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Evening star., 1955-03-07
Benedictine Appears
Stronger Than in 81
Despite Loss 10 Lions
stafr Photo by George Havens.

Despite a 60-52 defeat at Car.
roll yesterday, Benedictine High
of Richmond is certain to senc
a stronger club to the Washing.
ton Catholic Invitational tourna-
ment March 1927 than it did 9
year ago.
Coach Bob Dwyer of Carroll
director of the WCIT who saw
Benedictine bumped out in the
first round, says that during the
first half yesterday the Rich
mond team shot better than any
team he played all year.
lone of their best players
John Siewers). a big boy g.
foot-4. did not play because of q
broken ankle" Dwyer disclosed
They say he will be ready fol
the tournament. though"
Dwyer admits Benedictine is
wel]-coached and fast, But
shooting is their best point, I'd
say. Every man on the team can
shoot"
The thing yesterday was that
the Lions were having one OF
their good days. too, especially
big Dan OLeary and Substitute
Jim Howell, who scored 10 points
apiece.
Bill Hessler led everyone in
scoring with 18 points for Car
roll. Bob Michel, 6-foot-1 SEN
ior, paced the visitors with Il
points and Jerry Owings and BOZ
Ross matched O'Leary's and
Howell's total.
Carroll had 37-36 lead al
halftime and turned on its good
zone defense in the third quar-
ter to stretch it to SLAP.
The Lions, who can qualify fol-
the WCIT themselves by beating
ST. Johns Sunday. won their 18th
of 81 games. Benedictine lost
only its second game in "a after
winning the Virginia Catholic
and Richmond city-wide cham
pionShips this season.
Evening star., 1955-03-07

F r a n K, , IL
ye ars older.
W o n t h e
G r e e n way
Bowl Handi-
cap last night
in a field of "a
that included
a b a tch Of
frst-rate pin
shooters.
A n d y, IT.
an A&P clerk,
staked Frank.
q State De-
p a r t m ent
alAnl- 10 Alnn
Evening star., 1955-03-07
.NBA Standings
BY the Assoeieted Press

TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
New York VS. Minneapolis at Boston.
Fort Wayne at Boston
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Milwaukee, 100: Minneapolis, aS.
New York, 101: Rochester, 96.
Syracuse, io7: Philadelphia 1O1.
Boston. 1OS; Fort Wayne. l04.
TOMORRoW'S SCHEDULE.
Rochester vs.. New York at White
Plains. ..... .. ,,,
Plains. ...E Fft
Evening star., 1955-03-07
Frozen Track Prevents
Lincoln Downs Racinq
By the Assoeioted Press

LINCOLN, r. l., Mar. T.
Today's nine-race card at Lin
coin Downs was Cancelled after
officials at the horse track dis
covered the racing strip was
frozen solid.
Evening star., 1955-03-07

Brotherly admiration paid of
for Andy Baker, one of the areas
best young prospects for duck
pin stardom, when his brother
Evening star., 1955-03-07
Hockey at q Glance
By the Associated Press
TODAY's SCHEDULE.

BY the Assocoted Press
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
(No games scheduled in any leasue)
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
EASTERN LEAGUE. ...
Baltimore. 3: Clinton, | tBaltlmore
wins best of five series, 3-li.
Washington 4: New Haven. tWash.
ington leads beSt-of-flve series 2-l).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Detroit, .: New York, /.
Boston, 3; Toronto. l.
Montreal, 4: Chicago, ..
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Buffalo, o. Providence, ..
Springfield. Z: Cleveland, ..
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, Z: Johnstown, 2.
Toledo 5: Troy, 3.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
District Official
To Visit Sidney
Legion Auxiliary

Mrs. Louise Sherman of Wi
baux, president of District 1C
OF the American Legion auxiliary
will pay her official visit to the
Sidney unit Friday, Dec. 9. Mem
berS of the Sidney unit ask
ed to note the change from the
usual date of the second Tuesday
OF the month, since this special
meeting will be moved up from
Tuesday the 18th to Friday, Dec.
The meeting will be a covered
dish supper, served at $50 %. M.
at the Legion hall.
December is Rehabilitation
Month, and the program will be
under the direction of Mrs. John
Meschke and Mrs. George john
son, co-chairmen for that activity
The approaching winter wealth
er, plus other work commitments.
make it impossible for Mrs
sherman to come at any other
date so all members are REQUEST
ed to be present to welcome her
Friday night.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Toys Start To
Roll For Moose
"'OperatiOn Santa .

