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The ~ am worship service wa
well attended al Zion Sunday. De
cember 7, even though light
blanket Of Snow covered the gr0unt
in the early hours 81 the day Ev
{ eryone enjoyed the wonderful mes.
sagr delivered by our assistant
pastor. Rev s *. King. His sub,
feet was Rejoicing Something e
Rejoice About Rev e Hender
son read the morning scripture
Luke 10 1873. and gave the o..
fertOry prayer
The hand o. fellowship was ex-
tended 20 new members and the
ordinance 81 holy communion was
observed following the sermon
Music vas BY the combined choirs
and choruses with vs. = Hale and
Mrs Pious Moore directing Miss
Linda Buchanuon and Miss Bar
bara Green were the pianigtS and
Mrs w. NJ Warder, orgauiat
Dedication Of the women ushers
who looked beautiful IN their light
grey suits as they marched ~ the
altar wAa held during the morning
service with Rev $ u. King Of
floating
At the evening worship hour a
sinRHpiration was presented from
s 10 = 80 Rev King was IN charge
~ the evening service Rev JAMES
Milsap OF 81 Paul was guest
speaker He used AZ a scripturai
basis for his message Ephesians
g 10 and spoke from the subject
THE Song Of the unsunR Hero
which he brought out understand
ingly and most timely
Among the many visitors rec
0gulzed were Mr. y r TAYLOR
81 Paul. Mr. and Mrs Albert
strickland. Ft LAuderdale Fla
Mr. w NJ Lockhart, Ms > +.
Norwood. Youngstown Ohio Mrs
Norwood rs e aunt 81 Mr. Lock
hart Zion extends hearty well
come 10 al visitors az AN times
Our pastor Rev - W Bolts
sr iJ reporting improving nicely,
hut Is sim a shat-in We mias him
and Mrs Bolts very much Re
hopes 90 be able 30 attend service
this coming Sunday December II
Noted on the sick list Mrs
Beatrice Hall haa returned home
from Cleuwood INNS hospital and
Mrs n - Withersp0on Is home
from Mt Sinai hospital Msrgle
Sudiuth Is ia General hospital
I've been informed
Business meeting Friday at 8
p m AZ the church date December
~
The Senior Mission will meet
Saturday December - az I p I'm at
the home OF Mrs " Sudduth 627
Emerson Av " All members arc
urged 10 attend these meetings
The Boy Scout committee meet
ing will be held Sunday December
a. following the am worship
hour
Ursula Matrons Mission Society
meets each Tuesday az 7 pm I:
prayer meeting each Wednesday
At 1880 pm. gospel chorus re-
hsarsal Thursdays az pm; youth
choir rehearsal each Friday at 7
pm and senior choir rehearsal
every Friday az s pm Al Of these
meetings are held at Zion.
Continue 70 remember the sick
and shut-tns with your prayers
Mrs r Henderson, reporter,
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~ feninity Ia her muiti.coiured
cocktail dress Eva Williams looked
very becoming IN her aqua party
dress The new Mrs Herbert DO
Bard displayed happiness every
moment Of the evening The VIM
Harris'a and G. Tates were pleas.
ing sights Hattie Williams and
Lennie Ross were clever and cute
as they displayed perfect rythrun
and skill with rock n roll. Muriel
Anderson and her sister, Mrs
Frank Frazier were as pretty as
any and also the life OF the party
ia their ultra modern maternity
fashions Mary Vaughn came IN
near the end Of the affair but she
was much welcomed Paul Coakley
Jr and Douglas Vaughn were the
last guests 10 arrive. they were
like the Coasters they were
searching At eleven pm sharp
the guest bid each other adiCu
Forty five minutes after lcav,
ing the Recreation Center over
% 81 the guest were az George
Place or 'Stardust Club with
the happy bride and groom. more
dancing. more cats more drinks.
more run Bertha White stayed up
long enough and played hard
enough 20 begin talking aloud and
she was sharp IN her black sheath
Georgia Lee. the NJ. CoaSleys
Dan and ! were among the old
steers that went every step pg the
way with tho ueE Jacos and their
crowd and enjoyed "a hours OF
keeping pace God Bless, the Jac0s
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CARD or THANKS

