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FARMS
WEST vIRGINIA-5o acres, adjoin


national forest Lge house stream
good fences: excel hunting. Ss0Ou
THOMAS JU $4,000
16I ACRES, nice house; SCOTT.
state I'd. front; $1,000 down. 10.
7-S455
10 ROOMS. 4 acres $1,000. 10
FARM FOR RENT = Committing
dist Of Wash. 100 acres in hay
and pasture. Suitable for raising
stock 7-rm and bath house also
tenant house. barns. chicken
houses. etc so fruit trees vine
yard garden. etc. d. 7-5015 or
EN-. 3-5407.
5000 On, 500 mo. buys for S1O,-
600. Broom stately dwelling, 4hs
acres, big chicken houses. busline.
white community, rs mi. south D.
sTROUT CATALOG FREE.-Farms
and businesses. "a States STROUT
REALTY. 234-A Woodward BLDG
WASHINGTON ST. 3-37s4.
FOR RENT, within communicating
clear. suit. for raising cattle =
nm land bath house also tenant
house, barns. chicken houses. etc
orchard, vineyard, pasture and
hav for 40 head of cattle Call
EN-. 3-5407 after Z pm.
25 MILES DISTRICT LINE, gentle.
mans estate of 700 acres. one mile
frontage Route % with lovely
stone Colonial restored mansion al
dairy operation; mile frontaee or
wide river only 5000 per acre
Best buy Of 1856 SIGLER e. co
RA 3-343l ewes, AID 4-i66l
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LOVING CHEVROLET

FORD "a cow: r. and H.: auto
rams sporty car for the summe
dave ahead al Aus
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AUToMoBILEs For SALE

CADILLAC 81 "62" sedan: 5000
I miles, must sell this week Best OF
1 fer over $4,000 Call ia 4-nt03
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CORNER LOT
6OX97.5: zoned residential. 40-A:
level with street; blk. west OF
MINI. ave; Sc, bet. Pa ave, and E.
QUINCY SMITH. INC. DI. 7-aO57
ewes LII 4-5-SS
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Windsor de luxe convertible Vas
sar yellow finish, black top. radio,
/ heater. Wv tires fluid-torque drive,
letc Sporty. top value MONT
1 GOMFRY- STUBBS. Lincoln Mercury
Dealer, 81 10 Bladenshurg I'd AP =
/ 800
lCHRYSLER - New Yorker de luxe
Nv W tires, H-tOne pant, low mile
aon G. Enh LA n-f1nn
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AIS MOTORS

3HIU wilson Blvd, an Va
CADILLAC 1886 4-dr. hardtop air
cond.. fully equip. $500. driven
800 miles. ia. 1-0s59 after q
CADILLAC 81 go" Fleetwood So
dan; black finish. and h.. hydra
matte power steering and brakes
lovely air conditioning; 81 4g5.
Giles. C.-..s.. .. MI. ~
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DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE Modern, attrac.. air.
conditioned Office excel centra
loo. all Office services avail. j
desired DI 7-6632
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN HEALY 1853: and h.
overdr, 4-speed transmission. ST.
45n XII s-654A
AUSTIN 1853 A5O Cambridge 4-dr
sedan gray; heater. low mileage
very clean wonderful second car
BUTLER BONDED 81 095
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
119l DIST St NV DI. 7-OIIl
BUCKS = STANLEY H HORNER
INC Downtown Buick Dealer. III
4th, convenient to all hotels offici
bldgs. real estate and financia
districts DI 7-3aa3
BUICK "a 4-dr. Super; dyna.; r.
h.. pvt owner good tires ano
paint; Sl,495 cash. TU 2-60l6
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MERCURY IS. S2.195
MERCURY "a, ST, 695

Monterey hardtop coupe; executive
b!acE body. ermine white top. r and
n, Mercomatic drive, rear speaker,
Wv. tires, 2-tone interior. etc. low
mileage. one-owner show piece
MONTGOMERY STUBBS, Lincoln
Mercury Dealer, 37l5 Bladensburg
I'd APP 7-oQon
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MERCURY 1854 Monterey station
wagon auto. trans. radio. heater
very clean, exceptional condition
RTTrT EP. RONnEn. e1 ROs
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
End TRUST OWNERS. ATTENTIo

