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The Sidney herald., 1957-08-22
THE SIDNEY HERALD ~
Thursday. August ~. 1857 A

girls were supper guests at Rus
sell Danielsons Friday night.
Albert Kilen is combining
wheat for Lauritz Jensen this
week.
Mrs. Eyvind Wick and children
went to a picnic Sunday evening
at the City Park in Fairview in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Warner of Buffalo, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gierke Jr.
and children were Saturday eve
ming visitors and stayed overnight
at the Albert Noah home, return
ing to Sidney Sunday afternoon.
That evening Asa and Ruth Kopp
had supper with the Noah's.
Mrs. Eileen Inko and children
visited several days last week at
the George B. Daniels home in
Sidney. Eileen and the children
are leaving Saturday for their
home in Hopwood, Pennsylvania.
E. R. Poff called at the John
Conroy home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ruben Giese and children
visited with Lii Jensen Monday
afternoon.
Russell Danielson was a dinner
guest at the E. 0. Redlin home
on Sunday.
Florence Conroy visited briefly
at the Lauritz Jensen home Sat-
urday morning.
Morning coffee guests at the
Lauritz Jensen home Tuesday
were Al, Karen and Gary Gierke.
Karen stayed the forenoon to visit
with Lii.
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Four Mile
Mrs. Inqa Sundhsim

Alfred Berntson of Fairviev
called on Edwin Sundheim last
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin johnson
of Fairview called at the Ed
Sundheim home Sunday fore
noon.
Reuben Hammer and Jackie
Flynn called. at the Ed Sund-
helm home last Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Volnes and
son of Fairview visited at the
Ed Sundheim home last Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brown OF
Skaar, Sidney were supper guests
at the Ed Sundheim home last
Thursday.
Orville Sundheim finished
combining Sunday afternoon for
l.. Thorbjornson and moved out
to Sioux Pass to combine for
Enid and Stewart Sundheim.
Ernest and Ilene Stordahl Wis
tied Florence Anvik Monday and
played with the Anvik children,
Vern and Jennie.
Dallas Sundheim came home
last Sunday from the hospital at
Sidney where he was a patient
for five days. He is getting along
fine after his operation.
Mrs. Lonnie Hurley and Mrs.
Stewart Sundheim visited Mrs.
Florence Anvik Monday evening.
Mrs. Arnold Howard and Kar-
en- called on her mother, Mrs.
Alex Damn Tuesday morning.
Beret Benson, mother of Mrs.
J. Sundheim is leaving this week
for Great Falls, Montana to visit
a daughter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Sell. Beret Benson has
spent a number of weeks with
her son Left Benson and family
of Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Stordahl
and family visited James John
son and family of Sidney re-
Gently.
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family visited at the Chas. Dan
iels home Sunday. They brought
Darlene Inko home as she had
been staying with them for a
week.
Lii Jensen and Marie Noah at
tended their w. B. club meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Eliza Chadderdon in Sid
ney.
Carol, Kenny, Larry and Judy
Simonsen were dinner guests at
the Matt Goebelt home in Sidney
on Sunday. Other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Darrell Goebel and
Dawn, Ida and Gail Simonsen, Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip Moore of Trotter,
ND, and MI. and Mrs. Clifford
Erickson.
Mrs. Con Simonsen and family
and Florence Conroy visited brief
ly at the Russell Danielson home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Russell Danielson, Mar
garet and Charles attended LWML
at st. Johns Lutheran church at
Fairview Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Jensen and
family had dinner and spent the
afternoon Sunday at the Larritz
Jensen home. The boys and Walt
helped Lauritz with some fencing
and John stayed over to help his
grandmother. Other afternoon
guests were MI. and Mrs. Gunnar
Olufson and Naomi and Albert
and Brian Kilen.
Carol Simonsen and children
and Florence Conroy were morn
ing callers at the Eyvind Wick
home on Monday.
Albert and Marie Noah had
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-22

