The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • 2

The Independent-Record. Helena. Mont, Wednesday, November 20, 194ft Page Two NOW SHOWING I O'CLOCK DON Luncheon Program at High School In Missoula Is Held Model; It May Become Self-Sustaining Independent-Record State News. "TOMORROW IS FOREVER" CLAUDKTTH COLBEKT OKSON WKIiLICS GKOIU.K IIKF.NT Missoula, Nov. 20.

The lunch Mrs. Agnes White plans the Lewistown Lodge Band Plans Colorful 1947 School in Billings Has Set Up New Pep Outfit Lewistown, Nov. 20. The Chlorine Sewage Disposal System Under Discussion in Bozeman; State Experts Give Opinions 20. Fred Quin-, council is again asking bids nell.

city manager, lias boon in improvement district No. 25 menus. During, September and October 18,862 meals were served in the project cafeteria, nn average of 485 lunches daily. Federal subsidies for this purpose having been cut, the local high school board will make up the difference and the price of each meal will remain the same, 20 cents. Sponsors of the project hope eventually to make it program employed in the high school here is declared to be the best in the state and will be the basis for such programs elsewhere.

Representatives of the state department of public instruction and of Montana State college at Bozeman, after Inspecting the system, praised it highly. Mrs. E. E. Bennett is chairman of the project nutrition commit- on at NOW SHOWING! MGM'i MUSICAL DELIGHT TVIO SISTERS BOSTON' IHT lUMt GRAYSON ALLYSON LAURU7 jimmy Lewistown Elks baud is planning any.

bids, it Dec. 10. tiodgp. Such be opened on consultation with H. B.

Fonte of Red Helena, representing the state' will Broadwater Club I Federation Elects Officers State Child Welfare Worker Gives Address on Cause Townsend, Nov. 20. The Broadwater Federation of Woman's clubs met at the Mint cafe lor luncheon and a business meeting, -with about 50 present. Mrs. Frank P.

Nash, president, an ambitions program for the coming year. Joe Stelner is chairman of the band committee. Plans include a 10-day trip to Central Montana Bids for Federal Agency Lewistown Seeking Headquarters Of Loan Bureau Lewistown, Nov. 20. The Jay-cees are seeking to persuade the government to set up the recently organized farmers' home administration In Lewistown to serve Montana.

Bozeman and Butte also are bidding for this headquarters. A decision will be made soon. Lewistown, a central point, Is considered an ideal location because the agency is expected to handle farm loans totalling many MELCHIOR DURANTE Portland, for the 194 6 na PETER LAWF0RD board of health, and Dr. M. Cobleigh of Bozeman, special ad- In Havre viser to the board, on the pro-i Havre Havre city couucil 1s posed use of the chlorine system considering institution of a sew-in the sewage treatment p'antsago disposal plant.

Opinions of here. It was decided to call a engineering experts will be sought third expert here in December. before final decision is made. Estimated cost of the proposed! plant is considered too high. Open 6:00 Start 6:10 TONITE ONLY tional convention, a spring carnival here and several dances during the winter.

ALL-REQUEST TECHNICOLOR SHOW! 1 COLOSSAL! SSI. Normal School Band Billings The new pep band at Eastern Montana Normal school here is playing its part in school activities with resounding vim. Jack Quillco, organizer, has 26 musicians enrolled. The band, Bids Asked Red Idge No bids having Townsend Bureau TWO OF THE FINEST HORSE PIC-TURES BROUGHT BACK FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT I 'I'll eiricu in mi Miss Wi ma Smyth, child wcl-i i first advertisements, the city the wel fare counsellor for public fare department, spoke on "Child! LiceiiNod to AY oil i millions each year and this is the Avon Townsend, Nov. 20.

Marriage hub of a prosperous farming area, licenses were issued to William Hugh Egan, is in charge of L. Davis and Hazel Ugrin of Boze- 'the Jaycee campaign, man and Wesley Home and Adah the first sort set up here, is aimed to give pep to athletic events and will perform at other sorts of school events. But one member of the band, Harold Smith, is in a sad dilemma. A member of the college cage squad, he is also a trumpeter in the band. Obviously, he can't do both.

