o theChi-laterwerehasthecase,statemedstatefromiwuciii, WU4), 'A ITVWVlTclutched In her hand and a bulletthrough her head.twobutFLORAL PARKEnglewood-FlatCorrespondent’s Phone 2-3685i ani maypersareaTT chec gras:mer. has dlcat | grastseascagaltlenaider,and;on-of:hedhisthe■s.thehanago.areaiThgrasscomi;LakeTookAA delightful event In Juvenile circles was the party given Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and j recte Mrs. Joe Guay, 1961 Silver Bow street, bas(* when they entertained a group of j reaf' kiddies in honor of the sixth birthday of their small son, Joe Jr., The rooms were prettily decorated In pink streamers and flowers. After several hours at games and contests the little folks were seated around a beautifully arranged table, the color motif , of pink being effectively carried out *r,asi* in the appointments. The center of ! _ erlattraction wus a lovely birthday cakewith its six lighted candles. Dainty favors marked covers for the honor guest, Joe Jr., and Leona White, Lois and Dolores Lavell, Marian Sihonen,Bonnie and Antoinette Hebert, Phyllis Jean Osterman. Loretta Lynch, Lillian* Brennan, Virginia Chouinard,Arthur Abb!, Buddy Hebert, DodneyChouinard, Jackie Lynch, Emil Guay Tony and John Dillon, Irene DuckConebud,Wemaythe j says ers itto CO: ham, Jewel Lynch. Marjorie Ralph,y njr- ST£e leasiteseysvho:ralreergeasatanofion, relythere-hey In led on herLuella Beaulieu. Luella Marceau, Winifred Hastle, Cecil Francis Hastle, Jimmy and Jackie White, Billy Lavell and Vernell Reynolds. Adult guests enjoying the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Donovan, Mrs. George Lavell, Mrs. F-dlth Filteher, rMs. Norman Lefevre, Mrs. Emil Herbert, Mrs. James White. Mrs. Joe Michaud, Mrs. William Dyckman, Mrs. John Lynch, Mrs. A1 Chouinard. Mrs. John Osterman and Miss LeonaWhite.Mrs. S. Kulanda of Havre, Is visiting her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs Louis Kulanda, of Floral boulevard, en route to Chicago, where she will visit with a daughter, Mrs. Sen-franek, and another son, Oeorge Kulanda. 1The Tru Blue Workers of Bluebird troop of Girl Scouts met Friday aft-ernnoo at the Whittier school, withf Miss Alice Pendergast In charge. It ?_ ! was a Valentine party and the girlsmaereie.vlenncl»atin-Ais.sitliasaerv-asn-spent a Jolly time at games ^nd the exchange of Valentines. A dainty luncheon concluded the afternoon’s entertainment. Fourteen members were present.Ralph Bedson of 2518 Yale avenue returned Sunday from Missoula, where he attended the opening of the Fred Anderson Stores, Inc., Mr. Bed son Is connected with the local stores being in charge of the brake service department.Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ruegamer contributed an attractive affair to the week’s social events, when they entertained at evening bridge Saturday at their home bn Nettle street. After several hours at the card tables an elaborate menu was served at a tableof lovely appointments, A charming arrangement, of yellow Jounquilsand pink carnations was the central adornment. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andarson Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William Hancock. Mr. and Mrs. William Donner, Mr. andSTIclal)-villepreseipollutsourasuppl;two I main suppl; needs conse: dens waste Actmuchlng irson 11mlasic is req pur pa waterhealthtentioisolutlccouncianswemeetir: BinHAIvA facttion cofficialplacesdistrictbusine:a verjthe co per cei Is shon-Mrs. George D. Hardesty, Mrs. Pearl tbls releus j Frye, Miss Eleanor Huber and thehosts.Mrs. Frank Baker and children ofThornton avenue spent the week-and in Anaconda visiting Mrs. Baker's mother, Mrs. Charles Stanthn.Mias Selma and Miss Helen Ander- j son of Basin, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Tempier of Burlington street.Chester Carter, of 2312 Yale avenue. Is reported to be quite ill at his home. Mr. Carter was recently removed to his home* from a local hospital.ness ci charge vtlle.QIL4lt;inri i l/nniiiKi uni mrnformat was fi for tlrr son. nemorphi bail waset for