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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-02

There are l,2s5,oo0 people
who receive MISSION magazine
six times every year. You who
are NOT yet receiving IL. will be
interested in this bi-monfhIy
publication. Edited by the Most
Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, II con-
tains articles and anecdotes,
pictures and cartoons deserih-
ing the work Of the Propasa-
fion Of the Faith in the five
continents of the world. When
you send us your sacrifice for
the poor Of fhe world. ask that
your name be included on the
MISSION mailing list. We will
be happy to send II to you.
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Jesuit Alumni In US.
Will Honor Founder
of Order, March III

LOS ANGELES, Calf. = NC) - Some 100000 alumni
of the % Jesuit colleges and universities in the United
States expected to gather in hundreds of cities Sun
day March IL to honor the founder of the Society of Jesus
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-02

GOD LOVE YOU to W.G.Y.
Zone morning last month |
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-02

Cut out this column, pin your
sacrifice to it, and send it to
the Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen,
National Director of the Society
for the Propagation of the
Faith, or your Diocesan Diree-
tor, Father James Kulp, 246
East Town Street, Columbus,
is, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07
80

7:3o
4-Dinoh Shore. Songs.
5-The Whistler. Drama.
Meeting on 10th Street."
1.-The Lone Ranger. Western.
Gross of Sonto Domingo" Out
lows woyloy two priests for the
precious cross.
9-Sereeont Preston. Action.
7:45
4-John c. Swoyze. News.
500
4-You Bet Your Life.
5-WorneF Brothers Premiere.
Hour, Is Min. my Dreom Is
Yours" Jack Corson. Doris boy.
7-Cireus.
Hour. Paul Winchell and Jerry
Mohoney.
Sob Cummings. Comedy.
$50
4-DFoqnet. jock Webb.
9-CIimax. Dromo.
i Hour. Tourney Into Feor."
John Forsythe. Evo Color.
900
4-DemocFatic Committee.
7-Wire Service.
| Hour. Campaign Troin."
George Brent.
9:25
5-Matthew Warren. News.
9-Demoerotie Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
BY HAROLD SMITH

Install a permanently lighted
number on your house front
and you will earn the thanks of
visiting strangers to your neigh
borhood. Issuing cheap, low
voltage fiashlight or radio panel
lamps. lighted by a bell-ringing
transformer, such a number
burning night and day will use
only a few cents worth Of cleo
tricity a year.
Start by building a box with
an inside measurement of 2 by
Is inches and a depth of about
~ inches. This can be made
from straightforward, knot-free
pine of so-called l-inch thick
ness (actually only "a inch)
or it can be a 3 by 912-ineh block
sawn from pinch pine plank
with the inside followed Out
with a scroll saw or coping saw
Frame of PlywOOd
Using "a -inch plywood, make
ia front and back cover frame tc
fit the main box. The front
cover frame is cut out with g
hole to match the box hollow
/ With a sharp wood chisel, cut
/ rabbet (two-sided notch) VI
inch wide and "a inch deer
around all four edges of the
cover frame. into which will fl
flush a 2l2 by 8l2-inch piece Of
frosted glass Of the thickness
known as double strength" OF
"double thick"
/ Both front and back covers
should be affixed with small
screws, so they can be removed
easily for servicing if the lamps
should burn out.
/ Frosted glass is obtainable al
most glass stores and some hard
ware stores. 1t is sand blasted t.
a translucent finish on one side
only, and is used with this side
to the weather. Cutting is done
by scoring the smooth side with
the glass cutter.
Constantly Visible
The house numbers are cut
with a sharp knife point from
thin cardboard, and pasted or
the frosted side of the glass. The
whole is then painted Will
opaque paint, and when it drie'
the cardboard numbers are peelec
of, exposing implanted frosted
glass numbers that are clearly
visible night and day.
For four digit numbers, eacf
should be no more than abou'
ia inches high and liz inches
wide. spaced so they don't blu
together when, read from a dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
Soengerbund Concert
To Aid Hunqurions