So, his athletic pals say, the band will Just have to do without him. "MY FRIEND FLICKA" With KOIUY McDOWALL PRESTON" FOSTER "THUNDERHEAD, SON OF FLICKA" RODDY McDOWALL Welfare and Foster Homes." Mrs. J. H. Moore, president the fourth district, also spoke.

Mrs. Nick Aker, Mrs. Howard Lewis, Mrs. Carl Teterson and Mrs. H.

S. Cannon, all of Bozeman, were visitors. Officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. James Hard-grove, president; Mrs. F.

L. Hoi- Crusen, both of Townsend. Feeera Works Agency the Awards Buildings Miss Mamie Blood, Mrs. Elmer Billquist and Miss Avalon Fuller are the Avon delegates to the National Orange convention at rortland. Other members from Ends Tonlto! Opening "SWAMP FIRE" "From This Day Forward" TOMORROW "CALL JUNGLE" BEAUTY BANDIT Pergonals William L.

Weed spent weekend with Mr. Weed's parents, Jq Montana Schoos S3 Mr. and Mrs. F. N.

Weed. Mi- 6:10 0:15 7:28 10:35 TIIVNUKRHEAD FLICKA Marks, secretary, and Mrs. Ray'ciiff Benson, Mr. and Mrs. SorenjWeed is a student at the Montana Washington, Nov.

20. (P)' Ward, treasurer. The committee Beck. Mrs. Frank Knight, Mrs.

State university in Missoula. The federal works agency has an-to select the chairmen of the'pan Mizncr, Mrs. Welrion Miss Laurie McCarthy, student jounced the allocation of surplus Mrs. Ralph Mannix and Mips at the Montana btate university buildings to live Montana educa-Missouia, spent the weekend in tional institutions, to increase reg- Charity ball reported that Mrs. Paul Green will head the committee.

Mrs. James Hardgrove, last Betty Benson. I Surname Use Is Forced Miles City (JP) Physicians use surnames when calling nurses in the Garberson clinic here, to avoid confusion. Three of the nurses in the clinic are Marjory Elizabeth Jones, Mary Elizabeth Enos, and Margaret Elizabeth Rehbein, and each calls herself "Betty." Corp. Quayne Freiburg has re-1 year's chairman, reported that the; turned to his home here after proceeds of the Charity ball weremore than two years in the serv- $365.50.

This is an annual affair and the funds raised are turned over to the local hospital. 2t Townsend with her parents, Mr. istration of war veterans. They and Mrs. Gene McCarthy.

jare: R. S. Stewart attended a din-1 Montana State university ner given by the American In-; l'aculty offices, to raise enroll-stitute of Mining Engineers at to 3,000, including 1,900 vet-the Montana club in Helena. Urans; Northern Montana college Miss Kathryir Reed, caseworker, veterans' student center, to for Broadwater county, spent tlie raise enrollment to 600 including weekend in Augusta visiting with: soo veterans: Eastern Montana her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Lyman science and general Reed. I classrooms, to raise enrollment Mrs. A. F. Kelly of White Sul- t0 375 Including 200 veterans; phur Springs visited her Montana State college class-Mr.

and Mrs. Shirley Van Voast, I r0oms, to raise enrollment to Saturday night and Sunday. Onjooo including 2,700 veterans, Monday she made a business trip and Dawson County Junior college to Helena, returning to her home; veterans' center, to raise en- ice. He spent one year in the European theater during the war and most of the past year at Fort Mead, Maryland. Mrs.

George Berthiaume was hostess at a turkey dinner at her home Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomas, Earl Bier-man, Mrs. Mabel Wright.

Miss Joanne Solois. LaReina and Ray Berthiaume, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thomas and their children, A. B.

Jones, Pioneer Of Flathead Area, Dies at 80 Kalispell, Nov. 20. Albert Jones, SO, a resident of this sec Herbert Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. tion for 43 years and one of the; mh 'i Monday evening.

irollment to 200 including 150 vet- Mike Grey and their daughter, Patricia. Mrs. Frank Knight and Miss If Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Miller left erans. for thefr home in Garrison, N. early settlers of the Star Meadow district, died recently. He had resided In the Bissell area in the last 20 years.

