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RAVALLI REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY. APRIL 11. 1940, PAGE EIGHT Darents. Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. Cave. GOLDEN CLUB YEAR Fork valley, returned Saturday from Spokane, where she attended the Inland Empire Education Association meeting. Mrs.

Marv Tucker of Hamilton Is Corvallis, April 10. Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Mleneron left Monday for their home at Fort Williams, Ontario, after spending a few days with Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Corbett as they were enroute to Canada from a trip to California. A W. Gilson and Clifton Dale are medical patients at the Daly hospital in Hamilton.

Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McChesney and daughter Carol were here over the week-end from Great Falls, guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Micka. Frank Rummel and sons, Donald and Clyde, were Missoula visitors Saturday and while in the Garden City visited with Miss Ruth Rummel, a student nurse at St. Patrick hos pital. Mr.

and Mrs. Troy Sink of Mis soula visited Saturday with the lat- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Snell. Mrs.

Orion Cobb and infant son were brought home Friday from the Daly hospital, where the baby was born March 29. They are with Mr. Cobb's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Cobb.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith have moved to Missoula, where Mr. Smith has employment in the furniture department of the Missoula Mercantile store. Miss Marie Barr underwent an operation Thursday for appendicitis at the Daly hospital In Hamilton and will return to her home here to con-valensce this week.

Buck Sanders visited friends here while he was enroute to the Kelly recreation ranch for the summer from the Burnt Fork cabin, where he and Albert Cooley spent the winter. Mrs. Carrie Knute has returned to Butte aftor spending a few days visiting with her son. John McLeod, and attending to business matters In tho valley. Mrs.

Knute has rented her cottage near tho Willow creek bridge to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dye. A daughter was born March 31 to Mr. and Mrs.

Frances Redman at Barberton, Ohio, accordlnu to announcement mado to the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Holger Toftoy of Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Powell have been here from ISoxeman for several days visiting relatives while Mr. Powell was convalescing from major surgery. They were with their parent. Mr. and Mrs.

8. K. Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar Tuycar.

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Klnan and two children returned a few days ago to Whiiensh after spending a week In the home of Mrs. Klnan's CLUB STARTS YEAR Mrs. Henault Again Chosen President at Darby.

Memory of Mrs. Mary Sherrill Hon- ored; rarent-Teachor Association Group Plans Meeting. Darby, April 10. The Woman's Club, in session at the home of Mrs. J.

P. Whyte Tuesday afternoon of last week, re-elected Mrs. M. F. Henault as president.

Mrs. Joseph Utahl was named as vice-president, Mrs. Whyte, second vice-president, and Mrs. W. G.

McKinney, secretary. Mrs. Cronard Syverson is treasurer. Mrs. H.

L. Summers and Mrs. McKinney were appointed as club representatives on the community board. The program included a poem given by Mrs. A.

13. Cole, vocal duets by Mrs. Whyte and Mrs. W. I.

Daw, accompanied by Mrs. George Latimer; a book review by Mrs. Utahl and a report on cancer control work in the county by Mrs. Allen Jones. A tribute to the memory of Mrs.

Mary Sherrill was the reading of the poem, "There is No Mrs. Whyte served refreshments at the close of the meeting. Mary Durland, Cecelia Goodboe, Elaine Cole, Arvilla Brown and Joan White, with their chaperone, Mrs. Bessie Marble, attended tho play day for high school girls at the University of Montana today. Members of St.

Thomas Guild met with Mrs. H. L. Summers last Wednesday afternoon to enjoy a few hours at cards after a business session. A 4 o'clock tea was served.

The Parent-Teacher meeting will bo held April 19 and thero will be a preview of the Darby high school's entry In tho Ravalli county one-act play contest, "Glass A missionary program was given Thursday afternoon by tho Ladles Aid Society nt the BapllHt church, with Mrs. William lllgga us leader. Mrs. C. W.

Ward. Mrs. George Waldo ami Mrs. Arthur Cumley were hostesses at the tea that followed. Mr.

and Mrs. Alan Oliver and Mr. anil Mrs. William Iteimer visited at Salmon. Idaho.

Sunday, i Mr. and Mrs. J. W. I'lercn an.

I Mrs. Resale Marble were Sunday dinner KUi'Htu In the home of Mr. and Mm. (JeorKw Durland at Como. Jnrit Itifftit has returned from Run after four month a.

Ihn Murray hospital, where lie re reived treatment for a rrlppM leg. Robert Krhwartrark and Itonald Gibford ham Bne to Alaska, win-re they Plan lo upend the summer. They nptTifd to tlmi reUilte at river HI. rnmute. I I.

rd-n ha move! to tho larlr ear lo renide temporarily. He formerly lited at th Alia duller plar, which hat been imiM In It. Nlrttolson. Mt lludora Kewyr. irlir i ho ()tr which In I he Vel Robert Simmons, mechanical dentist, who had his shop at his home west of town, moved his dental laboratory equipment to Missoula Monday to establish a shop in the Hig-gins block.

