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YOUR EgRNITURE Will FIT .

IUUh FUhNIIUKE WILL FIT IN
tnis BRICK home. where EVERY
a firepl., the din. rm. is spacious,
and the huge kit. has dining space,
There are 4 LARGE bedrms., plus
room for a guest rm.. . full tiled
baths, porch and full bSmt., parti-
TONED into rms. The yard has
shade trees and is well shrubbed.
Venient and still remain in an area
OF nice homes. Close TO everything.
First time offered at SIp,150. with
very reasonable down payment.
This. one gives YOU your moneys
worth. Don't be latel Exclusive
Omen I'll q n m
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Country Home"
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHIA. Sl2.5O0, easy terms---
3-bedrm. ramb with I'm. rec. I'm.
mod. kit, tileu bath: CONVEX.
nuyer can assume Ice. mtses. close
10 everything; poss. HE. 4-3500;
p taS' W ga w. @I i'EWiis Open I'll 8
ADELPHl-.-Modern 3-bedrm- brick
rambler RAJ immac como; finished rec.
schools; lge. 81 loan can be as.
sumed. Call HE. $4,000. HUGH n.
PECK, Realtor. 1850 N Hamp. ave.
CAROLE HIGHLANDS-Det 3-be5.
rm brick Colonial; lge, llv. nm,
Win nrepl.: sep. din, rm.. scr.
porch; full bsmt owner going
overseas. Newly redsc. Priced for
day HUGH 7. PECK Resltor.
CHEVERLY-4-BEDROOM BRICK-
Must sell; S20.950. Call OWNER.
AP. 10000 %
F0RESTVILLE-we will build you
3-bedrm. brk. rambler, full bsTnt'.
on approx, ls-acre lot, wooded see.
Slo,0OO. See our model home to-
day; Mr.. Townsend. RE. 5-6o56.
cox & CO. INC. 10. S-5S31 -
HILLCkEST HEIGHTS = Brick. 1
DeurmS:; paths. seq din. rin.. liy.
t si. VIII nIepldSt, luil DSmL. con-
talning garaRe, util. rm.. rec. rm.
Nice yard With trees and fireplace.
Near schools and shopping center,
S2O'oO0. Owner 10. 7-2992
----------- ID
HILLCREST HEIGHTS-Year old:
Il 1T front semidet. brick: 6 rms.
= Ice. hedrms:., 1st-h, powder rm..
TY. INC. LII. $4,000. Lu. 2-5976.
HOLLYWOOD. 9714 Wichita st.
home; no steps; equip. kit, large
lily. nm, alum. storm windows: am
pie closets. level yard. $3.50 dfl
$3.50. assume $4,000 AZ loan
Tor viii rent; purchase option.
MT; RAINIER (3Ist st.1-6-rm..
li iab1fST v.r home; .csn porehes, de-
payt.; real bargain with subst.
cash. Many fruit trees, shrubs.
VICTOR DicKEY, AP. $3.50. p"
RIyERDALE HILLS, MD.--s-room.
l 1s-story. bunealow: 3 bedrmS
near public and parochial schools
and churches 3 blocks from BALTIC.
55Swy. Sl2.22h, 81 approved; no
62nd place.
TAKOMA PARK, al Lincoln ave =
3-bedrm. bungalow with bsmt. apt;
2-car garage: huge lot: Sl495O.
Easy terms. JOHN L. SHELTON,
Realtor. 10. 2-20Un.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Choice Ia
koma PIX. location, "a blk. from
school and rapid bus transp. over
sized brick rambler, practically
new. 3 dble., bedrms., full English
type bsmt. Gil approved at Sl4,9a0.
Only 500 dn w r HTIGHFS
CO. AP 7-l4a9 Til . pm.
CONVENIENT MD. UNIv.-Attrac.
3-bedrm. brick Colonial; Ice. rms.
throughout; liv. rm. with frepl.
fun din. rm:, screened porch, rear
fenced yard; OF street parking;
| Sl7; 900. CHESTER H. KELLER,
Realtor. JU. 5-7100.
OPEN-NEW BRICK RANCHETTE
rambler; both tioors, ground level:
bedrmS., tile bath, space for flower
and vegetable sarden; lot 60x20O
it, 2 blks to streetcar, schools, etc,
Down payment $1,000. Financing
can be arranged 47l1 Oglethorpe
HHR R1ysrd RocE MS C w owner; =
S145 DOWN TO NON-GI OR GI-
lovely 3,bedrm. rambler. near
Freeway; SS5 mo. tincl. taxes 9.
PARKsIDE REALTY. Lo. 5-s795
! til 2 pm. -
HOME AND NCOME-5-rm.. stone.
faced bungalow with Broom apt.
in bsmt. Only $4,000 with low
down payment Phone now. LO. =
SS31, JIM BRITT.
ECONOMY. SS.675-Bungalow. clean
masonry home. . beautiful lots.
many extras. GI approved. Cali
i npop ts5mS MRS PRINCE GEORGES
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POPULAR AsHMEAD FL., NV
Real town house. o bedrms., 3 baths
In excellent shape. Modern Earage.
Illness forces sale OF this property
in this sought latter area, Perfect
for small legation or nonprofit or
house, Priced to sell Immediately
Immediate possession. Call MR..
GROGAN. EN-. 10000. LBoUM 4
GERBER,
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CHEVY CHASE; only ST., OOO-GI
or non-GI. Lovely, 3 bedrms., sep
dining rm,. full bsmt.: Spanish
type Colonial on quiet street: close
to parochial and public schools
10. 4-S3S3 It'll Q
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FENCED SHADED YARD-vermon

