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Page five The Independent Becord, Helena. Mont Tuesday, November 25, 1952 Distributive Education Helena Guard Unit Legislators Want First Half County Tax Bill Due in Just Two and One-Half Days Capital City News Program Explained To Business Women Helena high school students explained the distributive education program conducted by Helena businessmen recently during a meeting of the Helena Business and Professional Women's club in the1 Montana club rathskeller. They were members of the Helena chapter, Distributive Education Club of America. Introduced by Fred Robinson, club sponsor, they were Caroline Wertz, moderator, Margaret Reardon, Delores Woods, Eileen Wolfe, Susan Chase, Eugene Mack and Arlene Rodocay. In a panel discussion, they told how they were graded in their part-time jobs by 28 Helena merchants participating in the program.

Other club activities were explained. Bill Jones of the high school showed a film, "Education Is Your Business" and Dorothy Green presented two violin solos accompanied by Carrie D. Keil. Marie Heiken was program chairman. She was assisted by Avis Crandall, Mary Lou Wallace, Mary Condon, Dorothy Green, Mrs.

Keil, Jeanne Schellenberger, Ethel Chandler, Avis Carter, Esther Burner and Mable Wise. Robert E. Lee has asked the district court for a decree of divorce from Dorothy Lee on grounds of cruelty. They were married March 1, 1947. "Little WWSS Angels" Use Our Convenient Lay-Away Tiny Togs 101 N.

Main Phone 3847 for i Tops All Others In Target Matches A Helena national guard unit, the 3369th ordnance maintenance company, topped all other units of the state guard in the 1952 national guard indoor pistol and rifle match, Brig. Gen. S. H. Mitchell, Montana adjutant general, was informed today.

The chief of the national guard bureau in Washington, D. said the company's score of 1,715 was high for Montana and ranked tenth nationally. Team members, all from Helena, and their scores, were: Chief Warrant Officer Thomas F. Tillman, 357; Lt. John T.

Liston, 350; Sgt. Robert F. Morgan, 344; Sgt. 1C Paul Nichwan-der, 332, and Sgt. Edward J.

Hol-shue, 332. Each team member will get a bronze medal. Individual high scorer among Montana guardsmen was Lt Robert N. Pewonka of Malta. Sgt.

1C Milton A. Coty, of Helena was second high. Sgt William Ryan Home After 13 Months in japan Sgt William Ryan of Helena returned home Wednesday from 13 months duty with U. S. army in Japan.

Ryan received his honorable discharge after nearly two years in the army. While in Japan he was on duty at the Omiya army hospital. Ryan said he plans to continue his college work that he left off when he entered the army in December, 1950. Police Are Advised Man Being Held For Montana Check A man being held by Redding, police is believed to have burglarized at least one establishment in Montana on basis of ma terial in his possession, Helena police were advised today. The man had in his possession at the time of arrest several bottles of liquor of various types bear ing Montana tax stamps, a Colt automatic, field glasses, fishing rods, radio, tobacco and cigaret lighter.

The dispatch asked especially for a check of Clyde Park as they believed some of the goods may have been taken from that com munity. "WHEN I SAY COFFEE Houses During Time of Session Montana legislators are sending requests for housing to the Helena Chamber of Commerce, according to Ashley C. Roberts, secretary-manager. People who have a house, apartment or room and would like to rent to a legislator for the months of January, February and first weeks in March are asked to contact the chamber. Many of the legislators wish to bring their families to Helena with them, therefore there is a large demand for houses and apartments.

The phone number of the chamber is 37; 'Messiah' Practices Start Tonight at Methodist Church Practice for "The Messiah" will start tonight at St Paul's Methodist church. The orchestra section will start practice at 7:15 o'clock with the chorus rehearsals to start at 7:30 o'clock. Roland J. Troyer will direct "The Messiah," which will be presented by the Helena chapter of the American Guild of Organists at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, Dec 14 at the Civic Center. Jefferson School Sixth Graders Make Tour Of Public Library Sixth graders from the Jefferson school made a thorough tour of the Helena public library recently in observance of national book week.

Accompanied by their teacher, Tom Lombard, members of the class heard the library explained by Librarian Mabel T. Miller. She told them the library, established in 1870, is the oldest in the state. She said its shelves now contain 75,000 volumes in addition to hundreds of newspapers and magazines. Mrs.

Miller explained the library's filing system and told the students how to use it. Following a tour of all sections of the library, the students were given library cards. They later "browsed" in the Susan Eaker book shop. It is estimated that the coal reserves of Europe are about 700 billion tons, those of America 7.7 trillion tons and those of Asia, 2.5 trillion tons. I MEAN FOLGER'S!" in Brief A prayer service and Bible study will be held at 7:30 o'clock tonight at Helena's Assembly of God church, the Rev.

Edwin Jorstad, pastor, announced today. The subject of the service will be "Healing." Red-Roof-Drive-Inn will be open all winter. T-Bone steaks complete $1.75. Barbeque sandwiches. Adv.

