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Social and Club News
of the Glasgow Section
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With Od/°Feîlows
Party With Odd Fellows ,
An anniversary party fer the «
Fellows lodge, to be held at the 1
Odd Fellow's hall VVednesdaj .
' va L.P a v? n Ȋi H iiialu 3 it
Rebekah lodge Monday night. It
will be a "hard time party foi
members of both lodges and in
vited guests frtmi their famis
friends. Mrs. R-ss Don presided.
A luncheon was served latei by s -
Bennie Sathci and Mrs. A g
son.
Daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Hapgood
llauble Wedding
Glasgow' lilends have ived
invitations from Mr. and Mrs.
L Hapgcod of Seattle, former Glas
row residents, to the marriages
their two daughters. Miss Dorothy
Ann Hapgood will be married to C
C Ekman and Miss Rhoda Mae
Hapgood to John B. Britz Jr. at
the Plymouth Congregational church
in Seattle, May 8.
Luncheon and Nutrition
Demonstration for Club
The Glasgow Home Demcnstra
tion club had a luncheon Tuesday
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TORN'S REXÂLL DRUG
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afterneon at l at ^he home of Mr.s.
G. «. Bundy. Alter tne luncnemi,.
Mrs. Cabell and Mrs J. H. McCoy
presented a nutrition demonstration
on the theme. "Meat fer Defense.
T 16 V j Ue meat
stressed and ways of serving cuts
of meat weie discussed. The 'ita
min content cf fords and the need
of Utaniins in tlie diet was told.
Mis. T. M. Owings piesided at
a bifsmessi meelting. The
tnbuted to the caicei coût I cm
hfsfesscf the group voted that of er
Mtgar rationing begins, these wish
their bev.-r
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Jean Mclnerney
Celebrates Birthday
j ea n Mclnerney celebrated her
eleventh birthday with a theater
matinee partv Saturday afternoon.
Ten cf her classmates'were guests.
After the show, games were played
at her home and a supper was
served which featured a lighted
birthday cake. She received gifts
from the guests, who were Donna
Mae and Pauline Rusher. Geraldine
j sund, Mary Kay Holland, Dorothy
Bavnham, ' Jean Wessler, Joan
Weasa, Russella Flansburgh, La
I vonne Schellinger and Leone Ras
Family Group Honors
Captain John Peterson
Capt. John Peterson of Victoria
Texas, was a guest for a few days
this week at the heme cf his par
lents. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Peterson
of Grain. A family dinner was
.erved there in his honor Sunday;"
at which guests w-ere Mr, and Mrs.
Everett Mclnerney and family and
Miss Doris Peterson of Glasgow.
aud Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peter
i son and baby cf Nashua. The group
j were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Me
Inernev in Glasgow for dinner Tues
day night, coming in to see Captain
Peterscn eff on the tram Wednes
day morning.
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Business and professional Women
Have Dinner .Meeting
Mrs Mabel Miller presided at a
meeting ol the Business and Pi-o
fesslonal Womans club at a dinner
■meetmg «t Dunn* club . Monday |
"'«î 1 ; at .I -15-1
.s[soke °n the purposes of the club
and Mrs. Gertrude Lmdgren on her,
work as welfare case worker.
j müssen.
Mrs. Miller announced the follow- ;
ing committees; Miss Myrtle Me- (
'Glocklln. Miss Ella Hammerness, ;
Mrs. Florence P. Elliott. Mrs. C. H. ;
Dross, and Mrs. Nora Mumford,
membership; Mrs. Brandt, Mrs,
Louis Alexander. Mrs. Mary Sweit- (
zer and Miss Audrey Johnson, pro
gram, and Mrs. C. W. Kampfer, Mi's, i
H. L. Thomas. Mrs. Blanche Grot
jan and Miss Florence Kenny, pub
licity.
The group voted to keep the char
ter open until June 1. Miss Estelle,
Dale of Miles City, was an out-of
town guest.
