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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-16

Snap a picture and win a prizel
That's our word for today for 256
high school camera users.
These are the 256 high school
students whose pictures will get
the nod OF approval from the
judges in the National High
School Photographic Awards which
opens January !,
So. get ready now for your try
at o place In the winners circle
In this contest there will be
tour classiiications OF pictures-a
wide enough selection to TT prae-
tically any snapshot you've taken
during The summer and fall You
may choose any one OF these
classes: school activities and
sports, family and friends at work
or play in non-school activities.
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BY Mrs. q. X. Underwood

Mrs T S Gravely counselor Horace Mann hi school,
conducts numerous studies of students and many phases
the school program Information obtained from these nvest
cations used in helping their problems
and make wise choices toward solutions problems encounter
ed The most study conducted by the guidance office
was concerned with folow-up of the May graduating
class. Results follows
Philander Smith college, is 11:6 per cent; AM&N col.
ege 2 142 per cent Other colleges 25 161 per cent;
Nursing schools, 19 per cent Beauty schools 3 per
cent Total in schools. 20 451 percent
Armed forces, % 149 percent; Working 20 1873 per
cent Not In school not working IL IL per cent Out of
the city II IL percent; Married per cent; Where
abous unknown, is per Total IS $40 per cent
Overall total 155.
Phlander Smith college, Elsie Atkinson James Bankhead
JOY Tavern Baugh Billie Ruth Byrd Elliott Dyer Lois Viz
gna Fisher Warner F. Freeman Roche Guenn Davata
on Bobbe Morgan Cornelius Mosey Patricia Robertson
lyn G. Robinson Joe Smith, Ruth Thomas Wilson II Vault
Bettye NJ Walton Clarence Wilson.
Arkansas AMIN college, Jackie Allen Audry Boyle Frank
Boyle Verse Brown, Ollie Louise Darling Wlhemina Epps,
Floy Katherine Fisher Van Albert Graves Samuel Hampton
Dana LaJoyce Horn Yoanda Jackson Rosemary Jones' JAG
queynne Jordan Freddye Martin Dorothy Jean Mitchell Bob
Jean Thomas Pleasant Mary Louise Savage Yvonne
Sharpe Ellis Thomas, Eddie Watson jr. Carolyn Whitmoe
Taladege college, Nellie f Cooper Rosalyn Finn, Jackie
E. Talley, George Elliott.
University of Wisconsin: John Roemer Arnold.
Wiley college: Theopos Cyrus
Phillips university: Lois Mohershed
George Pepperne college California: Yarne Calvin Ev
Compton college California: Kirbt S Cole.
Jarvis college Lloyd Facen
Kalamazoo college: Grace Helen Hayes.
TuSkegee institute: Wesley Hayes. Harvey c. Ray.
MorehouSe college, Lindsey johnson.
san Francisco college: Flossie Jones
University of California: Lawrence Joyner.
Langson university: CasseI Avon Lawson
Baptist college: Martha Louise Moore, Winnie Jean Sims,
Jessie Marie AIuldrew.
Wavne university: Athena Pauline Moore
shorter college, Jessie Mae Morris, Shirley Shelton
University of Michigan: Willie Smith
Per,iue: Glendell Whaley
Nursing school: Marjorie wilkins ~. of Al, Ru,hine
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Wflkerson.

Practical nursing: Christine Darlington.
See HORACE MANN sCHooL-Page four
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Oct Ly dIa Z.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound -
or CONVENE IARes
Tablets which lar
blood : bIilMrFsn
added. Akfs.rgmR 5.
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Peake Hi School,