2nd TRUST OWNERS. ATTENTION,
Don t sell before getting my prompt,
absolutely top spot-cash offersl Nd
Va. d. C. MR.. QUICK, LO. 4-65s5
l5|
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
pur BARLOW REALTY CO. Real.
tors. 1881 G ST. NV, ME S-2495
CASH IN ONE DAY
End AND }rd TRUST LOANS
Elk. 3-7144
MONEY ON End TRUSTS-Wew will
buy 2nd-trust notes D c.. nearby
Md. or Va. reasonable rates MA
TIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV
MA s. 1888
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ROSENTHAL Chevrolet

NASH 55 4-dr. Rambler: 7. and h.,
overdrive: Continental kit: wonder
full condition: No. 2OO0-A; 81 495
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED
tContinued)

WE NEFD CARS. station WAGONS
plckups WOLFE MOTORS. 1871
Wis ave NV EN- 3-0l4"
WANTED-1949 FORD
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Kenvon-Peck ChevrOlet

BIO Lee Hwy, ArlnPton, Va
ia, 2-9003 Open Til $3.50
CHEVROLET 1851 Bel Air hardtop
convertible. fully equipped; power
glide, radio and heater and other
accessories very clean: exception
ally low mileage inspection guar
I q n nod Iiilu ar.nc.nl .E.n
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.apitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
Akers Olds-Cadillac Co.
AIS MOTORS

3AIW wilson Blvd, Am Va.
CHRYSLER 1855 New Yorker dc
luxe sedan. fully powered equipped
with radio. heater, powerflyte trans
Solex. Wv. tires. immaculate
owner "Wheeluobile" s. 5a5
WHEELER, CHRYSLER-P LYMOUTH
WASHINGTON'S LARGEST DEALER
$500 Wis. Ave NV EN- "-l0@0
CHRYSLER "a Windsor de luxe
VS. convertible; auto trans r and
h., Wv. tires power steering FIRE
engine red with new black top full
leather interior 8 695
Silver Spring Motor Co.
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FORD 1893 custom, fully equipped
one owner, Call JU. 5-444S between
D 40 and Z ~
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ROSENTHAL Chevrolet

l-'-- -nu %, NV 81 o--oo'
FORD "a Country Sedan station wa
gon Spas Fordor. heater car.
nlyal red. l,49j. No, 1Sg-A MON.
I ROE FORD. 300 Wis. ave. NV.
MO. $4,000
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11el 2lst ST. NV. DI. 7-Ol1l
. MERCURY so 2-door: radio and
heater jet-black finish: a real buy
at S495.
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FRANK SMALL. JR INC
ROSENTHAL CheYrOIet

Glebe Rd and Columbia Pike
Arlington, Va. IA. 7-61Sl
FORD 1858 Custom 20" Tudor;
beautiful dove tone gray, contrast
Ing seat covers. r.. h and other
acceS. A perfect second car In
Spectlon guaranteed. July special;
S795. Dealer. 2l5 Pa. ave. Sc.
IL J-Sot-
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81 CHRIS-CRAFT Express cruiser
% Chris motor: fully EQUIP. new
hnat Cnnd For amt XII A-nk4.3
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OIL Ell Or MIMI
COLEMONT BUILDING
S7l9 Colesvile Road
Fully air conditioned elevator and
all other office services. From $50
UP. Also suites Up to % rooms
Representative on premises daily,
1-5 or call
H. G. SMITHY co.
ST. $4,000 sl1 18th St. NV
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CADILLAC So. S1.895

Coupe de vile hardton. striking
9-tone blue finish, r. and H.. Wv.
tires hydramatic dr.. power steering
electric windows and seats. etc. A
luxury hardtop beauty priced so you
may buy. MONTGOMERY STUBS,
Lincoln Mercury Dealer 311b Bla-
densburs rd., AP. 7-2g2g
CADILLAC 81 coupe. hydramatic.
pss D b., r and h. air conditioning
Nv tires. one owner. low mile
ase. S",2A5 ia 2-4l09
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RAMBLER SITE. acre wooded.
young tall trees Clinton. Md
5000. o yrs. to pay. JU. 5-5533
5-ACRE TRACT, Si,975. level,
wooded. II mi D. c., in Nd. by
Indian Head I'd 500 down. terms.
Partly cleared tract, higher priced.
AID. 1-DD39 1s
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BANNING Il SONS