The Washington Saengerbund
viii hold its annual concert and
dance at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
Presidential Arms banquet room,
1920 G street NV. Proceeds will
be donated to Hungarian relief.
Director Max Seeboth will
lead the 100-voice German
American choir in classical and
traditional German works. Ilons
Massey. Hungarian-born actress
is scheduled to sing the Hun
garian national anthem. The
concert will be recorded by the
Voice of America for broadcast
in Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
Friends Will Appreciate
Lighted House Number

lance. For the temporary gluing
you can use library paste or rub
Der cement.
A reflector strip 2 inches wide
and 812 inches long is cut from
thin sheet aluminium and held
in the box by a force fit. curving
inward toward the back.
This strip is drilled an inch
or so from each end to take the
lamps and their sockets. which
you may salvage from an old
radio set.
A bell ringing transformer with
an output rating of no more than
10 volts Is used to light the lamps,
which should themselves have a
rating of at least 6 volts, such
as the lamps used in four-celled
I flashlights.
The lamps are wired to the
transformer output in series,
that is, in such manner that
the electrical path to each light
is through the filament of the
other, as shown in the accom-
panying sketch.
If you don't use this series
wiring, the bulbs will burn out
prematurely; if you do, the
lamps win give service in
definitely.
Extra Wire Needed
The method of wiring which
uses one wire of the front door
bell button is also shown. This
requires that an extra wire be
run from the house number
lamps either to the hot" wire
of the doorbell or chimes. or to
the transformer terminal to
which this wire is connected,
whichever is closer. 1t may be
practical to use the existing
pair of bell button wires to
pull a three-wire cluster back
from the bell button to the gong
or chimes, where all necessary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
Silver Spring

1909 Dale Drive Silver Spring
New we'll ponned 4-bedoon "a both, spit-Ievel in on
exclusive convenient neiohborhood oorooe, ROOM
screened porch beautiful home With Jorge for the
Jorge omiy To reoch Out Coesvs Rd 10 Dole Drive, left
blocks 10 house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17

connections can be made.
GongS or chimes are often
fed by transformers with out
puts up to "a volts. If yours is
this type, don't connect the
house number lights to it, but
rather install a separate 6 or
10-volt transformer-they don't
cost very much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
ROCK GREEK HILLS
$500 SAUL ROAD

SouU SAVL NOAV
; BEDROOMS, DEN AND
u INTERROGATION ROOM
3z-AcRe Of lovely oordsns designed
for the weekend sordsnsr. Added
lectures: aluminium windows, cop
per plumbing and cutters, storm
windows, sloie roof; TWO CAR Ca
RAGE; SCREENED PORCH Plus
STONE PATIO overlooking lockwood
aordsns. Price, S44,95o. with both
lots, or purchase house and one lot
for substantially less.
s035 GLENDALE ROAD--HAAALkJ--
Reproduction cost $50, 900 - PRICE,
SAa, 500. 4 LARGE BEDROOMS, 4I7
BATHs, 4 YEARS OLDl In better
fhon brond-nsw condition. Rambling
Colonial with Jorge, gracious Fecep-
iion hall, 27-ft. living room, family
size dining room, ioday's kitchen,
ponsled library and powder room;
massive l6x35 puneled elvbroon, as
fine os any you have seen, with
Ull-leneth windows above grade.
Attractive maids room ond both.
35-fi. screened summer porch over
looking level, Tsor garden. lor9e
$4,000 50. n. we'll shrubbed lot.
Oversize 2-eor eorogs. DIRECTIONS:
Ovt Conn. Ave. z blocks beyond
Eusi-Wesi Highway, right on Dunlop
81. one block. left on Glendale 10
So35 and T.J.F. open sign on right,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
Bio THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
sATURDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1856

