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Alexander Volumine, ,
Purtner Of PuvIoyu

PARIS, July 4 R-Russian.
born Ballet Dancer Alexander
volumine, 72. died in Paris last
might after a heart attack.
From 1914 to 1926 he was the
partner Of Ballerina Anna Paw.
Iowa He became a French citi.
zen in 1887. =
Born in Moscow, volumine be-
came a leading dancer of the
Russian imperial ballets at IL.
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| Donald Rochester,
Puper Firm Officiu|

CADILLAC, Mich. July 4 (P).
Donald Rochester, 81. of Gar
den City Park. Long Island.
N. Y. secretary of the American
Paper and Pulp Association, died
of a heart attack yesterday while
vacationing with his family at
his Lake Charlevoix cottage.
Mr.. Rochester was a former
Cadillac school teacher and later
"a member Of the educational
Division of the Michigan Depart
ment of conservation.
He is survived by his widow,
two sons, Paul and Philip and a
daughter, Diane.
Funeral services and burial will
be in Cadillac tomorrow.
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Fred Kinney, Guard
For Rixerdule Firm

Fred Kinney. 81. q special
guard since he came to Washing
ton 10 years ago from his native
Pittsburgh. died Friday at hi'
home. 1921 Kearney street NE
Mr.. Kinney was q guard at the
Engineering Research Corp. II
IRiyerdale. During World War q
he was In the Air Force. serving
two years overseas.
He is survived by his mother
Mrs. ElEia Howe. 210 Rhode
Island avenue NE.
Services win be held at 1880
am. tomorrow In the Hine,
Funeral Home. 2e01 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial win be In
Arlington Cemetery.
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c. Howard Paul,
Bliss Co. Official

PITTSBURGH, July 4 R.-
C. Howard Paul, assistant treas
urer of the E. w. Bliss Co. OF
Canton, Ohio, died in st. Clair
Memorial Hospital Saturday Of
"a heart ailment.
MFR. Paul had been associated
with the Macintosh -Hemphill
Co. of Pittsburgh for 38 years
and was vice president. secre-
tary and treasurer of the firm
last May l when it became a
division of E. w. Bliss. After
that deal he was named assist
ant treasurer of Bliss.
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Mrs. William II. Eichner. 81,
former teacher and assistant
principal Of Paul and Gordon
Junior High Schools, died yester-
day at her home. $500 Thirteenth
street NV, after q long illness.
The former Mildred Won Elf,
Mrs. Eichner was born in WASH
lington. She was graduated fiom
Central High School and Wilson
Normal School. now Wilson
Teachers College. She got her
bachelor and master of arts from
George Washington University
Mrs. Eichner spent 80 years IN
the District school system. She
began her career In the elemen-
ltary schools and later trans
lferred to junior high school be-
fore she became an assistant
principal.
Wrote Articles
She taught history and math
mainly and had stressed the use
Iof phonetics in reading methods.
IShe was the author Of research
articles on Junior high school
methods and the editor of the
Journal of the District Educa-
tion Association.
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oarhs Of ahauks

RAMEY, caARLEs Z. me FANNY Of
the late CHARIEs Z. RAMEY Tishss
20 express its appreciation 20 rel1fiVel.
friends and neishoqrs fer their kind
ct the pAssing Of our loved one
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Itt Mrtitnriaitt
BADLY. HENRfETTA A. In ID


