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DAVIS, JEFF. yr. On Friday. Marc

Is. 1883. JEFF DAVIS, Jf. q
322I stanton I'd. sc. He leayel
to mourn their loss Q devoted wife
three children. Q mother and many
other relatives and friends: Re
Tuesday, March IL, At the Camp
bell Funeral Home. Az NJ st. NV.
where funeral will be held or
wednesday. March is, at o am.
from the above-named chapel. In.
terry, Arrangements BY George B
Clarke.
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NED N. GLENN.
Grand Correspondent.

NED N. GLENN,
Grand Correspondent.
sANDRIDGE. MABEL N. On Thurs
Georses hospital, soy MABEL i n
SANDRIDGE Of .405 10th st. ne.
beloved mother Of Mrs. Joyce , GTSve,
ssndridseH; e :. ursSdmoth Saa Of T Man
Elizabeth W Barnhardt. Friends
may call az the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st: and Mass ave. ne. where
services will be held on sunday,
lakewood Cemetery. Chariottesvilie,
Va. on Monday, March 10, at p m.
Msrs6 TO-, is5s. RAY SHAW SHAW
Herbert q. s8S Fairmont St. nW'.
S SsSths5p , Law Of Of Frank Herbert
ives 'S and = friends F0 SlteT p'h - n es
Sunday. March Is, friends are IN
vited 70 call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1882 You st. NV. where funeral
Ms sTeis' Si DC "sl6 on rn MSnSa y;
Arlington National Cemetery. is
SIMMONS, EBERNEZzE JENKINS.
pa0f faS5 al h Med residence. h s5fa
k King 81 siMaohs.E e ssd SSiovsd VIE EIi:
Of oi,i Frank Z; Summons and the de;
and mother. Mr., and Mrs. joshua
jenkins of auitnian. Ga: four
brothers. six sisters and many other
relatives and friends. Friends may
call dt the funeral home If Alex
on Sunday March is. ."S Between e; 50 IL
aent ' i% Su R% rV "a. ana 'n IS
SMALL, ANDREW J. on Tuesday.
pital Middletown. N, Y, ANDREW
J, SMALL, father Of Andrew j. Small
q New York City: brother, Of
III c ely p Pa r Rs44s 4 l. Small small Ct Ct
Capitol Hts. Md; Mrs. Mabel Nj.
Shearer of Chillum. Md; Mrs. Bessie
I. Moore Of Camp Springs, Md. Mrs
E Md aMSd M zGsel M Fl silver spT dns:
call 81 the Lee funeral Home. 4tR
services will be held on Monday,
March ia at 10 am. Interment
SMITH, GEORGE P. LEFTY. On
PuessdnSy y:rl March O J Je: 1852 .s GEORGE
Sc, husband Of Mrs, Dorothy {.
Smith. father Of Mrs. Dorothy Con-
tee. brother of Ella Kemper and
grandfather Of Dolores Contee He
and friends. After 8 pm. Monday,
March IS, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882
You st, NV. Funeral services will
be held at the. Mount Bethel Bap-
fist Church. LIST st. and Rhode
Island ave. NV. on Tuesday. March
IL. at 1880 pm. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. 10
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urday, March "a, 1859, At George
kEARNEY q isO4 Dye drive Pair:
fax. Va beloved daughter OF James
A, and Barbara 3; kearney, sister
granddaughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, NIL
ton Booher. st. Louis. Mo-, and Mrs
W. A. Kearney. WASHINGTON, D. C.
Private graveside services and I'm
terment to be held at st.. James
Cemetery. Fails Church, Va. on
Monday. March l6, at 10 am. In
lieu Of flowers contributions may be
made to the Arlington Chapter. Re-
tarded Children's Fund.
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A1A members OF Grand Voiture
I'm ia, de 40 hommes ct 8
kGI CheVaux, are requested to
NJ attend Voiture services for
our late comrade. Grand
Chef de Care PaSse MELVIN
u w SANDMEYER, at Hines
Funeral Home, 18th and Harvard
March Is. 1859.
THOMAS r. BYWATERS,
Grand Chef de Care.
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FRAZIER. BERTHA VIRGINIA.

