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The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday, Nov. "a. 1855

Thursday Nov. "a. 1855 y
business. together with his post office
ADDRESS IS as follows:
John Kiplinger
GA 9th S. E.
er Sidney, Montana
STATE OF MONTANA
COUNTY OF RICHLAND1
u 1oss IS 1Obn day Of November A
~ AS0O' before me Lawrence + To-
of Notary Public for the Sfata
John RinTHa, personally appeared
tba ApIlnger, known 10 me 10 -
o IS person whose name is subscriboS
49,, ! foregoing instrument. and -
seVerally acknowledged to ~ VINO
re executed the same. ~a1
ein 14NESS my hand and seal of
Ill., Ie Gay and year in this ~
list above written.
Lawrence F.. Jambor
Notary Public for the S+,4a
new 10o1nSaaa. Residing at Sid
c-o My Commission F~
-sO1ARlA SEAL)
NOTICE TO CREDWoPS
6acss@sI@e Of AUGUST NJ. OBFRGFET5
NOTICE Is HEREBY c77,r
ne undersigned Edifb - py
41Igs, ol1nlstratrix of the estate s.
~ 9usus NJ ObergfelI. decesse5 u
me e cisfms Of and all persons hay
to exhibit them with the n deceased.
sSar within four "a monfbss
aLter the first publication Of tbis
At aou tbe 20 the said administrative
g Cumming, Sidney Nationai 'e PsnI
6ullaing, Sidney, Montana, the n1sca
1or the transaction of the busineSs
Of said estate. BUSINESS
Dated Nov. 2, 1855.
EDITH Pearl Obergfell, admin
lStratrix of the estate of
August M. ObergfeU.
u1 Deceased.
SSIIaAdlIlN, HABEDANK & CUMMING
Sidney National Bank BuiIding
Sidney. Montana
Attorneys for Administrators
tPublsh Nov 3, 10. II, 2Q
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24
EMELIA MTLIER
NOTICE no CPFnIToDs

Estate of IVER LER, deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN nv +he
Undersigned, Melvin c. Ler, admins
traitor OF the estate of Iver Ter &C.
ceased. to the creditors Of snd uS
persons having claims against the said
deceased, TO exhibit them with tbe
necessary vouchers within four Ia
t no after the first publication Of
ms nouces to the said administrators
at n offices of Brattin, Habedant
q Cumming. Sidney National Bank
6ulQing' Sidney, Montana, the place
10 Lne transaction of the business
Dated November End, 1855.
Melvin c. Ler administrator
OF the estate of
1ver Ler. Deceased.
SSiIaAIIIN. HABEDANK & CUMMING
Sidney, Montana
attorneys for Administrator.
IPuohsh Nov. 3, 10. II, 24)
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24
NIL gANE- american H Legion Club Sidney Saturday Ne November 18th Good Music Rr pm rmh,n hr.I