The family Of the late Rev ".
A Battle Sr, acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the kind ex-
preSsions Of sympathy extended
BY our many friends and well
wishers through condolences, tele-
grams, floral tributes and other
personal services in the loss Of our
husband and father on Thanksgiv-
ing day You made our hearts
lighter with your expressions Of
love May Gods blessing be with
you forever.
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handling u most remote issue
could easily bring trouble
Ihadan, Nigcria's Largest CITY
A little over four months agn.
fbsdan Nlgcria'n largest city and
the largest an African city on
the continent near 1000. GOO in
population experienced a RIOT tbat
continued tor more than two
weeks A dozen people were kil,rd.
buildings were burned and several
hundred were injured The H9t
broke out when ere ~ tho political
leaders WAS killed la Az automobile
accident near the city ENpatriares
were blamed Ntgerians had 10 De
convinced otherwise before tight.
Ing could ec stopped
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CHURCH
NEWS

a passage from Luke - The ser
mon title was stride Toward
Happiness" Rev Massey said
Jesus discusses the Quantity OF
the heart and the attitude OF the
mind Happiness depends on the
right desires deacon VI A Knott
gave the Dedicatory Prayer and
the Gospel Chorus sang Go Tell II
on The Mountain Rev Chester
Jones told the Children'H Story
Tine Choral Group offered Holding
NV Hand Dear Lord" Trustee
William Commodore gave the Clos
ing Dedicatory Prayer
Saturday al 7:30 pm. the
Youth For Christ Rally win be
az Pilgrim Adults are invited 70
attend as well as young people
Dr Massey viii preach next sun
day and the Missionary Society
Service will be at 7 pm.
Mr. J y. Anderson ~ improving
az St Luke's Hospital. Deacon
n " Smith Is also improving at
Veterans Hospital Mrs Theresa
johnson Is In Miller Hospital fol
lowing an operation on last Mon
day Mrs RosianeF Henderson. who
was Involved In an auto accident
rs Improving at her home at s1i
Aurora Ave
Pilgrim welcomes the following
members who united IN November,
Mr. Jerry Beal, Mr., James Bow
ers Mr. James pcagier. Mrs May
me Toombs, Mr. Samuel Watkins
and Mrs Pauline Pcagler
Or Massey and son Floyd Mas
aey, III portrayed the roles OF O
Wiseman and his page in the
Christmas Pageant, Sunday. in the
81 Paul Auditorium.
Visitors on Sunday were Mr.
Curtis Mitchell Washington u.
C. Mr. James Shields 81 Louis
Mo Mrs. Alex Ellis Mpls
You are always welcome at PHI
grim the Church OF Lofty Friend
ship
Sherre Mazingo. reporter
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IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory Of our beloved
husband and father. Matt Ham
monds, who passed away one year
ago, December 5, 1857.
Not day do we forget you
In our hearts you are always near,
As we loved you, so we miss you
AT the end OF one long year
Sadly missed by wife, Mrs. Jes-
sic Hammonds and family.
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liIIion SmolIwood
& Bentley Joco Wed
At Sioux Falls SD.