TIA VIRGINIA. FRAZIER Of $3.50
L St. NV. wife of Albert Frazier,
daughter of William Lomax, sister
Of Mrs. Mary Beale, Mrs. Emily
She also is survived by other rela-
tives and friends After S pm
Tuesday, March II, friends are
invited TO call at the Jarvis Cahpel,
services sG Win be heId ON MhtEf rsssss
March IS. at / pm. Interment
Lincoln Memorial CemeterY II
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March u, 1858. JOSEPH /. DAG
GLE Of 1855 Potomac ave Sc.
Daegle, father of Gerald 2,
Daggle and brother Of Louise Greene
and Edna Barden. Funeral from
the James T Ryan Funeral Home,
March I Ri 10. sis'l o.sS am Sn k sSaaes
mass at st. Peters Church At IL
am Relatives and friends invited
Interment Mount olivet Cemetery
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March 10, 1859. GEORGE 4.
KRAFT Of Lake Bluff H.. formerly
Charles C. Schmidt, Mrs. Carrie
L. Boyd. Miss Minnie Dietz and
Mrs. Ada Bell. Services at the
s. H Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901
l4th st. NV. on Tuesday. March
IA. at 1890 am. parking facili-
ties). Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, 10
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MANDERs. HENRY OHARRY.

9I4 South Carolina ave. Sc. on
March Il: 1859. husband Of the
Of Mrs William H ANDES. Mrs.
ton and Mrs Ruth Fulmele; brother
Lee Manders. Prayers at Cham
bers' Funeral Home. 5l7 18th st.
Sc, on Monday, March 10, at $50
cd and c SITS. Sc, at 10 am In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. is
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CLANCY. EDWARD W. On Friday.
March IS. 1859. EDWARD W.
S.io1s5 S Of sssS eye b s. he
Clancy, father Of Robert L.. viii
liam g., Richard c.. Mary Joyce.
Charles D. and John O.. CLANCY.
and Catherine Il. couchoud: son OF
Of Mrs. Virginia Jones, Mrs Grace
MARQUES. James u. and Gregory
CLANCY. Funeral iron the Sim
mons Bros Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope I'd. Sc. parking facili-
$50 am: thence to st. Francis
Xavier Catholic Church. where re-
QUEEN nigh mass will be offered at
10 am. for the repose Of his soul.
Rosary on Sunday. March 10, at
$40 pm Is
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MALEY, ANNA B. On Friday, March
3 MAIEY. formerly Of Springfield,
Va, beloved daughter Of the late
Of the late Martin ]. and J. VIII
liam Maley Friends may call at
0awler's Chapel. 1885 Pa. ave. NV.
courtesy parking uppositel from
noon Saturday. March IA, until 5
will be offered at 81, Joseph's
Cathedral. Wheeling. " Va. Inter-
ment Mount Calvary cemetery Is
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MeGlNN, ELIZABETH GRACE. On
Friday. March 10, 1853, at the
ELIZABETH GRACE McGINN Of
Nd, beloved wife OF John A. Nc
OHM, mother of Judith Anne and
John A. McGinn, IT.. daughter OF
Mrs Edith Williamson and sister
Of Mrs James Gardner. Thomas,
Mrs. Mcqinn rests at the Warner
tparkinG facllitiesl. Mass will be
offered for the repose OF her soul
on Tuesday. March n. at $3.50 am,
at 81, Johns Catholic Church, For
est Glen, Nd. Interment st. Johns
Cemetery. is
MeMILLEN, zENUs r.. On Friday,
March y, 1859, at Arlington Hos;
Hs55ndoniM , y@ii 6eioysdS husband 9sn q
Arthur c. McMillen OF Arlington,
Va. and Mrs. r g. Crippen Of
vived BY three nieces end three
nephews. Friends and relatives
may call at the Green Funeral
Home. Herndon, Va where serv-
ices will be held ut 9 pm. Mon
day. March 10 Interment Andrew
Chapel Cemetery. Is
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n aAffh so stables eSs s. ANNA S. Ro4B EN-.
Of Charles Rodbell and devoted
mother Of Ralph Leon. Oscar and
Herbert Phillip Rodbell She Is also
survived by two sisters. Mrs. Mamie
LItyin and Mrs. Sarah Cohen, both
children Funeral services at the
Bernard Danzansky a. Sons Funeral
Home, 35Ql l4th ST. NV. on Mon
day, March 10, at l pm. Interment
Titereth Israel Cemetery. Memorial
week 10a20 1nwood ave. Silver
Spring. Nd. In lieu Of flowers, the
family suggests that contributions
may be made to the Home for In
eurables. I6
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PAGE. LEWIS EDWARD. euddenly,
on THURSDAY. March "a. 1859, at
P Gsw isS''f sp%ARp PAGE ACE. d devised
Of Lewis Edsar and oeorse Daniel
PAGE, brother Of james Mercer, Also
surviving are three grandchildren,
k RSss Thomas sSr gsse D: sns other r: sae
lives and many friends, After 2
pm. sunday, March is. friends
may call at the Rollins Funeral
Home. 1889 Hunt pi. ne. Services
on Monday. March IS. at pm.
at the Salem Baptist Church. al7
N st. q W.. the Rev. Herbert Trayers
oficiating 1nterment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. is
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S&hv. and members Of Quentin
Roosevelt Post, No. II, OF
the American Legion are
hereby notified OF the death
SS Of our late comrade, MEL
WIN w SANDMEYER. Fu-
neral services viii be held
at : pm. Monday, March l6, at
the Church Of the Reformation.
2l2 East Capitol st. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
CHARLES c. JOHNSON. Comdr.
HENRY KUMM, Jr., Adjt.
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beavers. MARY JANE. On wsdns e,

