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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

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HOUSES EoR sAlk-AR

NoNyETs-Atteution. Are yeu look.
ing for . cute brick rambler with
fun hEmt... close 90 everything y
silver sprtnss yn1t $1,000 cash
WOE %oobsrD ri kE sisF4o co. s3n
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick
homes. dne Silver spring location.
Liy, nm. with frepl-, sep; din. rm,,
bsmts.. large lots. Buy nov and
shcoss yoyr eHn dseers,ins plan
5444: ewes. RA. S-5es3. "a
cLosE-N SILVER sPRING-Impos-
ING brick Colonial. slate roof, poseh
NC. 10. s-5555 TN . pm.
CT APPR0yED-This Is well
planned 3-bedroom brick rambler,
spacious living room. family; size
dining room, large, bright kitchen,
excellent lot: walk TO shopping and
t WnoBR tssasOSnp.vvr ries; sl s3soss
~. aye. sly Silver Spring. Nd. 10. 4-7soo
rHE HAMLET. SOL Kerry I'd: open
daily, noon It'll dark-Brand-nev
Colonial. now nearing completion,
Opposite Columbia Country Club.
Washington's most distinctive COM
munity. One Of the f1nest-built
homes In this entire area. Center
hall, living rm., dining nm. de luxe
kitchen, 1920 den. powder room,
LIST floor: 4 bedrms.. I Of master size
with fireplace, baths, End floor;
attached Gear garage with SCREEN
inclosed porch above; beautiful lot
inclosed with garden wall. THOs. J.
FISHER & Co, INC. DI. 7-6s30.
don't believe there
is another new rambler to compare
to the value Of this one. Nice. living
rm. sep. din. rm., all-elec. kit. 8
BEDRMS.. 2 BATHS. fun bsmt, rec.
nm. space with fireplaee;. built-in
possession. S24.250.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
OIL. 2-7006 Ewes. 10. z-7444
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA. gethesdaL1unysually
Bedrooms, iiv. rm. din, rm. comb,
bright kitchen: large breezeway to
corner lot. SCI $50. Excellent I'M
ancing available. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, OIL. 2-7006;eves.. VIII. 6-679s
ALTA VISTA. Observation-Disclosures
i Ss'N mod oaD1 kit. BEpR R AND FULL
BATH; LIST A.. 2 lge. bedrms. and
bath; I'd A.: full bsmt. and large
level lot. One Of the finest built
homes we shave seen for $500
SH1L fihas g. s.s6Ss; ewes. Is.
AMERICAN MEXICAN UNIVERSITY VICINITY
Colonial; slate roof; 1st-floor pow;
der room, large screened porch; End
1 rec. rn. with t fireplace, gas heat;
nice, level, fenced. yard Close to
p. G; line: Small cash payment;
REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326 til pm.
BETHEsDA-Brick Cape Cod. 70.
space and dem, end d., 3 bedrms.
and bath; finished recr. rm In
beautiful lot with trees. Perfect
school facilities both elementary and
70 Inspect cali BOWLING Il GARD
INER. days. OIL. 2-6695. OIL. 4
b076. Ewes OIL 4.b229 %
BETHESDA OIL approved
Modern brick Colonial, 3 Ice. bed
rms, "a baths, full bsmt,, garage,
screened porch, awningsi corner lot
S3xl20; ] blk. to public and pa
rochial schools. OIL. 9-o396. IS
BETHEsDA--GI appraised: charm
ing 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick ramb-
Ter: nv rm,, din. rm.,. mod. kit.
with. din. space, level lot: Priced
only. Cali KE. 10000 tn o pm.
REALTY BROKERS, INC. a
BETHESDA (near Edgemoor. Club
Neat. well-built Colonial. Nice living
room with fireplace. dining room,
On on a aSa: fui Hieq iiSSs basemsnt has
IN for Q full bath: deep, level lot;
RRR HSirf e soasG s% a.asa aIt I'll
BETHESDA RAMBLER--Brick and
stone rambler: 3 twin-sise bedrms.,
2 baths. liv. I'm. with fireplace,
sep. din. Im., all-elec. kit, patio,
beautifully handicapped lot. Priced
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
A COMFORTABLE HOME