Interior Decoration
AViil Be Club Program Tonic
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T ^ 1S- . A- ^ 1 Stiom will speak on
Interior Decoration." at a meeting
thV> th ciw? ^enteiw-hih 011 S clUlJ n
T I IP Sri à vn i O h t 1 xx ,<! U V !^° m J? cxt
luesdaj night. Mis. Ge_ige Nov
be"ho. t'pssr MlS ° A ' DunncI1 wU1
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Mrs. Pederson
Surprised At Hospital
Friends of Mrs. Oleane Pederson
surprised her at her room at the
Deaconess hospital, where she is a
patient, on her birthday Tuesday!
afternoon. They took lier flowers
and a lunch they brought was ser
ved -
Mr. and Mrs, H. O. Morgan enter
tained friends at dinner at their
home Saturday night,
roses were used for decoration. Con
tract was played at four tables,
Prizes were given Mrs. C. E. Hoppin.
Miss Bertha Hanshew and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
Have Dinner Guests
Talisman
Mrs. J. P. Sternhagen.
Mrs. Orval Markte
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! James Durell of Glendale. Calif..
! son of Mrs. Ben Durell of Van Nuys,
Calif., was married to Miss Alice
Mae Miller cf Glendale at that city,
March 25. They will make their
home In Glendale. Beth Mr. Durell
and his mother arc foimei Glasgow
residents.
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ouu icam was puinnea 101 cn t r " exc
uweu"? o! tne Degree oi "Onoi
l°dge, May 7. at a meeting of the
executive committee at the home -f
Mns. H. O. Gamas Thursday night,
™orns Opsahl presided. A
IU " c "eon was sei vea cy Mrs. Gamas
a " d B ; e w r n ass0ciate h0stess ' Mrs ' J
11- Bro * n
Mattson
air ana airs, wanson
Su ,L p . rlS j d U f d ^. R° ,ls ^' va , 1 ' m,n "
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tllre e tables and served a luncheon.
Defense stamps were given for priz
es at contract b i
Townsend Club
Auxiliary Meets
Mrs. George Ellison and Mrs. Jay
Kreltzer were joint
members of the Tcwnsend club aux
iliary at a meeting at Mrs. Ellison's
heme last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
M. A. Cromwell spoke on the cancer
control campaign and the group
voted a contribution to the fund,
Mrs. D L. Gillespie presided. A
hostesses to
j food sale was planned for April 25.
The hostesses served luncheon.
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) Miss Casady Entertains
P. E. O. Chapter
Miss Catharine Casady entertain
i ed Chapter U of the P. E. O. slster
i hood at ,hp home of Mrs. R, L.
Irle Tuesday night Mrs. Leslie Han
presided The Yearbook c' niniit
t ee gave a report and the greun
worked On convention plans. The'
hostess served a lunch. Guests were
Mrs c E H nnin Mrs lamps rr
McOibnev' and Mr L L Tinsnnui
c f p razer _
Bush—Olinger
Miss Anna Olinger. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Olinger cf Glas
gow. left Thursday for Livingston.
where she was married Saturday to
Gentry Bush cf Ekalaka. Miss Ol
inger is a graduate cf the Glasgow
high school and has been employed
in the Ben Franklin sure here. Mr.
Bush was at one Ume employed in
the Triple-A office in Glasgow. He
is now employed in Yellowstone na
tional park, and they will make
their home in Gardner,
before her departure at a prenuptial
shower at the home of Mrs. S. L.
Glick. Miss Eleanor Mourn was as
seciate hostess. Bridal greetings
were sung by guests when she ar
Miss Olinger was an honcr guest
Gift Booklet for Brides-to-be,
A supply of Virginia Court« nay's latest
Brides' Booklet has just been received at this
office.
It contains
intimate chit-chat about marriage forms and
istoms before and after the wedding;
call for your gift copy.
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TN THESE fast
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Wedding Invitations
and Announcements
are increasingly im
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your friendi and rel
atives are iulormed of
the happy event. See
our large variety of
styles.. .smartly mod
ern ... they have that
certain touch...that
spells refinement and
good taste.
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THIS NEWSPAPER
St. Johns Are HOIIOP Guests
At 25th Anniversary Party
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OPHEI.,1—Tlie 25th wedding an
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt
St. John was observed Wednesday
at a surprise party given bv Mrs.
Ben Wholf. Mrs. Walter Irgens Mrs.