A sister and brother live in the east. Mamie Nell Blood are visiting Mrs. after a two weeks' visit flrnn Rar-hr-r ami Mr. and Mrs. Ira i ti-; Vi TVT onrl Afro riiiw Rlood nr.

Baker. Ore i Prominent Builder Of Northern Montana Passes Miller bagged a deer. Powell White of Seattle visited with his brother, H. G. White and his family during the Guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Sandy In New Quarters Ryerson last week were Mr. and Whitefish In new quarters Mrs. Richard Ryerson of Yakima, in city hall, the Whitefish and Mr. and Mrs.

E. Rice public library has reopened. A' of Whitehall. Havre, Nov. 20.

Funeral serv ices were to be held here for Wil department lor juveniles Is SAMPLE Fur Coats Reduced! Judge Padbury Sets O'Leary Hearing For November 26 MASONIC MEETINGS liam D. MacFarlane, 84, who had been associated with the building industry in northern Montana for many years. Mr. MacFarlane was born In Tern, Ontario, Canada. He married Miss Agnes Kerr there and 55 years ago they located in Great Falls.

A decade later, they removed to Fort Benton and, 40 years ago to Havre. Mr. MacFarlane operated a quarry in this area and built many of the business structures and homes in Butte, Nov. 20. Ouster proceedings against Barry Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Hoskins are parents of a son born Nov. 14 at the St. Joseph hospital In Deer Lodge. Mrs.

Bill Kerr was admitted to St. Joseph's hospital in Deer Lodge for medical treatment. Little William Kerr, is being cared for at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Graham.

Arthur Conway has returned from Duluth, after spending last week visiting his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Muchmore of Lake Ronan are visiting Mrs. Muchmore's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Price here. O'Leary, Butte mayor, are dock eted for hearing in district court here Nov. 26. Judge George W.

Padbury, ITV. wJ. 'tit of Helena, called into the case Helena Lodge, No. 3 Annual meeting and election of officers, Friday, Dec. 6 at 8 p.

ra. Tourth floor. Consistory temple. Morning Star Lodge, No. 5 Special meeting Tuesday, Nov.

12, 7 p. m. M. M. degrees.

Regular and joint meeting past masters' night, Nov. 13, 8 p. m. King Solomon's Lodge, No. 9 disqualified! Havre.

when local judges I -jit themselves, yesterday overruled the mayor's demurrer to a complaint fried by seven city policemen, who allege that the mayor did not stop riots during copper mines strikes last April and failed His wife died 15 years ago. Surviving are two sons, W. J. and E. E.

MacFarlane, both of Los Angeles; five daughters, Mrs. Clarence Sargent and Mrs. Carl Kirkelde, both of Chinook, Mrs. Magnus Neilsen of Havre, Mrs. J.

E. Gentner of Kelso, and Mrs. A. P. Martin of Ana-cortes, 22 grandchildren and 40 great-grandchildren.

to halt gambling in the city. The judge directed the mayor to answer the complaint by Nov. 25. In his demurrer, O'Leary declared the complaint did not "state facts sufficient to constitute cause of action and is ambiguous and uncertain In its allegations." 52 e. TAXI HEWS 28 N.

MAIN Special and regular meeting Nov. 20, 7:30 p. m. FC degrees. Miriam Chapter, No.

1, OES Stated meeting Nov. 26, 8 p. m. Initiation. Josephine Hepner Chapter, No.

89, OES Stated meeting Nov. 19, 8 p. m. Helena Chapter, No. 2, RAM Stated convocation Monday, Nov.

25, 8 p. m. Most Excellent Master degree. Helena Council, No. 1, Annual assembly Monday, Dec.

2, 8 Election of officers and conferring degrees. Helena Commandery, No. 2, KT Stated conclave Dec. 13, 7:30 p. m.

Order of the Temple. Scottish Rite Reunion Nov. 18-23. Algeria Temple Ceremonial Dec. 7.