DADDY, HENRIETTA A. In loving mem
Eta A DADDY. who departed sud
denly ten years ago. July 4. 1915.
Her life is beautiful memory,
- Her absence our silent grief:
She is asleen il Gods beautiful garden
DEVOTED SISTERS s-IN.LAW.
DADDY, HENRIETTA A. Sacred to the
HENRIETTA A. DADDY, who departed
this life ten years ago today, July
The blow was heavy. the shock severe.
We never thought your death so near;
But only those who have lost can tell
The grief OF parting without farewell.
DEVOTED HUSBAND sl A, AND soN REy
ssApbby. BADLY AND milton 8
BUTLER. MATTHEW L. Sacred to thu
grandfather MATTHEW L. BUTLER
Tho. departed this life July 3, 1918
Anniversary mass st. Augustine's Church
LeyeS ,ssnl IN ;, IFS, Tsmsmpersd n l. death. cath,
AND GRANDCHILDREN. FRANCIS
THOMAS, MARGARET AND DORIS
BOWLING, MARY B. In memory Of
MARY B. BOWLING. who died ten
wears ago today, July A, 1945.
May ner soul rest IN peace.
HER FRIEND. MAUDE 7. MILLER.
Settlers, FRANK. In loving memory
Of our dear. father. FRANK Settlers
. who passed away three years age
today, July 4. 1852.
Loving memories never die.
As wears roll on and days pass by:
Deep In our hearts the memory Is kept
OF YOU, dear dad, we will never forget.
ELvA. SYLVAN. GRANDCHILDREN.
WEYMs. FRANCES GENEVA. In loving
memory. OF my dear wife. FRANCES
GENEVA WEYMS, who passed away
two years ago today. July 4. 1858.
They say that time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget.
But time so far has only proved
How much miss you yet.
LOVING HUSBAND:
WILLIAMS. ALMA A. In loving memory
Of our dear mother, ALMA A. WILL
L1AMS, who departed this life five
years ago today, July 4, 1850.
Today recalls the memory
OF loved one passed to rest
And those who think Of you today
Are the ones who loved you best,
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. \
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HENRY sIMoNS. Master.
Attest: LELAN w. WARNER, Sr..

Attest: LELAN VI. WARNER ST..
ss edasr4A e TsoSsissaE sosss6EB
Of obse g4s e. mss Gsvss earrs s nsv, ssoyss
4; Rosebud and Albert A. Dorsey
Henry. Levi and Joshua Rowland and
2eT asT Il sessTsi neon Mosy aas %aS' ss friends
funeral Home. 1870 9th st. NV. Fu-
tps neral a .a Tpssds ssss Sreb SSy & ro% ssn
and Corcoran sts. NV. interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. 4
SAKERS, HANNAH D. On Sunday. July
3. 1855. HANNAH B. SAKERS ..nee
Heitmullerl. sister Of William H. John
may call after 9 pm. Monday. July 4,
at the Takoma Funeral Home. 254
Carroll st. NV, where services will
be held on Wednssday July 9; a. II
sANDoE, DAVID LEWIS, SIR. Entered
into eternal rest Sunday, July g, 1865,
LEWIS sANDoE. sr.. husband Of Mrs.
Laura Wiley sandoe. father Of Nichol
Lewis sandoe, Dr.: Hye grandsons and
five great-grandsons. Friends may call
Of the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass; snss;,,s ave. ne ns:. Arranssments pigments to be
hAhVuhSCus EAchSe Will AiUWCAb,
SEARS "a 5 IhcMAs 4HoMsa 4 On Ihs5ssy EeaRs T. Jsps
NJ st. NV. husband Of Mrs; Lena Sears
and father Of Mrs; Bianch 7; Royal.
nss Sssrs cali fhs as timer ths Msssn
schey: Inca Funeral Home; New Jersey
4 ,, after Z. h.,5 pm n yhsrSs tunsrsl I services
Pm pn Bishop II ss'sr &. Brooks u ofieiatins. S II
fnterment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
sHApLE, MAI. CHARLES y. cu. s. AZ.
ss1sdeniy on THURSDAY. June 80,
pss nssf MAJ, w.ss1 caAaEss Essf Arms sHAbfE BE
silver !, sprins.l Nd Nd beloved husband
sss Sss bloss s.s q siss Rss:r q C. Rshs5s sSsS
at the Rinaldi Funeral Home. si6 II
st. ne Services ct Fort Myer Chapel
n..r%sns IN %saR'sail Ssss.sn sy s.sion:
SMITH. NATHAN N. on Saturday. July
1850 arhsN his rssidssSssi sSirH aesS S,,syt6 t6
sscs e sns sds' ss a9s s%a son e. tss sas
smith; also survived BY four brothers,
five sisters. Friends may call at the
Robert A Mattinsly. Funeral Home,
IA. lsi 11th ST. Sc. Notice OF funeral
SMITH, WILLIAM H., sR. on Sunday.
July, 2; 1855, et sibley Memorial Hos;
hasband ,ef Mabel y smith. father q
wism yuia Ian y sss aa tSas E pss stS &
Friends may call At the Lee Funeral
where services win Be held on wednes-
day. July q. At p.m. Interment Cedar
Ah -
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Name Society OF st. Francis
Xavier Church Is requested
to assemble at the Lee Fun
eral Home. 4th and Mass.
ave. ne. on Tuesday. July 5,
at 1880 pm. for recitation
of the Rosary for our late
,LAUDE B.. JOHNSON.
REV. JOHN F. LYONS,
Spiritual Director.
DOMINIC MOTTA,
Secretary.
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municatiop Of Washinston' /
Centennial Lodge No. IA,
r A. A. M, Is called for
1880 pm. Tuesday, July s.
1865. for the purpose of con.
Quoting the last Masonic
rites for our late brother
o ROLE. All members urged
Evening star., 1955-07-04