A ° Hanson, Mrs. Elmer Wals'ad
Mils. Erie Sathre and Mrs Olaf
Larson, at the St. John home Manv
eue- is were present.
Out of town guests included Mr
! and Mrs. H. O. Morgan and Mr .md
Mrs Dan Oakland of Glasgow The
orocram consisted of violin épi. -
, K by Arthur Askegiard. ac
companied by Evelyn Cooper, a m,1o
- T Love You Truly," by Evelyn Coop
er accompanied by Mrs. Hoy Pans
and a short address by the Rev E
H , olte 'i 1 which h '' Presented
Lml-'h' -ena'd'includin^wed ■ ■''
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'\i- . l]u i m.-s st John wee ■
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rived and a decorated cake was cut
by the bride-to-be. a shewer of
miscellaneous bridal gifts were given
her - Refreshments were served.
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Miss Jackley Honored
b .v Baptist Choir
Miss Ailegra Jackley. who is leav
ing scon for Pierre, S. D., was
henored Thursday night at the
Baptist parsonage following the
we ekly rehearsal cf the Baptist
ch0 ir, of which she is a member.
she was presented with a farewell
gi f t f r0 m the group. Mrs. E J
§ nyder , president, made the pre
sentation. A luncheon was served by
Miss Isla Grctjan and Miss Jackley.
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Markle-Wilson
Miss Lois Marguerite Wilson c f
Glasgow', daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
p G W ilson, former residents of
Glasgow and Wclf point, new living
a t Missoula, and Orval E. Markle of
| G | as gow' and now employed at Ox-!
nard calif., son of Mr. and Mrs.
T . H. Markle of Glasgow, were mar
r i Pf j \tcndav mernine at 9 at Las
yegas. Nevada.
The man . iage took place at the |
home of the officiating clergyman,
the Rev. P. C Lovett, pastor of the,
Baptist church at Las Vegas, and
Mr - and Mrs. T. H. Markle were
witnesses to the ceremony. The ,
bride were a light blue costume !
suit, blond fur trim and beige ac
cessories.
After the ceremo "y Mr - and Mrs.
MarWe left cn a wedding trip to Las !
Angeles and ^ ng Beach ' wil1
ried Mcnday morning at 9 at Las
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live at 127 A South D street, Ox- j
nard - ,, , . . , i
Mrs. Markle was graduated from
Glasgow high school in 1938 ana [
attended Montana State college and ,
Northern Montana college. At the
State college she was affiliated with I
Chl Omega sorority. She has been |
employed as stenographer by Thom
as R. Marron, Valley county a,t
torney. Mr. Markle was graduated
from Glasgow high school in 1934.
and attended Kemper Military aca
demy at Boonville, Mo. He has at
tended Montana State university
Alpha Epsilon. He is employed as
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instructor at the Mira Lcma Fly
ing academy at Oxnard,
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to the West Galpm club at her
farm home Wednesday afternoon. A
meat cookery demonstration was
presented by project leaders, in
eluding the serving of a dinner. Mrs.
Everett Mclnerney spoke on cancer
ccntrcl and the group voted to give
a contribution to the fund. The
hostess served a luncheon at the
clcse. The next meeting will be May
20 with Mrs. Rutli Burke in Glas
gow with Mrs. H. H. Ebersole as
associate hostess.
West Galpin Club
Meets With Mrs. Brekken
Mrs. Anders Brekken was hostess
Miss Cross Speaks on China
To Congregational Women
Miss Laura Cross, returned mis
sionary frem China, spoke on her
experiences in China at a joint
meeting of the Harmony club and
Oongregational Ladies Aid at the
church Wednesday afternoon A
number of guests from other
churches attended. A collection
taken will be sent to a friend of
Miss Cross in Free China to assist
stranded Chinese students who have
escaped from occupied China and
have no contact with their families.
Miss Cross was introduced by Mrs.
E. R. Bellingham. In the morning
Mrs. H. K. Near took Miss Cross
cn a tour cf the Pert Peck dam
vicinity. Miss Cress will speak at
a public meeting at the church to
night. A sister-in-law cf Miss Cross
is a former teacher in the Glasgow
schools. She wa ; Miss Bessie
Dougherty wh: left here in 1917.
