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The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Sidney FILA.
Members Observe
Nat. FILA. Week

National FILA Week was OBJ
served by the Sidney FHA this
week. Their activities included
worshipping together at St. Phil
omena's Catholic church Oct 80.
and at Trinity Lutheran church
Nov. 6. Monday, each member
wore red and white BADGE
Wednesday they entertained the
teachers in the high school. Bren-
da Martin was in charge of the
arrangements. Jean Erickson in
troduced the program which con
sisted of a short talk on tbe
projects of FILA by Marlene
Lueck, district vice Chairman
Little Daughter Nellie' a skif
comprised Of Grandpa BY Karen
Dashner, Nellie by Sharon Thie1
deputy by Audrey Dombroskv
and the william by Mary Ellen
Kopp. l
Monday night the girls enter
tanned their parents at PARENTS
Night. About 80 people attended,
Doris Kerbel, chapter president
gave a short talk on FHA goals /
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
MARTIN LUTHER FILM
TO BE SHOWN A
SAVAGE CHURCH

Martin Luther" the half mil
lion dollar feature film produces re-
on location in West Germany will
be shown at the Savage Congra-
gational church Wednesday eve
nlng at p. m. Nov. Is.
Actors from five countries make
up the cast of the picture nor
trayal Of the life of the i6tb
century Protestant Reformation
leader. Candidates for The roles
were flown from New York Lon
don, and Paris to Wiesbaden Ger
many, where the production INIT
had set up its headquarters Mali
MacGinnis, distinguished Irish ac-
tor who has appeared with tba
famous Old Vic Theatre IN
Shakespearean roles and in M
British films. plavs +ba
role of Martin Luther.
Produced by Louis de Roche
ment Associates, the film is about
an hour and As minutes Ia length
and takes Luther from his hagi,, :
nings as an Augustinian Monk +o
the Diet Of Augsburg.
The public is invited to SEQ
his picture.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Legion Auxiliary
Hears District
Convention Report

The American Legion auxiliary
heard reports on the recent dis
trlct convention of the auxiliary
held at Miles City given by dele
gates Mrs. Francis Marion and
Mrs. Allen Stedman, at the No
Vember meeting held at the Le-
gion hall Tuesday evening. Dur
ing the business meeting, reports
were also submitted on the mem
Dership drive by Mrs. Martha
Marron, on finance by Mrs. Oscar
Swenson, and on the Americanism
Essay Contest, by Mrs. Bailey
Fisher.
It was voted to continue the
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

! VoDDETIEs FARMINe,,
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

essay contest, with the same
prizes, $40 for first place and SIS
tor second place, in both divisions
the same as last year.
Mrs. Fisher was named as a
representative to attend meetings
ot the Richland County Health
Council, and to report back to
the auxiliary on council activities
and meetings.
Several workers volunteered 70
aeIp decorate tables on Friday
Lor the Veterans Day dinner. to
De held Friday evening.
Members also voted 70 send
candy and cookies to the TTnit,S
adopted boy at Miles Citv In
uustrlal School for his Thanks-
giving holiday. ''''"
Plans were also discussed for
the official visit of Mrs To,,iea
sherman, District 10 president
which has been re-scbednIed - !,
Dec. 9, and it was decided -
nave a covered dish dinner at the
Legion hall on that date.
The remainder of the mae+iro
was given over to a discussion Of
plans to raise money for unit
activities. H
Preceding the business meet
ing, Mrs. Marion presented a
program consisting of two fine
tap dance numbers by a brother
and sister team of Camille and
Arnold Tholkes, with Janice Eb-
ersole as their accompanist, and
an accordion solo by Lorraine
Anderson. The members appre-
clatlon was plainly indicated by
the applause for both numbers.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

Miss Lois Moline, daughter O.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Moline o.
Wllllston, became the bride OF
Carl T. Dynneson of Sidney at q
three o'clock ceremony in the
First Lutheran church at Willis
ton, Saturday afternoon, Oct. 90
Ihe groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl J. Dynneson Of Sidney.
The local pastor, the Rev. Peter
Iengesdahl, performed the double
ring ceremony in the presence of
a large assemblage of relatives
and friends. The altar was flank
ed with baskets of bronze chry-
santhemumS.
The organist, Eloise Halvorsen.
played nuptial music and the ira
ditional wedding marches. She
also accompanied the soloist
George Tofte, who sang, 90 Per-
feet Love" and "The Lords
Prayer"
The bride, given in marriage bv
her father, was attired in a gown
OF imported tulle over satin
fashioned with dutchess bodice
of Chantilly lace and small point-
ed collar trimmed with pearls and
frosted sequins. The full borf-
fant skirt was encircled at the
waist with wide band of Chan
tllly lace. Her double finger tip
veil OF illusion tulle fell from
doll crown of matching lace. stud |
ded with pearls and sequins.
She carried white orchid on
a white Bible, a gift from her
grandparents. Her pearl earrings
were a gift from the groom.
Mrs. Kenneth Flare. sister Of
ne bride, was matron of honor
ana the groom's sister. Marjorie
Iynneson, was bridesmaid. Su-
'an Dynneson, also a sister of the
groom, was flower girl. All wore
loor length gowns of bronze
.rystalette over taffeta Mrs
'Jare and Miss Marjorie Dynne-
on carried baskets of bronze
,ompoms and Susan Dynneson
lower girl, carried a basket Of
elbow rose petals.
Dan Anderson was best man
nd ushers were Marvin Dynne- !
on, David Moline and James Mo s
me- Marvin is a cousin of the !
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Wayne Cummings
Sidney Women's
Club Speaker