KATHERINE L. The mem.
bers of Court District OF
Columbia, No. 212. Catholic
Daughters of America. are
requested to assemble at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
and Mass. ave. ne, at 30
pm. Monday, July 4. 1863.
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keane Council. No. 1853.
Knights of Columbus, are
notified Of the death OF
Brother GEORGE A. KROG-
MANN. AL brothers are re-
uuested to attend the recita-
tion Of the rosary for the
his soul at 8 pm. Tuesday.
1885. at Hanlon's Funeral
IL Georgia ave. NV
J. O'NEILL, Grand knight.
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NATIONAL MEMORIAL Park. 4 sites
reduced for quick sale. Leaving city
must sell Lu. 4-455o. ,--5
Evening star., 1955-07-04

HARRY q. a Special COM
munication of st. Johns
Lodge, No. IL. r. A. A. M,
will be held ct the Masonic
Temple. 13th st. and N. =
ave. NV. on Tuesday. Juiy
5. 1855, at 1915 pm fol
the purpose OF attending the
I our late brother. HARRY
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KRoNsTApT,s l,3s ] ,ss SATHAN On sqndsy s
Ssls q shsr SSs s4THaM Hsnry
Leonard Kronstadt. Funeral service.
at the Bernard Danzansky q Son Flu
neral Home. 1901 i4th st, NV. OF
msndaz msnt zdas iZ Israel nm Memoris lnsfs
Week. 452s Davenport st. NV.
knSEY INV fREp ssI suddenly, S,s rsss,ssDe. On Fr1dsy
keSrny @ st. me ne. FRED kuNEY. brothe' the
OF Mrs. Lillian L. Slocum. Services
at the s.. II Hines Co. Funeral Home
2soi l4tn St NV. on Tuesday; .,;1l Jul
Ton e 4 s.sionsi sSisS cemeterg Gem r1''rm'o' Ar,Ps
MARY r.: Departed this iit. 4
General Hospital, MARY r. LAYNE O
4104 9Th st. NV. She leaves 70 mourn
their loss one daughter. Mrs. Nv,
Friend: one sister. Mrs. Ruth Ross
MAINS E ss RESTING At tHd the S Morrow eS 4 WOOD Cd
ford Funeral Home. 1922 11th st. NV
Notice Of funeral later.
LEWIS. FLossIE; On Tuesday; june % %ss
SIZE LEWIS. beloved wife. Of Will,
Frances. Maccray Of 3Ig7 stanton .rd
ss s.i.,,vsi She as is also survived r1ye by othe
ASlutitGS ehu many lItGuus. htteE
am. Monday, July A. friends are In
yited to call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1913:
You st. NV, where funeral services
will be held at 1880 am. Tuesday
July 8. lnterment Woodlawn Gene
terry.
LEWIS, HENRY. on Saturday, July .
1869, HENRY LEWIS Of 303 v st. NE.
Dorothy Ross. son OF Frank and Mol,
Lewis. brother Of Louise Cathey, Heller
Turner; Essie Holmes, Bessie Holmes
and Charles Lewis, he, is also SURVIVED
pm: Tuesday, Ju[g B. friends are in.
yited to call at the Jarvis Chapel 143s
Y st. nv: where funeral services will
be held Wednesday, July q, at pm
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
s
MARBURY, ALICE GREEN. On Friday
SHg ALICE RsSn ssS q AERRsEGsgcy Ss Hospital
sn. shs ! late .,,.,,.I James yilliams Msrbury
narbeury; and her grandson. Cabel
shs sim@ons Bro. rlipas SSn.r. IfE HONS. g. iss