day, March IL, 1859 MARY JANE
beavers Of Route 5, Fairfax. Va.
mother Of Grover beavers Of Chan
tilly. Va: John beavers OF Lenah.
Va. Mrs. Addie Rains Of Daytona
Herndon Va: Mrs Refer Rogers
Of Front ROYAL, Va: Charles and
Otis beavers Of Pennsylvania: Ev:
erett beavers. q. g. Navy, and
George beavers Of New Jersey She
children Friends may call at the
Green Funeral Home. Herndon. Va,
where services will be held at .
pm. Sunday March rs interment
Cranford Memorial Methodist Church
Cemetery, Lorton, Va. I6
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c1 March M n. isss. Al her On reside Hss
1880 wisconsin ave. NV. MAR:
GARET C. CARR. beloved mother
Of Madelaine d. Carr and sister
Of Mrs. Deborah Harmon, Mrs. Al
bert oierstein, Ellen p o;,,, Hallo q.
tives and friends may call ct the
Collins Funeral Home, 1921 l4th
st. NV. REQUIEM mass ct the
Church Of the Annunciation. $3.50
day. March 10. at 1880 am. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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GARDNER, AUDREY 5. on Friday,
dria Hospital, AUDREY s. CARD
So SH' West est Masonic view ave.. Alex Z.
andria, Va. sister OF Mrs. Louise
8. Dodge and william A. Schwarz-
mann both Of Alexandria, Va.
Friends may call at the B. Wheatley
andria. v no"e where ere funeral services Vices
will be held on Monday, March 10,
at 2 pm. Interment Ivy Hill Gene
terry. Is
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HOWARD, ALICE COWARD. On Fri.
Ssyh.pnna rf ahowiiasn ls ssisv,s ALICE IN:
OF the late Or Robert W, Howard,
M ;ssT Of MS Is hr, H.1 nsoo R.. S1
OF Lancaster. Pa: aunt OF Capt
and Mrs. Frank O. Gould. USN,
Friends may call at the W, W. Dea.
Funeral Home 1872 Georgia ave.
NV, until 10 pm Monday. March
10. Interment Bird In Hand. Pa.
Expressions Of sympathy may be
made 10 the Red Gross. 10
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hY March Il. 1855 EL1z2sETa i'i HUNT
Of 93s l4th g, Sc; devoted mother
vived By twelve grandchildren. eight
Observation-Disclosures two daughters
in-lav, three brothers. two sisters,
several nieces and nephevs. other
rela tives and many friends Re-
93S 14th st. Sc, on Tuesday,
March II. after ) pm. Funeral
service Wednesday. March IS, pm,
at the wilderness Baptist Church.
729h 1lth 81. Sc, the Rev. Joseph
z. Perkins oficiating. Intermeni
Carver Memorial Park. Services by
Hall Bros. Funeral Home. 62l
Florida ave. nv IL
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1ULDDEhOs bENJAMlN tbEND. sud-
denly. on Thursday, March ~. 1859,
BENJAMIN 0oLbBER0 OF I4O7
Varnum st NV. beloved husband OF
Sarah Goldberg and devoted father
Of Miss Sylvia q Goldberg He Is
survived also by two sisters, Mrs
Nicholas Bobys and Mrs Jacob Lip
kin, and a brother. Abe Goldberg
Funeral services ct the Bernard Dam
zansky a. Sons Funeral Home. 350l
14th st NV. on Sunday. March IS,
ct IL noon In.erment King David
Memorial Garden. Memorial week.
1907 Varnum st. NV. Is
GOOsBY, WALTER. yr. On Thurs
day, March ~, 1889. WALTER
NV. loving husband Of Kathleen
Goosby. devoted son of Walter
Goosby, sr. and Mrs. Hattie Will
llams. brother Of Mrs. Emma Pierce,
John Black. Hattie. Otis. Fred,
Thomas and Rebecca Williams
other relatives and friends also
survive. After IL noon Monday.
March 10, friends may call at the
johnson & jenkins Funeral Home,
1904 Georgia ave. NV. Funeral
on Tuesday, March II, at 10 am.
from the Sacred Heart Catholic
Church, 10th st, and Park I'd,
NV Interment Arlington National
Holmes County herald., 1959-10-08
Miss America To Return
To Nufchez October IS