Mrs. Kri'see and Mrs. Baker
Entertain l uncheon Chib
Mrs. A. V. Krusee and Mrs. j. C.
Baker were hostesses to the Tues
day Luncheon flub at the Eat Shop
Tuesday at 1:15. and later contract
was played at Mrs. Krusee's home.
She held high score. Mrs. Den Quin
liven. sec nd high and Mrs. G A.
Bertsch low score. Mrs. J. E. Brown
will entertain the club next Tues
day
Mrs. Humphries Surprised
On Birthday
Mrs. I. W. Humphries was sur
prised on her birthday last Wed
nesday night by a group cf 18
friends, including her daughters,
Mrs, Wilburn Nelson. Mrs. Wallace
Johnson and Mrs. Morris Opsahl.
who planned the party. She received
gifts from the guests. Bridge was
played. She received gifts from the
guests. Bridge was played and Mrs.
Humphries received a high score
prize and Mrs. D. G. Caley a low
score gift.
t'hristenscn-Lee
Mrs. Amelia Lee of Portland, a
former Glasgow resident, and Ivar
Christenson of Sweet Home. Ore
were married Saturdav at Portland"
according to word received by rel
atives here. Mi's, Lee is a sister of
Mrs. H R, Heliand, The bride s sen
and daughter. Emerald and Ardis
Lee. were the attendants. Two other
sisters. Mi's. Thea Risa of Opheim
and Mrs. George Nelson of Bremer
ton, Wash , were present at the
wedding. After the ceremony Mr
and Mrs. Christenson took a trip
to southern California. They will
live at Sweet Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lane
Have Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs- George Lane en
tertained guests at dinner at their
home last Saturday night. Spring
flowers were used in decoration of
the dinner tables. Contract was
played at four tables, c. H Brock
smith and Mrs. T H. Markle re
ceived high score prizes, j, s Bar
dell received a cut
prize.
Sunflower Art Club
Meets With Mrs. Strom
The Sunflower Art club
met with
Mrs. A G. Strom at her home Wed
nesday afternoon. "Soap Behind the
Ears," by Cornelia Otis Skinner was
reviewed by Mrs. Ruth Bowling
A magazine article on Japan
was
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ned at Glasgow April 14. 1917, and
lived there until 1926. where Mr.
St. John was employed at the Yoder
Hardware. In 1926 the family moved
to Opheim where Mr. St. John has
since been affllated with the Markle
Transfer Company. They have six
children, Mrs. Earl Gardner (Lola)
Raymond who attend college at
Havre, and Leland and Myron at
home.
The St Johns are active workers
in the LuU?eran chu^h Mrs St
John has been an officer of the
Ladies Aid for many years. She is
also an active member of the East
ern Star of Opheim, a past matron
.md present -secretary of that group.
of New York; Irene, Lorraine and
Mr
of North
Dnrder Lodge and a town alderman.
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read by Mrs. H. A. Yctter. Mrs. H.
O. Morgan assisted the hestess m
scrvingluncheon^Theclubvvill meet
next with Mrs. Seltner Larson Mis
o ' «hïïL A,
Rapp will have chaige of the pro
giam
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M* 1 *.. Snyder Wiu Head
Baptist Helping Hand society
Mrs E. J Snyder was elected
president cf the Baptist Helping
Hand society at a meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. R.
Bjorklund. Mrs. Dave Ekberg was
elected vice president Mrs. Orville
Teichrow. secretary and Mrs. C. H.
Robeits. treasurer.
The committee chairmen elected
were Mrs. Kon Puhrman, White
Cress work; Mrs. E. B Pease, cit
izenship; Mrs. Henry Burger, stud
ent counsellor; MTs. Dave Ekberg.
missionary education; Mrs. H. F.
Widen, devotions; Mrs. T. H. Markle.
reading program, and Mrs. H. H.
Merton, secretary cf literature.
served luncheon.
Th e Congregational Harmony club,
met Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Harold Richardson. Mrs. Lawrence
Grainger had charge of the devo
tional service. Mrs. Florence Me
Connell presided at a short business.
meeting. Entertainment of Miss
Laura Cross, missionary frem China,
who is in Glasgow this week, was
planned. The hostess served lunch
eon.
