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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-04-13
Stanley kiPp Coaches
American Indian Center
To First Championship

The American Indian Center
of Chicago reports that Coach
Stanley Kipp Of Browning. Mon
tana has brought the American
Indian Center their first bis
championship.
During the season he coached
two league teams plus the All
Star Warriors" In an eight
team league playoff tournament
his two teams won and ended up
playing for the championship. II
was the American Indian Cen.
tiers first championship. and
they also won second place.
His All-Star Warrior" team,
composed of four former all
staters, came through the season
undefeated. His team has defeat.
ed all major Indian competition
I'm the Midwest. The Minneapolis
Indians" who have claimed the
Midwest title for the past two
years. were defeated by his team
once during season play and in
the championship game held in
Minneapolis March Is by the
score Of SO 20 -.
Being undefeated and having
challenged all other Indian cham
pions for the national title, they
now claim a share Of that title.
Next year they hope to enter into
the National Indian Tournament.
At present Stan Kipp is Youth
Director at the American Indian
Center.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-04-13
Chester PePion Services
Held Last Saturday

Funeral services were held Sat
urday afternoon, April 8 at Holy
Family Mission for Chester c,
Pepion, 48, of Great Falls who
was found dead April 2 in his
cell at the Great Falls City Jail
where he had been placed in
custody over the week end. Cause
of death is unknown at this time.
Mr.. Pepion, who never married,
saw service in the US. Army dur
ing World War III, enlisting in
May, 1913 and receiving his dis
charge April, 1916. At the time
of his death he was a member
of the Plumbers and Pipefitters
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-04-13
union of Great Falls.

union of Great Falls.
Survivors include his mother,
Mabel Pepion of Great Falls;
brothers, George of Denver, Will
bur of California, Vince of Dill
lon, Colorado, and sisters, Mrs.
James (Cecile) Milne of Waller,
Mrs. Merle (Grace) Kuka of
Birch Creek, Verna Hamilton of
Baltimore, Md, Mrs. Leonard Jar
rett of Denver, Colorado. and
several nieces and nephews.
FIR. Mailman officiated at the
church services, followed by
graveside military rites conduct
ed by the Blackfeet American
Legion post. Interment was in the
Robare cemetery at Birch Creek.
The Beck Funeral Home was
In charge of arrangements.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-04-13
Public Sale

A a. x go TO- steel insulated and lined
milking parIor and "a X 30 cooler room with
IL wing units for Ioafins shed located at the
edge Of Browning on the Boarding School Road
will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at
public sale to be conducted where the properly
is located on Thursday, the 10th day Of April,
1861 at 200 o'clock PM. Taking down and re-
movaI Of buildings and all such related expense
at buyers expense.
Seller will furnish a bill of sale to buyer upon
receipt Of the highest bid in cash at conclusion
Of sale. .-
ASSOCIATES DISCOUNT CORPORATION
Owner"
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-04-13
md the Bengston family.

and the Bengston family.
Twenty members of the Senior
Methodist Youth Fellowship and
their leader, Rev. James Bell OF
Browning had a hike, a weiner
roast and marshmallow toast at
the Charles Tobin home Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Uhl Jr. and
children of Cut Bank spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Uhl Sr.
Mrs. Helen Oliver from Glas-
cow is visiting the Herman
Luckes. She is Mrs. Lucke's sis
ter.
Gene Felts called on Margaret
Brice Wednesday on his way to
San Diego. California.
Jack Walls family from Du-
puyer spent Easter Sunday with
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-04-13

Naomi Gillian, who was a re-
cent patient in a Great Falls hos
pital, has returned 10 her posi-
ton in the Agency realty office.
Evening star., 1961-10-28

would you suggest for cover
lets and accessories?
Answer-There are many
colors which would work well
in your room. One choice
might be a soft olive green
with accents in deep slate
grey. Soft blues or pinks
with deep accents would be
other choices.
Question: 1 would appre-
ciate help in selecting dra-
peries and rug for my living
room. Long sofa. lounge
chair and ottoman are soft
rose. Two chairs are soft
blue. Walls are gray white
and floor dark parquet.
Wood pieces are mahogany
with white handicapped
table. White and blue acces-
Sories. l would like a rug
which would not completely
cover the floor. Is this per-
miSsible?
Answer: You are quite
right in wanting to expose
part of the handsome floor.
Use an area rug in a size
large enough to border your
major seating area-6 by 9
feet is one popular size. Use
one of the handsome i'm
ported rugs from Scandins-
via, Mexico, the Near East,
Spain or, of course. an Or
iental.
American manufacturers
are now producing beautiful
rugs inspired by the hand
woven ones at moderate
prices. Color could relate to
ones you have or the rug
could serve as a color ac-
cent with pillows and acces-
sories taken from its colorS.
Draperies would be best in
a handsome testured or
plain fabric in white or Off
white. Avoid a print which
would compete with the
rugs pattern.
Question: We have chosen
forest green carpet for our
living room and I am at a
loss about color for walls.
draperies and sofa. Two
chairs are sandalwood, one
rose and another in beige
tapestry with tiny roses.
Answer: Best wall color
would be pale willow green or
Evening star., 1961-10-28