8 rooms, 2 large porches, in q grove
Of trees sitting back about city
block from the highway: Groom
servants quarters or lodge, as you
may care to use 1t; a 30xS0-ft. to-
bacco barn. We have chickens,
fruit. garden and q 7k-acre to-
8, 4 or IS acres OF land. A few
years too many and our family leav-
ing is our reason for selling. Come
out at your convenience, 3A miles
Sc. Of Waldorf on US. Rte. 5. See
sign and our mail box. THE PCB-
ERTSON FARM. So
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DRUMMOND AVENUE
A spacious older home on more thar
0 third Of an acre on fine widt
tree-lined street where houses are
rarely available.
There Is a large entrance hall. Twins
rm.. dining rm., family kitchen anc
powder rm. on LIST floor; 8 bedrooms
bath and space for End bath on 2nt
floor; stairway to 3rd floor.
Close to the Somerset School.
For further information. please cal
INEZ CUSHARD, REALTOR
EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5S67 II
ROCK CREEK HILLS
Superb new split-level; dream
kitchen, the family can live in
beamed ceiling hv. rm.. dining room
French doors to the patio, 4 bed
rms, ga baths, paneled rec. rm.l
storage attic. built-in garage. dead
end circle. Barbara Richards, OIL,
2-3492.
JAMES /. DIXON d CO.
CIT a-TO0n a
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

OILV Eft OFHING
Lovely brick Colonial, near Johns
Hopkins laboratory, in immaculate
condition. This 6-yr.-old home fea.
lures large liy. rm. with firepl., sep
powder room, screened porch. Isl
floor; 3 bedrms., bath. 2nd floor
Very large dry bsmt. with outside
entrance. Near schools and transp.
81 approved. Call Mr.. Dell, 10
S-1512.
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.
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Edgemoor, Bethesda
OIL. 6-780O
POTOMAC, MARYLAND

3O4 LYMAN, WAN AI<AIND
Lovely, old, remodeled and redeco-
rated residence. on l acre OF beauti-
fully landscaped ground, large shade
floor: liv. rm., din. rm., den. and
de luxe cleo. kit: End floor: 8 bed
rms, new ceramic tile bath and sun
deck. Oil hot-water heat, screened
porch and garage; $24,500. SAM
UEL Z. BoGLEY, INC, Potomac
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Unscramble the sets letters. making q
tumble. Print each word letter to square, beneath
each tumble The letters you printed the crcled
squares may then be arranged spell the surprise
suggested by the cartoon clue. What Is 1t? (Answef
appears on Page B-21, Col. 81
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sENDET. BRlcK only 4 yrs. cid. 9
s, sft anOs ssS rs sis 1 s6 er sSs
fsTing; ss n n mi No sEssEsbass hsAisor.
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ST. $4,000
SUMNER

0U WNEH
EXCELLENT FINANCING
FOR APPROVED PURCHASER
Brick, and-stone Colonial, beautifully
located IN this outstanding commu-
nifty. Has 3 bedrooms, IN baths,
large windows Of Thermopane, coun-
try-size Kitchen with built-in benches
in breakfast space, screened porch
adjoining living room, full dining
room. storage attic, built-in garage
Sumner offers home COM
munity where you can live
happily among families you
can be proud to have as
friends and neighbors.
Ewes, Call Mrs. Mckinley. ia. 2-2451
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
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COFFEE SHOP
Colored-Cocktail Lounge
CHURCHES FOR SALE

EVANSVILLE, MD. Pictureque
English Colonial. rubble granite. fully
equip. church. Also Sunday school
bldg. sep. heating plants; bsmt
kit. Quick possession. JOHN II
JOHNSON. WA. 7-5050. a
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HTs.-Nr. school. shop
s@s bsdrms tie isn Ssss FIJI Sfic bsmt
with zee. rm.. comb. storm windows
fenced lot; S11.950. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, LU. 4-3400; LU
on o 2La. AvE.-4-yr.- old Diet. brick
6 rms, 8 bedrms.. 1st-h. powder
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. LII. 4.
6I4 sOUTHERN AVE, S1l,75o-3.
yr:-old semidet. brick; fun bsmt.
ciudes ali. Az CT Ist trust. JOHN
L. SHELTON. Realtor. 10. $4,000
n - a NJ
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UNDER $4,000