Mrs, Ruth McConnell presented
a short program. Mrs. Bjorklund
The Lutheran Dorcas club
b e church club room last
nesday night. Judith Svingen was
hostess. Mrs, L. J. Baker read a
scripture lessen and there was
group singing. Dr. K R. Steffensen
showed moving pictures. Tire host
ess se rved luncheon. The next meet
ing w m b e May 6
Mrs . Paul schroeder and Mrs.
ay Baker were hostesses to St.
Raphael's Sewing circle at Mrs.
gehroeder's home Thursday after
noon Tire group worked on a quilt
l01 . t h e c hcle or did Red Cress
wing. The hostesses served lunch
met at
Wed
eon
Mrs. Selmer Larson and Mrs.
Howard Nelson entertained Circle
b of the Methodist Woman's society
j at Mrs. Larson's home Thursday
! afternoon. Mrs. W. A. Collins pre
I sided and read a war anecdote en
: titled "Jesus Man.'' Mrs. Maurice
T.ÿoctl, one on missions and Mrs. L.
Seibel spoke on cancer control
The group voted a contribution to
tbe cancer control fund. Bazaar
p] ans and other future work was
discussed. The hostess served lunch
eon.
Mrs. J. C. Wisnaes entertained the
Esther circle at the Lutheran par
sonage Thursday afternoon.
P. W. Bailey presided. Mrs. Wisnaes
Mrs.
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Suited for
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Average Costs
Lower Half of Bathroom
$1.75
Lower Half of Kitchen
$2.95
Complete Automobile
$2.95
Four Chairs and Table Legs
95c
Bicycle
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TRY THIS MODERN
"ONE COAT" FINISH
Maytag
Electric Store
Rundle Building
Glasgow, Mont.
I spoke on the cancer control cam
! paign. Lutheran Aid members were
guests of the group. Mrs. Wisnaes
1 served a luncheon.
Jerry Bjorstad Celebrates
Sixth Birthday
Jerry Miller Bjorstad. son of Ml - .
and Mrs. J L. Bjcrstad, celebrated
his s i xt h birthday last Tuesday with
^ party There were eight guests
W ho played games and presented
„if»« tr> the heir Refreshments were
ferved There were two birthday
cakes with lighted candles
caKes Wltft llghtetl Ca 0
ft group of 15 friends on her birth
day laSt Wednesday. Contract was
played, prizes were given and a
luncheon was served. Mrs. Sinclair
received a gift from the greup.
Ilcspita i Guild Will
Mrs. Sinclair Given
Birthday Surprise
Mrs. R. Sinclair was surprised by
s P° nsor ,,i,ture
Plans I sponsoring
"Parachute Battalion," made
at a meeting of the Deaconess Hosp
ital guild at the hospital Friday
afternoon. The picture will be shown
A pril 30 and May 1, Miss Nora Eber
so)e presided. Miss Mary Hcole con
ducted devotions. Marriott Kline
gave a talk 011 India to the group
Mrs R A . DeHaven spoke on can
j cer control The date of the post
poned party for Miss Theo elenden -
en was se (; f C r May 6. After the
| meeting Miss Ebersole. Mrs. J. D.
McVee and Mi's. J. B. Turnacliffe
were hostesses for tea-
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Baechler-Nimmo
marriase nf Mvron Pdenv
Ba V c hl ei ÔF Colurnbus a former
G j a __ ow resident aud Miss Eliza
beth Nimmo of Bozeman, was an-i
nounced the past week. The, mar- ;
riage took place Aug. 21, 1941, at I
Lebanon. Tennessee. The couple
took a wedding trip, stopping to
visit relatives at River Palls, Wis.,
an d at the home of Mr. Baechler's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. R. P. Huber of Glasgow, but
high school at Bozeman for this
school year.
They will make their home in Co
)umbu ; s W here Mr Baechler is now
in business. While in Glasgow he
was emnioveri in the Gamble stm-e
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Courier office,
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public announcement of the marri
age was not made here as the bride
wished to continue in her position
as librarian in the Gallatin county
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Typewriters For Rent — At The
DR. G. A. CLARK
DENTIST
Announces that his office will be open
ESr» t -
MONDAY MAY 4
Yotter Building
Glasgow
Baby Buys
SIS VALUES FOR LITTLE PEOPLE
CRIB BLANKETS
Pepperell Quality
27 x 36 Inches
Cunning baby blankets with
white jacquard nursery de
signs on pink or blue.