This should be a "toyfuI'
Christmas for needy boys and
girls in this area, if the public
continues to support the Moose
Operation Santa Claus" cam-
paign. A good supply of toys has
been brought to the Sidney Moose
Lodge and according to Moose
Lodge Governor Pat DeVoir, more
toys are wanted and needed.
A special Moose committee are
touching up unchanged used
toys and are willing to continue
this project as toys are turned
IN. Several individuals and hI1si~
ness firms have turned in new,
toys the past few days. A phone
caH to the Moose Lodge will bring
member to pick up a TOW.
All toys will be distributed 70
needy boys and girls in the area
served by the Sidney MOOSE
lodge. This program is beino
.ponsored by the Moose Frater7
MY International to assure a Tow
Christmas for boys and girls
\ the United States, Canada and
ana
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Alliance Churches
Meet At Lambert
For Youth RaIlv

ABOUT 200 people representa-
seven churches in the area me-
at Lambert Nov. 25 for the East
ern Montana Sectional Youth
Rally. Rev. E. A. Bruecknar
principal of Mo-Kah-Um Tndian
Bible school at Cass Lake. Min
neSota, was the speaker for tba
three services. He also PLAYED
beautifully on the violin. Lambert
church was the host and dinner
ana evening meal was arranged
by them.
Over $1,000 was brought in bv
the participating churches. which
VIII be used to help support 38
Iull-tlme workers on II Indian
Mission stations in a five state
area. 0'''s
Pastors and congregations rem
resented were: Savage, Rev. Ell
gene Gapp; Sidney, Rev. a 7
Borchardt; Lambert, Rev. Leo
Berreth; Richey, Rev. Telfred
swanson; Bloomfield, Rev. Roland
.IaSon; Glasgow, Rev. P. Soren~
5on; Whitehall, Rev. Carl Eek
The next rally will be held in
oldney May 80, 1856.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01

mother, Mrs. Charlotte lines, who
also left this week to Join her
daughters family at Corvallis
and make her home there. were
honored at family dinners at the
homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. IT. l.
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Matheson and Mrs. Margaret
DAVE. Thanksgiving thew were
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Clark. They were also
home. MCLEAN
Mrs. Fox and her sons were
houSeguestS at the home of Mr.
ana Mrs. Art Redlin for several
lays while getting ready to make
Billy and Bobby were enter
famed at theatre parties by Nickv
Jones, Bobby Lee, Kenny Nc My
Donald, Billy Gall, Charlie and
jimmie Peterson and .Tobnnia
Beagle. Rev. and Mrs. Mc lIi
entertained them at a family par
ty, and Mrs. Peter Tote enter
tanned for them at a cbi1dren,s
>
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
ROBERT HARPER
SHATTUCK LETTERMAM

Inc varsity basketball team a.
Shattuck School, Faribauit. will
open its season against Rosa-
mount at Shattuck on Tuesday
CNov. 29) in a non-conference
game. Their first Minnesota Pri
vate School League game will he
Dec. z. 'ui On
Coach r.. L. Kramer has three
lettermen returning from last
year when the Shads finished
second in the league.
Lettermen are Co-captains Pc
ter Eckles of Topeka, Kan. and
Charles Purbaugh II of Dnl,1tb
Mont. quincy
Other members of the SQUAD
include Peter Burchette Das
MONIES; Harry Child, Helena
Mont; Louis King Jr.. Davton
T.; richard Peterson, Duluth. D.
Robinson Jr., Winona: Silas
2chultz, Scribner, Neb.; and
Inomas Snyder, Oelwein. Ia
Robert, a senior, is the Q Of
and Mrs. Robert D. Harner
lzO Second Ave. Sc.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Lambert Saddle
Club News