GROOM HOME: NO Cash
SIS. 80 includes everythins; lovely
Colonial with 3 tvin-sised bed
rooms. sided, closed porch; near
Agar and Rigs rds.: close 70 trsnsp.
anu : +. \. LERNEs & CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN U. PARK-A really, but
really charming 3-bedrm. brick.
Quiet street, walk to bus. schools
offering that will even interest the
faded house shopper. In perfect
physical condition. Tastefully dec
Grated. Priced in the eos. EN-. q
2216. Ewes. Mrs. Dawson, WO. g.
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LIST COME LIST SERVED


In Conn. Ave. Park-2-bedrm. brick
rambler: GE kit, full bsmt.; only 8
left. Price. $4,000. Good terms
i t0f vsts5sns ana ca nonyssersn5 Eer
once; WI. $4,000; at home, To.
2-0726. lis
Mr.. FOREST GLEN RID.
NO MONEY DOwN-GI. SI6,95O
3-hedrm. Colonial with ige. hv. rm.,
sep. din. rm:. full bsmt.. ga baths,
side screened. porch. garage. Ss5. "a
monthly MORTGAGE. T. N. LERNER
Z Co. TU. 2-1136 til 8 pm.
8 ACRES
5 rms, full basement.
hot-air heat: $4,000. $4,000 down,
tIuS., "a acre $b,D6O
5 rms. 10 acres -- $9,95O
JAMES E. BARNEY
Vienna, Va. DU. 6-S265
Ao
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MUCH FOR LESS

MUCH FOR LESS
Trim -2-hedrm. brick rambler in 81.
ver Spring, Level lot, Anchor fenced
very lge, hv. rm-.. hrepL. din. area
big brisht kit. 2 bedFms-. bath, full
ssI stt, ~! Nh ao rec. rm- and laundry
! ACRE
A 3-bedrm. brick rambler with lie
Nv. rm-, nrepl.. din. AREA. KIT. and
d, G. line. Priced 70 sen. BROWN
AQNcY. ~. 9-3444. 10. a-3497.
AFT. RAMBLER
$4,000 CT
In elose-in Bethesda. M. NH: corner
lot. LOG #. wide. with dogWoods,
rms. are I4xI2, l2xI2 and i2xi2:
richly paneled liv. I'm. and din.
space. are 50 #. lonel Charming
kit with table space; util. I'm. incl.
washing mach: gar: porch: un-
beatsble value. excel. cond. Ewes.
call OIL. 2-7611.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
OIL. $500
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BETHESDA RAMBLER--Brick and
stone rambler: 3 twin-sise bedrms.,
2 baths. liv. RIM. with fireplace,
sD Sin rT snd ssslss os d. aisaSS
10 sell. ROGERS REALTY CO.. Ma.
10000. IA. o-346o.
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asbestos single; i acre land, level.
clear. Sign on property. Less than
10 mi. from D. c. line. Old Indian
Head I'd Rts Box 12l. Excl.
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SACRIFICE
WEAR MD. U

s SsSERId .eq sSsSir fS@edrm nf av nSS.:
Pull bsmt huge anchor FENCED lot.
Around $3.50 best deal this side
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. 3-736s.
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NEAR SUPER HIGHWAY
All brick BUNGALOW on lovely. land
scaped corner lot. Completely fenced.
2 lge bedrms., sep. din. rm., fully
equipped kitchen. Perfect cond.
throughout. Quick possession.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
uN. 4-11ee WA. 7-es6s
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A REAL BUY-2-story Colonial; 3
bedrms.. den and Va bath on LIST:
choice section. Just OF N. Hamp.
ave. Walking distance to new Lang.
ley Park shopping center. A steal
REAITY rO AP r-ahQk
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-Handsom
country showplace. 1-acre Of gently
rolling ground: close In location: an
all-brick Colonial; custom built.
double garage, tool house. stately
shade trees. circular driveway, ask
ing S15,500 on very easy terms,
w. r. HUGHES. AP. 7-1400 til Q.
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PRETTY AND NEAT
8 nice bedrms. liv. rm. with fireplace,
all-elec. kit. with dishwasher and
disposal Priced S13,95Q. CT so
down. Approx. 8 minis. from D. c.
line. HE. 4-6400 until B. HUGH +.
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SILVER SPRING-3-bedroom brick
rambler. Just ,redecorated: vacant;
GE kitchen, large screened porch
and Transportation; 2 blocks to Ga.
ave. and Plyers Mill I'd; $4,000:
will 60 Gil. ROBINSON, JU. 7-7117;
ewes III h.7zRA *
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FOGGY BOTTOM
TAKOMA PARK ~ C..