Chris Cabim of Wolf Creek stayed at the Harvey today during his Capital city visit. Alcoholics Annonymous. Ph. 4121. Write P.

O. Box 361. Confidential. Adv. Al Bergman of Cascade was a Helena visitor today and a guest at the Harvey.

If you want to see a real outstanding car, takt a look at the 1953 Manhattan. K-F Auto Sales, 630 N. Main. Adv. Fred Pruitt of Billings registered at the Harvey today.

Don't overlook the wholesale price. Used car sale at K-F Auto lot on Neill Ave. Adv. F. O.

Hoyl of Stevensville was a guest at the Harvey today. One-halt price on all Imperial Wallpaper in stock. Devore's Saddlery. Adv. R.

B. Evans of Lakeside visited Helena today and was a guest at the Harvey. Charles Cox of Lakeside was a registrant at the Harvey today. Keith Denton of Lakeside was a guest at the Harvey today. Andy Lind of White Sulphur Springs was a Capital city visitor today and registered at the Harvey.

R. G. Dodds of Billings was registered at the Harvey today. W. N.

Mackey of Butte was a guest at the Placer today. W. R. Barker of Butte visited Helena today and stayed at the Placer. Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Anderson of Livingston were Capital city visitors today and stayed at the Placer. B.

D. Willis of Buttt was a guest at the Placer today. Ivan Hobbs of Billings was registered at the Placer today. C. J.

Heringer of Billings visited Helena today and was a guest at the Placer. W. D. Palmer of Butte wasa guest at the Placer today. Walter Hein of Missoula was registered at the Placer today.

J. R. Lynn of Billings was a registrant at the Placer today. Ralph Kuske of Billings stayed at the Placer during his Helena visit today. L.

W. Eckel of Billings was a guest at the Placer today. J. P. Milor of Billings registered at the Placer today.

George Darrow of Billings was a Capital city visitor today and a guest at the Placer. Robert Yellowtail of Lodge Grass was registered at the Placer today. W. W. McDonald of Poison visited the Capital city today and was a guest at the Placer.

S. C. Demers of Poison registered at the Placer today. Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Steigler of Missoula registered at the Placer during their say in Helena today. D. A.

Colton of Missoula was a guest at the -Placer today. Mr. and Mrs. L. M.

Babb. former Helena residents, have arrived here from their home at The Dalles, to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Babb, 1022 Harrison. SHOPPING DAYS LEFT FIOHT T6 BUY CHIlfflMAi SEAL All society items and pictures for Sunday, Nov.

30, must be turned in by 4 o'clock tomorrow evening because of the Thanksgiving holiday. Items received after the deadline will be held over one week. Helena Propane. Phone 3534. Adv.

The Friendshio circle of St. John's Lutheran church will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the guild room of the church. Hostesses will be Mrs. Al Syverson and Mrs. George Swanson.

Tickets for the "Melody Lane" Harvest ball, now on sale are $2.50 per couple for dancing or 75c for balcony tickets. Adv. Cecil R. Bright, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil R. Bright, 1414 Hol-lins, has reported for duty as a navy fireman aboard the destroyer USS Hopewell now in Far Eastern waters. Listen Wednesday at 7:05 p. m. over KCAP to Tommy Judge and Sarah Jane Kretzer give a poem by Blanche Judge for the Harvest Ball.

Adv. Four Helena area men were aboard the carrier USS Princeton when it recently returned to the United States from eight months duty in Korean fighting. They were James G. Sworder of Austin, Kenneth L. Kercher and Leonard H-McKinney of Helena, all navy men, and Marine PFC Herbert A.

Liedle, Helena. Rubber Doo Mats, all sizes, Guaranteed. Ben Barnett Inc. Adv. Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Piersky of 815 Twelfth have received word that their daughter, Peggy, who recently enlisted in the WAVES, has reported to the U. S. naval training center at Bainbridge, Md. Multigrapo Shop.

Empson Bldg Phone 253. Duplicating, Typing, Mailings. dv. J. S.

MacJenzir of Kalispell was registered at the HarVey today. Yellow Cab Call 470. Adv. L. R.

Kenfield of Great Falls was a guest at the Harvey today. Electric motor rewinding and repairing. Phone 2597 J. Adv. Vital Statistics Death Margaret MacDonald, 44, wife of Clarence J.

MacDonald, 714 Hillsdale, died early this morning in St. Peter's hospital where she had I been a patient since Nov. 4. The body is at the Retz funeral home. Funeral Funeral services for Nick Thor-man, 80, who was found dead in his cabin near Hauser lake Saturday, were conducted this morning at the Herrmann and company funeral home.

Burial was in Lewis and Clark cemetery. Divorce District Judge A. J. Horsky has granted Greta Braden a divorce from Carrol Braden on grounds of cruelty. The decree granted her custody of their child and $50 a month for maintenance.