Down in Natchez, on the Miss
issippi River, the entire town is
making preparations for the return
on October 18th of the Magnolia
States second consecutive Miss
America, Lynda Mead of Natchez.
This is Miss Mead's first visit to
her home town since her triumph in
Atlantic City and the biggest event
the town has had since the race
between the Natchez and the Ro-
bert E. Lee.
Among the events, which are be-
ing prepared to celebrate the gala
return of the new Miss America
are colossal parade. with twenty
one bands from all over Mississinni
and neighboring states. These in
clude the Ole Miss Band from
Lynda's alma mater. the Univer.
slty OF Mississippi, the Mississinni
southern Band and the DIVE
Darnngs. Delta State Teachers
mississippi State, Copiah-L lincoln
me Shrine Motor Corps. Natchez
High and their Rebelletts. wash
ngton High, Brandon. Monticello.
Fayette High School. Closer High,
Holmes County herald., 1959-10-08

haven and McComb
Governor j. P. Coleman and
other dignitaries will be here for
the occasion and also here and
participating in the parade will be
beauties from all over the state
who took part recently in the Miss
Mississippi pageant, from where
Miss Mead was chosen to repre-
sent the state.
A float, rivalling those of the
New Orleans Mardi Gras, is being
especially constructed, with a tn
rome and dias on which Miss Mead
will be seated. Other floats and
convertibles will feature beauties
from other towns.
In public ceremonies in front of
the City Hall, the new Miss Amer
lea will be welcomed back to Nat
chez by Mayor Troy Watkins, dur
ing the parade, and from there the
parade viii find its way to the Nat
chez High Stadium where addition
al ceremonies will be held at the
school from which Miss Mead was
graduated in 1857.
Fun newsreel, television and
Holmes County herald., 1959-10-08

It wouldn't appear that the adj
ditional one cent federal tax we
began paying a week ago on gas
oline would amount to much, but
the state motor vehicle comptrol-
ler's office in Jackson said last
week that MiSsissippians will pay
over $685. 35 month more.
Gas wouldn't cost SO much if it
wasn't for the tax. The total tax
is now II cents per gallon, five
cents for the federal government
and seven cents for the state gov
eminent, which if subtracted from
the price per gallon that gasoline
sells for, would make the price of
petrol a much nicer figure, don't
you think.
On the yearly level, the addition
al cost of gas will be about $6,261,
564 for state people.
This additional tax is supposed
to keep proposed road building
going. We need no new taxes; but
new roads we could well use, for
some we have now are so rough
Holmes County herald., 1959-10-08