Principal and Wife Entertain
annual luncheon honoring the faculty of Peake Gle
enary and hi given Friday mite in the beauti
fully decorated dining Mr.. and Mrs N
B Cooke host and hostess.
delicious consisting of turkey was served
The faculty surprised the principal and wife by present
i'm To- them beautiful and useful gifts in honor of their 25th
wedding anniversary and his beated birthday
very pleasant and enjoyable evening spent by all
Those present were Mr. Mrs r. Jones' Mr. Mrs NJ
n Caesar Mr. J. H. Mudrow. Mr. and Mrs H. Snow
den Nesdames n Atkinson, ~ w jackson, N A. Dawkns,
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scenic views In which people or
pets are not featured. and animal
and pet pictures.
Fame as well as fortune awaits
the lucky winners. Prize-winning
pictures will be exhibited In
schools throughout the country.
and $1,000 in prizes will be-
awarded in oil - with the tirsg
prize IN each class o handsomc
S300i
Most Of the high schools already
have copies Of the contest rules.
But II yours doesn't. just drop a
postcard to: National High School
Photographic Awards. "a? State
Street. Rochester 4. New York.
Don't forget-the contest opens on
January LIST, so get your entry in
PROMPTLY John Van Guilder
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stopped or strikingly relieved
o.. pain and DISCOMFORT 3 out Of 4
women got glorious relief
Taken regularly, Pinkham's re-
lleves the headaches, cramps, nerv-
Gus tension during and before
your period. Many women never
suffer-eren on the first dagf Why
should your This month. start TAX
ing Pinkham's. See II you don't
escape pre-menstrual tension so
oftea the cause Of unhappiness.
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Dunbar Junior Hi
By Mrs. Mary p. Gaines

BY Mrs. Mary p. Gaines
In thy heart thou shalt place child before another
A commandment for the ethical teacher
A Continuation OF Last Weeks Thanksgiving News
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days approach!
Lydia Pinkham' S
has a remarkable
soothing effect on
tie source Of such
d stress. In doctors
{ SITS, Pinkham S
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Article in Readers Digest Reveals
Jittery Pre-Menstrual Tension
Is So Often a Needless Misery!

Do you suffer terrible nervous ten
sion - feel jittery. irritable. de-
pressed just before your period
each month"; a startling article in
READERS DIGEST reveals such
pre-menstrual torment Is needless
misery in many casesl
Thousands have already discov-
cred how 10 drOid such suffering.
With Lydia Pinkham's Compound
and Tablets. they're so much hap
pier. less tense as those difficult
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Tic and 6 IS graduate C Wis,
has finished ms basic training at
San Diego. He Is now on ship IN
Pear Harbor. He sends his best
wishes to Prof. and Mrs y. 7.
Jackson Of this city Ar. and
Mrs. J C Jones have made their
arrival home at 1920 South Jack
son. after a belated honeymoon.
He Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanders Jones ana she IS the
daughter Of Prof and Mrs LoVd
Of Norphlet They report a Won
derful trip The mission union
Of the friendship district net al
Tie Morning Star Rapl church
recently Mrs. Sanders Jones is
president Douglas chapel
Baptist church rad as guest, re-
Gently Rev " l. Dunn's chorus
Of Junction City and the Church
Of God IN ChEist's Choir Res.
Dunn presented beautiful solo
The friendship district associ-
alton was held recently at the
New Bethel Baptist church A
large attendance was present thru
out tbs meetings. Lunches were
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served by VARIOUS circles Of he's
Bethel a wonderful musical was
presented. Rev J r Kelley Is
pastor Rev. S S. Adams
accompanied by his wife who Is
a teacher at FairEiew school de-
Hyered the message Rev. Jacobs
also helped fill the platform e
The ST. Mark Baptist church ex-
tends a hearty welcome 10 come
and worship with them pastoral
day, 2nd and At Sundays Broth
er Walter Goodwin. music teach
er Rev S S. Adams. minister.
Mrs Matte Hall. choir director g.
Rev Huey, pastor Of the Zion
Travel Bspt church, Rustoa. La.
suffered a broken collar bone re-
Gently The accident occurred
while En- route 10 Fl Dorado, for
a revival. which vas conducted al
the Douglas Chapel Bapt church.
His car vas completely demolished
and his condition IS not known at
this writing Mrs. I II High
shaw has been very Ill, but is
much improved al this writing
She is TIE wife OF the moderator
High shaw.
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Oes Arc
Mrs Ella Mae Brown