slate roof. ali-brick construction
4 bedrms., . baths, rec. rm., Mont
gomery Hills location, mr.. bus
schools and shopping. What NOR
do you expect for S1q.9609 A.
KESSINGER a. CO.. JU. 1854.
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1913 N. Capitol st.--8 rms, Z
baths! a,S. Of wi S,,w;h.; !, si2ssw ,..,on,
IAv rm.. din. Kit. 3 bsdrms.. full
hsni., fenced yard; Sis.
s03 N. Capitol st.-EiEht rooms
and bath, oil h.-w.h.; SIS.
1IS Ureli pl ne.--Three bedrms.,
~. rm.. din. kit, bath. full bsmt.;
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NEW DE LUKE CUsTOM-BUILT
brick and store rambler on wooded
acre. Center. hall, GAIT. llv. rm.,
with stone firepl., 14-ft. din. rm.,
Gift. kit with cherry cabinets,
breakfast nook. and pantry. 3 bed
rms. 2 baths, Dashboard hot-water
heat; 2,car garage; CHESTER H.
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CARROLL KNoLLs
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN

bedrooms. Priced under $50. 600
owner leaving country, wants early
sale. Near all the finest schools,
shopping, churches. tranSp. Prop
erty in immaculate condition. Eve
nin Eise SAL Woo Sn M 9rSSI asadd Hos
COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB AREA
Brand-new brick Colonial with
brary, bath and family room Isl
floor: bedrooms. . baths. 2nd floor
storage attic. 2-car garage. Eve.
nings cali DE. 2-7745, THos. J
FISHER a. CO, DI. 7-6S3O.
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HAMLET
bier with S@xa7 LIVING room. family
sized dining room, beautifully
equipped kitchen. big bedrooms
2 baths. plus jalouSied porch over.
looking lovely old tree-shaded gar
den; garase: full basement with
servants room and bath. Evenings
call DE. 2-7745. THOS. J. FISHER
q CO.. DI. 7-6s30.
SILVER SPRING. close to Sligo
Creek Park - 3-bedroom Colonial;
beautiful shade trees and barbecue
IN back yard: q very clean house al
THOMPSON CO.
1890 Fenton. s. s.. Md, ~ $4,000
SILVER SPRING. exceptionally well
loeated--3-hed brk Colonial
close to st. Johns School; fenced
back yard, fruit trees. garage.
THOMPSON CO.
$3.50 Fenton, s. s.. Nd, JU h-4000
BEST BUY IN SILVER SPRING
Lovely rose brick Colonial stu
ated in q perfectly gorgeous garden
setting, 3 twin-sized bedrooms: con
venient to everything. Must be
sold, priced in the mid 2Os for
quick sale. Evenings call Woodley
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BETHEsDA-PARKWOOD - Charm.
ing 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
22-tt. living room and dining room
an-elec. kit. paneled rec. rm. and
full bsmt. Only 1880. excellent
financing. ANDRIS REALTY. OIL
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HOUSES UNEURN. tcont.)