Saturday, Nov. 10 found III,
Lambert Saddle club and tbai,
guests gathered at the EniC
school for an evening of whist
rive tables of whist were in pIay
throughout the evening.
Ron Stuart of Sidney had the
high score for men. Dorothy Konr
OF Sidney had the high score for
ladies. Low scores went to Cecil
Wing of Richey and Ann Rehbein
of Lambert.
Kenneth Johnson Of Sidney was
the winner of the Saddle club
turkey.
The evenings entertainment
ended with a basket social. We
are looking forward to more Of
these parties throughout the win
ter.
The next regular Saddle Club
meeting will be held at the Lam
bert school Friday, Dec. 2 at 800
p. m. Anyone interested is in
vited to attend. Further winter
social activities will be decided
IN at this meeting.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
WCTU to Meet in the
LOnsdaIe Church Dec q

The WCTU will meet at the
Fellowship room of the Lonsdale
Methodist church Dec. g. A pot
luck dinner will be served at $40
p. m. and the program will start
at 800. It will be put on by the
men, who n honorary members.
=. ,. Mutt will lead the program.
Everyone is welcome.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Mrs. Charlotte Fox and
Sons HonOred At
Farewell Parties

Mrs. Charlotte Fox, who left
thursday with her sons to make
her home in Corvallis. Oregon
was honored at many social func2
IONS during her last weeks in
sidney and wa presented with
many lovely farewell gifts
Among the more recent affairs
were coffee parties given bv
Mrs. A. H. Johnson, Mrs. Frost
wider Mrs. Bob Howard, Mrs.
Llonel Gall and Mrs. Peter Tofte
az their respective homes in Sid
ney, and by Mrs. Evelyn Solem
al e home in Alexander.
Mrs. Fox and her sons, and her
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01

and lighted candles accentuated
the Thanksgiving theme. which
Mrs. Hagen carried out in her
room and table decorations. Des-
sert appointments were laid for
twelve guests. Canasta prizes
were won by Mrs. Bert Matthew.
Mrs. Glayde Yoder and Mrs. Dean
Beck. Mrs. Gardner was present
ed with a going away gift from
her hostess.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Gardner
was the guest of her bridge club
at a meeting at the home of Mrs.
Bob Anvik. Mrs. Anvik served
a dainty dessert course preceding
the evening Of cards. Mrs. w. W.
Wilson and Mrs. Bob Hall were
awarded prizes for high and sec
ond high bridge scores and Mrs.
Gardner was presented with a
farewell gift from the group.
st. jude Circle of the Catho-
lie Ladies' Altar Society honored
Mrs. Gardner at their last regu-
lar meeting held at the home of
Mrs. Howard Olson. The business
session was followed by a fare
well party for Mrs. Gardner and
she was presented with a gift
from the circle. A lovely lunch
served by the hostess.
Monday evening Mrs. Gardner
Ine guest of her cub scouts
az a meeting at the home Of Mrs
z r. Hagen, who will replace
Mrs. Gardner as Den Mother
MrS. Hagen served refreshments
ana the children presented Mr.
Gardner with a farewell Gift
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
SOCIETY
I~HANkSGIVING DINNERS

MI. and Mrs. Oscar H9lvorso,
and family and Mr.. and Mrs
hhut Hoversten and family were
THANKSGIVING Day guests at the
oyl Braaten home.
Guests at the R. S. Mutt home
were Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fl Nl1tt
and daughter Barbara. Mrs IN
ellie Betty, Mrs. Sue Davies and
Miss Mable Creager.
Mr.; and Mrs. Roy Rider spent
thanksgiving with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Clayton Rider at Ridgelawn
Mrs. Florence Mooney and bo.
sister, Mrs. Nell Murphy enter
famed their brothers, Bob and
frank Bone of Savage, and Mrs
MONEYS son-in-law and dauob-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlo Baeeo
City. - OllleS
Guests at the home Of Mr. and
MrS Clint Fulkerson were his
sister, Shirley Fulkerson and
Bruce Townshend of BILLINGS and
ms mother, Mrs. Pearl FuIker-
son Of Plentywood.
Mrs. Charles Rabe entertained
ner daughter and son-in-Iaw Mr.
Mrs. Harold Zimmerman and
three children Of Glendive
ana her son Bob, who is employed
AZ the Harold Bentsen farm.
mn. and Mrs. Richard Roth of
8illlngs and children Dickie and
1lane, were Thanksgiving and
week end guests at the home of
tlchard,s mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
toth, Mrs. Roth also had for
Thanksgiving dinner guests
-er mother, Mrs. Joe Weggesser
her brother and sisfer-in-
l"' Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Weggesser
r, all of Glendive.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Congregational Guild Annual
installation of Officers Dec. 3

