II Exposition Hotelera de la In
austria Nacional y la w Asamblea
General de Hoteleros, que Sc lleva-
ran a efecto en- Medellin del 6 al
10 de mario venidero.
Henao celebr6 esta manana con-
ferencias con funcionarios del 60
bierno municipal y con los agen-
ties de turismo, encaminadas al ext
to del certamen que congregara a
48 firmas hoteleras del pals.
En- cuanto a la organization de
la exposition hotelera de la indus.
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sented them with the new brother
on December Is in st. Joseph hos
pital. James Philip arrived home
Monday to be welcomed by his
two brothers. Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Miller Of Cotton Plant, Ark. are
the maternal grandparents and
Mrs. Vera Lewis Of Chicago Is the
paternaI grandmother.
Ladies' Aid Christmas rarity: II
was a gala time for members of
the Ladies Aid Society Of Pilgrim
Baptist church when they held
their annual Christmas party at
g pm. December Is, in Fellow
ship Hall Of the church. Gifts were
exchanged and lunch was served
to the following present: Mines.
Doris Shannon, Ida Mae Murphy,
Gertrude Jones. Carrie williams,
Matilda Gross, Anna Banks, r. L.
o'shields Katie Myers, Etony
Davis, Susie Wright, Blanche
Banks; deacons, John L. Banks
Sr., Howard Hunt, A. Kelsey and
Messrs, J. r. Jones and Charles
Banks.
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1i2 teaspoon salt
3 egg yollSs, well beaten
TIA cups milk
8 tablespoons melted butter or
other shortening
egg whites
sift flour once, measure, add
baking powder and salt, and sift
again. Combine egg yolks and
milk. Add 10 flour mixture, add
shortening. then mix only until
smooth. Beat Egg whites until
they win hold up in moist peaks.
Stir quickly but thoroughly into
batter. Bake in hot waffle baker.
Serve hot with butter and maple
blended syrup or with creamed
chicken sweet-breads, or mush-
rooms. Makes 4 or 5 seven-inch
waffles.
Cranberry-Pineapple Syrup
cup maple-blended syrup
IA cup ground fresh cranberrios
1/2 cup canned crushed pineapple,
drained
Dash Of salt
Place maple-blended syrup and
oranberries in saucepan; simmer
2 minutes. Add crushed pineapple
and salt. Serve warm Makes l.
Y cups.
Maple Coffee Sauce
/ cup mapie-blended syrup
teaspoon instant coffee
2 tablespoons butter
I1/2 cup chopped pecans or Calf.
ornia walnuts
Heat maple-blended syrup "a
boiling. Add instant coffee and
simmer minutes, stirring con-
stantly Remove from heat. stir
in butter and nuts. Serve warm.
Makes IN cups,
Maple Orange RaIsln Syrup
3 tablespoons butter or marga-
rine
liz cups maple-blended syrup
l3H cup fresh orange sections
~ cup raisins
Melt butter In n saucepan. Add
syrup. orange sections. and rails
ins. over and simmer 10 minutes.
Remove cover and simmer 3 min
utes longer. Serve hot. Makes
about 2-1/2 cups syrup.
Sunday morning entertaining Is
becoming as popular as Sunday
night suppers, and the menus can
be about the same. For example, n
waffle meal--plan a "serve your
self" brunch with all waffle fix
ings" for easy service, including
an assortment OF wonderful hot
maple-blended sauces. Keep these
hot on an automatic electric grid
die.
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Bridge Club
Entertained Husbands
On December Il