Mr. and Mrs Ode Brown VS.
tied the Ratliff nursing home to
see Bonnie Qualls and from there
70 visit MT and Mrs John Lind
say Of Hemleek court The
Northern district consolidated as
ISOLATION was held al Bethlehem
Be The women held ar interest
Ing session. Rev. John Chandler
delivered the morning message
and Rev L o Blathers gave the
evening message. An appreciation
gift Of Sab vas presented 70 the
president Mrs. A J. Thompson
sponsored by Mrs. Angelina sax
ton. YWcA president The ascot
alton was largely attended. Those
attended were Mesdames Minnie
Chase. Lydia Ewel EVE Hollo-
way. Mamie Williams Daisy Co
van. Pearl Matthias, Ella II Brown
All played interesting parts on The
program c. Robinson Is home
from the hospital Ar and
Mrs Govan, Mrs Juanlta sneed
motoTed to Cotton Plant TO at
tend the funeral OF Mrs Goyan's
uncle last Sunday Robert
Berry is IT. the hospital al Alex
ander Mr. and Mrs Porter
Williams and son attended the as
ISOLATION Friday mite The
WINS association was held al tie
Bethlehem BE with . good al
tendance Rev, and Mrs X
W. hodges were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Dan Chase, and
also dined with Mr. and Mrs
James Mathes. that mite Lit
tie Nellie NJ. Williams was dinner
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Ode Brown
Mrs Mamie Nell Holloway and
Mrs Jessie Hill and children
went 10 Little Rock Sunday
They viewed the Rodeo parade on
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. l.. {
Robinson and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter Williams and chill
dren and Mrs Lille NJ. Turnage,
also went 20 Little Rock
The WV met Friday mite
Trustee meeting was held recent
liz. Rev. o. Z Talbot has been
returned for another year
Fellowship NIB church, held It's
business meeting at the school
las, Monday mite Mrs Lydia
Spencer and Mrs Ophelia Clay
born went to Little Rock Monday
Mrs. Spencer stopped for a short
visit with her daughter and SON
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Watson Elementary School

Ell DORADO-The faculty and student body OF watson
elementary school have exhibited increased interest IN their
work during the first four weeks Of the term Many eXpere
and class activities leading 10 an intensive oentao
program.
Each morning after o'clock milk IS served TO large
students all the The tasty meal served
daily the cafeorum another heahu phase Of work that
Is helping in the building Of strong bodies.
Thursday and Friday busy days with Us as We par
teipated in testing program Gates Silent Reading Test
This conducted primarily Of discovering and
measuring important abilities and reveal significant weak
in reading among students.
have extended hearty welcome 10 the adj
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Gregory
James Rodgers

E
A fish fry was held at the
school last Friday, sponsored by
the PTA Mr. and Mrs Lio-
nel LOckhart and Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Turner attended the an
nual conference al Little Rock
recently Lloyd Davis Of Lit
tie Rock was guest OF Mr. and
Mrs Daniel Barnes SIP 8
Russell Newson from Germany
visited his parents here recently
Funeral services for brother
c Moore Berry were held al
Walnut Grove Be September 3,
With Rev Mathis Mcknight de-
lyering the eulogy. y G. Bran
scumb funeral home IN charge
Bros Cliff Rodgers and Cal
win stegall visited in Little Rock
last Sunday Miss Emma Jean
Miller was winner in a contest al
81 Paul AME church The
singing chorus Of St Luke BIC
rendered a musical program al
the Gregory school Sunday which
vas sponsored by the PTA
Miss Mary Jane Jones has return
ed home from Madison. Illinois
Bro Pearl Anderson, II Pitts
and Capt Gregor are all on the
sick list Mrs Mae Dell Gun
uingfam Of St Louis is here on
account Of the illness Of her
mother. Mrs Annie Mae Green,
who is in the Rodgers hospital
Joe Mitchell and Cordell Green
visited Mrs Joe Mitchell who IS
In Little Rock The
Mitehells are proud parents Of
a son.
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Fl Dorado
Mrs. Leona Woodland