$500 Baltic Blvd, Hyattsyille
WA. 7-4i40 UN 4-3I3O
ASK for Mr. Hakes, Open Til . PM
DODGE SO 2-door light blue with
cream top, r and h. turn signals.
Ssa5i liberal trade all cars guar
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FORD 1854 VS. Ranch wagon; radio,
heater, Wv. tires; immaculate con-
dition throughout, with extremely
low mileage. best buy of the month:
only s., 495. PAUL BROS tOLDSl
1908
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JAGUAR 1Q56
ALTA ROMEO SPIDER

New XXX lao roadster. new low
price, $3.50. Exclusive WASHINGTON
dealer
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1897 Irving St. NV. AID. assoc
$500 l4th St NV. RA. 1860
FORD 1852 convertible; r. and h..
Wv, Fordomatic orig. owner,
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AAA ~ AAS OAbO
1910 Wilson Blvd. Arl Va
CHEVROLET SO $50" "-door:
green owner going overseas Best
offer ia 1-6S3j
CHEW. 56 VS. cow Wv tires. r.
h. red and white body: leaving over
seas, 10Th; S2.450 XII 9-0552
CHRYSLER 1858 Windsor de luxe
sedan; blue. equipped power steer
ing, S2.2g5 CCC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
100" e2nd St. NV ST. 3-26uO
.CHRYSI Err 1854 Imperial Newport:
"-tone ivory and white finish, r and
h. auto trans. full power equip
ment, like new "4th OF July
Special Sl,S15
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
darlington Shopping Center
Alex, Va OV 3-u350
CHRYSLER IS New Yorker st. ReRis
hardtop, powerflite. p.s, pb., r. and
h. 3-tone paint. Wv tires, low
lan on
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

JAGUAR "a XK-i2O-M white road.
ster' $3.50 Ii. 3-2249
KAISER 1853 Manhattan sedan
cleaning original black; r. and h.
hydramatic. very clean; low mile
age; one-owner car: S695 cash. OIL
$50 down. S3S month. WOLFE
MOTORS, 1891 Wisconsin ave
NV, EN-. 3-Ol42.
LINCOLN CAPRI 1859 hardtop,
sl,595. RA. 3-1l95.
MERCURY 1854 Monterey 4 -dr. Sc
| dan; radio. heater, Mercomatic
beautiful grey and red finish, with
custom interior: try and you'll buy
Only Sl,495. PAUL BROS. tOLDSl
WIS and Ellicott ST. NV, KE
MERCURY 1854 Monterey 4-dr
h., power brakes. white tires: very
BONDED: Sl,3e5. no LEN
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
11e1 2lst 81. NV. DI 7-Ol11
MERCURY 80 2-door: radio and
heater jet-hlack finish; a real buy
Silver Spring MFR. Co. of DC.
1901 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-31O3
MERCURY 1854 convert; 10000
mi, excel. cond.. Mercomatic power
| drive, radio. heater. $1,000. AID.
4-0990 Ext. IA
MERCURY IS, S2,195
Monterey hardtop coupe. lustrous
2-tone green finish; r. and h.. Merco-
matte drive, Wv. tires, matching
2-tone interior, etc. mileage,
one owner hardtop beauty. MONT
'GOMERY-STUBBS Lincoln Mercury
Dealer, 31l5 Bladensburg I'd. AP.
MERCURY nsF., Z 1884 80. hsrdtoR:, radio
immaculate low mileage. / owner
WHEELER, cHRYsLER- PLYMOUTH
WASHINGTON'S LARGEST DEALER
4S00 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-1020
MERCURY 81 4-dr. sed. and h,
excel. NV. tires. good cond. $3.50.
CIR 3-l732 after > pm.
MERCURY SO Monterey hardtop:
r. and h., overdrive. Wv. tires
raven black BODY white top. 1925.
No. 1874. MONROE FORD, 800
Wis. ave n W, Wo. $4,000
MERCURY "a, S1,695
Monterey hardtop coupe; executive
blacE body. ermine white top. r. and
h., Mercomatic drive, rear speaker.
Wv. tires, "-tone interior. etc. low
MONTGOMERY sTUBBs, Lincoln
Mercury Dealer, 37l5 Bladensburg
I'd. APP 7-2929.
MERCURY 1854 Monterey station
wagon auto. trans. radio. heater
very clean, exceptional condition
|BUTLER-BONDED: 81 ,695.
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
110I o1et CO NV nr 90,
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PORSCHE