sao6 woRTHIhcTON DR.. - PRICED
IN the LOW TWENTlES-oH West
morelond Circle ond Moss. Ave.
PROFESSIONALISM stone and brick with
eve appeal galore. Reception hall,
livinq room with open woodworking
fireplace and boy window, dining
room, kitchen, powder rm., screened
summer porch, first floor; 3 nice size
bedrooms, 2 baths, second floor.
Full basement, 9os hot-woter heat,
s,oruse atiic, oitoehed goroge. One
block 10 Westbrook Elementary and
Western Jr. High. Good trunsporio-
iion and Spring Volley shopping,
DIRECTIONS. From Westmorsland
Circle out Moss. Ave. ] block, right
on Jamestown Rd. one block. left on
Warrington 10 T.J.F. open sign on
left.
BARNABY WOODS - 620l Goth ST.
NV. - S26,950. s BEDROOMS, 3
BAIHS--VALUE GALORE FOR The
LARGE Notwithstanding huge CEN
ter reception hall. situoisd on q
we'll shrUbbed, level, corner lot with
beautiful trees. Immense living room
with fiFeploes and side screened
porch, fomilY.size dining room. large
kitchen with breokfost space and
ponfry. Full basement with recrea-
ton room. This is on excellent volys
and should not be missed. DlREC-
TONS, Out Conn. Ave, right on
Nobrosko Ave. 10 Itch Ave, left
10 Goth ST., right block TO T.J.f.
open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
Parking for Yuchts-
HTvuu

MANIA department store
in Miami has a yacht dock to
accommodate persons who wish
to park their boats while they
shop.
Evening star., 1956-12-02
Army TANK Busters"
Thrive on Thrills
By MEREDITH S. BUEL


then
a
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believe real he71 miles
situations
military vehicles through miles of nghtmarsh the
Proving Baltimore
picked lot Why they tolerate this bone
their day? Breathing!"
helped Aberdeens obstacle
things
of
it"caution disaster"
Evening star., 1956-12-02

Test driver Bill Hud 81 stort ceon crosh helmet ond
foteues left but when the right it's
happens? o
conditions
climb
rugged
o a power-and
CONTINUED
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07

Thomas of Hopewell Mis-
sionarY Baptist. doubled his
quota Of last week and sue
ceeded in moving up to second
place. behind front : runner
George McDuffie of Third
Baptist who has held tightly
10 the top rung of the contest
since the beginning.
Mr.. William Washington OF
Greater Mt. Carmel nearly
doubled his previous total, but
only succeeded in maintaining
third place in the red-hot con-
test.
Rev. e. S. Jones, who made
great splurge two weeks ago,
placing next to Mr.. McDuffie,
added votes, but dropped from
second to fourth.
Mrs. Fannie Everett Of First
Baptist Church. Dslray. slippsd
from fourth 10 fifth In the
weekly turnover Of positions
in the race.
Mr.. James Jennings OF Bethel
Temple Baptist dropped a notch
10 sixth place, ahead OF Mrs.
Mary Castleberry, House OF
Israel. who moved up from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07
ThoIheimer
Aword to
NAACp

For the second consecutive
year the Detroit branch of the
NAACP has received the Thai
heimer Award from the National
office of the organization in San
Francisco this week.
Given for general all-around
leadership, as we'll as total mem
bership and money raised, the
local branch continues 10 sparkle
despite keen competition from
several other cities.
Edward Turner, Detroit presi-
dent, and also president Of the
Michigan state association OF
branches Of the NAACP. Arthur
Johnson and Leon Wallace. this
years campaign chairmen. and
Carolyn Dean, executive secre-
lary. are among the delegates
attending the San Francisco
Conference which concludes
this weekend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07

ninth.
Mr. Roosevelt Price of War
rem Avenue Baptist, up front in
the early voting, added votes
but dropped one step, to eighth.
Others in the contest lsome
say they're holding outl. failed
to register more than ten or 20
points.
Mr.. McDuffie, who has been
looking down on the field ali
Of the time, added l,S40 votes,
but placed second to Mr.. Thomas
insofar as registering the largest
gain of the week.
Mr.. Thomas 3.640 from l.24o
gave him q total increase OF
2,l0o votes.
Speaking OF votes, the Contest
Editor advises friends and con-
testants to get them in early
so that their respective candi-
dates may know how they're
progressing In the contest.
Other contestants and the
church they represent are Mr..
Charles Reynolds. MI. Charity
Baptist, Mrs. Mary Dudley.
Rose Of Sharon Baptist; Mr..
Edward Napier. Church OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07
Citizens.
Register
By July 9