They were n.arried July 3, 1947, in Helena. FOR ALL YOUR WESTERN NEEDS SHOP AT WESTERN SPORTS STORE "Everything For The Horse And Rider" 103 6th Ave. Phone 1397-W Grade A Bronze Turkeys KENS LB. 59 Federal Judge W. D.

Murray announced Dec. 8 would be law and motion day in federal court here. All civil matters pending before the court wherein issues ol law only are for determination of the court will be heard at that time, he said. There is no Substitute for worship. God la the only sure foundation upon which the mind can rest.

Adv. Justice of Peace A. J. White has taken 48 hours in which to pass sentence on James Talbott, who has pleaded guilty to nonsupport of his one-year-old daughter. R.

Elinor Marino signed the complaint against Talbott. Spencers. Mrs. Alma Dupuis. Adv.

Ole Holt of Milnor, N. has forfeited 4 a $5 bond to Justice of Peace A. J. White on a charge of centerline driving on U. S.

highway No. 91 Nov. 21. The summons was Issued by the Montana highway patrol. Family photographs for Xmas cards.

Ph. George Gresh, 1157-M. Adv. Billy Vollmer and Harry Fuller will play Scandinavian music at the meeting of Capital City lodge No. 253, Scandinavian Fraternity, tomorrow night at 9:15 o'clock in the Eagles hall.

Beauty work, marcel, hair cuts. Mrs. Geary, 303 N. Rodney. Adv Cpl.

and Mrs. Clinton F. Krei-man of Colorado Springs have arrived here to spend a 15-day leave with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry II.

Peck, 530 South Rodney. Experienced tai'ors, stock and lailored made suits. Eckley Clean ers. Adv. Mr.

and Mrs. R. E. Thurston, 221 Fifth, expect their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. (Gene) Thurston of San Francisco, and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John L.

Herrick of Seattle, to arrive home tomorrow for the Thanksgiving holiday. Mrs. Herrick is the former Mary Jo Thurston. Mrs. A.

E. Thurston's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Hall of Spokane, also will be guests of the Thurstons. Black and White Cab.

Call 52. Adv. The Lewis and Clark county Democratic club is scheduled to meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the Eagles hall, Mrs. Joe Miller, secretary, reported Opp-Conrad RETZ Funeral Home 24-HOUR Ambulsnc. 8me 315 East Sixth PHONE 704 Funeral Notices COTTON, Sophie age 58, of 1623 Butte avenue.

Chapel services Wednesday, Nov. 26, at 2 p. m. with Rev. H.

W. Eklund officiating. Also special services by the Eagles auxiliary. Interment in Forestvale cemetery. MOORE, Elizabeth, age 75, of the Masonic home.

Chapel services Wednesday, Nov. 26, at 10:30 a. with Dr. George S. Morrell officiating.

Eastern Star services by Mirian chapter. Interment in Forestvale cemetery. MacDONALD, Mrs. Clarence age 44, of 714 Hillsdale. Chapel services 2 p.

Friday, Nov. 28, with Rev. Robert Prentice officiating. Interment in Forestvale cemetery. Herrmann Co.

Ambulance Service ERVIN D. CHESTER and BEN G. BURGESS your Funeral Directors at the Chapel of Roses 314 N. Rodney Phone 249 Funeral Notices YOUNG, Elmer age 71, of Ronan, Montana. Funeral arrangements are Lewis and Clark county real property owners have just two and one-half more days in which to pay the first-half of their 1952 tax assessments without penalty and interest.

Nov. 30, Sunday this year, is the legal deadline for payment of first-half tax assessments. This means that property owners have Wednesday, Friday and until noon Saturday to make payments at the office of County Treasurer Mildred Borgstede. Tax payments also may be mailed to the treasurer. After Nov.

30, delinquent taxes are subject to a 2 per cent penalty and interest at the rate of 23 of 1 per cent per month. It is estimated that about 100 earthquakes a year are strong; enough to do real damage. Fruit Cake Pumpkin Pie Mince Meat Pie Saffron Bread Assorted Dinner Rolls Fruit Filled Coffeecake Pecan Rolls Pastries Made Fresh Daily! Ideal Bakery MAIN and LAWRENCE TOMS LB. 53 v7 ij II ALL READY FOR THE OVEN when you get them. FREE DELIVERY AT YOUR CONVENIENCE Most of these turkeys have not a single pin feather.

They-couldn't be better. This group was dressed yesterday, Nov. 23. Hundreds to pick from. Bach fi Calahan HELENA AVENUE MEAT MARKET Phone 3820 Special Attention Given All Phone Orders EatoivTurner "Your Quality Jewelers" Slumber Time Footed Sleepers, 2-pants, sizes up to 18 months $1.98 Flannel Pajamas and Gowns, Sizes 1-14 $1-98 LEAF LINGERIE presents Formal Slips Half-slips Regular Strapless Oft Only jWt LEAF LINGERIE SHOP At Maris Stella Thanksgiving CORSAGES for the Harvest Ball STATE NURSERY CO.

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