o Sl&eMRrNT an sND Fb BTy A.d Aya.
rated brick. 9 bedrooms. tile bath.
1st-fir. powder rm., full bsmt.
zoned LIST commercial. ST. 3-4415.
IA. 9-S749.
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HOME AND INCOME-5-rm-. stone.
faced bungalow with Broom apt.
in bsmt. Only $4,000 with low
Down payment Phone now. 10. -
SS37. jim BRITT.
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES

Attractive 5-bedrm. brick ram,
bier; full bsmt., outside entrance
spacious living rm., dining rm.
screened porch. Anchor fenced lot
Excel. cond.: cow. to transp Reas
down payment and assume largl
CT loan or OF.
| SIGLER a. CO. 10. 4-s3Ss
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HI6,5OU. assume large 4IaPo Ioar
and own this beautiful 2-year-olo
dition: featuring 3 large bedrooms
Ia baths, full daylight basement
fiagstone patio and aluminium
storms: name your terms. GRAHAM
q CO.. JU. $4,000, 2 It'll 2.
$4,000 A beautiful recreation
room. separate dining room and
3 large bedrooms make this all
brick home a wonderful package;
assume large A. loan. GRAHAM
4, m III EaEEn q Itil q
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THE EVENING STAR Gil
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
YOU'LL BE SORRY

To pass up this spacious home for
FENCED wooded grounds; 3 bedrmS.
and den, liv. rm. with stone firepi.,
FAMILY size din. rm. and table-Space
XIII, tull bSmt. with garage, front
and rear screened porches. Loc.
oetw. Kensington and wheaton.
1la,95O; Call LO $4,000 now.
s5uG5.GlNs & HARRISON, INC.
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ECONOMY. SS,675--Bungaiow, clean
masonry home, 2 beautiful lots.
many extras. GI approved. Call
PROPERTIES. AP 7-1714
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ECONOMY LIVING = Attractive
home featuring living room. dining
room, kitchen, LIST floor: 2 bed
storm windows. fenced lot. Price
S10.750. WOOD CO., 1115S Geor-
gia ave. 10. 1900 till $40.
CAPE COD-Expansible home fea-
turing living room, kit. with table
space, 3 bedrooms, dr.: additional
space for . bedrooms and bath UP
CT approved. Price. S11,750. WOOr
CO.. ll15S Georgia ave. 10. f.
7oO0 tin Q.0O
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UNIVERSITY HuLs. m

0.Ib WESIEHN I'VE. N.W.--L0VeIy
Diet. brick home in excel. neighbor-
hood. 2 bedrms. and > baths, small
rec. rn.. gar. Avail, June Is. Sl55.
NJ. z. SMITH. INC, DI. 7-7S77
or IU. 1889.
LAKE BAREFOOT AREA. 500 Whis-
pering lane-4-bedrm., 2-bath. yr-
old brk.: st a., bedrm. and bath:
blk. to school: 10 Minis. to Penta-
son; $3.50 mo. IA. 5-9511, KE.
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BETHESDA-S17,60O. OF and FHA
close to schools. shop. and express
bus. features Soft. liv. rm. and
1st-h. powder rm.. bedrms. ano
bath upstairs, rec. rm.: 2-car gar
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-700t
until q
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BETHESDA-Well-built brick Colo
NAL in cow. location. close to
schools. shopping and transp., ex-
Gel. neighborhood; liv. rm., din
rm., kit. 3 bedrms.. full hsmt =,
rec; rm; and shower; $1S.750.
1895 Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2123; OIL
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bOII 18th ST. NV, H3I,bUO--A
magnificent home. perfect. for the
professional man and ideal for en-
itsrtHininE; ceH e..c, hall, iEs:
rm.. de luxe kit. breakfast rm., 4
master-size bedrms. and 2 baths on
End A.: full bsmt. with "a bath:
screened rear porch; gear Diet.
brick earage. Price OF home incl.
exquisite carpeting, drapes, 3 mir
rors, chandeliers, 3 air-cond. units
An unusual opportunity to pur-
HkOt1 III gokq2
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AZALEAS BY THE DOZEN, I'LL the
large lot of this fine older home.
mr.. District line ia bedrms. and
den. larse front porch. garage. hot
water heat. A. j.. KESSINGER 4,
CO. JU. 1854.
Mr.. ST. CAMILLUS SCHOOL, 1920
Stateside drive - Attractive ram
bier; 6 rms, Ia bath. breezeway
and garage. Priced for immed sale.
Call HE. 4-6400. HUGH T. PECK.
Pealtnr
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BRADLEY BLvD.-Exclusive area
modern design 2-story house; cen.
dining .rm., fully equipped mod. kit. :,
carport: util rm.; bedrms., %
baths; porch; GI approved; / VI
old. You must see it to realize thu
harRain OIL. R-RnOr ares
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bROOKDALE - Charming brick
nome in this most desirable close
in community. Large step-down
living room, dining balcony.
equipped kitchen, first floor bed
room. or den and bath: . bedrms.
and bath 2nd floor: attached ga
rage. Very nice lot. Asking soc. qbO.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO, EN-.
7-2326: ewes. EN- o-n11r
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Attractive brick home; 3 bedrooms.
2 baths, automatic heat: beautiful
lawn; cow. schools, transp. and
shopping centers. Avail. June Is;
t135 mo. Will give any length
lease. House In excellent condition.
WASHBURN A. MAIZE
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Colored-3rd and Kansas
s sssIH..s srs S . s.dT ms ~ baths
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN CO.
co. b-sS5s. Q 'Tlp
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-spacio

BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-Spacious
new. 4-bedroom brick and-redWood
rambler on Ia-acre plot; this at
tractive home also contains flag
stoned foyer. fireplace in 26-foot
living room. an 1S-foot dining
room. large modern kitchen with
plenty Of table space, fun base
ment with fireplace, outside en-
trance. 2-car carport. covered
patio with barbecue. To Inspect
call until 3 pm, RE. T-6j5O.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT co
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BETHESDA-Direct from OWNER
NH and schools; slate roof; 4
twin-sized bedrooms. 2 baths, large
living room with fireplace, dinins
room. kitchen and powder room on
lst floor; beautiful rec. room with
fireplace and full bath: attached
garage, fenced yard. OF approved.
OIL. 4-017O No AGENTS nlease
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HOUSES BY HUGHES = l-6e,

HOUSES BY HUGHES = 4-5edrfn.
clientele; superior w Hyattsville
location; immaculate red brick Cape
Cod; > cheerful bedrms. dn., plus
stunning dormitory 2nd a. Built
ms galore. Inspiring kit, done in
early American motif: storm win
dows, awnings, etc. ETC., etc. Priced
for quick sale at St4.75O. w. r.,
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BKADLEK BLVD. AREA-Beaut
neighborhood Of fine homes fol
ideal family liv.; 3-bedrm. brk.
Colonial, with den and Law. on lst
n slate roof bsmt., gar. nice lot.
Mid POS, FRANK S. PHILLIPS, OF,
o--O0R fiji o :, ",
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R. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS

Mass. Ave. Realtors. Ma. S-bO2O
CoLORED-I232 UNION ST. s.W-
6-rm. brick; bath, gas, cleo; SOS
mo-; $3.50 wk. OIL. 2-7l2S. ---3
coLORED-4se5 HILLSIDE RID. Sc.
% rms, Ia bath, semldetached:
fenced-in yard, fun hsmt., large
back porch. 500 BUsADA REALTY
co. 10 S-SbO0 -
COLORED = WOODBRIDGE, D. g.,
2507 Randolph st. MT rms.
bath: sas heat; Sl10. EN-. 10000
cOLORED-1IO9 n ST. Me-
rms. gas. electric $40 mo. Elk
a-a9O0, no. 2-0325.
COLORgD-lbIs NEWTON ST. NV.
-Rsauesd from SlS6 % SiiO mo. /;
closed porehes: automatic gas heat,
Cali co. h-6222.
The Sidney herald., 1956-02-09
Four Mile
Mrs. Inga Sundheim