The Congregational church
guild will meet Thursday after
noon, Dec. 8 in the church base
ment, where the business session
will be preceded by a lis COW
cred dish dinner. Following the
dinner officers for the new wear
VII be installed. Hostesses will
&c Mesdames E. o. Minser. Clint
Fulkerson, Elmer Sorenson. Nor
man Shotnakoff, and jim Put
nam.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
The Weather
And Your Car

Motorists who figure there
plenty of time to get their car,
ready for winter after the frs
frost, + like home n whc
wait for the first snow TO TAX
down the screens, Chief of Po-
Ice Earl G. Mauge warned yes
terday.
Getting ready for winter ahead
OF time is doubly important. Chief
Mauge said, because November
SnowStorms a be more hazard
u to motorists than January
billiards. All too often, he said
the tlrst snowfall finds many mo-
florists unprepared, both mechan-
lcally and pSychOlogically.
He urged every motorist TO oh
serve the following safety rules,
today:
1. Don't blame accidents on
the weather; be ready for it.
z. When snow or ice comes
get the ''feel' of the road before
starting out.
B. Keep the windshield clear
OF fog and frost, and be sure
headlights. windshield wiper
blades and d~efrosters are work
ing.
4 On snow and ice, use re-
nforced tire chains. They cI,t
stopping distance in half and
give 4 to z times greater traction.
regardless of temperature.
.. When you stop, don't lam
on the brakes. pump" vour
brakes to avoid skids.
b. Follow other cars at a safe
distance. Give yourself room 70
stop. if the other fellow does
Chief Mauge emphasized fiat
too much dependence cannot he
placed on w~interized tires. some
times relied on, instead of fire
chains.
There has been much CON
fusion as to the effectiveness of
snow tires under various winter ;
conditions" he said. "AIso. there
nave been exuberant and mis-
leading claims made which have !
added to the confusion of botb (
drivers and traffic officials. The
National Safety Council com I
pleted more tests last January !
ana has reported as follows:
The better snow tires give :
advantage in loose snow and 8
slush- The latest tread DESIGNS Q
are such as to be satisfactory for Q
regular winter use. But don't LET .
-hls lead you to feel there is ;
similar advantage on ice or verv Z
hard packed snow, because snow
tires r not much more effective i,
nan regular tires for these con- Y
=
Inc tread treatments of some h
ypes' known as 'winterizing', give Il
small amount of tractive adj v,
'antage on hard icy surfaces. On
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Saddle Club to Hold
Annual Meeting for
Election of Officers

The Sidney Saddle club will
elect officers at the annual dance
% be held at the VFW hall Mon
Day evening, Dec. 3. Polls viii
De open from 7:3O to $50 D. m.
Danclng will begin at 800. Music
VIII be furnished by Will Larsen's
ooar Lighters. All members are
requested to be in attendance and
70 bring their friends.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
BABIES AT HOSPITAL

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dige, Sid
MR.. and Mrs. John Ruffatto.
Brockton, girl, Nov. 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Indegard
Sidney, boy, Nov. Is.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Weber
Sidney, boy, Nov. Is. '
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. johnson.
Lambert, girl, Nov. rs.
mrs. Gordon Merriam, Fair
view, girl, Nov. 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Gustaf-
son, Culbertson, boy, Nov. &c.
mr.. and Mrs. Tom Micheletto
Sidney, girl, Nov. %.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Jim Murphys
Returning Home
From Europe

Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Murphy Of
Medelin, Colombia, South America
visited here for ten days at the
homes of their respective parents
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Murphy,
Sidney, and Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Strand at Andes. They left We'd
neSday to continue on their wav
home after a two months trip
TO the United Staes and points
in Europe.
Jim is technical director of
Pintuco, a paint company owned
and operated in Colombia. where
ne has been employed for two
years and will remain for at least
another two years. During hat
time the family has resided there
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy have five
children, the youngest nine
months old.
Mr.. Murphy tells us their trim
was primarily one of business
made by plane in company wifi
the owner Of the firm by whom
ne IS employed. Both were ac-
companied by their wives.
The first two weeks were snent
IN New York and that general
area and four weeks in Europe.
where they made a study of ma
cninery and raw material. Mrs.
Murphy did not come to New
YORK with them but Joined them
there by plane at the end of the s
hrst week in order not to be g
away from her children so long e
Ihey visited points in Ger
many and Holland and spent G
some time in Paris and London f
Week ends in Germany and Hol- n
and business associates took Il
hem on sightseeing trips on b
which they visited many historic c
points Of interest. Two cars and a
/ chauffeur for each were at their b
at all times and there
we're private guides for the ladies II
turing the day when their hus- W
lands we're taking care of bust fl
less. At LeverkuSen, GERMANY M
ney were guests at the famous al
Guest House, makers of
splrin tablets, etc. The plant at re
'everkuSen, the largest of several ge
Employees $4,000 and was very b
lteresting to go through we were Be
I'D In Germany they also en- Sv
'yed a trip down the Mosel CT
yer on which they saw the sol
ms of many old castles. da
They were entertained in pri-
homes in both Germany and Sir
olland and came in close con-
ct with the interesting home
-e Of the average citizen of IL
.oSe countries. ~
In Paris and London Mr.. Muir ~
tells us they saw the main {
attractions. He said that 70,
cry minute they were away was OH
eatly enjoyed but that thew Sch
Used their family and were now Fiv
ry anxious to get back to their tbr
me and their children.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Sidney Newcomers, c1uA

me Sidney Newcomers cluh
met Monday evening. Nov % -
Lone Tree Inn with Mrs. Dan
Depmore and Mrs. Bob Near &c
h~oStesseS. Guests of the club were
MRS. J. R. Weisgerber and Mrs
Bill Ross. Following a tempting
dessert course the usual social
evening of bridge and canasta
was enjoyed. Prizes were donated
by Conlin's Furniture Co. Mrs.
Dewitt Berger won the high
score prize at canasta and Mrs.
Depmore the high score prize
for bridge.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
CHRISTMAS CANTATA
TO BE PRESENTED BY
ALLIANCE CHURCH DEC 10

The Ladies Chorus, directed
by Everett Roberts of the Sidney
Alliance church, are working on
a Christmas Cantata PREPARE
Him Room" to be presented as
part of the Christmas activities,
This program by the chorus will
be given Monday evening. Dec
l9 at 7:30 at the Alliance church
The Cantata is a well-written
and interesting arrangement of
several old familiar Christmas
carols by Rosemary HadIer.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
TO HOLD WHIST PARTY

10 the members who like to
play whist there will be = card =
party for the men and women
at the Moose hall beginning at
5;OO Sunday, Dec. 8. Nice prizes
and a snack table for your en-
joyment. -
The next regular lodge meet
ing will be Dec. 6. Please trv
10 be present for balloting and
10 plan for our Christmas nartv
Senior Regent,
Verna Gunderson
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Mrs. Charlotte lines Guest
AT Farewell Parties

Mrs. Nels Oleson and Mrs. Har-
ret Madsen were co-hosteSsee a.
a canasta party given at the home
OF Mrs. Madsen recently in com-
pllment to Mrs. Charlotte lines
who left Wednesday for her new
home in Corvallis, Oregon. Can
asia prizes were won bv Mr.
Peter Anderson and Mrs. Ada
Warner and Mrs. lines vas pre-
sented with a shower Of beautiful
handkerchiefs. A lovely lunch
was served by the h-ostesses
Mrs. lines was a guest of the
~ Z. club at a bridge luncheon
at the home Of Mrs. Pete Ander-
son. After a delicious luncheon
served by the hostess, two tables
OF bridge were in play. Mrs. Har-
ry Clark and Mrs. Amina Olson
won the bridge prizes and Mrs.
lines vas presented with Gifts
from the club members and also
with a beautiful handkerchief
rom Miss Dorothy Anderson.
Mrs. lines is a charter NOM
Der and a Past Matron Of Rich
and Chapter, o. E. S., and was
presented with a beautiful gift
rom the chapter.
Monday evening she was honor
q AZ a canasta party at the home
1 Mrs. Alice Kendall. A social
OF cards was enjoyed af-
er which Mrs. Kendall served a
.enclous lunch. Mrs. Alma
Arause and Mrs. Harry Clark
the canasta prizes and Mrs.
mes was presented with a lovely
uest gift.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
snow, however, such treatment,
give no advantage.
About Tire Chains