County Fair at Sidney, Angus
rs, 27, %. Please bring youl
entries needed for the Sioux Pas:
Community Booth.
Mrs. Loretta Christensen
formerly of Sioux Pass, who now
makes her home at Lansing
Michigan, has been spending the
summer at Sidney. The past week
she had a. her guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Brush and family OF
Lansing. They called on the Lee
Hackleys, Ida Cattaneo, and Mrs
Charles O'Conner and other
frineds in the community.
Mrs. Carl Anvik and Kay Han
sen of Froid, Mont, were cof-
fee guests at the Frank BaIleys
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo O'Conner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Con-
ner attended the wedding in Will
liston on Saturday.
Guests at the Ida and Ray Cat
taneo home On Monday and Tues
day e her brother and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruffatto, Jean,
Donna and Douglas of Spokane,
Washington. On Sunday, Ida and
Ray Cattaneo and Lawrence Her
ness attended a family gathering
at the Quinto Ruffatto home
South of Brockton.
Kay Hansen was a dinner
guest at the Frank Bailey home
Saturday.
Sunday supper guests az the
Frank Bailey home were Mr.
and Mrs. c. Bowden and family
of Trenton, Montana. Mr.. Virgil
Proctor and Mr.. Norman Nelson
of Great Falls, Mont, were ov-
ernight guests.
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Cartwright
Mrs. VIM. Scrivner

Cal Blanchard and his three
children came from Coronado,
Calf, by auto to visit his moth
er, Mrs. John Blanchard at Fair
view and was an overnight guest
at the Richard Croy home. and
left the two older children, Rory
and Cheryl to visit their grand
mother, Mrs. Agnes Croy and
uncles Richard and Lawrence
Croy and cousins.
Mrs. Gilman Wang was q
speaker at Culbertson Monday
evening with the subject of Lii
theran church merger.
A children's party at the VIM.
Klym home last week Tuesday
was especially for the Moran chill
dren who r 500 leaving Cart
wright and will make their home
with their parents at Fairview.
Mr.. Moran has purchased the Sec
ton house here and will move
it to Fairview.
Mrs. VIM. H. Faulkner drove
to Minot Thursday taking her
husbands father to the Veterans
hospital there after suffering an
injury which paralyzed him from
the waist down. The elder gen.
tleman is a World War 1 veter-
an.
Our All Indian Maidens will
have a program of entertainment
Tuesday afternoon, August 20 at
2:30 in the hall and Achievement
Day and will exhibit articles they
have made the past year. We also
expect to see their work at the
Richland County Fair next week.
A cradle shower Friday evening
at the VIM. Lassey home with
Mrs. Ed Propp as co-hostess was
held honoring Mrs. Andy Cayko
of Fairview. A girl baby was
born to her next day, however
it did not survive and funeral
service is being held at Fairview
Tuesday afternoon. Sympathy is
expressed by many friends and
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supper at the AL Gierke Jr. home
Wednesday night.
Claude Johnson, vice president
of the Montana Farmers Union
visited at the Daniels farm Mon
day morning. He came to see Bud
on business and enjoyed dinner
in the field with the men.
Henry Levno combined barley
for Lauritz Jensen on Thursday
and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Goebel
and Dawn were Thursday after
noon and evening visitors at the
Con Simonsen home.
Florence Conroy visited and en-
joyed dinner at the Tom Syth
home Sunday. She also visited
with Mrs. Lawrence Conroy at her
home in Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Danielson
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Sorteberg and Sandra visited at
the Mary Palmer home and also
picked choke cherries a week ago
Sunday.
Izetta Clyde and Nadine Jensen
called at the Eyvind Wick home
Saturday morning.
Merlin Kopp was a guest at a
steak supper at the Albert Noah
home on Friday.
Several women of the commun-
ity worked at the hall on fair
booth decorations Wednesday af-
ternoon and again Sunday after
noon, when they made sheaves.
Mrs. Bud Lowe, Esther Simon
lei and Florence Conroy helped
dress chickens for the freezer at
the Lloyd Salisbury home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Crusch and
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BY Club