Many an amateur decorator
hesitates to buy furnishings
OF contemporary design be-
cause she is under the mis-
conception that it has no
lasting quality.
Proof Of the error Of this
thinking was shown by a re-
cent survey which 1nvesti-
gated the mass of material
that had been designed for
Evening star., 1961-10-28

marble effect tile or linoleum.
Living room has sage green
sofa, grey wing chair, red
chair and marble tables.
Please advise wall color. COL
or for draperies and rug.
Answer-Please don't cover
your wide-board floors with
an imitation marble tile. Re-
finish the floors, wax them
to a high finish and you will
have a far more elegant floor
than would otherwise be pos
sible. A creamy beige or pale
celadon green would compile
ment the tones of the wood
floor and could be freShened
with pure white mouldingS
and fireplace. Room size or
area rug could be pale
green or beige. Deeper green
or gold draperies and accents
of green and gold with per-
haps some small notes of red.
QueStiOn-We have Just
papered our living room and
dining room with gold and
white formal traditional flo
raj pattern. Windows in both
rooms have white shutters
and dining room furniture is
pine. Would like your opin-
ion on wall-to-wall carpet to
replace oval hooked rugs.
Would this destroy the Early
American theme? What COL
or slipcovers would you ad-
wise for two occasional chairs
and two love seats in the
living room?
Answer-Carpet is used ex-
tensively in creating contem-
porary settings for traditional
furniture. Simple back
grounds give greater promi-
nence to the furniture itself.
Muted shade of almost any
color would be good for the
carpet. Your room is now
white and gold. You can add
any color to this. Use
a bright color on chairs,
deeper or paler shade on
loveseats and bright shade of
contrasting color for accent.
QueSti0n-We have gold
carpets and off-white walls
in our bedroom. Draperies
across one wall are gold and
ivory floral. What color
Evening star., 1961-10-28
BY BETTY PEPIS
Contributing Writer

replace a large cloth are an
other goth century innova-
ton as are knives and forks
of stainless steel.
All these are only a few Of
many. many examples Of
preSent-day design that may
become treasured antiques to
a future generation.
Questions and Answer
Question: I have a lovely
handmade quilt in a star de-
sign in dark red and white.
Used as a coverlet on a king
size bed, it will be the focal
point in the master bedroom.
What colors should I have
for the dust ruffle, draperies,
chair and walls?
Answer: If room faces a
cool exposure, I would paint
the walls a pale. soft rose;
soft green if the room is
bright. In either case, have
the dust ruffle and scatter
rug in dark red. The chair
and the draperies could be in
a small print in dark red,
greens and white.
Question: I plan to paint
walls in living room oyster
white. Would royal blue look
all right for slip covers on
my sectional sofa? What for
chairs, draperies, rag rug and
throw pillows?
Answer: Royal blue is a
rather sharp contrast with
white walls. If you decide to
use this color. I would sug-
gest white for draperies,
muted yellow for chairs and
throw pillows. Have shades Of
blue. muted yellow. some
spring green for the rag rug.
Same green shade could also
be used for pillows and ac-
ceSsories.
Question: What color walls.
hedspread and curtains would
you suggest for a small bed
room that faces south. Both
sides Of the ceiling slant. ]
have a four-poster twin bed
and an antique marble-ton
chest. What would help make
room larger?
Answer: A soft, pale aqua
marine color for walls. wood
work. ceiling and scatter rugs
should help make the room
appear larger. The bedspread
could have a plain aquama-
rine top with a dust ruffle
in a check of aquamarine.
yellow and white. Or. these
same colors could be used in
a small print with probably
the inclusion Of some bright
green. Use the check or print
at the windows.
Question: In my living
room. I have a hand-hooked
rug. The background is a
light rose with a dark rose
border. The pattern is a floral
in green's, rose. beige. yellow
and brown. What colors for
slip covers on a Lawson sofa
and two chairs? What color
for walls and draperies? Be
cause OF the rug. ! feel I
must have solid colors.
Answer: Yes. solid colors
are best with a colorful. pat
termed rug. Walls could be A
soft, dusty rose, draperies a
crisp organdy. Have the sofa
in a medium green and. per-
haps. use a small plaid for
the two chairs in rose, rreen
yellow and white. or they
could be a solid light green.
Question - I have Just
moved into a large old Colo
: NAL house which needs some
renovation. I would like sug-
gestions for wall color in liv-
ing room and dining room.
Large columns separate these
rooms which have white
woodwork and fireplaces. I
have wide board floors which
I would like to cover with
Evening star., 1961-10-28