Monday, July o, is the last
day in which 10 register as a
voter for the Primary Election
of August z, 1856.
Police Precinct Stations, ex-
cepting Police Headquarters.
will be opened Monday, July 8,
from IL noon TO 8 pm. for the
purpose Of accepting registra-
tions and changes Of address.
Registrations can also be eff
fected at the Election Commits
sion Offices in Room 202 of the
City-County Building. any day
Monday through Saturday from
8 am. to 4:30 pm. and Monday.
July 8 from 8 am. to 8 pm.
Electors who have registered,
voted or transferred since Jan.
/, 1854 are not required to re-
register.
Persons who registered prior
to January l, 1854, but have not
voted since, should apply for re-
registration.
Electors who have registered
or voted since january /. 1854
and have recently moved from
one address to another, both
within the City of Detroit, may
transfer by listing their old and
new addresses and signature on
a postal card or on the reverse
side of their registration certifi-
cate and mailing same TO the
City Election Commission, 202
City County Building. Detroit
H26, Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07

Hansen. who served as soc.
ton head Of officers pay at
Goldman Field during World
War IL. Is a native of West
Virginia.
He graduated from Northwest
ern High School here and at
tended Highland Park Junior
High and Wayne University.
He formerly served as assist
ant manager OF a local grocery
branch company for five years.
Prior to his promotion, he
had served in the building de-
partment In the main office OF
the gas company.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07
See Sun. Tv, $3.50 a.ln., Channel J
Oral Roberts Heals Via Prayers!
Patent, 48. Dies in Dental Surgery
AZ t..l. Arsr..ess -a..... s-aaa-AA trras Prsssl

COD 70 HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
THE DEVIL. STEALING 20 YEARS VIA CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH VOID. OR DEFICIENCY OF, IN HOME,
CHURCH. EDUCATION, OR so-ealed CULTURED
PATIENT, 40. DIES IN DENTAL SURGERY
free Press
BATTLE cREEK-Edward L. Sellers 49, collapsed while
having teeth pulled in dentists office and died before arrival
ala local hospital.
He had appointment to have nine teeth extracted puf
called The dentist for earlier appointment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07

The trial of Prophet Jones
began Monday in Recorders
Judge Paul +. Krause's Court
before a jury OF seven men and
five women.
Patrolman John A. Henry was
the officer from the Vice Squad
who filed the gross indecency
charge against Prophet Jones.
Prophet Jones allegedlY act
ed in an immoral manner with
the young pairolman last Dee.
2s.
Henry had gone TO see the
Prophet on several previous oc-
casions. supposedly to get an
ailing back healed.
Jones was ordered to stand
trial following more than two
months grace, during which he
was allowed to lrecuperate.
Jones, in "hot water with his
creditors as wen as laws of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07
Evangelist Billy Graham
Answers Conscience Trouble!
MY ANSWER
Bv Billy Graham

QUESTION: My conscience Is troubling me- Several years
p my was threatened and falsely AS result an
innocent went to prison for Ife NY second son has now
been killed in accident Tell me what to dow. n. b.
ANSWER: Your conscience should trouble you deeply as
should that of your son. There but thing to do and
that for your SON to make full confession OF what ne has
done and bear the penalty for IT, Think OF the sorrow and
suffering which has been caused TO this innocent party and MS
own family.
Only the fullest restitution should be considered Inere
'Es many details you have not explained, but as tar as
pabe your family should try TO make good in financial
way the loss which this other man has sustained
you not Christian The first thing you should 90 "
Christ Savior and Lord and ask Gods
% this SIM In addition going to the authorities and confess
Y" this wrong. all Of you who are involved should ask rms
man TO forgive you.
Only after YOU have taken these steps you find peace
IN your heart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07