Inc Sidney Women's Club
I heard a talk on Social Security
given by Wayne Cumming. Sidnev
attorney, at their meeting Mon
day evening. Mr.. Cunning
sketched the history of the move
ment, since its adoption in 1898
and the start of the benefits in
1897. He stated that about 9o%
OF all gainfully employed per-
sons are now covered by the
system, which includes federal
employees, businessmen and farm
ers, as well as wage earners. TWO
musical numbers, a piano solo
and a vocal solo, were presented
oy Miss Joyce Bowers of Culbert-
son, a former pupil of Mrs. RaInb
Osborn of Sidney.
At the business meeting with
Mrs. Afford Bahls presiding the
group recited the Collect in uni
son, and Mrs. Dudley Stone called
the roll. Mrs. Bernard Mel ain led
deVotIons, taken from the Sermon
on the Mount. She also gave
snort talk on st. Francis of AS
slssl closing with the PRAYER
of st. Francis. =
Several committees reported on
thelr work. Mrs. Bailey Fisher |
reported on the Sky Watch. and |
asked for workers to fill shifts
which are vacant.
Mrs. Raymond Gerber and Mrs
Leslie Young reported on thair
plans for the Christmas partv
md Mrs. Gerber also reported On 81
ne progress Of the subscription
or the club magazine, the CLUB
Hostesses for the evening were
ars. ol:5 G; 2. FitzGerald, and Mrs.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Guest Speaker At
Trinity Church

The Rev. Walter Biel, pastor of
st. Paul Lutheran church in
Havre, will be the guest speaker
at Trinity Lutheran church for
the regular HOO worship this
Sunday, Nov. 13.
He will also be the featured
speaker at the fellowship of the
congregation to be held in the
church parlors Sunday evening at
1870. At this time he will pre-
sent the Venture of Faith" pro
gram of the Lutheran church H.
Missouri Synod, having been one
OF the Montana District officials
to attend the meeting where the
ground work of the program was
laid.
A TV film from the series "This
Is The Life" will be shown for
the entertainment and inspira-
ton Of the group, followed by
lunch.
All members of the congrega-
uon are encouraged to attend and
friends of the church are invited.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

years Congressman Flare served
as Sweet Grass county chairman
OF the March of Dimes and in
1854 he was state chairman of
the Montana Society for Grin
pied Children Easter Seal cam
paign.
Congressman Flare was named
outstanding young man of tbe
year in Big Timber in 1851 and
was voted Montana's OUTSTANDING
young man in 1852, as a MEM
Der of the Jaycees. He is mast
president of the Big Timber Jaw
Gees, and was state president of
Lhe Montana Jaycees in 195O-51
IN 1928 he served as National
Chairman OF Americanism for the
y. ). Jaycees, and 1953-54 served
as national vice president of the
y. S. Jaycees.
Orvin Flare has been an ac-
tive member of the RenlIbliran
party, and served as a member Of
the Montana Executive Commit
Tee, representing war veterans. He
was also appointed by Governor
Aronson to the Montana Public
Welfare Commission for a four
year term and resigned that an
ppolntment upon his decision to run |
for Congress.
He was married in 1912 to the
former Sigrid SoIberg of Biz
Timber and they have two daugh7
-erS, Gail and Diane. Orvin is
member of the Big Timber Luz
.heran church.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

/ groom and David and James are
the brides brothers.
For her daughters wedding Mrs
Moline wore a brown jacket dress
with moss velour hat and match
ing accessories. The groon's
mother wore dress of luggage
tan with brown and white ac-
cessories. Each had a corsage of
yellow roses.
Following the marriage cere-
mony reception was held in the
church parlors. The wedding cake
was cut by Mrs. James Mcdonald
aunt Of the bride. Mrs. David Mo-
line, the brides sister-in-law. and
the groom's aunt, Mrs. Bert Le-
Sueur, poured. Linda Moline. sis
ter of the bride, had charge of the
guest book, and Esther Dynneson.
sister of the groom, and Mrs. AL
len Grove, had charge of the gift
table.
Background music during the
reception was furnished bv James
Moline, Betty Moline and Rita
Kay Abel.
The bride is a graduate Of Will
Aston high school, attended Con
cordla college and was graduated
from st. Luke's School of Medi-
cal Technology in Fargo. Since
her graduation she has been en-
ployed in the bacteriology de-
partment Of the Fargo Clinic.
The groom graduated from the
sidney high school after which
1e served four years in the u. S.
Navy. Since his discharge he has
1een engaged in farming near
sidney with his father.
The young couple left soon af-
er the reception on wedding
rip west and upon their return
Will make their home on the
farm near Sidney. For
raveling Mrs. Dynneson wore a
Office colored suit with dark
'rown accessories and had a cor
age of yellow roses.
Out of town guests at the we'd
ing were from Sidney, Westby
nd Big Timber, Montana; Bis
larck, Minot and Tioga, N. D.;
torn Lake, Iowa; and Moorhead,
finn.
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and then introduced Judy john
son who was in charge of the nro-
gram. Judy Hagen sang a hu-
morous song, "There was an Old
Woman. Julie Buchholz and
Dorothy Dashner were in charge
OF the games while Shirley Cold
smith was in charge of lunch.
Lorna Mikelson and Judy John
son were hosteSses.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