Helen O'Conner left for De-
troit Monday making the trir
by car. She recently resigned hei
position as medical secretary al
the Havre Hospital. After spend
ing two weeks with her folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Connor
she left for Detroit where she
has accepted a similar position in
a hospital there. She stopped ov-
ernight at Dickinson, N. D., to
visit her brother Tom O'Conner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Forbes and
girls of Bainville, Montana, were
coffee guests at the FRANK Bailey
home Monday. Mrs. Forbes is
Mrs. Bailey's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson,
their daughter, Mrs. Harry Peter
son and two sons of Hamilton,
Montana, are spending two weeks
visiting the Arthur Anderson
family and other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Harrv Petersen and Mrs.
Arthur An---son visited with
Ida Cattaneo Wednesday after
loon.
Mr.. ar1 FRS. Frank Bailey
went to Bainville, Tuesday night
to bring Rita Mae back home
after visiting a few days with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alix Skorick.
Mrs. Charles O'Conner called
on Ida Cattaneo Friday afternoon
and the two ladies shopped IN
Sidney.
Let's not forget the Richland
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relatives of the young couple.
Ronald and Rosalie Patterson
rode the goose from Fairview
Saturday and spent the day al
Frank Leens' home. Janice KEN
mis- also came by Goose that
cay from Sidney and rode out
to her home with Mrs. Elletson
as she went to deliver mail on
the South Route.
Olga Lassey was in this neigh
borhood Saturday s~olicitating sales
for a wooden mills.
The Odegaard store was bur-
glarized Friday night for the
third time since the year began.
| About rs cartons of cigarets and
some nickels and pennies were
taken. Entry was by the back
door. Mrs. Odegaard telephoned
the event to KICK and was
awarded a dollar for her item.
AS workers of the Sister Kenny
Foundation, Mrs. Frank 1.assey
as County Chairman and her as
sistant, Mrs. Raymond Oakland
were in Minneapolis Monday and
Tuesday attending a Sister Ken
ney Institute. Mrs. Oakland re-
turned home Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Lassey stopped off at De-
troit Lakes, Mimi, for Wednesday
Thursday and Friday for an Epis-
copal Conference of Women's
Auxiliary. Returning home via
Glendive and arriving at Fair
view Mrs. Rostomily and Mrs.
Hardy brought her home Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunst of
Rose Creek, Mimi, were arrivals
by auto last Friday for a visit
with relatives and friends. They
are houseguests at the Roy John
son home and Sunday accompan-
led them to Trenton Lakes for the
boating regatta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Warner of
Buffalo, Mimi, were enjoying a
motor trip and visiting relatives
in Montana and Dakota and that
they might see more people in
shorter time, relatives and friends
met with them Sunday evening
in Fairview Park for a picnic
supper. In the gathering were
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Elletson,
Math Koch Jr. family, the A. ".
Gulliksons, Cartwright, Royle
Koch, Robert Koch and Eyvind
Wick and family and many 9TH
ers. They had been in Terry,
Montana, where they visited the
Lester and Donald Warmer fami-
lies and were enroute home.
They were breakfast guests at
the Elletson home Monday.
Clarence diversion arrived from
Minneapolis Sunday after six
months as student of biography.
julius Lassey, Mrs. Chas. Lassey
and John brought him from Will
liston and spent Sunday at the
Emalie Lassey and Bert Young
strom homes. Clarence leaves a.
gain Tuesday for Great Falls
for assignment to a job with
the Great Northern Railroad.
Ladies of Episcopal church will
be cleaning Sioux Crossing and
Pleasant Center schoolhouses this
and Lutheran Ladies will
clean the Cartwright schoolrooms.
David Williams was a hospital
patient at Sidney a week. He
came to his home at Fairview
Saturday and early Sunday went
to Billings, Montana for surgery
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leens
;pent Sunday visiting friends in
Mrs. John Dunbar and Bryan
we're Williston shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. WAL
ace Hagen and children came
rom Williston and spent SatUr-
lay at the Odegaard home here.
Many local folks are seeing the
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-22
Homes i'm airVie