SIr. ana Mrs: Charlie johnson on
Sunday evening. sOli Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted R,,ro,,
Bob, MIR. and Mrs. EI1ooao anu
Tau ana Connie, Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf
vangsness spent Saturday evenina
d. Ile Godtfred Miller home an5
heIPeq Mr. Miller celebrate bic
birthday. A very lovely luncb u LIS
enjoyed at a late hour
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sni+boron
VeslIed at the Sigurd Jonasen bonon
aIter the Smorgasbord at the T1J+b
efan church on Friday evenino
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shearar
Norma Jean of Glendiva 80; ana
eiIe OIa1 V~angsness home on SIM
Jay. Ihey all motored to FairviaIv
. see the new bridge that is he.
lng built there. i y pc
Mrs. May Miller is aseis+inn
G!e u. Il. Cartwright homo go
SIuney Tor a short while Will
Mrs. Cartwright RECEIVERS fron,
Saruous attack OF pneumonia. Mrs.
0aLiWr!ght had spent several
weeks III the hospital but Is now
aoIe to be at her home.
Mrs. Alvin Maschera has baan
assiStlng her mother in GIendiva
WINE her father has been away
Tor the past several DAYS.
Mrs. Hilma Ler spent several
Gays last week visiting with
friends in Sidney.
Mr.. Charlie Forty was taken
PACK to the Sidney Memorial hos
pltaI on Sunday evening for fur
ther medical attention.
A nice crowd attended the card
party held in the parlors of the
CathoIc church in Savage on Sat
urday night. At this time there
was a drawing for two turkeys
and n chicken. A lovely lunch
served at the close of the eve
ming.
The members of the Luther
League and Rev. and Mrs. Henry
Erickson honored Miss Ruth John
with a surprise party in honor
her birthday at the Church par {
ors on Sunday evening. The time I
spent playing games, after I
which a very delicious lunch was Z
erved. Steve Rice, president of I
League, then presented Miss {
.ohnson with a gift from the s
'roup. Some of the members had (
resented the skit, "That Man !,
luther, during the program. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gregg and +
amily left on Monday for Bill G
1gs where they will enjoy the
7eek visiting at the home of her 2
.ster and brother-in-law, Mr.. and ;
lrS. Everett Hahn.
A nice crowd attended the v
morgasbord at the Lutheran 7
1urch parlors on Friday even ,
lg.
Mrs. Wallace Scott spent a few 1
avs receiving medical attention a
the Sidney Memorial hospital !,
yer the weekend. q
Miss Virginia Burau visited at
le Rev. Erickson home on Tues G.
ay evening. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Gear and n
mily have moved into the house n'
the Reclamation Camp vacated Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Camp u
IL and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gear enjoyed g.
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. nl
ok Spithoven. et
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24
LEGAL NOTICE
OF MONTANA
COUNTY OF RICHLAND

The undersigned. John Kiplinger
uoes hereby certify that he conducts
o. Rlchland and other Counties in +bee
state Of Montana, under the name ana
style Of Basin Bit Service with lie
principal place Of business AT liz
5rd Street S. W., in the CITY of sid
ney, County of Richland n state
OF Montana, and further certifies that
lae rue or real full name of the
conouctlng or transacting the
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24

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The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE To CREDITORS
NOTICE To CRFnTTOPC

ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Anna A. Norton, admin
istratrix Of the estate of Frank 3
Norton. deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them
WIN the necessary vouchers within
-FOUR ~ months after the first pub
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24

ngauon of this notice. to the s.ia
adfnlnlStratrix at the offices o sdto
n Habedank & Cumming ci85.an-
Bank Building, Sid5ev SITaay
t6a tne place for the transact;on o ns
business of said estate. u
Dateu November 2. 1885.
anna a; Norton. administra-
NJ Frank B. Morton 1
6RAITIN, HABEDANK E. SSfTTSS[SSed
SSii5ney National Bank BuiIding I'M
Atporneys for Administratrix
lPuoish Nov. 3, 10, II. 2n
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24

Don't forget the Bazaar and
Tea Ia the Methodist church
SaturdayafternOOn, Dec. 3. Ito
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24
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The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24
NOTICE TO cRrnrnnnn


Estate of JENs J. MILES
ceased. LEa, de-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
me undersigned Emelia Miller ~
istratriX OF the estate of lens I
Miller, deceased, to the creditors ::
ana all persons having claims againet
the said deceased, to exhibit fbaSe,
with the necessary vouchers vifbin
1our "a months after the first p1,bIi-
cation Of this notice. to the said
EneIla Miller at the law office of
milton G.. Anderson, attorney for adj
mlnlstratrix, located in the Richland
NalonaI Bank Building, Sidney. Mon
lana. the place appointed for the
transaction OF the business of the es-
EMELIA MILLER
administrators oil the estate
u Jens J. Miller. deceased.
Dated November 2, 1865
MILTON C. ANDERSON
AtIorney for Administrators
6oSt Office and Business Address
SeiSnland National Bank Building
Publish Nov. 3, 10. II and "a,
Evening star., 1955-06-16
FOOD IDEAS
BUY-LINES
BY Nancy Sasssr

WEEKLY ADVERTISING COLUMN OF THINGS NEW AND INTERESTING
New YeFk Jsas lS-summsr's here SO its +irs for
penes again. And think every picnic basket should include
delicious hot soup In Of those widsmeuih
Evening star., 1955-06-16