Lodge and is well versed in the
work of the Loyal Order of The
Moose. His talk will be non-polit-
ical.
Following the banquet the
| Glendive Drill Team and Degree
Staff will have charge of the
initiation ceremonies.
Biographical Sketch on
Congressman Flare
Congressman Flare was born
at Big Timber, Montana April
16, 1918, and was raised on a
ranch at Melville, Montana, where
he attended rural schools. The
Congressman went to high school
at Big Timber, Montana. and
was active on local and state
basis in Future Farmers of Amer
lea Activities.
In 1910 he enlisted in tho
Army as a private, and was COM
m1ssIoned a second lieutenant Of
artillery in 1912, later learning
10 lily as a commissioned Off
Ger. He received his wings IN
1914 and piloted a B-24 bomber
IN the South Pacific during
World War II. He was disehargad
tain W = Oap-
After the war the Congressman
returned to Big Timber, Montana
ana was in the clothing business
there until his election to Congress
IN the fall of 1854. During that
time he participated in civic af-
fairs over wide field. He served
as chairman of the Big Timber
Grade School board of trustees.
was an active member and past
president of the Big Timber Lions
club; past commander of the
sweet Grass county American Ie-
slon post; Montana Department
chairman for the American Le-
zion on Americanism; member of
he County Airport Board for sew
n years; and an active member
Il the Masonic and Moose LODGES
It Big Timber. He is an ardent
sherman and hunter and is d :
'ast president of the Big Timber 7
tod and Gun club. For seven
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Orviin Flare
Will Speak AT
Moose Banquet

Congressman Orvin b. Flare
VIII be the guest speaker at a
banquet preceding a special meet
ing and class initiation in his
nonor at the Moose Home Tues
day, Nov. IS. The banquet will
start at z o'clock to which the
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

COast-tO- Coast Stores offer
E5O OF I2-2 wire for $I7.95.
We sell complete line of wir-
ing supplies and fixtures. Sax
Bros. A2-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

Thanks a lot, kids.
Hostesses for the evening are
mrs. Alice Kendall, Mrs. Adolph
Holte, Mrs. Joe Woods, Mrs. Rob
ert Palmer, Mrs. Norman Shotna-
KOHL E' Mrs. G. H. Ross, and Mrs.
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 Leaving Wednesday:
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EXAMINAT SET FOR OCT. 20

First examination in Alas ka for real estate brokers and
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MRS JOHN CUSHING HOME FROM KODIAK

Mrs. John Cushing return ed home yesterday afternoon by plane from Kodiak, where she spent several weeks on business. Mrs. Cushing is the
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Wednesday:

ArrlVlng Wednesuay:
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Magee disclosed at the Univer sity of Alaska. Interested Al askans should contact him immediately for complete in formation and application forms.
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COLLEGE: Deadline to ap- ply for F'ulbright scholarships to study abroad during 1956- ST is Oct. 15, pr. William H.
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q kIenzo Showing Brush. Now, z for 81. oil
g Permedse Razor Biades. 20 double or Is
single edge, reg. age pkg. a for Soc
g Rexoll creum Hair Tonic. Contains no
alcohol. S o., reg. 6ot, now. &. 4 for 7Os
q Rexall Shaving Lotion, OF. a for 6os
g lavender Cologne Deodorunf. Effective
deodorant; 4 o., LOO. ..... a for 81 OF
9 Lavender Heir Oil, OF. a for $1.ol
q lavender Affer-shove Tale. 3h ounces,
regularly 500, now.............2 for Sic
q Lavender Shampeo. s OF. a for $l.OI
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@ Medford Faeiul Tissues, 800. a for 30s
q Tiny Tot Baby Cream, Anfisepsie Lotion
or Oil. Your choice. ...........2 for see
@ Dental Floss, l00-yd. vial. 4 for 76s
e N0il Polish Remover, now. J. 4 for 40s
q Scout Floshlighs Batteries. !. q for Ale
q Golden Wand Lint Brush. !. q for $I.5l
q Filler Pepper. 5-hole punched. a for 79s
q Deb Shower Cop. Rubber. n for 6os
@ Common Turkish Towel. a for TIE
q Cannon Wcsh Cloth a for 2oe
q B-compiex Capsules. 100. "A for $3.50
q BoEic Acid Ointment. / OF. -. q for 32s
q Mems Handkerchief. Now. a for Ale