Sioux Fall 3 y 81 Johns
Baptist Church 824 n MINI was
never ioyelier than Friday, Dec. 3.
when II was decorated IN pink and
white flowers at 3 O'Clock in the
Afternoon for the eandelight sery
Ice when Lillian 8maliwoOd was
given IN marriage BY Maurice
.0akley Sr,
Misc 5mhllwOod. daughter %
Mr. z Smallwood. Fulton. Mo
exchanged wedding vows with
Bentley Jaco. son u Mr. ard Mrs
Wu Tola0n, 6i5 ~ Spring Ave
The REV VIM Duncan officlated
The bride wore ballefina
length gown ~ white satin and
IhUutiIly lace. with d white nyion
net veil She carried a cascade Of
pink pompoua with a large satin
bow
Bridal attendants were Mrs Mar
Christensen. maid 0f honor Gwen
diYu Tuibert and Fannie Clark
were bridesmaids The three wore
feunals Mary C'hristensga looked
ioYeiy IN white. while Gwyn aud
Fannie Mas were beautiful III
pastel pluks. Kenneth Anderson
served aa best man Daniel Jack
son and Herbert 10 Bard seated
the guests
Shirley Tol6ert made a pretty
trruhEe pianist Ia aqua blue semi
formal taffcta attire. with her
Tong black shiny hair tied Ia
large ribbon OF aqua holding heg
pony tail Mrs q Vaughn made
a delicate charming picture in son
punk street length dress as sOloist
FOLLOWING the ceremony "a re-
cspiion Tor nfty or more guests
WIS hoated bY Mrs WIN Tolson
Mrs Virgil Anderson. Dannete
and jeanne Coates assisting
Guests we're registered by Mrs
" Bentley aunt ~ the bridegroom.
Georgia lyre and Kaye Coates dis
played the giF,a
AZ rolsuu House. the encourage.
their wives ard husbands. an
relatives ~ the bride and bride
groom and out Of town guest
ajpped cocktails and listened to
soft Music Whiie the Mosdauaa
ToisDn Bentley and Anderson pre-
pared a buffet supper
The lace covered table carried
the brides chosen colora Ia the tan
lighted tapera RlamouriSed the
settling out Of town guests were
Mr. and Mrs Ted Blakcy, Yank
ton, = Oak. Arthur Frazier. Mr..
and Mrs r Frazier and Mary
Vaughn ~ Minneapolis
Invitations were issued for SO
or more hy the Mr. and Mrs
jaco bentley for a party AT stoo-
Eies Recreation Center In the
South Club room % the Center
soft lights and Christmas tree
gave gala spirit e. the fifty or
more well wtshera who danced.
ioRsd drank choice drinks from
ahimmering ice filled glasses.
bentley jaco. showed no pre-
ludicc az be placed his iast free
kisses on tho young and old gals
who excepted with friendly gloa.
Folks from every walk ot life an
ages all races shared tho fun
making Mrs Jesse Grey, dressed
h blue satin with a feathcrcd hat
looked unusually happy az she and
her hubby featured Latin dances.
Charlotte Wcicher was the acme
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SECOND WARD DrT
CLUB TO HEAR PANEL

Organized Labor and the DFLa
VIII be the topic discussed By a
panel consisting Of the following
Donald Fraser State Senator from
the goth Legislative District Frauk
Adams member of the School
BOARD Of Minneapolis and Walter
Cramond, President o. the Min
neapolis Central Labor Union
Council
the meeting win be held on
Thursday, December u Al Tt45
pm. az the wesley Foundation.
1909 ith ST. SIC.
The public Is cordially invited
20 the meeting
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CARn on INTERPRETATIONS

am deeply grateful 10 my many
friends for cards, beautiful flow
ers visits and messages Of en-
couragement extended during my
recent illness and disqualification
Your Thoughtful interest has been a
deep source Of. encouragement and
an aid 10 my recovery
Albert stuart Hurt
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ANNE's TAILOR SHOP

Anne's Tailor shop located az
255 End Ave So, will close down
on December 3lst, due 20 the down.
town re-dcvelopmeut program a
now location win be announced Al
"a later date Advf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

on sunday morning December
T. the word Of God message de-
livercd by Rev NJ r.. Simmons
was the basis for a series Of ser.
mons using Christ in Prophecy =
His text WAS taken from the book
OF isiah 53rd chapter. with his
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PILGRIM RAPTIST

Sermon text was taken from
Matthew So the Sermon on the
Mount and from Matthew 8 ts
Rev Masaey's sermon also cntalled
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SIOUX
r A L |. S
NEWS
NOTES

By Kaye Goate~
$40 Mable street
Sioux Falls. = ID.
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nigeria Jealous
Of Ghono Is
Writers Opinion
BY WILLIAM GORDON