We thought we were through
with politics for this year; but for
many of us, no doubt, the Decem-
Der elections down in Louisiana
will probably draw lot of inter-
est and attention, because Earl
Long is in the running for heuten-
ant governor and Jimmy Davis,
beloved gospel singer and a former
governor, is trying again for the
Pelican States highest office.
Long had intended to try and
succeed himself as governor, but
when Jimmie Davis entered the
race, Long must have realized that
he Just couldn't spread the sum
shine" that Jimmy can, so he
dropped down a notch and annouc-
ed that he would run for the lieu
tenant governor spot.
Jimmy Davis was helped into
the governors office before by
his singing. "You Aare My Sun
shine" was one of the frequent
songs that he sang to his listeners.
Gospel songs and hymns he also
presented to what must have been
very appreciative audiences. Two
Of his most popular gospels then
and now are Taller Than Trees"
and SUPPORTING. And no doubt
he will be using this type Of cam
paigning again, hoping that its eff
fectivencss remains.
We wish Mr.. Davis luck in the
race. but he has a lot of competi-
ton. With a stable number in the
governors race, this number is
about doubled by lieutenant gov
ernor hopefuls.
Holmes County herald., 1959-10-08

You are probably tired of hear
ing and reading about the happen
ings of Earl Long, but he keeps
popping up in the nempapers
quite often, and is now on the ra-
dio and jukeboxes in the form of
a record.
Governor Longs shenanigans in
Spired young recording artist to
write and put on wax a fantastic
story about Long, the song being
entitled 1.-THE Ballad of Earl K.
Long" 1t isn't expected to reach
the peak of popularity that 1.-THE
Ballad of Davey Crockett" did
several years back, though. In fact,
a local disc jockey commented
the other night after one of its in.
frequent airings in this area that
he had his doubts if the record
would ever hit the top.
Holmes County herald., 1959-10-08

your auto riding over them.
And while we are on the sub
ject of Money, which we don't have
much of, just a few words about
the steel strike.
Unions are alright until, they be-
come unreasonable, and the United
SteelWorkers Union is unreasOn-
able in its demand for a Is cent
an hour raise when they already
make $311 and hour.
Many people would be glad to
get even half what they are max
ing now, without the increase in
pay, which would give them wages
of $521.60 a month.
We realize that the cost of liv-
ng is increasing, and that it costs
more to live up North than here In
the South, but we also believe that
a person can live on that kind of
salary. without an increase. Such
unreasonableness should be stopp-
ed, shortly.
Holmes County herald., 1959-10-08

radio coverage for the big event
are assured and representatives of
all national news media, including
Life and Newsweek have been in
vlted to cover the celebration.
Tn mayor and Citizenry of Nat
chez invite the people of Holmes
County to come to Natchez on Oct
ODER Is and take part in this gala
celebration.
Holmes County herald., 1959-10-08
Small Talk
BY JERRY TATE

that they will shake you out OF
your auto riding over them.
Holmes County herald., 1959-10-08

Doors that open wider - easier to get in
and out. Family-size interior. Seats that are
higher. more deeply cushioned, and reposi-
toned TO provide more room for feet and
legs. Perhaps the quietest running car IN
America due to Bucks high use of insula-
ton and torque-tube drive. Bucks quality
control program comes to peak in the
Turbine Drive Buick 80.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-12
New District Ranger
To Arrive For Park
Duty Next Tuesday

Ralph X. Shaver. newly ap'
pointed West Lakes District Ran.
ger. will arrive At Glacier Nation.
al Park Tuesday. February II.
Shaver. who has been serving
as Superintendent Of Homestead
National Monument at Beatrice.
Nebraska. vii succeed Robert J.
Murphy who recently transferred
to Theodore Roosevelt National
Memorial Park In North Dakota.
Shaver has previously served
as ranger at Crater Lake and
Hawaii National Parks and a.
district ranger Of Great Smokey
Mountain National Park. lie has
had II years Of government serv.
ice.
Glacier Parks new Dis,ric,
Ranger served for three years as
q sergeant In the Air Force dur
Ing WV II. lie attended Duke
University and Catawaba College
in North Carolina and the Uni
vcrsity Of Idaho. lie Is married
and has four children.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-12
Peabody Report
VIII Be Discussed
Al County Meeting