off-white. Repeat this color
in deeper shade for curtains.
Sofa might be palest sandal
wood or green deeper than
walls but lighter than car
pet. Accessories such as pill
lows, ashtrays and the like
in deep rose red or pale aqua.
more white and perhaps
more of the deep green Of
your carpet.
"a Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
FeatureD
Evening star., 1961-10-28
On Dining Toble

The way IN which We set
our dining tables and the
things we set upon them have
also undergone a revolution
in so years.
The plain white. rimless
oupe-shaped dinner plate
has retained its popularity
since its introduction some
80 years ago. Table mats to
Evening star., 1961-10-28

homes since the turn of the
goth century and was still
easily purchasable today.
A further restriction im-
posed by the survey was that
each item included had to
have been on sale continu-
ously for at least the last 10
years, a length of time the
committee considered a good
indication of potential long
life.
Some Longer
Although some Of the mark
edly modern furniture dike
Paul McCobb's stacking units
and Architect Zero Saari-
mems enveloping chair bare
ly fit into the 10-year limit,
other examples of truly goth
century design have been
around much longer than
The handsome glass-topped
table and leather and chrome
chairs. the work of Miss Van
Der Rohe, were originally
executed in the mid-'20s and
there has been a continuing
demand for them ever since.
The rounded bent wood
chairs by Thonet. a turn of
the century classic. are still
being produced and pur-
chased today.
Fabrics. too. have changed
particularly with the intro
duction of man-made fibers;
but. actual weaving tech
niqueS like Dorothy Leibes'
hand-loomed combinations of
fibers and wood Stats or bam-
boo strippings are decidedly
contemporary.
Similarly, despite their ira
ditional air, the glorious me-
tallic prints imported from
Fortuny in Venice are exc
cuted in a secret technique
invented around 1910.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07
Oakland Sorority Is
Initiated Sunday

The Mu Lambda Chapter, Tau
Phi Lambda Sorority. of the Su-
preme Forest Woodmen Circle of
the Oakland Grove No. 3 was in
stituted at a ritualistic ceremony
by the Iota Epsilon Chapter of
Cumberland on Sunday afternoon,
December 3 at the Womcn's Civic
Clubhouse in Cumberland.
An informal gct-acquainted pc
riod opened the afternoon meet
ing Introductions of special CUES F.,
were made at this time that in
cluded Mrs. Katherine DALEY.
Petersburg, State Manager for
West Virginia, Maryland and
Washington, d. c.; Mrs. Loretta
Keener. Keyser. district manager:
Mrs Maureen Marsh. Keyser. dele
gate to the 1861 national convcn-
ton. Miss Juanita Prime. Cumber-
land. State first vice-president;
Miss Grace Marie Bartlett. Graf
ton. past national president. Mrs
Mildred Church. Parkersburg, Su.
preme Forest Woodmen Circle;
Mrs. Margaret Hartman. Cumber.
land, certified inspector; Mrs. Jear
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07
Ten Births Occur

Ten births occurred at the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland during the past week, five
boys and five girls.
On the LIST a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Jared Wolfe, Oakland: a son
to Mr., and Mrs Robert Samuel
Savage, Friendsville.
On the Bird a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs Alvin Leonard Lee, Swan
ton: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Otis John Friend, Crellin; a daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Bit
finger, Jr., Oakland; a son to Mr.
and Mrs. John David Quinn. West
ernport; a son to Mr. and Mrs Rob
ert jerome Killer, Oakland.
On the 5th a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs James Frederick Ford,
Crellin: a son to Mr.. and Mrs, Don
aid Tephabock, Kitzmiller.
On the It'll a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Edward Slabaugh, Garrett
vile. Ohio.
During the week the hospital adj
mitted 46 patients and discharged
AZ. Census this morning was 81.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07
Christmas Party Is
Planned by BPW