new convertible by PININ-FARI
MA ample lusgsRe space. Port-of
entry price, S3l35
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.Astor Must Paw
Higher AIimony

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Sept. IL
(P.-The Florida Supreme Court
has increased the alimony al
lowance of the estranged wife OF
millionaire John Jacob Aston
from SIS to $3.50 weekly.
In it's unanimous decision, the
Supreme Court yesterday said
iDade County Circuit Judge Vim
cent c. Giblin improperly based
the alimony award to 26-year-
old Dolores Pullman Astor Of
Miami Beach on the amount she
learned before her marriage as a
Chicago department store host
ess and radio network recep-
zionist.
The court said in view of
Judge Giblin's finding that Mr..
Aston was responsible for their
separation. her allowance should
be substantially increased in
order to conform reasonably with
the mode of living that the huS-
band had set for himself"
The AStors were married in
August, 1854, in Arlington, Va.
They separated after a tempestu-
GUS six-week honeymoon trip to
Europe.
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.Censure Is Urged
For Greek Royalty
On Frequent Trips

ATHENS. Sept. 10 (P).-An
independent Greek deputy has
asked Parliament to censure the
frequent long absences abroad
of King Paul and Queen Fred
Ierika. The King and Queen are
now visiting friends in Florence,
Italy. They have made frequent
trips abroad in recent years.
Elias Bredemas presented a
motion criticizing the govern
'ment of Premier Constantine
Karamanlis for allowing the
extravagant, court-inspired cost
of the Greek monarchy"
He particularly hit at the re-
cent cruise of the aristocratS"
to the Greek islands under royal
sponsorship. Among the many
bluebloods on board was Prin-
cess Beatrix of Holland.
Deputy BredemaS said the
government had assured the
Greek people that in view of the
Cyprus crisis and International
developments the cruise would
be Cancelled. A dinner-dance
given by the King and Queen for
the bluebloods was described by
Deputy Bredemas as an orgy"
Constantine TSatsoS, acting
Foreign Minister, described
Deputy Bredemas' motion as
"deplorable." He said the gov
eminent accepted full RESPONSE
bility and denied any state funds
had been spent.
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'PersonneIPane.
Enters ID Day

A wide variety of subjects,
from reading expressions on a
persons face to the impact of
automation. will be considered
during the Federal Personnel
Conference, which swung into
its second day today at Ameri-
can University.
The conference, under the
auspices of the Civil Service
Commission. has the aim OF
improving management in Gov
eminent.
DR. James Enneis of st. Eliza
beths Hospital will address the
conference on Tuesday after
noon His topic is to be Mon
Verbal Communication" On
September 81. DR.. Herbert F..
Klingman, research director of
the Controllership Foundation,
will discuss electronic data pro-
cessing and the impact of auto
nation.
The conference today is to lis
ten to a program conducted by
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the National Education Associa-
tion's training laboratories on
adult education.
DR.. Leland p. Bradford, di-
rector of the laboratories, and
Gordon L. Lippitt, program di-
rector. were speakers.
Yesterday afternoons session
dealt with preparation required
to fill the role of personnel
director.
DR.. Glenn Stahl OF the csc
said personnel administration
will become more important in
the immediate future owing to
the Tightening labor market.
The conference seeks to keep
the personnel men up to date on
chronological changes affecting
personnel, organization and pro-
grams. 1t will also bring to them
research in the field of human
relations. DR.. Stahl said.
Franklin G. Conner is program
director of the conference,
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By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE
Associated Press Science Reporter