Laura Jane Taft. Glacier coun
~ Superintendent Of Schno!S. m
nOunceS that 4 county meeting
open 10 the public will BE- held
In Cut Bank on Saturday. F,oru
ary 81. starting Al q 4 M. 10 dis
cuSs the Peabody rcpor, concern.
Ing education In the Montana
schools.
The planning committee. who
met Sunday afternoon. include
Mrs. Lois Nelson. Mrs Laura
Jane Taft. Mrs. Bob Kirkland.
John Bcrcovitz. Robcr. Yunrk.
Henry jacobson and Leo kca.
nerly Of Browning. representing
the school boards. Chairman of
the Montana State Citizens Com.
mittec for the schools is Russ
Hart Of Billings.
The Peabody committee rcrrn,'
" completed q survey Of the
school systems In Montana and
this public meeting will give tax.
payers and other interested riii.
zenS the opportunity to learn how
our school system operates Plan
70 attend.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-12
Indian Bureau Official, Called To Testify
CONCERNING Recent TsIevised Indian Story
Indian Bureau officials told tho

Indian Bureau officials told tho
House Indian Affairs Subcom.
mittcc Monday that the recent
tclcvision film. The American
Stranger" did not show the en-.
tire Indian story.
Commissioner Glenn EmmonS
said the film pretty we'll demon.
stratcs what We sometimes are
faced with--thc sordid side. with.
out also showing the many id.
vanccs that have been made"
Emmons testified after the com.
mittce saw the film which was
shown on . tclcvision program
November IS. Among other things
THE American Stranger" depict.
I'd conditions In the Blackfect
Indian area here on the rcserva.
ton and also included interviews
with some members Of the tribe.
In a statement filed with the
committee. the Interior Depart.
ment said the film focused atten.
ton on scenes Of Indian poverty
and hardship and virtually isnor.
cd the many constructive pro.
grams that are certainly an equal.
~ important important part Of
the whole factuai picture.
Commissioner Emmons explain.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-12
Cut Bank Downs Browning
In Hard Fought Floor Game

The fighting Indians were dc.
fcated on their home floor Sa;ur.
day night by Gu, Bank. So 81. in
. Northern Glass Il Division
game marked by many fouls.
Altogether there were 81 fouls
called on the Browning Indians
and ~ fouls Oh the visiting Cut
Bank Wolves Free throws were
the difference as the Gu, Bank
Wolves attempted ~ and made
- for q 81 per cent. Tn the other
hand. the Indians attempted only
u charity ,us>r>. 10 less than
Cut Bank. hut made ~ for \ 81
per cent
The Indian, jumped 10 81
lead with : minutes gone ~ :hc
first period Oh the lone sci shots
Of Murray liarwood who hi, the
first 5 points for the Indians
The Wolves quickly came back
to tic the game at Sail. then pull.
ed ahead. From there on !, was
nip aud tuck with the Wolves
getting . ; point advantage. l+.il.
ss the period ended.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-12
Joe Lewis Elected
E Of { President

Joe Lewis was elected Presi
dent Of the Browning Chamber
Of Commerce last Friday night
succeeding Frank Greco who hai
served as head of the organiza'
ton for the past year.
Paul Wander Jagt was elected
First Vice.Prcsident and Kay
lioyt Second Vicc-Presidcnt. lisa.
belle Shcck was appointed Score.
tary.Trcasurcr.
Advertising and Budget com
mittccs were appointed by the
new president and instructed 10
meet as soon as possible in the
promotion of a somewhat ex.
tensivc advertising campaign ia
be carried out in time for tho
summer tourist season.
The advertising committee met
Monday evening at which time
they drew 10 a tentative program
whi.'h will be submitted along
with the budget at an association
dinner to be held Thursday eve
ming. February 10. In the Mctho'
dist church dining room.
The menu will consist Of tur.
key and all the trimmings at S2.00
. plate. Serving will begin at
6 o'clock.