sn $500 nome : bed ~ J Maths in
beautiful cond.. on Shaded level lot.
nr. schools, transp. and shopping.
LIST a., center-hall entr.. liv. rm.,
huge din. rm., kit, table space,
den and bath. BROWN AGENCY,
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Darlington Hgts.

Mrs Mary Gordon. 81 Wash
ing. D c. IS spending two weeks
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
r y jefferson.
Mrs James Coleman and chill
dren. Jimmy. Ca:hy, and ann. are
spending some time with her par
ents. MI and Mrs II Shorter.
Mrs St Amant, the former
Suzie watson, and daughter Mar
tna sue. Of Gonzales, spent Sat
urday with the watson family
JACK Singleton. WIG has been a
na lent at SouthSide Community
Hospital returned home His Sis
tes Mrs. Mary Payne Of Virginia
Beach. spent Monday With him
Miss Morris Is recovering from
p recent illness
Ma Ollie Wlkersor and grand
children. Of Roxboro n G. visit
.cd Mrs J n Payne oPer the week
end
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and tao daughters. Donna and
Linda, OF Fork Union, and Mrs
Firth Martin. Of Bremo Bluff. and
daughter Marilyn Faye. visited
during the week end in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w D. Oliver
Mrs Sally johnson has returned
70 ScoAsville after spending sew
erai weeks with her sister Mrs
E.. c. Woodson at North Garden
Eddie Moody. USN. son Of DR.
and Mrs. w. z. Moody Is at sea
this month. HIS wife and child
are al their home In Norfolk
The Tri County Riding Club
meeting and breakfast at River
Lawn home Of Mr. and Mrs Ber-
nard Cnristiansen Saturday morn
n2 vas attended by thirty peo-
pie. members and CUES. 8. with -
coming on horse back The next
breakfast will be At m Aug
ust 6. when Commander and Mrs
Leonard Ewoldt Will entertain al
Springhill' farm
The Fey and Mrs T. j Not
tingham, III. Mrs. Earl Butler
Mrs. Homer Tnacker accompanied
/ the young people Of the Scot s.
Vile Methodist Charge TO the
/ Greenwood Community Center
/ Monday for the annual SUB DIS
/ riot Fellowship picnic.
Mss Robin Johnson. Miss Eliza
beth Randolph and Percy BoVer-
/ ley are spending this week at the
Episcopal Church "Roslyn" near
/ Richmond. attending the Young
/ Peoples Conference
Mr. and Mrs John Roberts and
! children. Sandfs and Marvin. with
/ Mr.. and Mrs John Gun her and
| children Jimmie and Judy and
left Sunday for a few days vaca
| ton and fishing at Bugs Island
/ Mrs w + Hurley Mrs w +
/ Camden, Mrs Marion Ve.mil
| Ion and son Tommy. all Of Rich
mOnd are spending several days
/ IN Scottsvliie visiting Mr. and
! Mrs XIX Spencer and Mr. and
/ Mrs A s Harrison
Mr. and Mrs Claude Barker
and two children, African and
June visited relatives in Bristol,
1 Tenn, for few days
Or and Mrs Norman Daniel.
Of Greensville. = c, have been
visiting his sister Miss Ruth Dan
lei in Fluvanna County While
/ here they stopped at the Palmyra
4 Hotel
/ Mr. and Mrs Elmer Johnson
and daughter Karen. Mr. and
Mrs David Phlpot and son. Al
len, and Miss Anne Dawson are
/ spending several days this week
at the ChamberlIn Hotel at Old
Point Comfort
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Scottsville WV
Members Attend
District Meet