One OF the lovely affairs Of
pre-holiday entertaining was the
annual Christmas dinner party
given by members Of the Laissez-
nous-faire Bridge club when they
entertained their husbands. Sun
day December n, in the beauti-
ful home Of Mr.. and Mrs ollye
Gum, 7s3 Iglehart Av.
The Christmas motif was car
ried out in decorations and table
appointments A huge Christmas
tree bedecked with traditional
trimmings and surrounded with an
assortment Of gaily wrapped pack
ages, was the center Of attraction
in the game room.
The dinner was served buffet
style and the serving table gilt
tered with the sparkling silver
candelabra that gave a reflection
Of the red candles that giowed
throughout the affair. The tables
at which the group was served
were spread with Christmas cloths
and adorned with miniature Santa
Claus.
After dinner each guest was
given a gift from the tree and sec
ret pals were revealed and an ex-
change Of Christmas gifts by the
members.
The remainder Of the evening
was enjoyed socializing.
Members and their guests en-
joying the festive affair were
Messrs. and Mines. o. L Alex
ander. Clarence A. Anderson,
Harry s. Brown, Bur1e Carmichael
ST.. N. @. Evans, c. w. Glenn,
oIlye Gum, Palmer s. jackson,
NJ. X Mcknight. Charles 4. Noble,
Clarence Roper and Mrs Carrie
Stokes.
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Oilt p-NOuihell-lneul
weekend is basioally waffles and
sauces. Let the guests bake their
own waffles or, TO make II even
easier on the hostess, use frozen
waffles, and have toasters on the
table instead OF waffle bakers
thawing and heating takes but a
moment However, II you make
the waffles from scratch, use
our favorite recipe, or buy one
Of the several good prepared mixes
that are now on your grocers'
shelves. You can vary your waf-
files II you wish, in a number OF
interesting ways: add several
"dashes" Of ground cinnamon or
nutmeg place one slice parti-
ally cooked bacon over batter in
each section OF waffle baker be-
fore closing top add a cup OF
very well-drained blueberries to
the batter before baking
sprinkle ground boiled ham over
batter in waffle baker before clos
ing top.
To go with the waffles, we pre-
sent here three wonderful maple
blended sauces and, Of course,
you can use maple-blended syrup
right from the bottle, too.
As for the rest OF such a menu
II it's brunch, simply add chilled
glasses Of vegetable or fruit Juice
and hot coffee and II it's
supper, add a platter of sliced
tomatoes and cucumber strips
Serve coffee and ice cream for
dessert.
wAFFLEs
2 cups slfted flour
2 teaspoons double-acting balS-
ing powder
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creslteundo's Held Elections When
the Cresiteundo'a met Sunday De
comber IA with Mrs. Kathryn
Bumey s55s Third Av s., cleo
ton Of officers topped the agenda.
Officers for the ensuing year cleo
ted aro David Faison, president:
Mrs. vorda Horn. vice president:
Mrs. Hattie Gross, secretary and
Lawrence shannon, treasurer Fin
al plans for the clubs Christmas
party were completed, which is
scheduled for December Is. az the
home OF the president. Mr. David
F'aison, 1000 Firth Av s.
Back Home; Mrs, Monroe Gage,
sr. s612 Clinton Av. recently re-
turned home from Birmingham.
Ala, where she recuperated from
a recent illness at the home Of her
sister and brother-in-law. Dr. and
Mrs. H. n, Claiburne,
Holidays with Family, Miss
Harlan Holt left Saturday for Keo-
kuk. Ia, to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Richard Holt and family. Miss
Holt Is a commercial art student
and is living with her Rrandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Johnson
sr, Of ssS5 Fifth Av s., while
attending art school.
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"cSA e@-a~ @N-Ag "a oHo AbACAAnAA
Av Mr. Holoman win leave for
his home Friday, December 2s.
Cameo Social Club: When the
Cameo Social Club met Saturday
December 20, with Mrs. Carlos
Moffatt, s13 Rondo Av.. following
business transaction, secret pals
were revealed and members ex-
changed gifts. Secret pals for the
new year were also selected. Soc
ializing and refreshments conclud-
ed the evening Of fun. Mrs. Wood
row Reed, $50 Iglehart Av. will
be hostess at the January meet
ing.
Esquirettes Held Meeting: The
Esquirette Social Club met at the
home of Miss Amelda Tarrant,
22O1 Fifth Av. s., Minneapolis, in
a business meeting on December
IL. Plans were completed for the
clubs closed party to be held New
Years eve at the home of Mrs.
Valera Watts, 1852 Iglehart Av.
On December II, the club held a
call meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Robert Patterson, 962 w. Central
Av., to make plans for a post
holiday party to be given at Local
sic recreation room. Invitations
viii be mailed within the next few
days.
Guest Speaker: A treat is in
store for those attending the st.
Paul Urban League Guild Holiday
Tea on Sunday afternoon Decem-
ber 2s, to be held in the Fireside
Room Of st. Paul Evangelical and
Reformed Church. Mrs. Bernyce
yelling Of Baltimore, Nd, presi-
dent of the National Council of Ur-
ban League Guilds, viii be guest
speaker and will bring much Of
interest to the Twin City guilds.
New Years Eve Party: The
Ladies Auxiliary to the Sterling
Club will entertain with a New
Years eve party at the club.
Third Son: Donald Lewis Jr.,
five years old and brother Gary 4,
have welcomed a new playmate
into the family circle at 325 N.
Chatsworth Av Their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Lewis Sr. pre-
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tennessee Teacher
Weds Minneapolifon
Harold G. Combs