SUNDAY
Broiled Steaks Nth Wine-Herb Butter
ScnIoped Potatoes Broied Tomatoes
Green Salad DeUPS Food Cake
Wine-Herb Butter
Spread the hot broied with melted butter combined
with equal amount Of dry little thyme or
marjoram T-bone large enough to be divided
between two persons
LtDer and Bacon Parsley Potatoes
Broccoli Apricot Mods
Peanut Butter Cookies
Apricot MOlds
tablespoon plain gelatin cup sirup from pineapple
/ d2-ounce) apricot "a teaspoon grated lemon rind
nectar Ia halved strawberries
Dash salt u diced canned pineapple
"a
Soften gelatin in "a cup remaining nectar
and dissolve gelatin and salt in It, Cool Blend
pineapple srup and lemon rind Cool until slightly thckened
Fold in fruits and turn into individual mods Chill until
Unmold salad Top with spoonful of
a strawberry If desired six molds.
TUESDAY
Curried Orange Ham Bake SUeet Potatoes
Sweet Corn Cabbage SGD
Blueberries and Cream
So Curried Orange Ham Bake
(12inch) slices boneess tablespoons brown sugar
rolled ham teaspoon curry powder
1 cup orange Juice tablespoons grated orange
4 teaspoons cornstarch peel
teaspoons lemon juice
Gradually add Juice to cornstach. combine
with juice sugar. curry orange peel Stir
and simmer low heat for minutes until clear and
ckened Pour ham slices and bake in moderate
$3.50 degrees F. for 10 minutes the ham fully
cooked style the ham Of the variety
bake for 20 minutes. Makes four servings.
Evening star., 1955-06-16

Fh1DhI
DeUiled Crab ShoeString Potatoes
Green Beans Spinach Salad
Heavenly Fluff Iced Tea
Evening star., 1955-06-16
DEATH RATE UP
IN SOCIAL SET

Deaths continue to rise
among the socially elite,
while the marriage rate has
come back to normal.
These and other pertinent
bits of data about the Ma
tion's socially select were
announced yesterday by the
Social Register Association
of New York, along with re-
lease of the 1855 Summer
Social Register.
The summer volume lists
the summer addresses OF
those socialites who depart
their regular winter abode
for that period. The asso-
citation has statistics about
that too, to wit:
A few more socialites chose
inland resorts this year than
did last year. while the num-
ber of those going to the
shore slipped a bit. (In-
land resort visitors rose from
1859 to 4,032. while shore
visitors dropped from 4,579
to 4,032.) The number
of families going abroad
dropped a bit to 361, while
the number summering in
Canada remained steady
with 275.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
x WHIzBURGERS +

EVERY DAYS HAPPY DAY for Dad when he sits
down TO bowlfu of NABISCO 1909 Bran for IL
tastes better than believed bran could And I'm
sure the man of your house" will love it because
here at last bran cereal that only provides all
the welknown benefits of bran but is so crisp crnchy
and delicious you don't have to add sugar And speak,
ing Of benefits, listen . Nabisco 1907 Bran supplies
Evening star., 1955-06-16
BY DOLORES PHILLIPS

If there was no mud on
your feet. or In your eye. last
week end, don't admit 1t.
Anyone who went anywhere
walked in it. The best shod
underpinnings in the country
picked UP hallowed Grafton
mud from the Upperville horse
show grounds on Friday and
Saturday and ira cked it
through some Of the best
homes in Virginia.
Mellon Debut
The lads who stayed in the
armylike encampment of
tents, put up on the Piedmont
course at the Paul MELONS
Rokeby Farm to house the
overflow for Kathy Melons
debut party, must have looked
around for Sadie Thompson
after Saturday afternoons
deluge. BY the time they got
home at dawn Sunday morn
ing. after dancing to two
orchestras all through the
night. only the "mudders" were
still going.
The dance. fortunately, was
held in a large tent where
the decorations could not be
touched by the rain. The
largest brood-mare barn at
Rokeby was turned into a
food-fair with a different
choice in each box-stall. There
was a hamburger stall, a
bacon-and-egg stall, a sea-
food stall, petit-fours stall,
and a number of others with
each decorated with what 1t
Evening star., 1955-06-16