eSSs SSSsy AoRs R, ra ' s.ier services " 9,
eSssessy eSsfesy OF 'sls u. ols com5aaion R% u ts n
Mi osm.sssy ass ,i.n an.sFTsns q oMer. csns s
sI Timothy 8piseopsl '6hsisssii. :" T.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS, 70 settle estate--e
or 8 desirable roadside lots. George
w. sss Ms%SE. pss pSsIssfr' ST. Rs,
ewes" DU. 7-3l0i, -6
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JOHNSON. JOSEPH HOWELL. JR. sud
@ gosEpH On HoWEI1 Na1sfa JOHNSON aas e. Jr 1924 q
a Hos hospsi asDaI5sa bsaotsa sas s si
Georsianna and Joseph H. Johnson, ST.
He Is also survived by other relatives
DAY. July 4, remains may be viewed at
the Barnes g. Matthews Funeral Home.
6la 4th st; s.w., where funeral services
will be held Tuesday. July 5. at. 1:30
of the Ebene2zer Methodist Church
oficiatins Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery 4
KEMPT0N. ROBERT n. On sunday,
July 3 1885, ROBERT H. KEMPTCN
Of 1893 E. Capitol St, the beloved
naR o q MSS A'e KnDtSn % drs srGhfr
Home. 4th ' St. e and Mass. Ma .ss ave, me-. e.
from pm. to = pm. on Monday.
than. Mass. Please u omit tefhsRs flowers. "ai
KING, BARBARA LEE. on Friday. July
BARA LEE KING, beloved infant daugli-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. King jr.,
and sister of Harry B. tBuster) King
III Sne also is survived BY her paternal
mother; one uncle. Harry King, and
three aunts. Ann. Mary Ellen and Jane
Williams. Friends may can at the Ives
Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd, un-
III Tuesday. July 5, at 9:30 am.
thence to Columbia Gardens Cemetery
where grayeside services will be held
at 10 am.
KROGMANN. GEORGE A.. sR. On SUM-
day July 3, 1866. at his residence.
SssMS SoS Sirsrd sn St: ns ne, GEORGE 4; KRoG-
May Krogmann. father OF George A.
krogmann. jr.; Mrs. Rita K. Rabbit,
Mrs. Marilyn L. Joholske and Mrs. Anne
Rudolph. Edward and and Carl r.
krogmann. Mrs. Anna Rupert. Mrs
theresa Weschler and Mrs. Bernadette
k Lamers Remains resting at Timothy
ave. NV. Notice of funeral later
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pital. @ 'is KATHERiHE ARRSi : L. CARROLL Of
g10I5 Jackson St ne. the beloved
sister of Miss Frances c. Carroll James
&C. Carroll and Mrs. Mary McQueeney,
cali at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st.
and Massachusetts, ave. ne. until $3.50
am, Tuesday. July 8. REQUIEM mass
will be held at st. .Anthony's Catholic
Church, 18th st and Monroe st. ne. at
8 am. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terry. fIn lieu of flowers. the family
requests contributions be sent to the
Cancer Fund.-
Evening star., 1955-01-31
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gummy, g00ey, pesty taste or feeling,
Doesn't cause nausea IT'S alkaline
(non-acid) Checks plate odor"
fdentiire breathl. Get FASTEETH at
any drug counter
Evening star., 1955-01-31
Ed Sullivan
Serge Put Faith
In Money Alone