LAWS PLACE SOLD. Property of Robert Laws was sold at sheriff's sale Friday to Laws for $132.50 as a result of a suit for support and attachment brought by Lucille Laws. The property is West Fork valley land. Republican Class Ads Bring Results Summons. In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the State of Montana in and for Ravalli county.

Gordon C. Laridon, plaintiff, versus Elmer L. Johnson, and all persons unknown claiming, or who may claim, any right, title, estate or interest in or lien or encumbrance up on, the real property described in the complaint, or any thereof, adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff's title thereto, whether such claim or possible claim be present or contingent, including any claim or possible claim of dower, inchoate or accrued, defendants. The State of Montana to the above named defendants, and to all other persons unknown, greeting: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action, which Is filed In the office of the clerk of this court, a copy of which Is herewith Borvcd upon you, and to file your answer and serve a copy thereof upon plaintiff's attorneys within twenty (20) days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and In case of your failure to appear or answer, Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded In the complaint. This action is brought for the purpose of quieting title to lands situated In Ravalli county, Montana, and described as follows: Lots 13 and 14 in block No.

11 of the original Townslte of Hamilton, Montana, according to the official plat thereof on file and of record In tho office of the county clerk and recorder of Ravalli county, Montana. Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 26th day of March. 1910. MARSHALL ANDERSON, (Seal) Clerk. By Shirley M.

Hargent, Deputy Clerk. O'llara. Madeen Grant, Attorneys for I'lalntlff. 13-1 000 art mtl Ctint ln- 4 Hp s-ff NEWS OF VICTOR Mrs. Worth McVey Claimed By Grim Reaper.

Former Victor Lady Kuried in Cali fornia; Misisonary Society Held Program Jiaat Wednesday. Viptor. April 10. Mrs. Worth Mc Vey passed away a few days age, according to information received Mod-; day by Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Mcvey. Mr. and Mrs. Mcvey speni several months here last summer visiting in the Henry McVey and Ralph McVey homes.

The family rormeriy uvea here. Mrs. McVey is survived by her husband, who is a brother of Henry McVey, ana Dy two sons, Howard of Pocatello, Idaho, and Chester, at whose home in California she passed away. She is also sur vived by two brothers, oeorge anu Dick Smothers, and a sister, Mrs. Deerdorf, all residing in the Flathead valley.

Mrs. Deerdorf and Hnward McVey were with Mr. and Mrs. Worth McVey and Chester Mc Vey when the end came. Mr fiiiorue Ulair and daughter, Mrs.

Harlan Illnman, entertained the Baptist Missionary Circle last Wednesday afternoon at tho Ulalr home. Mrs. J. J. Capps conducted an Inter esting program on Spring.

The society divided into two committees to enjoy contest work for tho circle. The birthday anniversaries of six members for April was signified by the presentation of a birthday cake. Lunch was served to 25 ladles. O. K.

Slzer was elected to the Victor school board Saturday at an election held at tho school house. E. It. DoWitt was elected to Berve on the Curlew district school board. a mm.tlnir of tho Victor Cemetery Association was held at the school house Saturday afternoon, a.

McCarty was hired as sexton. Plans were made for tho annual Memorial day dinner. Mrs. W. I'.

Kobb was ro-tlectod president of the associa tion. Mrs. K. K. Hackett.

vice-presi dent, and Mrs. Idivlnla Collins, secretary. New olllcer elected werv Mrs. Walter (larber, recordlnR secretary, and Mrs. Haxel Hackett, treasurer.

'I he Community iJidle' Aid Society met at the church Thumday afternoon, with Mr. Chloo Yale and Mr. Carl I hoMeimeM. Mr, little returned lo her home at Roundup. Sh spent a win here with lnr daughter, Mr.

Roy Palmer, on her way hack from California, where spent tho winter. Mr. Joe CJarUmr left Friday fr Oakland, Cal lo iU her daughter and urand daughter. Mark May d'Alene, Idaho, lal wk lo stwnd a r-w data with hi father. Joha May.

Mr. and Mr, ivrry of MltuHiula stwnl the week end at the Ralph MfVry home. A nin a ll Wrdnlaf to Mr. and Mr at tl fonnor. Mr.

a4 Ml VlUil hH4 4 Jlf, B1 Wl Ul Week, Um Itniie, hr nwt-HM. a tkr bw Mondsr HUM at Wall, Mi I'M'" tl fcom 4 nUI. T. t', MsO t4fr it tMui Mild II ltUlUIlM IIM. tjM.Hit Vsw IW MS- OM A'-? IV-tnnti a I HtM M4sr IV III lM IW 4 4 im ,4 ti 4 If fu Mt Us I Imm fw 4 ti'ff lvl I M- in i 4 4 4- tw.

4 tM) a4 4l, I- v4 4- II. I i II i e. i.tHf It. ,14 IM I I t4 IH 1 1 .4 4 If' 4 i WM tf i a4J Corvallis Celebrates Jubilee At Blakeslee Home. Mrs.