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 49,
Electronic light some day may
make walls and ceilings of your
home glow with light of any
brightness you desire, and in col
ors to suit your mood.
At the twist of a knob you
could have blush light to feel
cooler in summer, or reddish
light for a warm feeling in win
ter.
Electronic light now and in
the future was described yester-
day during a press tour of West
inghouse Electric Corps new
multi : million dollar research
Laboratories, just outside Pitts
burgh, which will be formally
dedicated next Thursday.
This new light, called electro
luminescence, is produced by
phosphorus coated on glass pan
els treated to conduct current.
When electricity is applied the
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New Light Brightens
Home, and in CoIors

panels light up. giving light
with no shadows.
Westinghouse researcher
demonstrated panels, no thicker
than window glass, lining the
ceiling and three walls of a room
giving soft green light equal to
"a well-lighted office. Panels now
can be made that are brighter
than flourescent lamps.
The future housewife may
simply turn knobs to control
brightness and colors of light,
said Edward G. F. Arnott, lamp
division director of research.
He showed cells giving light
of various colors. blue. green,
orange and red. One cell changed
through all four colors by chang
ing the character of the cleo
tricity applied. This principle
could permit changing light
colors to suit moods.
With continuing research pro-
gress. efficiency of the new light
is expected to be stepped up to
practical, economic usefulness.
Mr.. Arnott said.
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Gated 200 million pounds Of sur
pluses to CARE" she said, 1.-THE
goal has been expanded from So
million worth of food last year
to IS million worth this year. =
"The food will provide 20 mil.
lion hungry people in 10 of the
critically undernourished coun-
tries of the world"
Surplus food contributed by
the Government this year in
cludes items ranging from rice
and cornmeal to milk and cheese,
she said.
CARE is asking the public to
contribute 81 per package for le
costs of packaging and distribute
ing 5 million food parcels. The
packages will weight about %
pounds each. Shipments begin
this month.
Mrs. Clapper read a statement
from Murray D. Lincoln, pres
ident of CARE. 1t said:
This is the greatest single
goal CARE has ever undertaken
and the success of the effort will
make 1856 a historic year not
only for CARE but for the Amer
lean people upon whose support
the whole program depends.
"One of the most significant
features is that under CARE s
unique system the name and
address of the donor will go with
every package delivered. Multiply
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MARLENE TAKES
A DIM VIEW OF
ZSA ZSA'S DRESS

ROME (P.-Marlene Diet
rich. when told today that
zsa Zsa Gabor opened in Las
Vegas last night in a dress
which made her own daring
Las Vegas gown look like a
bulky overcoat," said:
well, if it's quantity they
want and not quality :.
Il have nothing to add"
Miss Dietrich is here max
ing a film. THE Monte Carlo
Story" with Vittorio de Sica.
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this personal message of goodwill
by millions and you have The
makings of a strong and en-
during trust based on direct
p e ople-to-people communica-
ton"
Cartoonist Al Capp also spoke
at the luncheon.
CARE has always seemed to
me to be an honest sort Of
religion" he said. "a way of say
ing Bless you, my brother in a
way that seems best"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13
YWCA Country Fair

The Phyllis Wheatley YWCA
will sponsor a country fair"
featuring sales. exhibits and en-
|tertainment, from l to 7 pm.
tomorrow and Saturday at the
YWCA Annex, 1719 Thirteenth
street NV.
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CARE Food Crusade
Kicks Off 1856 Drive

The CARE Food Crusade kicked of its 1858 Washington
area program yesterday five days ahead Of the national campaign
Mrs Raymond Clapper Washington CARE Office director out
lined plans for the crusade at Junior Chamber Commerce
luncheon in the Burlington Hotel
The crusade this year goal more than double that
1885, she said.
allocated 200 million pounds of sur
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-10

Mrs. John Kiplinger and Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson were cohosteSs-
es at a baby shower given last
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Kiplinger in compliment to
Mrs. Robert Near. Pink and blue
daisies centered the attractively
appointed tables at which an 8
o'clock dessert course was served.
Three tables of bridge rel en-
joyed during a social evening
after which Mrs. Near opened
her many beautiful gifts. Mrs.
c. E. Hagen and Mrs. Robert An
vik won the high and low score
bridge prizes respectively.
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-10
HOWARD ERICKSON
RECEIVES NATIONAL
RECOGNITION