Ace Carter. rspuied Alabama
haf.monger. sllegediY revealed
over the week-end that
branches OF the White Citizens
Council are located In Dear.
born. Detroit and Highland
Park.
Although not on the scene
here himself, he repeatedly stat
ed that his brother, James Doug
las Carter, would arrive IN
Michigan soon 10 open head
quarters in a building rented IN
Dearborn last week.
Louis Smith, owner Of the
building, admitted that a deposit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07

The 10th Pastoral anniversary
OF Rev. M Bandy, pastor OF the
Universal Hagar's Spiritual
church No. ?. 1929 Holbrook,
was celebrated Wednesday. June
"a through Sunday. July 1.
The Anniversary sermon was
preached Sunday afternoon al
three o'clock bv Rev. b. Martin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07

Married, he and his wife.
Margaret have one. daughter.
Pamela Renee. three and one.
half years Of age.
A member OF 81. Cyprian
Episcopal Church. he also be-
longs TO the Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity and the Pythagoras
Lodge No. II, F. and A. M.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07
EVANGELIST BILLY GRAHAM ANSWERS RE
Social Drinking!

WI TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO USERS ARE BARRED
'koM MEMBERSHIP IN NY CHOSEN CHURCHES OF MY
INDISPENSABLE, INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE
ID MOVEMENT AND IT'S MEMBERS. UPON
A., FULFILLING THE REQUIREMENTS FOR BEING
'e"ulNE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, REJECT TIE
,v, DEVILS cSuc STORE MISUNDERSTANDING
sSRups FOR uNPEpsNTANT SINNERS THE DEVILS
49, ADAM AND EVE pupEs. or HIS PSYCHOLOGY or
V" DISEASE. DEATH, pEFoRMTlEs, DISASTERS
.MiYT-Hi-c-A-L VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT
'sNoMENA ALLIli ~.
NY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham rree r's''
QUESTION: can find no objection 10 social drinking N
sole In fact. seems problem Is TO learn 10" -
w N rnodorsiion.-l-i., N. r.
Isss SOCIAL DRINKING, Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07

of $3.50 had been placed on a
building by a man who identi-
fled himself as T. Conroy.
Upon learning that II possibly
would be used as headquarters
for the White Citizens Council,
he stated that he wanted no
part Of the money, and would
refund II 10 the depositor.
Neither the Detroit police
nor the Mayors Commission
on Infcrrscisl Relations. thus
far. have been able 10 estab-
ilsh that the White Citizens
Councils are even organised.
not 10 msniion funriioninu In
Michisan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07

city and state, has ceased church
activities on Linwood avenue
where he held forth for the last
few years.
Since ordered TO trial on the
gross indecency charge, he has
sold his French Castle on Arden
Park.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07

Spirited competition in the Detroit Tribune's Most Popu-
lar Sunday School Superintendent contest manifested itself
again during the past week. with last weeks surprising Jump
nv James Thomas from II to sixth almost being repeated
this week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07
Panel jury
Hear Charges

Sufficiently improved to go to Recorders Court Prophet
James F. Jones trial Tuesday the second OF two
gross indecency charges.
An earlier charge dropped when lsysar-oId
boy failed 10 show in court.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07
Consolidated
Ups Employee

Preparation and persistence paid of recently for
Detroit veteran of World War H. M
Hansen r Hunter Jr. of 4051 Blaine an emplovee
OF the Michigan Consolidated Gas Co for six and
years was recently promoted to the sales department If
the Gas COMPANY 1890 ~ot'e'''"e"' Oi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07
HopeweII's J.Thomos on
Move in Tribune Super Contest

God in Christ; Mr.. J. T. Rob-
inson. MI. Vernon Baptist. Mrs.
Velma Siotts. Church OF Our
Father. Baptist; Mr.. Parks
Kennedy. Greater st. Peter
AME Zion. Alfred Hardi. New
Hope Baptist.
Complete results for this week
are as follows:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07
Dearborn Office
Reported Rented

Ruors that REPRESENTATIVES, OF White Citizens COUNCILS
a active in Michigan particularly three cities were UNI
conGrmed this week except for rental of building by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07

lib u l. EFT IN
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.S.

