Ravalli Republic from Hamilton, Montana • 1

Livestock 4-H Club i Librarian Comp len uas ijusy session 4 UAjSv ponent of THE i Bnooii -kS "pTngIW. ir -U-mfm nVTlWI II 1 1 1 Mf II Dairy Farming 3t 'fijir-j: IRRIGATION Vol. LVII, No. 98 HAMILTON, MONTANA, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1945 Two Cents Per Copy Delegates Doze Labor Camp to Be Completed Friday PLAN PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN'S DAY AT ST. PAUUS CHURCH Whitsunday, May 20, will be A by Scanty Ilaivoron, county agoui, niriwu occupied ir.o ac-uuon oi meia-bers of the Victor Livestock 4-H club at the Joe Blodgett homo Wednesday night.

There were three visitors in addition to the 16 members and two leaders. Roll call was answered by the giving of two rules for fire prevention. A demonstration of a calf stanchion was given by Charles Woods. Duane Mclntyre v.r a named captain of the baseball team and was authorized to arrange a game with the Riverside Rasslers. Short story and funny books for the A.

W. V. S. project in Missoula were turned in but additional books are needed and members are asked to get these to the home of Mrs. Harry Boozer not later than Sunday.

An invitation to parents of members was extended for a picnic planned for June 13 in the city park. It is planned to have a speaker. A lunch was served by Mrs. 52 in H. H.

S. Graduation Class Fifty-two Hamilton high school seniors will receive their diplomas at commencement exercises in the high school gymnasium Wednesday evening, May 23, at 8 Construction of the labor camp at Tucker crossing, started last Saturday, will be completed Friday night and will be occupied by a crew of about 100 Mexicans on Saturday. Work of establishing the tent camp is being directed by L. Rogers, Portland, a representative of the WFA. Maximum capacity of the camp is about 150 and the men will be employed chiefly in the sugar beet fields.

Blodgett. By United Preaa Representatives of two nations In dulge In the universal pastime of sleep as the UNCIO meets In plenary session in the San Francisco Opera Ilouse with many vacant seats. In the foreground a Chinese-American Army officer takes a cat-nap. observed in St. Paul's Episcopal church as Children's day.

At the 11 o'clock morning prayer service the music will be furnished by the Junior choir with Janice Johnston, Judith Cron and Janice Ward as soloists in the offertory anthem, "I'll Be a Saint of God." Joe Johnston will read the special psalm and Duane Mclntyre the lesson. Servers on duty will be Duane Mclntyre, cruclfer; Daryll Taul-man and Dean Ulman, candle boys; Tony Zoske and Ronald Haley, with Jack Haley, attendant on the priest in the chancel. Prizes for excellent work done by the pupils during the past session of the church school will be presented by the rector and two awards will be made for special endeavor by members of the Young People's Fellowship, which will attend the service in a body, and those among them who graduate from high school this year will receive a blessed cross, the gift of the Rev. Alexander Macbeth. Graduates are June Dray, Hetty Christensen, Virginia Dates, Detty Don Durland, Roxy Milburn, Marie McGregor, Richard Drechbill, Al DeVeber, Dob Lepetlch and Joan Mendcnhall.

Three boys, Tony Zoske, Joe Johnston and Duane Mclntrye, who have completed their first year as acolytes, will he Invested i. i i. AT THE HOSPITAL Admitted- May 16 Carl Magnl, Hamilton; Jon Zlto, Corvallis. May 17 Miss Stella Anderson, Hamilton; Mrs. L.

J. Wildung and infant son, Conner; Mrs. J. E. Wanstrath and Infant daughter, Darby.

o'clock. Baccalaureate services will be Sunday evening at 8:15 o'clock in the high school auditorium. There were 42 in the 1944 graduating class. The Rev. C.

R. Miller will be the baccalaureate speaker and H. Shuder, army chaplain at Fort Missoula, will give the commencement address, "The Challenge of Montana." details of the programs will be given Friday. The graduates: Millls Josephine Abbey, Elna G. Anderson, Virginia Marie Ap-plebury, Barbara Ann Barnett, Virginia Lee Bates, Dorothy June Bray, Virginia Dare Bryan, William L.