War n, It Is ironical that he
met death where he'd least ex-
pected it, IN his Fifth Ave. home.
at the hands Of q stranger, It all
ways seemed to be that those
who took his money were equally
contemplate. N, Y, cabhies,
again seeking union protection,
have invited teamster chief nave
Beck to address q soon-due meet
ing. Frances Langford and
Milwaukee outboard motor heir
Ralph. Evinrude serious?. To
eliminate costly handling Of milk
cans, Connecticut milk companies
may force farmers to buy milk
tanks, ranging from $500 up. .
Princess Margaret, on.her Carib-
bean trip. will fatter natives by
wearing their gay cloth prints.
s*
February storks en- route to
the Jose Ferrers Rosemary
Clooneyl, the Charlton Hestons.
the Ralph Scaf11dis Of the Jack
Sterling show. Greta Peck
and Steve Arnsten Q Hollywood
duet. :. Robert Donat, ailing
from asthma SO long, now well
enough to consider returning to
the Broadway footlights.
Grace Kelly and Cant Gather to
Jamaica. to meet with Noel Cow
ard. Dolores Gray dating
Howard Perry Rothberg
Mexico's ex-prexy. De La Huerta.
recovering from a serious heart
aiiment. Jack Entratter
Evening star., 1955-01-31
Stanley Warner Theaiers

Stanley Warner TheaieEs
rime Given In Ads Is Starting Time
Of Feature Abrasion.
AMRASSADOR 60 { csi. tsissss' ss' NV. sssn
Near PaFkinE.
Wind. = John Wayne. susan HayEai9,
Ray Miiland, 30. 4:l0, 6:45. 30,
aV1RV az WO. $4,000. Rear Win
AVAAWt dow James Stewart,
Grace Kelly, 6:55. 9:20. -
0TVYWDT q II. 3-3300. Free PARK.
0kvkMh ] tng "sitting Bulr'
Ccinemascopel Dale Robertson, S:s5
9;55; .'This Is Your Army 'Doca'
CALVERT ms mo ess'ttinE auii'
tCinemascepe, Dale RobertSon, \.
Carroll Naisb $50 9:30i nis .m y
Your Army Documentary !, $50
FYWTnAI ME. SASH. Near PARK; Park,
Iclnemaseops, Gary Cooper; ealr,Iids'' Iiiso'
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SAvWk foot Contessa," Humphrey
Boxart, Ava Gardner, 500, 9:25;
sBiksek Horse Canyon" Joel Mccrea,
SHERIDAN Ea.t {. s-asSS; Ti%: ! saw : :
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maSeope,, Alan Ladd. Audrey Dalton,
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!cipemassessges, ainFer vitf H9seEs, p,.,sss ysn
wants 'vanishins ngpI IPrairie.'i sos ~
TlVOLl CO. GO I-,sao' , ssa ..r,I rThe a rIisst Last
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Evening star., 1955-01-31