A number of people went to Char
lie Anvik's Sunday evening to help
Margaret Anvik celebrate her birth
day. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Kai Skov and children of WILL
iston. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Christen-
son and son Roger. Mr.. and Mrs
Warner Anvik and children. Mrs,
Christensen and Anne and Jimmy,
Edwin Sundheim and son Orville. Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Anvik. Louie Anvik
and Miss Slegel from Froid and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Vertner from Yves
Mrs. Inga sundheim was back to
her old stomping grounds Saturday
and Sunday at Inga's Grocery at
Sioux Pass. She took care of the two
boys. Joel and Sterling and the store
while Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Sundheim
Sunday at Stewards sisters. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Brown of Skaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Sundheim left last
Thursday for parts of S. Dakota,
Minnesota and Missouri. They plan on
being gone for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Anvik took
their son vern. back to Williston for
a checkup by the doctor. They left
him with his aunt. Mrs. Kai Skov.
Alfred Anvik helped Edwin Sund-
helm do wiring at his house Tuesday.
Mrs. Hugh Brown spent Tuesday
AASiiL dt Git IOilt VI Ici Pdltiltot
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sundheim. She is
still helping out at the Holly Sugar
Co. office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Anvik spent
Tuesday at Edwin Sundheim's. Mr..
Anvik helped with some of the re-
modelling inside the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sundheim enjoyed
a chicken dinner at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Brown of Sidney on
Wednesday.
Erwin Stordahl returned via From
tier Air Lines Saturday from Billings.
The Sidney herald., 1956-02-09

Mrs. Roy Zadow visited and had din
ner at the Bliff Kappel home on
Tuesday while Roy and Jerry did
some work at the Zadow place.
Mrs. Gail Sawyer called on Mrs,
Lille Neyins Saturday afternoon.
A few of the All members and
their parents worked on the signs at
the Dave ADKINS Tuesday evening.
helped Bill Cundif haul hay Thurs
DAY. The women folks n Mrs. Ber-
neice Cundiff were also there for din
ner,
Mrs. Lille Nevins and Orlo We're
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Win Nevins of Sidney.
The Jerry Obergfells visited at the
John Obergfells' Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swensen and
Mrs. Berneice Cundiff left Monday
morning for Billings where George
will consul a doctor and Mrs. Cum
diff will visit her daughters. Mrs.
Frank Spaur of Billings and Mrs. Ar
mold Newman of Columbus.
Dwight Brose visited Orlo Nev1ns
Monday afternoon.
Mary Putnam was an overnight
guest of Barbara Dashner or Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Schields, David.
Bobbie and Connie visited friends in
Froid Sunday afternoon and evening.
dis Link was a weekend guest
at the Thee. Scflields home.
Theo. Sctields helped serve lunch
at the Mems Fellowship of the Peo-
pies Congregational church on Mon
day evening.
The Sidney herald., 1956-02-09

Royle Koch OF Sidney visited
at the Alfred Gullickson home
Friday night and Saturday morn
ing.
Vernon Klose, Marvin Skogen
and Milt Olsen Jr., took in the
basketball game in Fairview Sat-
urday evening.
The Milton Olsens were callers
at the Virgil Ludington home in
Williston Friday and also at the
G.. Wang home.
The annual meeting of the
Episcopal church was held Tues
day evening. The following Of
ficers were elected for the COM
ing year: Church warden, Anton
Klose: secretary-treasurer, Forest
johnson, and three members of
the vestry, Richard Croy, Bill
Dobias, Julius Lassey. Reverend
Powell plans to conduct Bible
study at the church on the eve
nings of March 8 = Is and %.
Lunch was served at the close
of the meeting with Mrs. Forrest
Johnson, hostess.
The Sidney herald., 1956-02-09

900 a. m. Members of the Chancel
choir meet for rehearsal.
Mrs. Walter Quilting. director.
Gas a. m. School of Christian edu-
cation. with Bible centered lessons.
Glasses for all ages. Mrs. c. E Ha-
gen, supt.
II 100 a. m. Morning worship service.
The Sr. choir will sing The Heav-
ems Are Telling" Knut Hoversten,
director.
Sermon by the pastor: Put the
Best into Your Character.
Chancel choir will sing Walk in
Jerusalem. Mrs. Waiter Quilting,
director.
$50 D. m. Methodist Youth Fellow
ship for all high school students.
Discussion leader, Dorothy Jones.
Refreshments committee. Terry Whit
aker. Tom Quilting. and Craig Price.
Tuesday, February 18th the Father
and Son Banquet for all fathers and
sons sponsored by the Methodist
Mems club.
It is not a good preparation for
heaven to have misSpent your last
Sunday on earth. Come and wor-
ship with us.
The Sidney herald., 1956-02-09
Sunshine
HOmemakerS