A quiet wedding az the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Murphy.
S626 Second Av. s. sister and
brother-in-law Of the groom. unit
ed lovely Mrs. Olivia J. Pruett Of
Jackson, Tenn, and Harold c.
Combs of S6ls Fourth Av. s, Min
neapohs.
The Rev. NJ. l. Simmons pastor
Of St. Peters ANrE church. per
formed the double ring ceremony
at seven O'Clock In the evening
Monday December p
Mrs. Lois Murphy, sister Of the
groom. served as matron Of honor
and only attendant; Tela B, Burt
acted as best man.
witnessing the ceremony were
family members, few close
friends and co-workers. Immedi-
ately following the ceremony. a
reception was held at which the
happy couple received the felicita-
tions Of relatives and friends.
The new Mrs, Combs Is a grad
uate Of Lane College in jackson,
Tenn, where she received a b. A.
degree. She is a teacher In the
jackson school system and win re-
turn after the holidays 10 complete
her school year, At the close Of
the school year she win return
TO Minneapolis TO make her home
with her husband,
Mr.. Combs, a former business
man, is a deputy sheriff Of Hen
nepin county and is active in civic,
social and community house sctivi-
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Combs win be at
home to their friends at 3616
Fourth Av. S.
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wAFFLEs

2 cups slfted flour
2 teaspoons double-acting balS-
ing powder
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more conventional Christmas ehor-
ais heard on Side ?. and Bing
seems to go an out to project in
each the yule message. This Is es-
peeially true on Deck the Halls, /"
and on Angels We Have Heard
on High" Collaborating with
Bing in providing the musical
background are nine choral and
orchestral groups, including an
orchestra directed by Victor
Young, and the Ken Darby Sing
ers. However, there is one draw
back. Bing omits white Christ
mas" a song for which he is univ
ersally famous. Otherwise, the set
is solid
Bells and Chimes
Noel, Noel" featuring Euro
pean composer Hans Carsto and
his orchestra with organ and bells,
Another Decca recording, this Up
is devoted exclusively 10 an in
depreciation Of Christmas music
in sounds. The blending Of strings
with organ music and the chimes
Of bells provide an unusual rich
ness in sounds seldom heard on
record. The set features - tunes,
including silent Night" "Adeste
Fideles," and white Christmas. {"
Roland Hayes Scores
Christmas Carols Of the Ma
tions" by Roland Hayes, This is
perhaps the most outstanding
Christmas record on the mart.
Hayes, one Of the worlds greatest
tenors, shows on this LIP that he
has lost none Of the control, phras-
ing. and communicative qualities
which made him famous. He is
exceptional on "Sleep, My Little
One" the opening tune, and 20
Come All Ye Faithful which he
sings with convincing sincerity, In
all. Hayes sings IA English, Am
erican, Afra-american, Canadian,
German, French, Dutch, and Heb
rev carols to make the Vanguard
record truely international in
sound. This one is tops.
LOmbardO Plays Carols
Jingle Bells" Christina a S
Around the World" The Night
Before Christmas" and The Bells
Of Christmas" all Decca record
ings, round out the Christmas list.
Jingle Bells" features Guy
Lombardo and his Royal Canadi-
ans in IL tunes, including four
ldddies favorites, Santa Claus Is
Coming TO Town" II Saw Mommy
kissing Santa Claus" Rudolph
the Red-Nosed Reindeer" and
Frosty the Snow Man" The tunes
are played in typical Lombardo
style with emphasis on melody.
Christmas Around the World"
like the Hayes set, takes the lis.
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group OF friends at a party given
In celebration OF the birthday OF
willard Merrill Jr.. 2S0o Fifth
Av. S. The affair hosted by his
sisters Misses Wilma and Janice
Merrill and brother Ronald. was
held az their home December II,
Dancing and gay conversation was
the order OF the evening. The
honoree received large birthday
cake which he cut and shared with
refreshments, Wishing him hap
piness were Misses sharon Mel
son, Joan Graham, 'Liz" Buch-
anan, Chadie Cannon, Lois johnson
Lena Buchanan, Mrs. Isabel John
son and the Messrs Barry Car
rington, Jim Jackson, Bob Baker,
Norris Rose. Art Frazier. and Bin
Caatleman.
Home For Tho Holidaysi The
Misses Lucille and Lorraine shlv-
ers, twin daughters OF Mr. and
Mrs Spencer shivers Of ss2i
Fourth Av s., are spending the
holidays with their parents The
young ladies are enjoying renew
ing old friendships and the many
social courtesies accorded them.
They win return to their homo In
Washington, d. C. on January 2.
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tsner on a musical jaunt music
wise, The svend Sabby Choir, a
group famed throughout Europe,
sings Christmas songs from Eng
land, Germany italy Norway,
Sweden, France, and other lands,
The group performs admirably,
and Decea is to be complimented
for the fine sound reproduction
heard on the LIP.
Another story Of the bells is told
on "The Bells Of Christmas Morn, "
as Robert Carwithen, plays 20
carols on an organ equipped with
carlton bells attachments. The re-
cord starts with the pealing OF
bells on "Basllican," and closes
with Away in A Manger" This
voiceless record is interesting, but
not apt to move lovers Of vocal
music.
That's It. See you in 1859.
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THE WEEK
IN RECORDS
BY Albert Anderson