Mesdames Dorothy Rean Jones
and Mary Adams, nieees OF Mr.
and Mrs. Eli Mardiea OF Toledo.
Ohio. were guests of Mrs. Tommy
Harris and husband Of this city
recently Mrs Harris has enjoy.
ed various outings since the Re.
eovery Of lengthy illness
Mrs. Bobby Lee Harris Of ST
Louis. was the weekend guest
Of Mrs. Minnie McDuffie. los z
Mckinley. She also visited Mrs
Savada Jones SIR Joe
Lewis Thompson. son OF Mrs. An
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in-laS, Nj and Mrs Eugene Hood.
They live in Carlisle Mrs
Wilson Brewer Is confined. due
10 a broken leg She Is taking
treatments from the doctor a..
The Ralph Bunche club met al
the home Of Mrs Lucy QuslIs
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boys school have been organized and are
doing a splendid job
Charles Pearson captain James Byers, lieutenant
Members 0 the patrol Leon johnson, Edward VII
nams Tony Turner Walter Wilson Johnny Banks, James
Johnson Charles Abraham.
Monitors sharing keeping the building orderly dur
ing early morning traffic
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dition Of two new the present namely Mrs
Lille who formerly member Of the faculty Of
the Hampton school Hampton and Mrs FELTON, Wheeler
formerly Of Pine Street school. Conway
principal l. j. Gurst is quite busy person supeTf
ing operation school plant for the betement of all
concerned including the community and parents.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-16

had to return to Great Falls this
week for further treatment. Mil
dred has recently undergone sur
gerry.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Palmer, Jay
and Steven were Sunday guests
at the Cap Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker
returned home Saturday from
Missoula. Their daughter, Jeanett
and her daughter returned home
with them from Missoula, for a
short visit here. The Bakers went
by way of Billings so Mrs. Baker
could have a check-up at the
clinic.
The Fred Thompsons were Sun
day evening visitors at the Baker
home. Mrs. Thompson, June, is a
sister of Jeanette.
Eileen Jenkins birthday. Mon
day June Is, was mentioned over
the radio. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Jenkins.
former south of Brockton residents
now living at Fairview.
The Maynard Cellmers attended
the wedding of Maynard's brother
at Laurel.
Mrs. Cap Hodges and Linda
were callers Monday at the par
entail Palmer home.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-16

berg at a birthday supper for
Russell.
IZetta and Nadine Jensen Wis
tied Wednesday morning and had
dinner at the Noah home.
Albert and Marie Noah had
supper at the Asa Kopp home
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Bernice Thompson was a
dinner guest and spent the after
noon visiting at the Eyvind Wick
home Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Russell Danielson,
Terry and Margaret, Emma, Lloyd,
Roger and Dale Salisbury visited
and enjoyed a delicious lunch at
Ole Kilen's Wednesday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Art Sorteberg
visited at the Russell Danielson
home Thursday night.
Bernice Thompson enjoyed a
fried chicken dinner at the Albert
Noah home Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. julius Simonsen
visited and had supper at the Con
Simonsen home Thursday night.
Julius and Ida had just returned
from a trip to Yankton, S. D., and
Sioux City, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Miller and
twins, Linda and Stevie of Fair
view visited at the Russell Daniel
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-16