PLANES CRASH; 1913 DEAD!
or THE DEVILS JUDAS, ANTEcHIRsT JUDAISM
or THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM
or THE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH VOID PROT
esTANTIsM AND THE DEVILS THERAPEuTIcs!-
CHRIST SCIENCE VOID, OR DEFICIENT THEREIN!
NOT ONE cHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN sclENTIsT-oF MY
CHOSEN oNEs-AT THE RIGHT PLACED
PART 2
"lNcREDIBLE BAD LUCK"
did oUTDATED SYSTEM KILL 1882"
SLOPPY THINKING DISCIPLINE, LEADERSHIP OF
NON CHRISTIAN scIENTisTsM OF THE ALCOHOL
AND TOBACCO U-S-E-R-S AND USERS or DRUG
STORE MISUNDERSTANDING sYRUPs" FOR
UNnEPENTANT SINNERs-HEBREWS. ROMAN
CATHOLICS, PRoTEsTANTs. ct al. SATAN BOUND"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07
township May
Be AII-Nesro

A small suburban community
bordering on Detroit's outskirts
may one day be Michigan's only
Negro city.
Royal Oak Township with a
population of approximately
$4,000. is rich with the posi-
bilitY of future developments.
The Township was once a part
of a 36 square mile area which
has given birth to such Mich.
gan cities as: Oak Park, Madison
Heights, Ferndale, pleasant
Ridge, huntington Woods, Berk-
ley, Clawson, Hazel Park and
Royal Oak.
The recent inception in De-
cember 1855 of Madison Heights
City has left Royal Oak Town
ship encompassing an area be-
tween 8 Mile Road, Scotia Road
Mitcheldale and the borders OF
Oak Park City.
The Township owns an addit.
ional SO acres at 10 Mile and
Greenfield.
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-09
Sidney Firernen
Hold Annual
Picnic Sunday

The Sidney firemen went all
out Sunday to show their fami-
lies a fine time at their Gath
annual picnic. The sumptuous
dinner of fried chicken, baked
ham, potato salad, fish, vege-
tables ct cetera prepared by
the Lalonde hotel chef, with ice
ream and pop for the kiddies
and several fine homemade cakes
baked by wives of the volunteer
firemen on a volunteer basis, was
served by the men to over 100
members of firemen's families
and a few official guests. There
was plenty of food for lunching
throughout the afternoon and
the park furnished a wonderful
setting for horseshoe and other
games, as well as being a rest
full spot for visiting. The children
present were thrilled when they
were taken on a ride around the
park in a fire engine.
The picnic broke up after six
o'clock when such a fine time
had been enjoyed that all in at
tendance, the children especial
ly, were reluctant to pull out for
home.
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-09
Ladies Golf
Club News

Hostesses at the Sidney Coun-
try Club Wednesday were Mrs.
HUI Williamson and Mrs. Robert
ST. Cyr. Mrs. VIM. Seitz ST., won
the high score bridge prize and
Mrs. Joe Halvorson and Mrs. Vic
Koch won golf prizes. A number
of the golfers were in Crosby
for an ~invitational tournament.
The next meeting will be the
Lower Missouri tour
nament. This will be the 25th an
~niversary of this tournament and
special effort is being put forth
to have as many old members of
the club as possible in attend
ance. There will be a number of
charter members attending not
only from Sidney but from other
towns in the Lower yell
lowstone = Missouri association.
A splendid attendance is looked
forward to and all Sidney men,
bers are especially urged to be
out.