A Very Merry Christmas
On behalf Of everyone of the
AMP staff, the author wishes all
our readers A VERY MERRY
CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW
YEAR! II is my wish, also, that
the pleasures we enjoyed on record
during 1858 will continue through
out the coming year.
However, just in case you might
have missed out on some Of the
latest groovings, i suggest that
you jot down on your last min
ute shopping list the following
Christmas records:
Blng Sings:
That Christmas Feeling by
crooner Bing Crosby, for Decca.
This album, one Of the finest on
the market, is sure to add TO the
Christmas spirit. The songs range
from the Hght-hearted Rudolph
the Red-Nosed Reindeer" to the
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WOUNDED CHILD VINO
RATTLED IOA FEvER, DIES

Memphis CANP) - A hx-year-
old Negro girl who battled a i04-
degree temperature, died last
week after q I4-day struggle by
doctors TO save her life.
Minnie Lee Pearson was accid-
entaIly shot IN the head Dec. 1,
while her sister was playing with
a n calibre rife. Following sur
gerry. her temperature rose 70
iO4S degrees
Doctors wrapped her IN rubber
sheets and used Ice water. IN an
effort 10 reduce the amount Of
oxygen required BY the brain.
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Seattle Visitors; Mr.. and Mrs e. w Moore Of Seattle
WASH arrived in the city December H. and win spend the
Christmas holiday visiting Mr. and Mrs Julius Powell OF l02l
Fifth Av. Mrs Moore is sister Of Mrs Powell The visitors
enjoying sightseeing aud other eourteses They will
leave for their home Friday December 90
Birthday Celebration; gala evening enjoyed by
St. Paul recorder., 1958-12-26
Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL

Hospazed; Tony Shelton, year old son Of Mr. and
Mrs Oron Shelton Of 4l2 Igehar Av patient in St Joseph
hospital where ne entered Friday December 49, for treatment
Family Guest; Mr. Jacob HolOman of Washington d. C.
m c sunday December 2 to spend the Christmas
holiday with his sister and brothernaw Mr. and Mrs Paul
St. Paul recorder., 1958-12-26

"Le the guests help themselves be the modern
of entertaining and certainly IT, easy the hostess
Actually guests love the ideat makes II possible for ndv
dua to suit themselves hearty eaters have thirds and
deters 'hold back'l
One "hep-yourselfmea" for brunches or suppers ON
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-05-29

John Mike, Cashier at the
First National Bank. will spend
Memorial Day in St. Paul.
Ten students returned from
school at Marty. South Dakota.
by bus Friday morning.
Frank Mccormick is in Great
Falls attending a three-day re-
gional conference of the Ameri.
can Public Welfare association.
The Jerry Rosenberger family
will spend Memorial Day in BY.
mum and Shelby.
Sybil Halseth and daughter.
Karen. and sister.in.law. Lor.
raine Halseth. motored to Great
Falls today.
Airline Skotlund left Wednes.
day for Portland. where she will
spend the summer visiting rela.
tives during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Anderson
spent the weekend at Medicine
Hat visiting his brother, w. a.
Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Hull and
small daughter will arrive to.
morrow from Hamilton as guests
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wright. Mr.. Hull will
spend a day here while his wife
and daughter will remain for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Ward. Jr..
and family plan to leave next
week for Alabama. where they
will visit relatives for several
weeks. They will be accompanied
by his father. Phillip Ward. Sr..
formerly in charge of Indian cdu.
cation in the eastern part of the
state.
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Miss Shirley Wolff. grade
school instructor at the local
schools. has returned to Chicago
to spend the summer with her
parents.
Mrs. Russell Boyd and daugh.
ter. Janet. were at LewistOwn
Tuesday to attend the high school
commencement. her nephew. Joe
Terrell. being graduate.
Thelma Renig is home from
Los Angeles. where she visited
her sister. Mrs. Toying. for 10
days. the trip being made by
plane.
Ruby Walters and Grace Bur.
nett arrived home last weekend
from a $500 mile motor trip
through California. Nevada. Utah
and Montana. Away for approx.
mately three weeks. the high.
light of the pleasure was a days
s,opover in the famed shos, town
Of Virginia City. Nevada. Other
places visited were Los Angeles.
Reno and Salt Lake City.
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Local News Items