Whooping Cough Livingston Mrs. Helen Bailey, school nurse, reports a mild epidemic of whooping cough. "WHERE MOTHER EATS ON HER DAY OFF Full-Course Dinners Served Every Day! AT TYPICAL WARDS SAVINGS! NEW CORRELATED Vat-Dyed Fabrics FOR SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIESI BAHNSEN'S Formerly BRADY'S Next to The Harvey Across From the Placer. Early-Day Resident Of Gallatin, M. J.

Plumb, Dies Bozeman, Nov. 20. Funeral services were held here tor Martin J. Plumb, who died at his home in Bozeman of injuries sustained in a fall. Mr.

Plumb was born in Waterloo, on Oct. 16, 1862. He came to this area in 1879 to visit his father, then justice of the peace in the Middle Creek township of the Gallatin. Returning to Indiana, he married Miss Nancie Slick of Kendall-ville. They came here in the early 80's.

They removed to Ringling in 1909, but returned to Bozeman in 1916. Mr. Plumb opened MOUTON Dyed Lamb In beaver shade or brown with full tuxedo front, turn-back cuffs and pull-up sleeves. Formerly Priced at $195 NOW 29 1 139 Eagles Meetings I HARMONIZING STRIPES! Use to accent a chair or sofa and give a decorator-look to your home. Same fine twill.

36' wide. BEAUTIFUL FLORALS! Colorful hydrangeas on ioft, muled backgrounds. Cotton twills with nice drop, ing quality. 36' wide. yd.

ir l3fr a piumDing snop nere, transrer-j ring it later to Manhattan. He I retired in 1935. Mrs. Plumb died in 1934. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

Bess Latta, and a son, Eugene R. Plumb, both of Boze-i man, and two grandchildren. Helena Aerie No. 16 Second and fourth Friday, 8 p. 38 South Main.

Phone 577. E. J-Neville, secretary. Entertainment or dance every Saturday night Visiting Eagles welcome. RICH SOLID COLORS! A soft, closely-woven, pre- A shrunk cotton.

S8' wide ideal for making slip covers! Was 69c yard! til dim 20 Federal Tax Included 95.00 1IOMH YOUR SEI.KCTION Balance on Kasy Budget Plan. NO Interest or Carrying Charge. (fill, Mi i B.P.O. Elks Lodge No. 193 Mil us; if.

H.I I II! HBHHk. Malta Dairy Is Sold Malta The Arnold dairy in Malta was sold recently to Cecil and Steele Whorley, formerly of the Loring community, who will take possession Dec. 1. The Arnold dairy has been operated by Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Arnold since 1938. The dairy will be known hereafter as Whorley's Guernsey dairy. Qoidk Regular meetings each second and fourth Tuesday of the month. Stag night every Tuesday night mm-, OCT. MEETINGS i II i Many offwr fabrics avail-obi of Wards oil low prktd! fi.

Wordi Monthly faynenf Plan la bvyt rli'S II il li I' I 1 If II! i Ml Ifll mi ii mm mm Regular weekly luncheon every Saturday at 12 o'clock. Montana club. Regular meeting first Friday of every month. I Bf .1 'i i ii i McGAFFICK'S A3 mm SERVICE VAL-S MOOSE MEETINGS Distributors Main at Helena Ave. SHOP WARDS "fa? FOR OUTSTANDING VALUES IN CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES! elephone 700 Moose Lodge Regular meetings second and Fourth Wednesdays.

O. O. F. MEETINGS ALSO AVAILABLE AT: AraoU'l Kcrvire Station, Sixth and Montua. Cociter Transfer, Helena and Montana Ave.

Cramer! Service, Poplar at Great Falls Biwsj. Wayne Hsrrinrton. Winston, Mont, Sam White. EUlnton, Mont. Jerrr'a Serrtee.

Wolf Creek, Mont. Mclstrro Motors. Townsrnd. Mont. Montana Lodge No.

1 Regular meeting every Tuesday. 8 p. m. Second degree, Nov. 18.

Pepn-Cola Company. Long Island Cily, Y. Pranthised Bottler: I'Ersi-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF HELENA 4.