The following article Is taken from
a Racine. Wisconsin, paper. ME-.
Erickson is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
o. S. Erickson of Sidney, Skaar
Route. He graduated from the Sidney
high school with the class OF l945
and is now court reporter at Racine,
Wisconsin. where he and his wife
and their two sons, Kenneth n
Bruce. reside:
Howard Erickson, of 2O44 Thurs
ton Ave. Racine Circuit Court report
er. has been awarded a certificate OF
proficiency at S%pencerian College 1
tests sponsored by the National AS
ISOLATION of Shorthand Reporters.
prior 30 the recent tests, only two
court reporters in Wisconsin had re-
ceived the national rating, which re-
ouires a minimum of 95 per cent ac-
curacy.
Erickson registered 200 words e
minute in transcribing OF testimony"
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-10
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
Honored Guest at
Farewell Party

Mrs. Robert Anvik, Mrs. Gene
Kinoy and Mrs. Hank Anderson
entertained al a bridge supper
cite at Mrs. Anvik's home Mon
day evening honoring Mrs. w.
w. Wilson. who viii be leaving
next week for Cody, Wyoming,
where Mr.. Wilson has been trans
ferred in his work as geologist
for the Ohio Oil Co. A decora-
tive motif appropriate to the
occasion was carried out with
miniature suitcases for place
cards and vases of colorful car
nations for table centerpieceS.
Mrs. Wilson was presented with
a farewell gift from the group
and bridge prizes were awarded
to Mrs. John Kiplinger and Mrs.
Wilson.
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-10
c OF
METHnDICT w G q G

SPECIAL NETTING OF
METHODIST W.S.C.S
The officers training class will be
held in the Fellowship room OF the
church at / p. m. Tuesday, May p.
Quarterly reports are TO be filled out
at this time.
Installation OF the officers of the
W.S.C.S will be held at the morning
worship service Sunday. May ~.
GUEST LUNCHEON AT
SIDNEY COUNTRY CLUB
The Ladies' Golf and Bridge club
met Wednesday at the Sidney Country
club for a covered dish guest lunch
con. Hostesses We're Mrs. E. E. Ed
mondson and Mrs. A ID Guffanti. Sew
eral tables of bridge were in play
throughout the afternoon and some
of the ladies spent the time on the
course. Mrs. Harold Rounce was
awarded the high bridge score and
Mrs. Dexter Lille was presented with
the guest prize.
Hostesses next Wednesday will be
Mrs. Harold Rounce and Mrs. r. d.
Benson. Tee-off time for golf players
Will be at 100 and the bridge game
will begin at 2 o'clock.
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-10
MISS AUDREY HESTIKIND
unMORED AT SHOWERS

Mrs. Oakley Dayton entertained at
two pre-nuptial showers at her home
last Saturday. one in the afternoon
and again in the evening, in compli-
lovely lunch in the afternoon was
followed by an hour of games and
visiting. and in the evening a late
lunch was served following a social
hour. On each occasion Miss Hesti-
kind was presented with many lovely
shower gifts.
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-10
4 THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday. May TO- lsss
SOCIETY


The Country Women's club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Jack
Berry Wednesday. May 10 at
2:i5. Roll call will be an ex-
change of a potted house plant.
Part II of the lesson "Teen
Ayers viii be given by Mrs.
Willie Henderson and Mrs. Jack
Berry. Co-hosteSS viii be Mrs.
Sigurd Rude.
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-10

Most ladies like good per-
fume and Cologne. See our
wonderful assortment of ma
sionalIy advertised lines and
remember Mother ON her day.
TURNER DRUG STORES. Ito
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-10

ST. RITA'S CIRCLE TO
HOLD FOOD SALE
st. Rita's Circle of the Catholic La
dies Altar Society will hold a home
baked food sale Saturday, May 10,
beginning at 10 a. m. in the Valley
Hardware Co. store. There will be
a large assortment of good home
baked foods and some farm products
on sale.
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-10
ANNOUNCEMENT

I will be out of my office from
May Is through May 10 while I en-
gage in a week of study at the Uni
versity of Minnesota.
Harley Carlson, M. D.