6k importsns hot ds whs" wsrs likely lightly vsrs
Soup Mate from soups
Of csmpb:s Green Pee Soup with Of Tomato blended
w OF equal psr milk and water This generously and
plus milk makes une udeen such hssh
h~e Csmpbshs Soups asxf time there's pienicl
Evening star., 1955-06-16
cIRcuNc THE COUNTRYSIDE
Young Set Dances
On Weeks Schedule

had TO offer the guests.
Lounges had been built into
the barn before the party. the
food and help were imported
from Philadelphia and an or
chestra from Florida. Fire
crackers, which sounded like
any number Of battles of
Manassas in the dead of Sun
day morning, were brought
down from New Hampshire.
and guests poured in from all
over the United States and
were received by the Mellon
family as they came into the
barn. before going on over to
the tent to dance.
While the Mellon party went
into high gear, another group
from the Upperville area
danced at a .horse-show ball
in Buchanan Hall. Some, but
not many, of the Mellon
guests eased on down the road
to Buchanan Hall but the
fireworks, put of around Q
o'clock. were open to anyone
within a 10-mile radius in
terested enough to look up.
Two Dances
Tomorrow night also has two
conflicting dances on its call
endar for the youngsters. Mrs.
Ann DuVal is holding her first
summer cotillion in Buchanan
Hall while the entertainment
committee of the Loudoun
Pony and Junior Show has in
vited big and little exhibitors
to a subscription dance at the
Middleburg Community Cen
ter. A supper party for ex-
Evening star., 1955-06-16


WEDNESDAY
Fried Chicken Rice Crazy
Buttered Carrots Cucumber Salad
Pear Sno,D iced Coffee
Pear Snow
Pear Snow: Custard sauce
No. 212 can Bartlett pears Ia scaded milk
! package emon-favored egg yolks
gelatin "a cup sugar
q cup hot water "a teaspoon salt
! cup pear Juice. drained tablespoon lemon Juice
from pears ~ teaspoon grated lemon rind
egg whites stfdy beaten
Dissolve gelatin in hot water Add juice Chill until
TALLY set Whip until light and fluffy Fold in stify
whites Pour into 1quart mold and chill until
in sherbet glasses topped with canned pear half
down Pour cusard the sprinkle with
coconut To make cuard Beat yolks slightly with
Add and salt Add milk gradually stirring constantly
Cook and stir in double boiler hot boiling
until mixture coats spoons Chill Add lemon Juice and
grated rind. Serves five to six
THURSDAY
FrankturterS Potato Casserole
YelloW Squash Kdle
Cdnt1loupe
Potato Casserole
tablespoons butter 2l2 tablespoons flour
I medium onion chopped fine 2 cups milk
tablespoons green pepper, Salt and pepper
diced cubed cooked potatoes
/ tablespoon pmento, diced y cup cheese spread ."
Cook onion and green pepper in butter about minutes
Add pimento and -four Stir Add milk and until
thickened Season. Add potatoes quart
seroe buttered Top with cheese. Bake oven
ts5o degrees F. about 80 minutes. Makes servings
by wi"
Evening star., 1955-06-16

hibitors. before the Middleburg
dance and after Fridays
classes. Is being given by the
Henry Loomises at their
Trough Hill farm near Fox
croft. and there is another
party after the show on Sat-
urday afternoon at Lilac Hill,
where Dorothy Smithwick, nee
Fred. will be back from her
honeymoon to welcome the
little riders. Dorothy is man
ager Of the show which, each
year turns its proceeds over
to the Loudoun County Hos
pital.
The Waterford Players. an
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Welfare Leader
Visits Here

Miss Monica Whately, mem
ber of the London, England,
County Council and a we'll
known British social worker,
discussed the peace movement
and the women's movement in
Britain at the National Wo-
mans Party headquarters here
last evening.
Miss Whately has recently
returned from South Africa.
She has been in this country
since March, when she came as
a British observer at the U. N.
Status Of Women Commission
sessions in New York.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
FRIDAy