Very attractive five bedroom home. 3 bedrooms.
bath. large combination living room-dining room
and kitchen on main floor. Two small bedrooms on
second floor. Finished apartment in basement.
Small separate home adjacent for additional in
come. Very desirable location. Price-Sl3.000.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-22
BY Homemakers' Club

Mrs. Harold Franz was an af-
ternoon caller at the Eyvind Wick
home IN Wednesday. Edith Ann
stayed to spend a few days with
the girls.
Betty and Lyle Arneson and
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-22
Commercial Property

COMBES APARTMENTS
Corner Southwest of Post Office
A choice location steadily increasing in value
TEN RENTAL UNITS
Showing excellent return on investment
Ideal for family to live in one apartment and
receive the income from the other nine
SHOWN ON APPOINTMENT
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Real state Roundup
s pecio| air Week Sale
Homes i'm Sidney

Large beautiful three bedroom home in northern
suburb of Sidney. Built in 1854. Approximately
I.400 square feet on main floor. Full basement.
Extra large kitchen with breakfast nook. LARGE
combination dining living room. Exceptional bath.
Hardwood floors throughout. Plaster walls: An
derson windows. Full a" insulation in all outside
walls and ceiling plus vapor barrier. Birch doors.
Large lot approx. 100 front by 300 deep. Most
beautiful woodwork and finish of any home in
town. All wood personally selected and installed
by a cabinetmaker. Price-$23.0 900.
+
Large two story four bedroom home near GRADE
school high school parochial school. downtown.
bedrooms and bath on second floor. Kitchen. din
ing room. living room and half bath on main floor.
Full basement with one bedroom. laundry room.
Easily converted to apartment or game room. Ma
tural gas fired hot wafer heat. New russo win
dows throughout. Large front porch. two car gar.
age. Beautiful large yard and garden space. Fruit
and shade trees mature. Special improvements
paid. Price-$I6.000.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-22

THREE BEDROOM HOUSE
New IA Years Ago
Very Desirable Location
ALI New Homes Surrounding
Wall-to-Wall Carpeting
and Grapes Included
LOT SIZE-60'xl40'
PRICE@$IL,500
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-22

MODERN TRAILER COURT
IN SIDNEY
81 Units-Sewer. water. electricity on each
Concrete Block Utility Building. BOXES
With Laundry Equipment
House for Combination Office
and Living Quarters
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Nearly new-verY desirable home. Two bedrooms.
bath. kitchen. dining room. large front room with
fireplace. Full basement with finished apartment.
Choice location. Price+$l6.000.
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Business BUILDINGS

Facing Highway west part of Sidney towards Fair
Grounds. Ideal for automobile or machinery
agency. repair shop. etc. Outside lot space for
display to highway. Two overhead doors l2'xl2':
Twelve foot high clearance by 80 deep. Display
and parts room. office and rest room. Concrete
floors throughout. Gas space heaters. For sale
or lease.
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Facing Central Avenue. with very attractive two
bedroom apartment in rear of building. Suitable
for any type of sales and service business with
very desirable living quarters included. Building
63'x28'. Display and office 2s'xll'. Shop 2s'x2O.
Apartment, 1882. Outside newly painted.
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-Four bedroom home in choice location. near grade
school. Two bedrooms. living room. bath and large
kitchen on main floor. two bedrooms. bath. stor-
age room and utility room in basement. Outside
newly painted. Special improvements paid. Price
@$l2.500.
Beautiful two bedroom home. with attached gar
age. in new residential section. Full basement.
East front. Exceptionally beautiful yard. trees
and shrubbery. Neighbors good golfers. Price
$4,000.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-22