BY WILLIAM GORDON
Editors Note; VIZ. Gordon IL
a widely known Us. journalist
now In Africa on Reid Fouudas
ton Fellowship, making a social.
political and economic study ~
independent countries 81 the
( TOntinentj
Lagos Nigeria Over 20 600 O0a
people the largest country In West
Africa win be a free nation by
October 1860
For more than three weeks noev.
groups large and small have been
celebrating ~ Lagos Ibadan. Fn
ugu ana other big cities in M.
gef1a. West Africa News has
come from London that this vast
country, one o. the richest on the
African continent WIN be- released
from Britiah colonial rule
Since Chana, formerly The Cold
Coast received Us Independence IN
1867. the fever ~ self government
has been running high throughout
West Africa However. Nigerian
leaders returned 10 lagos recently
after the sixth ~ the series AZ
conferences On Independence, this
time with positive achievements
and The right 10 govern themselves
Want 10 Be SELF Governed
The struggle for Independence.
especially among West African
COUNTLESS hiss been 10 Intense. that
some feeling of iealotaly has em.
ergcG among them tihana has been
me special target
Tho feeling against Ghana IL
more evident among top party
leaders than among rank and file
Higerinns NlRgfia ana other West
African countries have been critic
a ~ Ghanaa position against the
power " chiefs In Northrrn NJ
Eera ln particular. tbc Emtts. the
fhlefl ~ Tho Fuisni tribe have bccu
traditional rulers Tor generations
The right % these rulers has strong
ties with the Muslin religion and
only break in tradition win
bring about change
Ia the Eastern Region ~ Nigeria
there II FAR more sympathy for
f!hapa somewhat natural ~
unity Eut IN travelling about the
country one can sense that this
biz o. isal0usy between The two
counties has served 10 accelerate
The desire for Independence rather
than rctard n.
Jealous OF Gbanaf
Ghana should never have
achieved independence ahead uf
us. Nlgerians say I'ut this small
country Of Less than 5000. 900 an
der the leadership ~ Prime Min.
istor Kwame Nkrumah has gained
international prestige and ia bet
ter known to-day than any other
country IN al Africa
Nothing must b. allowed "a
slow or stop an agreement for IN,
dependence At this point lead
ING government official said re.
Gently in Lagos "rhc issue Of
Independence Is Overriding im.
partaacc ta All of ua Ia Nigeria,
said another
Nigeria is tho largest Of british
dependent territories and is divld
"a into three main regions with an
additional area called the Southern
Csmeruons, flnotiuning under Brit.
ish Trustvaahip The country IL
four ttmsa the HEe af the United
Kingdom Although there exists
deep regional and tribal interests
the feeling ~ natiunaliuu runs
deep out ~ this climate has ON
erRcd restless population deter
mined and hrnt on solt Eoyrrpmont
AZ almost any cost Improper
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GOSPEL TEMPLE

This Is the third week o. ded
icatory services a. the Minneapolis
Is Gospel Temple House Of Refuge
1908 Fourth Az s.
Following are churches and min
istcrs who viii participate
Monday night Rev Nicholas
Bhcngu ~ East t.nndo, South Az
RIGA. Tuesday night Rev y 81
House Of the Four Square church
27th and Blaiadeli Az Wednesday
Rev NJ l. Simmons. ST. Peters
AME church. iist and Fourth Az
S Thursday, Rev IL W Bolts
ST. Zion Baptist. lith and Lyn-
dale " and Friday Rev Jerome
Del fino Of Camphor Methodist
Sc Paul
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Girl Scout Leaders
Hold Monthly Meeting