Carver, Betty Jean Hazel Maurine Clark, LI la Cleveland, Robert Burton Cornish, Ethel C. Cross, Merry Patricia Denis, Alma Dorene Dlnehart, Betty Lou Fitz, Gene Lcroy Goodman, LaVern C. Gooder, Arthur D. Gugler, Mary Ann Haas, Anna Belle Hagel, Ray C. Hamar, Lillian Rota Hill, Laurence A.

Holt, Marion R. Humble. Rosalee Phyllis Kent, Barbara Ann Kohler, Nondys Maurine Lea, Robert Lepetlch, Sylvia Dolores Lunceford, Marie Kdna MacGreg-or, Annabcllle Marie McHattoa, Roxle Paulino Milburn, Lorna Grace Newell, Geonje Grundy FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. PAYNE, VICTOR, WILL BE HELD SATURDAY Funeral services for Mrs. Etta N.

Payne, 78, Victor, who died here Thursday morning at 7 o'clock, will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the Dow-ling chapel. The Rev. C. J. Taber will officiate.

Interment will be In the Corvallis cemetery. Mrs. Payne was taken to the hospital for medical attention about five weeks ago. She was born January 1867, In Dlossberg, and had lived on a ranch Ave miles southwest of Victor for the last 50 years. Her husband, John A.

Payne, died in 1932. Two daughters, Mrs. Lenore Hill, and Mrs. It. II.

Dell, Stevensvllle, and two sons, Lee and Clayson, both of Victor; sewn grandchildren and a sister and two brothers In Pennsylvania, tiurvlw. Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Dell were here Thursday to make arrangements for the rites. Debenture Act To Be Explained A talk by Homer Denson on the Importance of the State Highway Treasury Anticipation Debenture Act of 1945 will be a feature of the meeting of the Rocky Mountain grange in the Grantsdale club house Monday evening.

The program will Include two numbers by a quartet consisting of oo Hempstead, Sam Noland, Mrs. Mabel Kurtz and Tony Mavros, and a clarinet duet by Marjorlo BROTHER OF CORVALLIS WOMAN KILLED IX ACTION Corvallis, May 17. Mrs. Horn er Bailey left Wednesday for Bozcinan to be with her mother, Mrs. John Harrison, who had just received word that her hod, Lieutenant Robert Harrison, was killed In action April 11 In Germany.

The war department had advised his parents about two mrnths that he was a prisoner of the Germans. Mrs. Harrison i dean of women at Montana College and Dr. John Harriett Is a dentist In Harlowton. hospitai, Conner, May 17.

Mrs. Glenn uas discharged from a Missoula hospital Wednesday. v.h i uie reu nouon oi ui and Vcrna pallt Aflcr e.r?. The 1addr: llw the meeting there will he an old-children will he given by the Tho nue- Nichols, Ruth Mildred Oertli, tloneers will he Jo Hempstead and Tom Mick a. K.tch lady Is ask notices ed to brin a basket containing tor, the Dev.

Alexander Macbeth. The service Is under th direction of the church chool faculty, Mrs. It. Cron. Mrs.

C. Fink and Mrs. S. WVUh, vilth John (Jra-at the orsn. lunch for two.

Bonnie Deo Philip, Guy Wesley-Pierce, Margaret Helen Pou, Betty Ray Dorothy Mae Mahl. Delora Wllma Tew, Jeremy Thane, MaUl ran Thjniyn, Holly May Vallance, Vernon II. Vial, Vltlan Charlrn Welch, AMrid Arlan WcUsiron, Graf" R. WitUral, Martin If. Volt-fi, GrnnMe Mlriaftt Wolfe.

I sharpen lawn mowers, knhes, kmt, tools, quickly and i'lttck'iitly. Dring them to my bop NAMi; ADMIMSTItATHlX IX itati: IVtiiian tt Mrs. it ii, John, In llaiceman bulhllne, juii north of Western News, outh iVconi treel, Hamilton, every day vtrcpi ir flj-j-olnliiM ni as ad minlstratri of rHati of Mm. Doena I. If, former lianillitn Not Ire of Sale of ltel IMt.

In the District Court of the fourth Judicial DM rid of the Hlali of Montana lit and for (he County of Ravalli. In th! matter of the rotate of John J. Wanner, defeated. Not Ire I hereby jthen, thai pursuant to an order of ale, made In the abate t)led court on the Ulh day of April, In Saturday. IMor Krlektou.

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