signed Frank sinatra 10 follow
nat King Cole at the Vegas
sands, February %. TWIN
daughters for the George Loves
tons. TVS Topper producer.
... Fredric March In from Hol-
lywood, en- route 70 Europe; Al
fred Drake and Doretta Morrow
san February II for the London
production Of "Kismet.p
AAt
Phyllis Turnesa Of the golfing
clan marrying william Johnston
IN September. -. -Four and
q half stories high luminous un-
derWater figure Of Jane Russell
will cost Howard Hughes $50, 900.
:. Enrol Flynn In Monte Carlo
for Riviera and Alps TV back
ground. Martha Vickers ex-
poets the stork in June; the
Harry Ritzes In August, !, Mora
Shearer, q roaring smash in the
British film, The Man Who
Loved Redheads." Anna Ma
rie Aiberghetti and Ben Cooper
an every-night date. Barbara
Herman to wed Bert Weedhoff
cher dads past commander of
News A. L. Post). Hungary
invading England with 10000
dresses from the Iron Curtain.
s. Fritz Kreisler 80 Tuesday.
-. Dave Ferguson, Jewish The
atrical Guild head, ailing at
Polytechnic Hospital.
\ \ 4 \
DR.. Konrad Adenauer has al
ready picked his successor in 40
year-old DR.. Franz Joseph Strauss
from Bavaria. :. Nate Blumhere. ].
Universal-Int1 board chairman.
a grandpa (the Louis Blumbergs
named the son James Colon).
Joe Louis and Joyce Bryant a
twosome. The Phil Fosters
expect an April 6t0fk. Val
Parnell wants Danny Kaye TO:
an eight-week spring engagement
at the Palladium. /, Dinah
Shores record breaking waldorf
date ends Wednesday. i. Lance
Fuller and Ann Robinson (who
played the policewoman in
Dragnet") a duet. Ernest
Gam, who wrote "The High and
the Mighty" getting around on
crutches after breaking his leg
skiing in Colorado. Anna
Magnani prefers Mickey Knox.
4 4
John (NBC) Haney, son Of
Fox -MoVietone News genI mgr.
and Grace Lynch picked June 4,
/. !, The Alan Jeffreys dancer
Elaine DUNN called him Adam.
4. Fontane Sisters Hearts OF
Evening star., 1955-01-31

stones nearing 1000, 900 disks.
julius Ia Rosa subs for va
eationing Perry Como. February
2s, two weeks. The Charles Col
lingswoods Louise AlIbrittonl
buying a.home In New Jersey.
Simon and Echuster readyine
Steve Aliens Bop Fables.
Sammy Colt. Of the Barrymore
clan. wo0ing Suzanne Dad0lle
Gene Mulligan Of Peter Don.
old's show to wed Lorella Jack
son. Eli Wallack, back after
nine months as Sakini in Lon
don's Teahouse, = replaces David
Wayne in the N. r. company
February II. AMELIA.
Evening star., 1955-01-31
" Pct. 60 TO cubu

HAVANA.-Cuha in fiscal 1854
attracted the greatest percentage
of foreign-travel volume from
the United States nearly II per
cent. followed by Great Britain
with IA per cent and France with
8 per cent.
Evening star., 1955-01-31
NEW YoRK.

NEW YORK.
My Secretary, Africa, Speaks;
Dear Boss Serge Rubinstein be-
lieved that money could buy any
thing. So he spent fortune and
disgraced himself BY eFading
draft service, fearful that he'd
expose himself to injury in World
Evening star., 1955-01-31

Films Of More Than Routine Merit
ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUsOE'-ExceIenty played
Handsomely filmed.
making genius.
"JULIUS CAEsAR"-A fine adaptation.
.oN THE wATERFRoNT"-Marlon Brando in savage
Of violence
.THE PRoMOTER"-British comedy in the Alex Guinness
manner.
"REAR WINDow"-Grace Kelly Jimmy Stewart suspense By
Hitchcock.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17
Three Buttes

Mrs. Bernard McLain, Mrs. T..
Schields and Mrs. jim Putnam
were among those attending the
Women'S Guild of the Congrega-
tional church in Sidney Thursday.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry E. Miller we're supper
guests at the Dave Albin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bauman
also called that evening.
Mrs. Marilyn Martinson and
boys called on Mrs. Theo Schields
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sawyer and
Bert and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ma
son were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Schafer
in Sidney.
Matt and Orval Obergfell are
visiting at the Harold Franz home
a few days before they leave to
spend the winter at Greenwood,
Wisconsin.
Roger Jacobson of Sidney spent
the week end with Bert Sawyer.
Larry Putnam spent the night
with his grandparents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Herb Hier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester McMiller
left Friday for Caldwell, Idaho
to visit with Mr.. McMillen's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. McMil
len. Enroute they will visit a.
Myers, Mont. at the home o.
their daughter and son-in-law
the J. NanSels.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17