FRIDAY
DeDtled Crab ShoeString Potatoes
Green Beans Spinach Salad
s@s~ Heavenly Fluff Iced Tea
Heavenly Fluff
e-inch pie shell baked tablespoon plain gelatin
4 egg yolks Z cup cold water
"a teaspoon salt egg whites
2 teaspoons grated lemon peel u
u cup lemon juice l2 cup whipping cream
u cup Coconut
egg yolks slightly add salt lemon peel lemon juice
and cup Cook hot water until thick about
minutes Remove from heat. Add gelatin soaked in "
cold water Stir until dissolved Cool Beat whites until
stiff and add "a cup gradually beat minute longer
Fold into cooked mixture Whip and fold in Pile
lightly into cooked cooled pie she'll Sprinkle with coconut
If desired
SATURDAY
Cold Cuts Potato Salad
French Peas Carrot and Celery Curls
Watermelon
cup small white onions tablespoons water
tablespoons butter / teaspoon salt
margarine "a teaspoon pepper
package frozen peas Y cup shredded lettuce
Peel onions place heavy saucepan Cover with cold
water and bring boil Drain. Add butter and melt
moderate heat Add frozen remaining ingredients
Cover and continue to cook, occasionally shaking
gently until vegetables just tender about minutes Serves
four to six
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Cooking
Contest


oNANCOCK, Va. June 16
R.-Mrs. Madalyn s. Seegar.
41-year-old tourist court oper-
ator from Georgetown. DEL,
won the national chicken
cooking contest here yesterday.
The youthful looking mother
Of three children topped 86
other women and 4 men to
take down first prize on the
last day of the Delmarva
chicken festival.
Mrs. Seegar's prize-winning
serving of chicken brest saute
with new potatoes" was served
in a silver casserole on a round
silver platter.
The chicken and potatoes
were decorated with parsley,
endiyes and rosettes made of
cabbage tinted red with vege-
table colorings.
Mrs. Seegar, competing in
the contest for the third time.
said she clipped her recipe
from a magazine and added
some ideas Of her own.
Here is the recipe used by
Mrs. Seegar to win the con-
test:
u cup butter or margarine
4 to 6 large chicken breasts
/ sliced onion
! minced Glove garlic
2 tablespoons flour
" teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon pepper
/ chicken bouillon cube
! cup hot water
l small can white potatoes,
drained
" cup red wine
shipped parsley
In hot butter Tin large skill
lett, saute chicken breasts on
both sides until brown. Add
onion and garlic, cook about 5
minutes. In small bowl COM
bine flour, salt and pepper and
slowly stir in bouillon cube
dissolved in hot water. Pour
over Drowned chicken. Cook
slowly covered about Is min
utes or until chicken is tender.
Add potatoes and wine heated
and garnish with parsley.
Another Georgetown house.
wife. 34-year-old Mrs. Helen
J. Hudson, finished second in
the contest with her recipe of
"fruit-glazed roast chicken"
She was fifth last year.
Mrs. George w. Wilkerson Of
Chuckatuck, Va, was third.
Gov. j. Caleb Boggs of Della
ware crowned Mrs. Seegar as
champion before a capacity
crowd in Onancock Armory.
The winner receives $500 in
cash, her choice of a gas or
electric range, a two-week, all
expense vacation for two in
Bermuda: vacation at Old
Point Comfort, Va, a pressure
cooker and some cutlery.
She also received q trophy
and a bouquet of red roses.
Mrs, Seegar said she hadn't
made any plans on what to do
with the prize money but said
she may buy some home ap-
pliances.
Mrs. Hudson indicated she
would use her $500 second
place money to help educate
her three children. She also
received q range and some
cutlery.
Mrs. Wilkerson was awarded
Evening star., 1955-06-16

amateur group which puts on
only the best, are so good that
they are taking their recent
production, THE Philadelphia
Story" to the Azores. Some Of
the cast and technical crew
are q little startled at the
distance from home and hearth
but some of them Travelled
almost as far to settle in
Waterford. Nancy Bush, as the
feminine lead, and husband
Monroe. as the butler. are
hopping an Army transport at
Mcclure Field this week with
IS other Waterford Players.
Besides the Bushes. the cast
Evening star., 1955-06-16

includes Mrs. Fred Bate, the
Basil Haleys. Betty Jane
Campbell. Tom Taylor, Henry
crabiteS, Terry McCracken.
Harry Sommers and Kirby
Kendall. The technical crew
which viii help put on four
military performances at the
United States air base in the
Azores and one for the Portu-
guese colony, includes Dorothy
Mcdonald. director; Mrs. AL
bert White, assistant director:
Welman Chamberlain, George
Bentley, Anne McCracken and
Bill Mcdonald, who is manag-
ing the show.
Evening star., 1955-06-16