Bu;treys Store will be closed
Memorial Day and will open on
May 81.
Mrs. Charles Gerard and Mrs.
Birdie Taylor were Cut Bank
visitors Monday Of this week.
Ed Shurr. long time resident
of Browning. vii! head up the
Boy Scout campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Harris are
leaving this week for a few days
outing at their Bigfork home on
Flathead Lake.
L. J. Bell and his sister. Mrs.
vernina Cole. Of Spokane. have
been here visiting their nephews.
Ronald and Donald Bell.
Dr.. Sylvester Cor-iean left
Monday for Seattle. where he
will undergo medica! ireatmen,
for the next few weeks.
G. G. Kipp and Earl Old Per.
son. tribal councilmen. were in
Helena Thursday and Friday Of
last week attending a meeting Of
the directors Of the Montana
Inter.Tribal Board
The George Cell family have
moved into the house formerly
occupied by the f .Ave-i!. fam
lily MIR Gel IS employed by the
Border pairo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Wrigh, and
family were here from Great
Falls 10 attend the high school
commencement prosra last
Thursday evening.
DR.. c. S. Powell. paihologisi
0! the L. S Public Health Serv.
ice. was in Browning Monday on
an official inspection o! the local
hospital. His jurisdiction in.
cludes the various hospitals Of
the Billings area. which few
months ago was taken over By
the Public Health Service.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Norman.
who left here recently 20 attend
the Worlds Fair in Belgium. ar
rived on the Empress Of England
at Liverpool Monday After a
brief visit in the British Isles
for several days they will con-
iinue their trip. making stops
in various countries as part Of
their sightseeing experience.
Mahala Mueller. crafts special.
ist Of the Northern Plains Craft
Association. is here from Billings
arranging for opening OF the
Blackfeet Craft Shop In the Mu'
scum OF the Plains Indian. Open
ing date Is June J. She said tina,
the museum would also be open
10 the public and would be In
her charge pending the return o!
Curator kehoe. who. with his
wife. the assistant curator. are
In the cas-, completing their doc
tors Degree in Anthropology al
Harvard University. They will
arrive o few days after the open
ing.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-05-29

Jerry Toner high school ath'
letic coach, has gone to Bozeman
to spend the summer.
James Bullock. high school Eng.
lish instructor. is spending the
summer in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rounds
and family moved last Monday to
Glendive where they will make
their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hulburt
spent Tuesday in Great Falls.
on their way home they stopped
off at the Frank Hubert, Sr.
home In Conrad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Wright and
son. Mike. of Great Falls were
In Browning Wednesday to at.
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Jennie
Lutz.
Mrs. ]. L. Sherburne and son
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
and daughter.in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Sherburn" and family
left early today for kalispell to
tend the grave of the late j. l..
Sherburne. They will return this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Douglas. who
have been touring Europe dur.
ing the last few weeks. write that
they will begin their return home
by boat from England in a few
days. Highlight OF their trip so
far has been the Worlds Fair
at Brussels. Belgium Places now
being visited are the cities and
countryside of England and Scot.
land.
Have you seen the new Piano
Bar o. the Park Bar?
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Ground has been broken for
construction of the new Carter
Oil Company Station to be To-
Gated directly across the high.
way from the present one oper.
ated by Kay H0yt.
Yves House Is doing the filling
and excavation and the MacRae
Lumber and Builders have the
contract for construction of the
building.
Kay will operate the new sta.
ton and reports that plans call
for the most modern and attrac.
tive designed units in the area.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bill LaBuff and
family have Just returned from
Omak, Washington, where they
took their oldest daughter. Oar
lene, to spend the summer with
her brother, Bill Belgard and
family.
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Margaret and Hattie Starr will
leave Saturday to spend several
days at Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hawkins of
kalispell were weekend guests
of the NJ. K. Fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Averill and
family left Browning Saturday
for Missoula.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy DesRosier
were business visitors in Great
Falls. Wednesday.
Pork Bar. tops them al, East
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Have you seen the new Piano
6s1 o. the Park Bar?