About Tire Chains
Committee tests have gbo,,,
that reinforced tire chains c,l.
Oraklng distances in half or botI
snow and ice. With these chains
traction to start is increased 1Ir
TO Z times over that possible with
regular tires on ice. On packed
snow, these chains out-puli reo1-
lar tires nearly 4 times.
Lets admit, the average driv-
er dlsllkeS to bother with fire
chains. But in spite of thie tbe
experienced driver Invariably
carries them. @
Some drivers NAV voice die
trust of all tire chains on ice he
cause OF some past unsatisfactory
eHperlence with round wire link
chains (known as "regu1ar"
cnalnS). Regular chains will pro-
VIDE good stop-and-go traction
snow and ice, but their side
resistance on ice is poor
chains.
Reinforced tire chains leach
INK OF the cross chain is rein
forced by projecting teeth or
eIeatS) are very effective on glare
ice In reducing braking distances,
opposing Side-skids and increas-
ng forward traction as compared
With regular chains. Particularly
noticeable in these improved
mains is their much better re-
istance to side-skids."
Accidents to date in Sidney
4.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Farewell Parties Honoring
Mrs. Emmett Gardner

MIS-. z. p. Hagen entertained
az a 1870 dessert bridge at her
nome Monday evening of last
week in compliment to Mrs. En-
metJ Gardner, who is moving this
week with her family to Terry
laaa ne VIII De permanently
located. Vases of chrysanthem11ms
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Hospital Linen Guild 10
Meet December q

Inc Hospital Linen guild will
meet Friday afternoon. Dec q
IN the hospital dinino 80 49, :
members are reminded to bring
gifts and soft toys for the nediats
re ward. Hostesses to serve and
sew Tor the month of Decenbar
auxiliary. Asslon
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Royal NeighbOrs to Meet
Wednesday, Dec. 7

The Royal Neighbors will meet
Wednesday evening, Dec. 7 at
the NYA hall. This is the annual
meeting for election of officers
and all members are urged to be
in attendance.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Notice of Meeting of
WSCS

Inc general meeting of the
WSCS will be held Wednesday.
December 7 at 2 p. m. Joanna
circle will give the devotions and
program and members of Miriam
Circle will be the h-ostesses.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Country Club Covered Dish
Dinner Postponed to Dee 10

Due TO conflicting affairs the
covered dish dinner at the Sidney
Country club has been POSTPONED
10 Dec. 10. AL members please
take note of this change in date
and plan to attend.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
EpiscopaI Guild to NO.

81. Lawrence Episcopal Guild
Will meet Wednesday, Dec. 2 at
Q P: m. at the home of Mrs. Vic
vestman. All members please be
present. =
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
LADIES

LADIES' -. have you seen our
KENOIR and MATISSE costume
JeWelry? These two lines are
more attractive than ever and
we nave a full selection. HOTEL
PHARMACY. IT,
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Methodist WSCS Annual
Bazaar and Tea Dec. 3
In FeIInmShin D. =

P NOUAH OF CHURCH
The Methodist WSCS will hold
me annual bazaar and tea in the
Fellowship room of the church
this Saturday, Dee. 8, beginnino
az l p m. and continuing thru
out the afternoon.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
LAnRs

LADIES =. have you seen our
kENOIR and MATISSE costume
JeWelry? These two lines are
more attractive than ever and
we have a full selection. HOTEL
PHARMACY. 49,
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
FOOD SALE AT VALLEY
HARDWARE DECFMRER IN

December 10 from 2 to 500
?. m. the Episcopal Guild of
Cartwright will serve lunch Of
coffee, pie, doughnuts Home
Baked Foods at Valley Hard
ware in Sidney" 45~2to
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01

Fellows . if you are "stuck0
IN the selection of Xmas gifts for
your wife Dr. girl friend stop AFT
HOTEL PHARMACY. They will
help you choose just the RIGHT
thing and will gift wrap it for
you the way SHE would like it.
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