from here were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Oakland, Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
man Wang and CheryI and Mr.. A
0. Wang. The Wangs are spending
a few days at the Yellowstone
National Park. Jim Opsta helped
Milton Jr. with the chores when
the OlSonS were gone.
The Sioux Nimble Fingers an
club girls served pie and coffee
during the school election last
tuesday afternoon. They are try
ing to raise money to help some
OF the girls go to the All club
camp next month.
Mrs. Lawrence Croy. Mrs. Ella
Sandy, Mrs. Anna Paulson. Mrs.
Mabel Sande and Mrs. H. Rom
metvldt motored to Williston
wednesday afternoon. While
there, they visited Mrs. He1ga
Berge at the Good Samaritan hos
pltal and we're afternoon coffee
guests of Mrs. Carl Anderson and
Mrs. Ida Shade.
Mrs. Paul Richard of Worland.
Wyo., came Saturday for a weeks
visit with her parents, MI. and
Mrs. Tom Ookland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Olson Wis
tied with Eugene Larsens' and
Leonard VERSIONS at Culbertson
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Tommy Lester is spending
some time in Williston VISITING
her sister-in-law and family
Duane Evensons, while Tommy
IS at National Guard camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Grow
and family, Mrs. Anna Paulson
and Carl, Mabel Sande and Mar
TIN Sande were dinner guests of
Mrs. Ella Sandy and boys on Sun
day. The occasion was Melvin
Sandy's birthday.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-16
Girard
BY Homemakers' Club
This Weeks News

The Girard Homemakers will
meet June 81 at the Elmer Jensen
home at 200. The lesson on
Rheumatic Fever" will be given
by Carol Simonsen and Izetta Jen-
sen; and roll call is to be answer
ed by "some helpful hint I have
learned from my mother-in-law.n
Terry and Margaret Danielson
are attending the second week of
Vacation Bible School at st. Johns
Lutheran church at Fairview.
They r staying with their grand
parents, the Axel Danielsons.
Jim Arneson was a Sunday eve
ming visitor at the Lauritz Jen-
sen home.
Rita Kopp of Sidney is visiting
at the Albert Noah home for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen and
family motored to Williston to
visit their nephew, John Erickson
who is at the Good Samaritan hos
pltal, but plans to leave soon. He
had his appendix removed ten
days ago. The Jensens also visited
Mr., and Mrs. George Erickson
and MIR. and Mrs. Martin johnson.
Monday evening callers at the
Lauritz Jensen home were MIR.
and Mrs. John Conroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Con Simonsen and Kenny.
Betty Danielson'S little brother.
Butch Renders of Williston, is
staying at the home of his sister.
Mrs. Don Crusch in Fairview. at
tending Bible school.
Lauritz and Lii Jensen visited
at the Russell Danielson home
Tuesday afternoon.
Clyde, Gordon and Nadine Jen-
sen are attending daily vacation
school being held at the
Bronson church.
Mrs. Albert Noah entertained
her w. B. club Wednesday after
noon with nine members attend
ing.
The Eyvind Wick family were
Wednesday evening visitors at the
Albert Noah home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen and
called at the Russell Dan
lelson and Ole Kilen homes on
Thursday.
Albert and Marie Noah and
Rita Kopp drove to Poplar last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Abelien call
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-16
South Culbertson
BY Mrs. Sian Patch

Several from the surrounding
community attended the Harry
Evans Jamboree Saturday night.
Among those attending were the
Fred Thompsons, Henry Peter
sons, Bonnie AntonsonS, the Patch
family, Lynds, Billy Hill, Lee
Birch, Ards and Billy Ochs,
Meurice Eldridge and Gerry
Roma. Gerry brought a few nurses
from Sidney with her to attend
the show.
Josephine, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Hill, was married
May q to Frank Miller, whose
home is in New Jersey but who
has been stationed in California
with the Marines. They were mar
ried at Las Vegas, New. The young
folks will make their home in
Santa Ana, California. Frank left
for overseas duty with the Marine
Corps on June II.
Marie Frying, Mildred Haste
and Mrs. Nettie Anderson were
among those of the hospital staff
who attended the wedding of
Betty Hudson and Jim Wheeler at
the United Brethren church north
of Froid. The wedding took place
at 2 p. m. Sunday, June IL and
the reception was held at the
home of his folks. Miss Kenny
Lynn was the junior bridesmaid.
The young couple are making
their home on his farm out of
Froid and are still in the remodel
ing stage of their home.
The Bonnie Antonsons were
among those at the family gath
ering for the Bill Woods wedding
anniversary Sunday evening, June
II.
Lee Birch was a Sunday guest
at the Baxter home.
The Stan Patches, Joe Merciers.
Kenneth Patches and the Lynds
OF California were all Sunday din
ner guests at the Paul Patch
home. Crystal Lynd returned with
Jane Patch to spend the night Wis
ting.
Mrs. Wilfred Herness and 10
han and Mrs. Bob Mattelin and
children were visiting last week
at the parental LeffeI home at
MussellsheIl.
Mrs. Pat Gould had word Sat-
lrday that her daughter, Mildred,
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-16