a range and an electric toaster
for finishing third. She said
1t was the first time in her life
she had ever won a prize.
Seventeen other contestants
were awarded prizes,
Evening star., 1955-06-16

these days. especially Odorless RENUZTT which has
wonderful talent for dry cleaning away ell kinds of
Stubborn CRIME end restoring eolors that deep-downf
dirt has made dnsy and du Yet for ell this thorough
mass and efficiency, Renuxt s easy use and ever 90
sensls wont fads shrink stretch your most pre-
cious possessions! And remember you haven't
already stored your winter woolens give them the
addsd protection Of thorough dry cleaning before you
pue thsn away. with odorless Rsnuxt, you can do \
The lob yeussaN 90. fer mars penniaai
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14
Cora Leland Glass
Holds April Meeting

Mrs. Byron Marquis and Mrs.
Bird Caldwell were companion
hostesses to the Cora Leland
class of the First Presbyterian
church when they met Thurs
day in the formers home on
West street.
A short business session was
held with the president, Capitola
Love, presiding.
Contests were enjoyed during
the social hour with Mrs. Robert
Davis receiving the prize.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses to the following
members; Mrs. Fred McWilliams,
Mrs. Clarence Wiley, Mrs. Capt.
tola Love, Mrs. Grace Matheney,
Mrs Mabel Ackley, Mrs. Adeline
Mckee, Mrs. Glen Iams, Mrs,
Walter Woodford, Mrs. Lewis
Young, Mrs. Lucille Fowler, Mrs.
Robert Davis, Mrs. Edgar Love
and one guest, Mrs. Arthur
Mckee.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14
CirCIe Two W.S.C.S.
Meets In Rice Home

Circle Two, W.SC.S. of the
First Methodist church met on
Thursday evening, following the
Communion service, in the home
of Miss Thelma Rice on North
street with Mrs. Ruby Merry
serving as companion hostess.
Mrs. Ada Ackley was the de-
votional leader and she used
Prayer" as her topic.
Mrs Ackley, circle chairman,
presided at the business meeting
at which time the group voted
to contribute $4,000 to the
church building and improve
ment fund.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
Those attending were: Mary
Richcreek, Marjorie Harris,
Mary Sanford, Helen Clark,
Mary Hanes, Mary Morgareidge,
Inez and Louise Clark, Adah
Musser, Ada Ackley and the
hostesses.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14
Boyd Children Honored
With Birthday Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs Woodrow Boyd,
of Caldwell route, entertained
Sunday, April 10, with a chicken
dinner honoring the birthday of
Joan and Billy Boyd which was
April H.
The table was centered with
two beautifully decorated cakes.
Covers were arranged for: Mrs.
Cora Boyd and Della, Mr.. and
Mrs. Loren Ramsey and Laura,
of Caldwell; the host and hostess
and the honored ones.
Afternoon callers at the Boyd
home were: MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Boyd and Jackie, of GAINESVILLE,
Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Marquis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Ramsey,
Peggy and Jerry.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14
Women 5 Missionary
Society OF Baptist
Church Holds MeetinQ

The Women's Missionary
Society of the First Baptist
church held their monthly meet
Tuesday evening in the church
The business meeting was con.
Quoted by the president, Mrs
Charles Patten.
The devotionals and the pro-
gram were in the charge of Mrs.
Frank Reed. The scripture was
taken from the 3rd chapter OF
Acts on 'The Future Church
and the program was on Train
ing the Youth of Italy,. Each
member gave scripture verse
on Hope.
The evening was spent in sew
ing white cross bandages and
preparing materials for rug
making.
Those present were: Mrs.
Charles Milligan, Mrs. Charles
Doan, Mrs. Raymond Moore,
Mrs. Ada Ramage, Mrs. Edna
Wehr, Mrs. Frank Reed, Mrs.
Harold Brown, Mrs. Carter
Shafer, Mrs. Charles Patten,
Mrs. Ed. Ickes, Mrs. Roy WIKI
ander and Mrs. Henry Simonton.