COMBINATION GRAIN and LIVESTOCK
RANCH IN SIDNEY AREA
3840 decided acres plus 1900 acres leases. Now has
l400 acres cultivated land-more can be. go acres
alfalfa-wheat grass of which 40 acres are flood
irrigated from diversion dam. 3l7 acre Spring
wheat allotment. 10000 bushel granarY storage.
Good improvements. REA-All barns. granaries.
shop and house wired and Yardlighis. Two bed
room four room house. Three stock dams and
one diversion dam. One dam excellent fishing.
Also plenty of wells on place. Will handle 200
head Of stock cows the year around and in addi-
tion excellent for feeding. additional steers
throughout the winter.
Price $ll0 900 down. LONG term financing
on balance.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-22

IRRIGATED BEET and DAIRY FARM
800 acres-47 acre beet allotment. Adjacent to
to highway near Savage. l8 miles south of Sidney.
Very good improvements and very high percent
age of Class l land. Can be bought with or with
out dairy cows and equipment. An exceptional
irrigated farm.
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ing program was initiated, it was
rare person who wasn't driving
at fourteen.
Regardless of generation, there
are some interests which sixteen
year-old girls always have had
and probably always will have in
common: food, boys, clothes, to
name a few. Hot dogs, French
fries, and chocolate cakes don't go
out of style. As for boys, sixteen
is the age when it would seem
romantic to die for love-if the
performance could be repeated and
an appropriate audience could be
assured for each performance.
Clothes change, but the girl who
isn't interested in them is too rare
soul for this world.
Sixteen yesterday, today, and
always also share an attitude =
that of tolerance and a sort OF
affectionate contempt for their
parents, teachers, and other ,senile
members of the population. They
admit that the existence of such
people is necessary, but pity them
for the drabness of their days.
AS for the old saying, "Sweet
sixteen and never been kissed, y
the first person who said it must
have had tongue in cheek. Even
great-grandmother must have
smiled knowingly to herself at
that ONO
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home for the holidays from Will
mington, Del.
A. s. Wikstrom of Skeneateles,
N. Y, who is building summer
home here at Ocracoke, flew in
last week Friday with his two
sons. They and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Nyborg stayed at Sound Front Inn.
Lawrence Ryder, superintendent of
the construction work, and wife
and son, Larry, Jr., have returned
from their trip to Southern Pines,
and Larry, Jr., has enrolled in
Ocracoke School.
Mrs. James Howard of Balti-
more is visiting Mrs. Tressie
Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Brooks had
as Sunday guests her brother, w.
r. Gray and Mrs. Gray, and Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Midgette, of Nor
folk.
Chesley Austin of Winston
Salem visited his mother, Mrs.
Harvey Wahab and Mr.. Wahab,
for Thanksgiving, enjoying some
hunting while here. With him were
1t. Col James H. Lee of Fort
Bragg. Capt. Bill D. Carter, and
Virgil H. Allen, all of Winston
Salem. They stayed at the Charlie
Williams Hunting and Fishing
Lodge.
At the T. H. Wahab cottage
were w. P. Rice, L. M. Duttwiler,
and L. M. Duttwiler, Jr., all of
Riverdale, Maryland.
Also at the Williams Fishing
and Hunting Lodge were DR.. and
Mrs. C. o. Finne and Lyman Colt
of Saltville, Va, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Wallace of Petersburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl C. Sanderson
of Wallace spent several days at
/ Silverlake Inn. At Wahab Village
Hotel were d. w. Griffin, Marion
Willis, Cecil Crawford, of Durham,
all here for some hunting, also Mr..
and Mrs. James D. Davis and sons
of Selbyville, Delaware, and John
Colucci and son of Wilmington, N.
C. Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Stevens
and son, Miss Alberta Watson,
Mrs. Matte Obar, and Mrs. S. B.
Stevens, ST., all of Broadway, N.
c., were at the Howard Tourist
Home. At Sound Front Inn in adj
dition to A. S. Wikstrom and sons,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nyborg,
were DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Smith
of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
H. Hustead of Port Chester, N.
Y, and Mrs. L. E. Beaufort of
Norfolk, Va.
Ocracoke Civic Club will meet
next Monday night, Dec. 9th, in
the school library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Gaskill
plan to spend next Sunday at Bux-
ton with her mother, Mrs. Cora
Lee Casey, who is to celebrate her
80th birthday on that day.
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BY CAROLYN LLOYD