The Girl Scout Community
c o m mittee held its regular
monthly meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Ike Barcus last Monday.
Final plans were made re-
garding the cookie sale which
will begin January 30. All Girl
Scouts and Brownies will report
to the Scout Friendship House
after school Thursday. January
80. and receive their share Of the
cookies to sell.
All troops will celebrate Ma
tional Girl Scout Week. March
9-l5. Uniforms will be worn all
week. Attendance at church will
begin the weeks activities. Mrs.
Lucille Mckay will chaperone
the Catholic girls; Mrs. Norma
Kern. the Methodist girls. and
Mrs. Ona Rosenbcrger. the Nor.
mon girls. Uniforms are to be
worn at this time.
Exhibits will be prepared BY
the different groups to be placed
In windows Of several stores.
A parents and Scout fun mite"
will be held sometime during
the week. Entertainment and re-
freshments will be furnished by
the girls themselves. This will
be a time for the parents to &C
quaint themselves with the lead,
er Of scouting and see what they
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DELEGATES REPORT ON
WASHINGTON MEETING
WITH DEFENSE OFFICIALS
CONTINUED from page II

frN~ti,.,,ol frN,,, ,Naon ~
ne sara congress WIZ 'c,oNe
the 1ecommenoat'o"s Oh 'ne rem,
taGon. put congress themselves
VII! make tne INA! decision nc
mater would come oe!ote Se"'
,,,,,,a.s ~ S,o "rdor Mr"h,hiv
aor;w ~ -. sass;or
~.
"ne;s'one ana nuo''an sa'u
tne ceIesatIo" lete''eo '"e ."''
pIess!on tna' d" AZ oase .ean'
~ou'o arrive sometime cary III
the summer 10 ~ mo '"s are"
ou'l!"eo oy "t'le' anu Mases
10 uete1m'"e Inc p".sNa' an"
ot"es ,oeal so"o.'o'S '"'' "'Ne
'oE oes'Eao'e S'e'
At the meeting at the Penta'
gon In addition TO delegates Wet
eel and Magee from the tribe
the following were present: Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Whe,stone. En-
ali kudman OF the Glacier Coun'
" RkA Coop; Smith brookhart.
washington DC. attorney: Ar
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70 WHOM " NAV CONCERN


The following described Tribal land.
the Blsckfecs Tribe for agricultural and
' fr.ss ii."s@t Nw4 Sec. % Twp
IN. Rye. sw. ~ acres. Trust land
y. nv TSp az ,sS' S Ss.. ~. sWt So Sc
Sec. -, Twp. San. Rye. w. i20 acres
Trust land. Six year,: -.
rs rs' 49, ' ks. i5 sw e., Ne. .s:. Sci Tlu:'
~ T1.cs So S. Sec. Il. Twp. ,,N.
Rse. sw.. W acres. Trust land. S's
Tract s.sE.. sEt Sec; ,. Twp ,oN.
R4s i.ss s% Nv e. !.sa T s,1 ' sa
Rye. sw.. " acres. Trust land. Five
Sec. 8. Twp: SAN. Rse. 6w.. 10 acres
r!S s.. i'n ss EiEs y ser g.. sw. Goo
y. TYP. ssS,. fss ~. . acres. rSus'
tract s-f:e. i, Sec. 5: 10. ! Sec: :
Twp: 'sN.. Rge sw.. Trust land. s7.n
,s s::e. ;s- ;:s!; sw+ Sc. Sec; y
land. Five years.
a. re- hs'' w. 'ss:' ~: :ss... S ffu:
sw Ti;e! Sw Wv T.! Sw ~. r. IS: ~ se Txs
isN.. Rse. w.. 10 scrs:. Seville Town
I'D ~, =: seesH.ss sy e,
be- 0ffise. gp % January e. iyss.
the Sisht 10 20 isct snv Snd m bids.
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Local News Items