Representative from / h e
5cottsville Post WV who a tend :
ed the Post and Auxiliary Dis
trict Meeting in Charlottesville
a. the Monticello Hotel Sunday
afternoon we're. Or and Mrs, w.
r. Moody. Mr. and MI Jack
castieI. Mrs. Jean Smith. Mrs.
Thelma Chandler Mr. and Mrs.
John Deed and daughter. Mrs.
Alice Glass. Mrs. Rosemary Har-
rls and John Skeen
Miss Ruth topper viii leave
August for Virginia Beach TO
be an assistant recreation director
at Baptist Young Peoples Camp
Mr. and Mrs. George T Ono
hundro. Jr.. Of Scot8Wlle and Mr.
and Mrs. F.. c. Vine. Of Harrison
burg have returned from a two
weeks trip whtrh took them 70
Buffalo, n Y, where they attend
cd the National Hardware Dealers
hesocia ton 0 ri vents on From
there they went up the ST Law
renee River on the Canadian side.
visiting Hamilton. Toronto. OF
taua. Montreal and Quebec re-
turning through New York. Penn
sylvania and Maryland
Mrs r r psulett and Miss
Nora Pitts are visiting IN Vim
che ter this week with Mrs Pau
let's sisters. Mrs y g L5ch-
liter and Mrs r. Thomas Fl
tea
Commander leonard Ewolt who
has been on duty in California
arrived last week 10 spend some
time with his parents, At Spring
hill Farm on Route + in Flu
wanna County
Edfe Baber of Hatton SCENT
last week with his grandparents
Mr. and Mrs John Davis near
6cottsyille
Attend T.. y. Rubber Meeting
Nj and Mrs Donald Carroll
visited for several days IN Wins
boro. s C.. following the con
ference Nj Carroll attended at
Blue Ridge. N C., as a represent
alive Of the Sc0ttsville Plant Of
the u & Rubber Company
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kennedy
Of Cleveland are guests this week
in the home Of Dr and Mrs w
T. Moody
Mrs A r White Of Washing
ton. Mrs William Baker Smith
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man returned 9TH hcr here ana
they we're overnight guests Of
the Raymond ChernaultS They
left on Monday to spend 4 aeek
at Virginia Beach
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie PuEh Of
Laurens. (. Q announce the birth
OF daughter On June 18Th Mr.
Pugh IS the son Of Mrs T s
Baskervl, Mrs Baskervi4l Is
visiting them.
Mrs. r D McQuarry Is I'M
proving in Charlottesville
Waiter Watkins. d Laurel Miss
is the guests 81 Miss Mary and r
w. Dupuy Their guests for the
week end were Nj and Mrs
H0wson Cole and Mr. Lucy Nor
ton Neil q: Richmond
Claude Pollard Of Paulsn Y ;
vas guest on sunday Of the STAN
Icy McKayS
b f. Pettus. ~ Richmond *
pending some time with M and
Mrs G u Irving
Mrs Stanley Mckay helped care
for Mrs Luther CoUnetou in thc
home Of Mrs Fiay Drisk.ll N abb
lcne last week Mn Coruzton
continues quite iu
Mr. and Mrs Neal Redmeer Of
No,FoIk tr4-a 1xr+f,tttl,t ona.t. In
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Worshann

Nas Mary Dupuy Int on we'd
Hcsday for v weeks Visit III Berea.
Ky
MISS Eunco Chernault was the
week end guests Of Mrs Ernest
Basserman. Jr.. Of Coving' on re-
comfy ON sunday Mrs BosSer-
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and Mrs. Stanley Mckay visited
Mi and Mrs Waiter Pollard, Nj
and Mrs Franklin Pollard and
daughter In KeySviilc
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home impropiuE after boinS 2
pat.en, Ia the Southside Hospital
tos several days
Mt and Mrs Melvin Tr!bblc
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Miss Rosa GIBBS and Percy
Beverley we're in Richmond this
week where she left Percy to att
tend the Young Peoples Confer
ence and James Beverley who
had been IN Richmond returned
with her
Mis- La Wanna Rutland Is IN
Norfolk for several days VISITING
Miss Joan Ward
Mr. and Mrs Charles S'one
were guests Saturday OF Mr. and
Mis-. Lindsay Pettit IN Richmond
Arthur Thackcr spent Friday
and Saturday in BlacksburG
John s White of VPI spent the
week end with his mother MIS-
John White at their home IN Flu
wanna. Mrs White is spending
the summer here after beng IN
Altayista during the Wlntei
months
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C,urdsyilIe