The annual Christmas party Of
the Business and Professional
Women's club Will be held on
Thursday, December IA, at the Will
liam-James hotel, at 6:15 p. m. it
has been announced.
A special holiday program has
been announced.
A special holiday program has
been arranged, including vocal Sc
lections by Mrs. Jay Bell and group
singing of Christmas carols. The
history of various carols will be
given by Mrs Mary Kay Paugh.
The annual exchange of gifts viii
take place
Program and table decorations
are in charge of Mrs. Patricia
White, chairman: Mrs. Jean Sollars.
Miss Floss Shaffer and Miss Josie
Iden, of the Public Affairs COM
mittee, and Mrs. Gladys Nordeck.
chairman; Mrs Mary Kay Paugh
and Mrs. EdWana Rock. of the
Public Relations committee.
Mrs. Ruth c. Brown was recent
ly accepted into membership.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07

Robert j Hesen and son Joseph,
ToWson, spent few hours in Oak
land Saturday on business.
Mrs Charles Paugh, Sr., and
granddaughter, Miss Helen O'Shea.
were visiting in Washington. d. c.,
over the weekend
Alan Cvetnick. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Rudy Cvetnick, of High
street, recently had a tonsillectomy
in the local hospital
Mrs A. A. Scherr is leaving Fri
day for Charleston, W. Va, where
she will spend some time with
her daughter. Mrs f. c. Hamilton
Mrs. Gcneieve Higgins left last
Thursday for her home in Pitts
burgh after visiting her mother.
Mrs. w A. Gender, and other rela-
tives over Thanksgiving.
Mrs Joseph f. Summons. of
Norfolk, Va, visited her mother.
Mrs. Henry w. McComas for the
past three weeks. She returned
to her home on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aza Stanton enter
tanned number of their friends
at dinner party last Saturday
evening in the -Four Seasons" din
ing room at the Will o. the Wisp,
Deep Greek Lake.
Bernard Gender, Jr., returned to
his work on Wednesday after re-
operating from an attack of in
fluenza 1t was the first time in
thirty years that he had been alb
sent from his job. He is manager
Of the Western Union telegraph Of
flee. Second street.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07

Harmon. Keyser State adviser
and Mrs. Resale Bartlett Grafton,
Epsilon Epsilon Chapter Alpha
Alpha Theta and lota ri sororitics
of Kcyscr were also represented
Immediately following was the
pledge service held for the Oak
land Chapter. The sixteen pledges
included Mrs. Lcona Wit, Mrs
Norma Hncbaugh. Miss Patricia
Winters. Miss Betty BiScr. Mrs
Dortha Haincs. Miss Alice Gloi-
fclty. Miss Janet Paugh. Mrs June
Harvey. Miss Ethel Riddcr. Miss
Ada Mae Wclch. Mrs Jean Spcn-
Ger. Miss Nancy Martin. Miss Jo-
ann Sharplcss. Miss Evelyn War
nick Mrs. Elizabeth Kisner and
Miss Linda Teets.
A formal candlclight initiation
ceremony for the group followed.
| At this time. Mrs. Katherine Daley
was initiated also. as a charter
member of the Oakland Sorority.
After the institution OF the Mu
I Lambda Chapter the installation
Of officers was held Those installed
were Mrs. wilt. President: Mrs
! Hincbaugh. Nice-PreSident; Miss
Winters. Secretary; Miss Biser,
! Treasurer: Miss Glotfelty. Warden;
! Mrs HaineS. Historian; Miss Paugh.
Chaplain: Mrs Harvey, Musician;
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07

Mrs. George Clancy, Mt Lake
Park, is at her home after having
been a patient in Garrett County
Memorial hospital for several days.
Mrs. T. c. Kahl and two children,
LaVale, spent the weekend here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold II Harmed
Spencer Graham. while out hunt
ing with Earl Roth last Friday,
stepped in a hole and slivered a
bone in his right ankle. He is at
his home on North Third street
MIR. and Mrs Ted Hartle, Tough
kenamon Pa, announced the birth
of a son on December s. Mrs. Har
tie is the former Miss Shirley
Friend, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James +. Friend, Mt Lake Park.
wi - II. T. ASaANAAA 81 INV Wv 80
derwent major surgery at the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland recently is convalescing
and was expecting to be returned
to her home tomorrow.
Members of Garrett Temple No
II, Pythian Sisters, will have a
covered dish supper on Monday
evening, December II. beginning At
G o'clock. AT the same time there
will be election of officers for the
ensuing year and a Christmas
party with jungle gifts being eX-
changed.
Mrs. James Sweeney, of Roose-
welt Park, n j., who had been Wis
iting her nephew and niece, DR..
and Mrs. f. l. Baumgartner for
several weeks, suffered a slight
stroke at the Baumgartner home
last Saturday, and remains a pa
tient there. She shows some inn
provement.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. X F. Kahl we're Mr. and Mrs.
Paul " Fleming, Fairmont; Mr..
and Mrs K. V. Kahl, Bridgeport,
w. Va; Mr. and Mrs. C. 7. Kahl,
LaVale: Joe Kahl, Eckhart; Daley
Sines and Edgar Nicholas, Rural
Retreat, Va; Dean Hoffman, Balti-
more: Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Kahl,
Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07
Evergreens Is Topic
For AAUW Meeting,