BABY BLANKETS
36 x 50 Inches.
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Boxed Pepperells
Large, cozy size! Pink or blue
with white jacquard nursery
designs. Stitched edges.
RAYON PANTIES
"CUPID
27 x 27
Inches
Fine quality Bird's-eye weave
—pure white, soft, extra ab
sorbent! Nicely hemmed!
OILCLOTH BIBS
Easy to Clean!
Jolly Prints!
Wipe them clean with a damp
cloth 1 Bright designs with
pink or blue piping. 8'ix9'i
inches.
DIAPERS
Sizes 1 to 3 in
Non-Run Rayon!
Run-resistant rayon with stur
dy flatlock seams, rib - knit
cuffs, reinforced crotch. Tea
Rose.
6 fOT 79 c
15 e
TRAINING PANTS
Sizes 1 to 3 in
Soft Cotton!
Rayon stripe white cotton
panties with a double thick
ness crotch, flatlock seams.
5 C
15 c
Dozens of other specially items and prices for our
annual NATIONAL BABY WEEK event!
EDERflTED tTQRES
Under a recent order of the War Production Board
you must. *.
BEING IN YOUR OLD
Tooth Paste or Shave Cream Tube
When You Purchase a New One
Before any person can purchase a new tube of toothpaste
shaving cream he MUST turn in some type of used collapsible
tube for each new one he purchases . . . The provision makes
retailers responsible for the trade-in transactions and orders
that the used tubes thus be collected under severe dealer
penalties.
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This Advertisement Is Sponsored in the Interests of
Our War Effort by these Glasgow Merchants . . .
Hall Drug Company
J. C. Penney Company
Fair Store - Buttrey's DepT Store - Public Drug
Ben Franklin Store
Tork's Rexall Drug
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NATL CHIEF
OF P. E. 0. IS
COMING HERE
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Will Attend Mate Convention
of Sisterhood in Glasgow
June 4 to 6.
Almost 100 delegates and guests',—
will attend the P E. O. stale con
ventlon in Glasgow, June 4. 5 and
according to Mrs Leslie Hanson,
president of local Chapter U.
Blanche D. Walker of Helena, who
was cho.sep supreme president at the
International convention In victoria.
B. C.. in 1941. Others expected are
Mrs. Ann B. Mather, Montana pres
ident, and Mrs. Winona Reeves, ed
itor of the P. E. O. Record, as well
as past presidents and out-cf-statc
officers.
Mrs. A. B Priedlund is general
chairman of conventiocn arrange
ments. She is assisted by Mrs. R.
L, Irle, Mrs. J W. Frazier, Miss
Nora Ebersole. Miss Helen Atkins,
Mrs. F, J. Mersen, Mrs. P. J Tyner,
Mrs. Rcy Huber. Mrs. T. J. Hocking,
Mrs. C. N. Gray and MTs. P. M
Knierim.
Chapter U officers are Mrs. Han
son. Mrs Mersen, Mrs. Gray. Mrs.
Knierim. Miss Atkins, Miss Eber
sole and Mrs. Kecking.
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BIRTHS
To Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Mourn
cf Nashua at the Deaconess hosp
ital, April 17, a daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison
of Great Falls at the Deaconess
hospital, April 17. a daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bensch of
Nashua at the Deaconess hospital,
April 18, a sen.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Einest J. Marinko, 21. and Phyllis
Rantz, 19. both of Glasgow.
Keywell Company
Installs Shears to
Break Up Scrap
Jack McLendon cf Cut Bank ar
rived Wednesday to supervise
stallaticn of mechanical shears to
break up scrap and auto bodies at
the lot of the Keywell company
here. J. George Keywell, president,
came with him. Mr. Keywell an
nouncer that E. C. Baker of Shelby
jg new manager of the company
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yard here succeeding A. C. Hcgan,
who has been transferred to the
company's Kalispell branch.
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