Ever want to be sixteen again?
For a few fleeing moments at a
sixteenth birthday party it seemed
an enviable age. On second
thought, / decided that even if /
were offered draught from the
Fountain of Youth, / would decline
it. Sixteen was a magic age, but
once around was enough. Better
now to go home and settle down to
television and a cup of coffee and
enjoy the thoughts of a holiday
tomorrow. Suppose l had been six
teen and hadn't had a date for the
party; or the boy liked had
danced with another girl all night
or my dress hadn't been just right.
Those things can happen at six
been and even Shakespeare could
not do justice to such tragedy.
Though sixteen has always been
a magical age, things have changed
somewhat since my day. At six
teen l had my first really high
heels and my first evening dress.
Those things are old stuff at the
same age today. At sixteen / grad
uated from high school and entered
college. Today the sixteen-year-old
is a sophomore in high school with
two more years to acquire wisdom
before entering a strange new
world.
In one way, at least, my genera
ton was ahead of this one. The
biggest thrill of a sixteenth birth
day now is getting a drivers
learning permit. Before the licens-
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ocRAcoKE PERSONALS

Ocracoke. Hatteras Inlet ferry
did good business during the
Thanksgiving holidays. Thursdays
ferries brought in many relatives
and visitors; Sundays were as
crowded with people going back
home after happy, though
brief vacation at Ocracoke. Satur-
day mornings ferry brought home
a honeymoon couple: A/2c Jimmy
Spencer and his bride, who prior
to her marriage on Thanksgiving
day in Kent, Ohio, was Mary
Joyce Marken, are visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Spen-
Ger, for a week before he reports
back to Stewart Air Base in Ten
nessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Midget of
Philadelphia visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Midget.
Larry Williams, teaching in Nor
folk, was here for several days. He
returned to Norfolk on Sunday
taking with him Sgt. Sigma v.
Willis, who has been on furlough
at home for the past month, and
is now en- route to Europe, also
{ Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Boyette, who
are off to Norfolk for a Christmas
shopping expedition, and Mrs.
.Gertie Howard who will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Josephine O'Neal
and family, and Miss BERTHE Gas
kill, who is visiting a sister in
Portsmouth, Va.
Horace Gaskins, Charlie Morris
O'Neal, and Theodore Mutro spent
the holidays here. Mr.. and Mrs. N.
M. Hamilton and daughter, Gale,
of Richmond, occupied their sum-
mer home here during the holidays.
Mrs. Corinne Roberts and children,
of Norfolk, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie McWilliams. Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Garrish and daugh-
tiers, Martha and Agnes Marie Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Balance.
Mrs. Tressie Howard and Mrs.
Maude Fulcher returned to Ocra-
coke on Friday, after visiting rel
atives in the north, from Norfolk
with Mrs. Lorena Williams and
David Balance, who visited her
mother, Mrs. Tressie Howard and
aunt, Mrs. Elnora Balance.
Gary and Jimmie Cullison of
Norfolk visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Williams. Mrs. Jonie Williams,
aged Ocracoker, mother to Jim
Williams, suffered a stroke of
paralysis several days ago.
Bill Gaskill, USCG, stationed at
Staten Island, N. Y, was home
with his father, Thurston Gaskill.
Mrs. Gaskill was called to Norfolk
last week due to the illness of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Myron Gar
IRISH. She returned to Ocracoke last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Williams are
back home after visits with rela-
tives in Norfolk, Richmond, and
Durham.
Mrs. Eleanor Burrus spent the
holidays in Hatteras visiting her
sisters, Mrs. Brittle Gaskill, Mrs.
A. NJ. Austin, Mrs. Isabelle Bal
lance, and Mrs. Lille Peele.
Mrs. Travis Williams went to
Manteo for the holidays. She and
Mr.. Williams, who is fishing at
Oregon Inlet, are staying at the
"Wigwam" Tourist Home there.
John and Ronald O'Neal were