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Skogen
and Marvin and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Denowh and Pat were Thurs
day evening visitors at the Mil
ton Olsen home.
Bethel WMF met at the church
Wednesday with 9 members pres
ent and Mrs. Setness a visitor.
Pastor Setness led in Bible study
of Peter and his Epistles. In
stallation of officers was held:
Mrs. Ray Oakland, president;
Mrs. VIM. Faulkner, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Gilman Wang, sec
rotary and Mrs. Severt Sponheim,
treasurer. Happy Birthday" was
sung to Mrs. Earl Linsley and
Mrs. Setness. Birthday cake was
served. The WMF will visit Bethel
Home in Williston the last of this
month.
A directors meeting of Yell
lowstone Wildlife club was held
at the Sandy brothers home last
Thursday evening. Those present
were Roy Johnson, Frank Erick-
son, Bin Faulkner, Harry Pay
cite, Left Tjelde, Louis Rang, AL
fred Gullickson and Morton
Sponheim. Mrs. Roy Johnson &C
companied her husband and Wis
tied Mrs. Sandy. After the meet
ing lunch was served by the
Sandy boys.
Mrs. Milton Olsen visited Mrs.
Bert Chase in Fairview Saturday
afternoon.
Gilman Wang, A. o. Wang,
Ross Speed and the Art Link
and Forrest Johnson families en-
The Sidney herald., 1956-02-09

Clark and Mary Johnson of
Glasgow spent the week end at
the Andrew Johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Candee
visited at the Harry Hagen home
Saturday. In the evening the
Candies and the Hagens attend
ed the dance at Elmdale hall.
MI. and Mrs. Werner King,
Roger and Aaron were Friday
evening supper guests at the
Henry Etzel home in Poplar.
Mrs. King also visited at the
George Lott home.
The Western Funmaker's All
club members and their par
ents were guests of the $3.50
club in Poplar Friday evening.
Roger King spoke and showed
slides of his trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Miller T
visiting at the A. Ray Miller
home.
Ray G. Miller called at the
Henry Etzel home Sunday.
- Myron PentZ is spending a few
days in bed with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milne and
girls and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Voor-
hees were dinner guests at the
Frank Winhofer home Sunday.
Among the southsiders attend
ing the funeral for Fred Frerich
of Poplar were Joseph Flach, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Pischke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Marrottek, Ed and
Ray G.. Miller, and Mrs. Henry
Etzel.
MIR. and Mrs. Glen Stone of
Sidney visited at the A. Ray
home Sunday.
The Sidney herald., 1956-02-09
why Lent?

Christianity what a spring is to
a watch, what a motor is to a
car. Take the message of the
substitutionary death of Christ
out Of the Christian religion and
you have only a worthless shell.
The message of Lent is still
the message of Paul: Christ
died for our sins according to
the Scriptures" Christ hath
redeemed us from the curse of
the Law, being made a curse for
us" He His own self bore our
sins in His own body on the
Cross"
During these weeks thousands
of churches throughout the ma
ton are bringing this funda-
mental Bible fact into sharp
focus, not only for the benefit of
those who are already in the
membership but also for those
who have not yet come to a per-
sonal faith in the Christian
Gospel.
If you have not yet found for
giveness for your sins through
faith in the substitutionary death
of Jesus Christ, we extend a
hearty invitation to you to at
tend our Lenten services.
The Sidney herald., 1956-02-09

joyed dinner at the Roy Johnson
home Sunday helping MIR john
son celebrate his birthday which
was on Monday.
Word has been received here
of the death of Earl Rose, an
early resident of this rea He
ran the Mckenzie hotel in Alex
ander for many years, later liv-
ing north of Cartwright for sew
eral years, selling out and NOV
ing to California, where he re-
sided at the time of his death. He
is survived by his wife and sew
eral step children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Larsen,
Stevie and Darla of Culbertson
were Sunday visitors at the Mil
ton Olsen home. That afternoon
they called on the Roy Johnsons.
Forrest Johnson returned home
Saturday from Fargo, where he
underwent surgery. Mrs. john
son and children and MIR. and
Mrs. johnson motored to Willis
ton to get him and also visited
at the Gilman Wang home.
The Sidney herald., 1956-02-09

tored to Havre Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Martin to visit
with the Maurice Martins.
Melvin Dischaak and Elmer
Herdt are among the men who
went with sheep to the twin
cities on the special.
Elmer Martin went to Elgin,
N. D., where he plans on a few
days of ice-fishing with his SON.
in-law, Ray Markow at the Heart
Butte dam.
Visitors at the Harlow Beiber
home Monday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Erwin Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Damn
and family of Culbertson visited
at the home of her parents, the
Fred Millers, over the weekend.