Evergreens will be the topic for
discussion at the regular meeting
of members of Garrett Branch,
American Association of Univer-
sity Women, to be held next Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Janice Hutchinson The program is
continuation of the theme for
the year, developing Our Sense of
Wonder
Participating in the program will
be Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Daisy
Beachy, Mrs Isabelle eraser and
Mrs. Elisabeth Thayer Mrs. Ann
Bell will assist the committee. par
ticularly in decorative arrange
ments.
Mrs. William F. HeScn amour
ced that Frostburg State Teachers
college had become an eligible in
Stitution for A.A.UW. member
ships. DR.. Jean Brownlee, national
chairman of the committee on
higher education of A.A.U.W. nOti-
fled the college recently that it
had met all requirements for mem
bership and had been added to the
approved list of colleges and uni
versities throughout the country.
Criteria for eligibility includes
high academic standards. adequate
provisions for women. recognition
of women in administration and or
] faculties and intellectual freedom
for teaching and administrative
staff
All alumnae who have received
degrees from Frostburg since its
first degree was granted by the
college in June. 1885, are now
eligible for membership. Applica-
ton for admission to A.A.U.W.
membership was first made by the
college in May. 1858 by DR.. Lii
liam c. Compton. Since then r.
Bowen Hardesty, president had
been working to meet the standards
set for the organization.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07
Oakland Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hickman spent
several days here with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Pritts,
Second street
Kitty Lou Wine, employed IN
Washington, spent the weekend
here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Wine.
The Rev. W. Shelby Walthall was
a patient in Garrett County Me
mortal hospital for three days last
week, but has returned to his
home.
Mrs. Henry McComas visited her
husband, who is a patient at MI,
Wilson hospital near Baltimore.
and also her children in Baltimore
during the past two weeks. She
returned to her home last Friday
Mary Ann Nally, stationed in
Lubbock, Texas, with the US. air
force recently was promoted from
second to first lieutenant. She is
being transferred to Ankara, Tur-
key. and expects to fly there some
time in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hauser,
Joplin, Mo. announce the birth OF
son on November % Mr.. Hauser
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Hauser, Aurora. Mrs Hauser is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Harrison. Tiff City, Mo.
Chris Renninger, Alder street,
Oakland. is among p college stu
dents playing in the Juniata col
lege community symphony which
is to present its first concert of the
year on December s. He is a son
of Mrs. J. c. Renninger
Mr.. and Mrs Douglas E. Butler
of Elyria, Ohio, announce the birth
of daughter. Kitten Danielle on
Friday. November oath. Maternal
grandmother is Mrs. Bonnie Carl
son. Paternal grandparents are Nj
and Mrs. S. E. Butler of Oakland.
Members of the Loar Auxiliary
of the Garrett County Memorial
hospital will conduct a food and
gift sale at the Dewitt and De-
Berry store Saturday, December 3,
beginning at 10 a. m. On sale
will be homebaked pies, cakes,
rolls. bread, cookies and home
made candy Articles for Christ
mas gifts also will be on sale
Members of the Oakland con
gregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
have returned from MorgantoWn
after attending a three-day conVen-
ton c. " Henry was principal
speaker. There were delegates
from Is congregations Attending
were Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Way
bright, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lichty,
Mrs. Catherine Lancaster, Byron
Peters. John, Diana and Edith l..
Weber
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07
Building Permits Issued

Three building permits were is
sued by the State Department of
Assessments during the past week.
They included one to Chauncey
M. Friend, Friendsville, for a gar
age in Friendsville, district 2, one
to the F. and M. Realty, Loch
Lynn, an addition to a miscellane-
Gus building in district 16; and one
to Ralph H. Wiland. Grantsville,
for garage on the Elk Lick run
road in district 8.
Survival crackers are to go on
sale soon to civil defense agencies
and industrial groups for stock
ing bomb shelters.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07
PAGE FIVE

and Miss Ridder, Adviser
a tea concluded the afternoon
ceremony with Mrs. Keener and
Mrs. Marsh pouring.
The sorority cOlors of pink and
green were used throughout the
house for decorations and also for
the favorS. name tags and pro.
grams.