MI. and Mrs. Oscar Weaver
have as guests her brother-in-
lax and sister. Mr. and Mrs Gee
rye Farrar Of Hampton
Mrs Carol Griffith and Frank
Harris visited their husbands IN
Springfield, Va. over the week
end
Recent Visitors Of Mr. and Mrs
G r. WISE. we're Nj and Mrs.
Frank Kappes and M and Mrs
Tom Grigg. of Richmond Joe
Grigg. Of Baltimore and Virginia
Grigg. Of Alexandra, Va
M and Mrs Enmet Dunkun
and Mrs. Pearl Elan. Of Farm
vile. called on Mrs. Margaret
Hamilton last Thursday
Mrs. Reeves Paaup visited n
ne Clyde Marks home last week
The Carroll Gr.fflths children
are visiting their relatives tn Keys
vile for a while
Mr. and Mrs Jimmie Leap to-
ge' her With his parents. Mr. ami
Mrs. worth Leap 81 Scottsyille
Visited relatives and friends IN
Harrisonbdrg. Wayn asbor0 and
p her places in the valley sun
day
Mrs Pearl Elan returned 3 her
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24

liston Tuesday for medical care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson at
tended Bible class in Sidney We'd
pesday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Thompson
called at the Frank Griffin home
Thursday. They went to see the
George Bakers who had the mis-
fortune of losing their home by
fire that morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Schow and
Garry attended the annual soil
conservation meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ochs, Ronnie
and Betty were supper guests at
the Arthur Edeburn home Thurs
day. This was the Ochs' wedding
anniversary.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Edeburn
called at the Bill Ochs home Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Thompson
went to Sidney Saturday and at
tended the County Farmers Union
convention that afternoon.
Corky Peterson helped Fred
Thompson several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Eldridge
were callers in Culbertson Tues
day afternoon.
The Andes school children are
sponsoring a pie social at the
Andes hall April l at 8 p. m. Ev-
eryone is welcome. Ladies please
bring pies, and men come pre-
pared to buy a pie.
Several from this community
went to help work on a home
for the George Bakers who lost
their home by fire last Thursday
The Fred and G. w. Thompsons
were among those who helped.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24

tive of Attorney General Arnold
H. Olsen, the state land board, of
which he is a member, refused to
proceed under the 1858 act on
the ground that, among other
things, the leases would not be
for a definite term of years and
hence would be in violation of
the enabling act under which
Montana was admitted to the
Union in 1889. Gov. ]. Hugo Ar
onson was the only member of
the land board who dissented.
Litigation resulted. The Lewis
and Clark district court ruled adj
versely to the contentious Of the
attorney general. Then the case
was appealed to the state supreme
court which, after having it under
consideration about IL months,
held last December that the at
torney general was right and that
the 1858 leasing act was invalid.
So it now happens that the two
dissenting members of the SUI
preme court - Justice Albert H.
Angstman and Justice Forrest H.
Anderson - have been sustained
by the nations highest judicial
tribunal.
But Mr.. Olsen says the matter
is far from dead and he has indi-
Gated that he will ask for a re-
hearing in the state courts, pre-
sumably on constitutional matters
in which no federal question is in
volved. Whether, as required by
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24
Hatterschied Dyer
Wedding Held At
Glendive Mar. Il

Leone Hetterscheid of Glendive
became the bride of Cecil w.
Dyer Of Fort Worth, Texas at an
$3.50 p. m. candle light ceremony
performed by the Rev. Randall
w. Larson at the First Methodist
church of Lewistowb, Mont, on
March 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Haskell OF
Lewistown, Maurine Hatterscheid
and Jimmy Dyer attended the
bride and groom.
A reception and buffet supper
was held at the country home OF
MI. and Mrs. John McVay.
Out of town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Popham and Mrs.
Raymond Hildebrand of Glendive,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robinson, Bill
lings; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Britton
of Great Falls; DR.. and Mrs. Lee
Tillier, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mac
Dermond, Mrs. Alberta Spartan
Mrs. Belle Cushing, Judith and
Edwin Haskell of Lewistown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer will make
their home in Glendive, Montana