resented by our community. Those
in attendance were the Nels Pc
dersons, Edwin Lervolds, Halver
PedersonS, AISLE Pedersons, Ole
OlSons, Gerald Mullands, and the
Dick Farghers. Mary Carol Mel
land was one of the flower girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Left Hanson and
family, Mrs. Serina Broesten, Mr..
and Mrs. Halver Peterson and
Cheryl and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Reidel attended the lutefisk sup
per at Zion Lutheran church in
Fairview Friday night.
Melvin Kemmis and son Doug
las of Fargo were week end
guests at his parents ranch. Ac-
companying Melvin were his faith
er-in-law and brother-in-law.
Hank and Ronald Crow.
Mrs. R. E. Kemmis and Janice
Kemmis were overnight guests at
the Cliff Kallevig home in Sidney
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Koch and
children visited the A. E. KEN
mis- home Saturday night. Mel
vim Kemmis and Hank Crow
were in Sidney Saturday eve
ming.
Sunday little Jarri Jalene Mel
land, Marjorie Ellen Lervold, Ole
John and William Jermoe Ler-
void were baptised at the High
land Lutheran church. 1t was
Pastor Hofstad's last service here
before he leaves for Bismarck
Mr.. and Mrs. AISLE Peterson
and girls, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Fargher, and Mr.. Charles At
kinsoin and family we're coffee
guests at Edwin Lervolds' Sun
day after services.
The Gerald Mellands visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17
FREE DANCE American Legion Club Sidney Saturday Mh November 18th Good Music The Public Cordially Invited

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Smith were
Friday evening supper guests at
the John Sawyer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Nevins of
Lambert were Tuesday evening
supper guests at the Herb Hier
home.
Sunday supper guests at the jim
Mcbride home were Mr.. and Mrs.
DeVries, Denny, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gail Sawyer and Lloyd Humid
toft.
Buddy Woodwork of Fairview
was a week end guest of Jack
Putnam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Savoy of
Plentywood were Sunday guests
at the Ira Albin Sr. home.
Mrs. jim Putnam and Mrs.
Bernard McLain attended the
United Council of Church Wo-
men luncheon at the Congrega-
tional church Tuesday The guest
speaker was Mrs. Lines Of Mis-
soula, state president.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sawyer call
ed at the Matt Obergfeu home
Friday afternoon.
Jack Putnam is spending the
week at the jim Putnam home
in Sidney.
Mrs. Lille Nevins spent the
week end in Sidney at the home
Of her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Quilting.
Mrs. Gail Sawyer was the sup
per guest of Mrs. Jim Mcbride
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lille Nevins and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gail Sawyer were Tuesday
visitors at the Elva Putnam
home.
Mrs. Walter Bauman and Mrs
Dave Albin visited at the Thee.
Schields home Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schields anc
Carol and Jimmie visited at the
Theo. Schields home Saturday
evening.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Henry Schwenke home were Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Bauman.
Sharon Putnam of Sidney spen-
Wednesday evening visiting hel
grandmother Mrs. Elva Putnam.
MI. and Mrs. Dave Albin, Bob
bic and Judy called at the Thee
Schields home Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester McMiller
called at the Gail Sawyer home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Schield.
drove to Wolf Point Sunday tt
visit at the Guy Ault home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Johnson ant
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Sawyer callec
at the Virgil Bahls home Wed
nesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Franz ant
: son Douglas are visiting with MI
and Mrs. Jerry Obergfell unit
they leave for their home in Ar
J iona.
! Tuesday evening supper guest
at the Bernard McLain HON.
were Mrs. Lines Of Missoula an
DR.. and Mrs. Earl Nelson an
Donna.
Leona and Viola Gierke, 30
Coon, and Bob and Jim Putnar
:. were Tuesday supper guests {
n Elva Putnam.