E. L. Pophatn as Charter Member Marks Hirthday for State Federation Honor Pastor. Corvallis, April 10. The golden jubilee celebration of the founding of the National Federation of Women's Clubs was held by the Corvallis club last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

George Blakeslee. A pageant emphasizing the importance of club affiliation with the general federation was presented by 17 young matrons, most of them from Hamilton. They were Mesdames Glen Kohls, Walter Pierce, E. R. Hammond, Del Brisbin, Lloyd Goodman, Wilford Popple, M.

S. Wessell, Fritz Zoske, Hugh Elmore, Nick Kramis, Miles Romney, Henry Barrett, Fred Roberts, Blakeslee, George Norwood, Buford Kaa and William Flsk. Mary Buck contributed vocal selections at the close of the candle-light ceremony. Birthday cake was served by Mrs. E.

L. Popham, an early member of the club. Mrs. Otto Quast and Mrs. W.

E. Pollinger presided at the tea table. The April meeting of the Methodist Missionary Society was held last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Rummel west of Wood-side. Twenty women made the trip from here to the Rummel ranch, where they enjoyed a program which consisted of a study of Mexican missions and "Who Makes Up Your Mind for You?" Mrs.

Elmer Poll and Mrs. T. U. Reagan were in charge of the program. Instrumental trios were given by Mrs.

Jacob Marti nnd Clyde and Donald Rummel. The Remember When Club was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Lesllo Snell, having first a luncheon at tho Brooks hotel and a social afternoon at tho Snell homo. Twelve members were present. Mr.

J. II. Collier hnd the Friendship Club at her homo Friday afternoon to celebrate tho birthdays of Mr. II. M.

tloff and Mrs. John Adam. Bingo provided diversion and a birthday lunch was served by a rommltlee. Rev. and Mrs.

Daniel Cornell were given an Informal reception at the flitted church Tuesday evening by iiieiwm-rs -ml friends of I he church. There was a short program of music followed with the sen tag of refreshment. Members of lh AW Society presented Iho bride with a shower of arl tries for her home, taking them lo ihe man. Rev. Corbeti Is pssior of ihe 1'nited rhurrh and bfldn I rhoir leader.

itiiuv utus mit. Cortallis. April o. IU DiM-pan, Hamilton IIHshl fsiwr, lt a barn by Bf lal UVde4ajf fttititMMt, be Mat rtfi-4 unknown origin When 4tewer4. lh Un RIM I I i .1 1 w.

Mbibtecfcl Lla 0l m44I eHlOt Tbof Ief Vf tl4on lt ru i. ii mi i it. t'Mth Art'l lf U4 i4c $fitlf4r. fill a II tt), Wm IMS HMM W4 J(ttl 1114 MM liHvli, tf 4rf ttm I C. I'' t.i.

lW Sa laM S.4 t4'4 It W1 I l) tj tM Sf 1 wmi a 4hm4 ShmH) 4tVJ t'iOi. (I m4 r4 etH SV-' tM IwwM.it. 4M -if 'e -'tt 1f vlf iff v4 w.4-,. a KHi WMT iha u7Afu with her daugh- ter, Mrs. j.

c. Lear. Mr. anu Mrs. nowaru here from Kalispell for a visit with rcltiti vcs Lee Chapman is ill at his home, suffering from influenza.

Mrs. Paul Shelby returned Monday from Hamilton, where she had been a hospital patient following a mastoid operation. Mrs. Bessie Marble and Miss Verna Owens attended the Eastern Star banquet at Hamilton Thursday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. James Goodrich of Tracy, are guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodrich. Mr.

and Mrs. P. G. McElligott returned Monday from a week's stay at Camas Hot Springs. J.

E. Coultas was re-elected Darby school trustee at the election Saturday, receiving 40 of the 65 votes cast. Joe Abbey and Carl Hoblltt were other contestants for the trusteeship. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Carriger arrived from Vancouver, last week to remain here for the summer while Mr. Carriger, as engineer for the bureau of public roads, superintends the highway improvement projects in tho Medicine springs- Gibbons pass district. Postmaster H. S. Nicholson has in stalled new lock boxes in tho post-olilce and has rearranged the fixtures for better light and more convenient service.

A birthday party honoring Mrs. E. E. Hart and son Homer was given at a Sleveiiavllle- cafe Sunday by tho latter's wife. Others In the company were Mr.

and Mrs. II. E. Tenant and Dean Hart of Missoula, Mr. and Mrs.

R. V. HendrickBon, E. E. Hart and Arnold and Velma Hart.

DUAL RACK C0N1ESI CorvalllH IteaU Darby liy tll'2 to ore; IMward llreakn fount Record In Pol. vault Friday. Corvallla. April 10. A dual track and Held meet with Darby, held here Friday afternoon, was won by the lorn I high srhool athletes.

132 to 63. Edward' feut In taking tho pole-vault at II feet 8 Inches, which la lb- -unty recur was an standing event. He also won Inn Javelin and tho low hurdle. Younk er. who wa Injured last week, wa able participate, making a good ohoMlng In the dlru throw.

The Darby boy won Hie high Jump, lh I no -yard dash. lh S2. tho the mile run. Corvallis lk first In other Held and Irark events. Tarn Thumb's Nam Tom Thumb wa 31 inches tall and his real nam was Charles Ruatlon.

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