Mrs. Chan Hoffman is recuper.
ating from a broken wrist re-
ceived in a fall on an icy street.
Give a helping hand to the Girl
Scouts BY buying cookies from
them January 80.
Mrs. Joe Bruneau is home from
4 visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Richard Murphy. in Missoula.
The Murphy's recently welcomed
an infant daughter.
Miss Georgia Hoyt returned TO
Bozeman to resume her studies
following her being called home
by the death Of her brother. Ron.
aid.
Tom Wong. cook employed at
the Hagerty Cafe. returned Sun.
day from . few days vacation
spent in Great Falls. Shelby and
Havre.
Plastering Of the new First
National Bank Of Borwning has
been under way since the fore
part Of last week with prospects
OF the work being completed BY
the end Of this week.
Mrs. Jack Rape of Seattle
Washington. arrived Tuesday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Cora
Severud Of bingham. Mrs. Rape
plans to return TO her home Fri
day.
Jay Franklin. proprietor Of
Todd's Steak House. is making
an impressive recovery from q
long illness during which he
spent six months under treat
ment At the Worrell hospital in
Rochester. Minnesota. part Of the
time.
John Mckay returned Tuesda,
night from Seattle. where he hac
been on . combined bushes!
and pleasure trip for three
weeks. Seattle Is suffering con
siderable seasonal unemploy
ment. he said. due in part to lay
offs made by aircraft manufac
turers.
Tribal Public Relations Direct
or Peter Redhorn lief, Wednes
day for Butte to be In attendance
At . Community Development
conference scheduled to be hele
at the Finlen hotel January 2:
and "a. The conference was will
regard to organization for dc
velopments within the area.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO express our most
sincere thanks to our many kind
friends, relatives and neighbors
for their thoughtfulness and kind
deeds extended US during the
time OF death Of Ronald Hoyt.
Your thoughtfulness will long
be remembered.
Lorraine and Rhonda Hoyt
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyt
and Georgia
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Rod Hibbs
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lECAlS
I0AAI worries

Applications will b. accepted from
s;,s, 'es 's' Old Agency Dis
70 b. eligible for membership mem.
bsPS Of tbs oisckfoet Tribe must Be- q
year.. o.. older. residsnt Of the Black.
fest Indian Reservation. and Of the Old
Agency District for st least SIX months
pr!es e the time Of submitting hi'
Dissfic. shsii b those q dSfined ii
s s.s 9.p us6s;:s ss the IL" election
An sppueetions shall Be addressed
70 the Secretary Of the Blsekiset tn
b! Cevnetl and clearly married. "AppI
e'is. .1 81 cSSns n' 5. se:n.a 4, III.
nett regular meeting Of the Council
70 q ns!S fssssa.y. rsssSs!y |! lsss
O. esiors 10 An. On that date.
!iree Pve!!est!e0 Jeausry q, 49,
Ls3 PubliessSo0 January -. iS6s
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Buy Girl Scout Cookies when
they call at your home January
N
HOSPITAL NOTES

admitted and Discharged
CHOATE. George
GILLIAN. Bernard
CALF LOOKING. Albert
RACINE. Elizabeth
PETERSON. Elaine and baby
girl
WEASEL HEAD. Melvin
CARLSON. Patrick
SPOTTED EAGLE. Francis Jr.
LEWIS. Charles r.
TROMBLEY. Cecilia
DCBRAY. Ernes,
BULL CALF. Alfredo
MERCHANT. Fabian
PATRICK. Eddie
BOY CHIEF. Candace
Currently Hospitalized)
GRAVES. Laura and baby boy
GARDIPEE. Eleanor and baby
boy
RIDER. Darlene
WEASEL HEAD. Anna
HORN. Rose
RUNNING CRANE. Mary
AFTER BUFFALO. jeanette
BAD OLD MAN. Doris
MONROE. Silena
YOUNG RUNNING CRANE
Isabelle
FOUND 4 GUN. Sharon
MONROE. Jesse
OSCAR. Robert
STILL SMOKING. Genevievl
ATKINSON. Victor
OLD ROCK, William
CROFT. George
RACINE. Marvin Leo
Births
Baby Girl Peterson
Baby Boy Graves
Baby Boy Gardipee
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cookies sold. 1t Is hoped that
the people Of Browning will aid
the girls In this project and at
the same time enjoy delicious
cookies.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-23

and the girls are doing.
A request has come from sew.
eral high school girls for a troop
for them. Plans are being made
for this and any high school girl