ed briefly at the Lauritz Jensen
home Friday afternoon.
LauritZ and Lii Jensen took in
the VIEW parade and banquet in
Sidney Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kopp and
family of Sidney and the Alfred
Gierke Jr. family of Skaar were
Sunday guests at a fried chicken
dinner at the Albert Noah home.
The occasion was Karen Gierke's
third birthday.
Ronald, Terry and Mary Lou
Brown were Monday visitors and
had dinner with the Noahs. That
afternoon Betty Danielson visited
with Marie Noah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Simonsen
and boys visited at the John Con-
roy home Tuesday evening.
Bob Arneson was at the Dan
ielS farm Monday.
Frank Cummins called and
had coffee at the Conroy home
Thursday morning.
Word has been received from
the Charlie Daniels that they are
having a very enjoyable trip.
Charles, Ruby, Marian and Shar-
on left June 6 to visit the A. D.
Inks family in Pennsylvania and
plan to be gone about six weeks
touring the east, New England.
and perhaps part of Canada. En-
route they stopped to visit Ruby's
mother, Mrs. Matte Esler at Mi
laca, MINI.
Florence Conroy called briefly
at the J. w. Murphy home in
Sidney Thursday afternoon.
Bob Arneson visited at the Con-
roy home Saturday morning.
Rose and Tommy Christensen
called at the home of Roses par
ents, the John Conroys Sunday
evening.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-16

son home Friday night.
Albert and Marie Noah attend
ed the talent show in Sidney Fri
day evening and later were coffee
guests at the Robert Kopp home
in Sidney.
Glrard was well represented at
the talent show Friday night. Ma
dine Jensen, Carol and Wavne
Wick each got a prize.
The Ruben Simonsen family
visited and had supper with the
con SlmonsenS Friday night.
Mary Helen, Charlse and Diana
Arneson called at the Albert Noah
nome Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin johnson
and family of Williston. N. d.
visited Saturday afternoon at the
Lauritz Jensen home.
Saturday night the Girard Flu
Juniors held a planning meeting
at Terry and Margaret Danielson's
nome. Plans were made for sum-
mer activities.
The Eyvind Wick family visited
at the Con Simonsen home Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen call
ed briefly at the Laurits Jensen
home Sunday evening.
Howard, Asa, Ruth and Bev-
erly Kopp and Holger B~aadsgard
OF Sidney called at the A. Noah
home Saturday night. Later they
and the Noahs attended the Harry
Evans show and dance in CuIbert-
son.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-16
Sunshine
HomernakerS
COMMUNITY NEUC
COMMUNITY NEWS
(ThiS Week.

(ThiS Week.
DR.. and Mrs. George Woods of
California plan to visit the Roy
Johnsons over the week end. DR..
Woods is Mrs. Ray Johnson's
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gullikson
and family, Vern Kellog and Bud
dy LaRoque helped Mr.. and Mrs.
Math Koch celebrate their 5th
wedding anniversary Friday eve
ming. Others present were Serina
Brosten and Royle Koch of Sidney,
MIR. and Mrs. AISLE Peterson and
girls, MI. and Mrs. Halvord Peder-
son and family and Ellen Marie
Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Olson re-
turned Friday evening from Bill
lings where they attended the
E. L. G. District convention. Thev
also visited the Gordon Oakland
family and the Olaf Oaklands.
Others attending the convention