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The Sidney herald., 1957-10-03
NOTICE OF SALE
OE REAL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by
the Board of County Commissioners
OF Richland County, Montana, that
the hereinafter described real prop
erty has been declared not necessary
to the conduct of the COunty's usi-
ness or the preservation OF its prop
erty and will be sold at public auc-
ton. for cash on the 18th day of
October. A. D. 1857. at 200 o'clock
p. M. of said day at the Court
house door. Sidney, Richland County.
particularly described as follows:
That certain tract OF land. lying
and being in the South half of
NEl4 of section 5. T. % N. r. 50 E.
in Richland County. Montana.
And more particularly described as
follows to-wit: The true point of
beginning is the East Quarter COR
ner of said section 5, T. % N. r. SO
E. thence North between sections
4 and 5 a distance If 1885 feet,
thence West a distance of 1889
feet to the Easterly right of way
of State Highway number IA as now
located. thence S. 90 AZ minutes
West along said right of way a
distance of $685. "a feet, to the East
& West mid section line of said
mid section line a distance of
1888 feet to the true point of
beginning, containing 325 acres.
be the same more or less.
Dated this 25th day OF September.
A. D. 1857.
Board of County Commissioners
of Richland County. Montana
BY: Donald w. Pentz, Chairman.
(Pub. Sept. &c. Oct. 3, 10. III
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-03
Armstrong
District News
Rv Mrs. Priny SchIenz

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Candee
and children were Sunday din
ner guests at the Alvin Fisher
home. The men motored to Sid
ney to get the merchandise they
bought at the auction sale.
Sidney business callers Satur-
day were Steve and Pete Ruffat-
to, Leslie Candee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Candee, Mr.. and Mrs. An
tone Carda and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Klasna and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Priny
Schlenz and Levon, Tony and
Frank Carda, Mrs. Bertha Cor
nelia and Virgil. On their way
home Mr.. and Mrs. Schlenz stop
ped at the Henry Miller home
a few minutes while Levon stay
ed and attended the show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hagen
and Ernie motored to Sidney
Sunday morning calling for ia
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-03
Local Youth Now
St. Olaf Frosh

Glasses for the fall semester
began at St. Olaf college today
after the school finished register
ing an all-time record of 1887
students.
Included in the group of 637
incoming freshmen at the North
field, Mimi, college is: Mary M.
Foss, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Foss, Sidney, Montana.
It's easy to spot a freshman
by his headgear on campus at
St. Olaf this week. They're all
decked out in the traditional
green beanies and also sport name
tags to help them get acquaint-
ed with upperclassmen.
Freshmen lead the busiest lives
of anybody on campus. They be-
gan their college careers Septem-
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-03

When the 1857 Legislature
doubled the 8 percent excise tai
on liquor as a means of augment
ing badly needed state genera
fund revenue, l vas sympathetic
to the objective but skeptica
about the method of attaining 1t
The danger, as | saw 1t, wa:
that the price of legal liquor
might climb to a point where
m~oonshiners and bootleggers
would be encouraged to get back
into business on a considerable
scale. Among the effects of that
would be the loss of revenue to
the state, reduced income for
legitimate retailers operating
within state law, and aggravation
of moral problems related to the
liquor traffic.
On top of doubling the 8 per-
cent excise levy, the assembly
voted a 4 percent tax TO go to
cities and counties for liquor law
policing. Thus the tax increase
was IL percent bringing 1t to a
total of 20 percent.
In sponsoring petitions to refer
the 8 percent excise tax increase
to a vote of the people, the Mon
tana Licensed Beverage associa-
ton apparently SHE'D away from
the 4 percent tax for cities and
counties. This it would seem was
astute strategy calculated TO neu-
tralize the beneficiaries of that
tax.
What the voters answer will
be is Of course speculative, but !
believe the outcome may well de-
pend on the tavern people them
selves. Under a Billings dateline,
Lyman Haynes of Bozeman, pres
ident of the Montana Licensed
Beverage association, was quoted
as saying that bar operators who
raised their price a dime a drink
in July (when the new taxes be-
came effectively probably will
drop it a nickle land a lot OF the
boys will go back TO the original
price"
This is the position the liquor
retailers in their own interests
should take, but there is evidence
that not all the members of the
association by any mean have
any intention of making their
presidents prediction a reality. j
The tax suspension went into
effect September &c, but ever +
the referendum petitions !
filed with the secretary of r
there had been reports that J
operators, including some I
# the more affluent ones, would i
lot cut back their prices. r
1t is a reasonable assumption r
hat most of those who signed the i
eferendum petitions did so that h
suspension of the tax would put
he bar price back to where it
7as or close to it. Perhaps some ]
f these signers are going to be {
isappointed. )
Allowance should be made for
ne 4 percent tax for cities and i,
'ounties which remains in force. !
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-03
Power City
By Mrs. Marie Hamburg

The Timberline Workers All
club had their annual achieve
ment night Saturday Sept. % at
the Sterling Swigart home. Fiji
ty-seven friends, parents, mem
bers and leaders were present.
Special guests included members
and leaders and one parent from
Skaar Community's new All
club. Three demonstrations were
featured in the program, Have
a Shine, Robert Dean; Spark
ling Bright, Linda Dean, and
Salad Delight" by Darsene Dean.
Another highlight of the evening
were reports by Mrs. Scheetz,
leader delegate to the All club
Congress this fall. They report
ed the Congress as having been
a very interesting and inspira-
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-03
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY AND CALL
ron RIMS

~ 1A1
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
7:30 P. M. at the City Hall in Sidney.
Montana, the City OF Sidney, Montana
will sell to the highest and best bid
der. certain real property owned by
said city as follows:
Lot IS of Block 40. Kenoyer's
First Addition according to the
plat thereof ON file in the office
OF the County Clerk and Recorder
of Richland County. Montana:
Lot LA of Block l of South Park
Addition according to the revised
map of the City of Sidney. Mon
tana. on file in the office OF the
Clerk and Recorder of Richland
County. Montana;
Lot 19A of Block ! of South Park
Addition according to the re-
vised nap of the City of Sidney.
Montana. on file in the office of
the Clerk and Recorder of Rich
land County. Montana.
Sealed bids offering to purchase
said property will be received by the
City Clerk at any time prior to
the sale. ALI proposals or bids shall
be accompanied by a check payable
to said City, certified by a response
bank for an amount not less than
1919 of the bid. Bids shall be direct
ed to each lot separately, if more than
one lot is bid upon. The Council
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Terms of the sale of each lot shall
be cash payable to the City upon
delivery of a warranty deed and an
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-03
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday. Oct. s. 1857

Der IL with a full week of orien-
tation programs and testing ses-
sions. Also in the program were
picnics convocations, and parties
with a get acquainted" theme.
Now that classes have started.
however, they r digging into
the more serious business of get
ting an education.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-03

Billings. Montana. the following tract
OF Ian at not less than 800 per acre
for SEI4NWN Sec. 2. T. q N, r. So
E., p. M. Montana. All lands sold
with oil and gas reserved 10 United
July ~. 1914 t5s stat. 5os5; sec. %.
Act of Feb. Is. 1920 al Stat. 437l;
Act of March 4. 1898 (47 Stat. 1901;
and o reserved Act of jun p.
1910 tS6 Stat. 583). j..
Bids may be made by the principal
or his agent, either personally at the
sale or by mail.
Bids sent by mail win be consider
ed only II received at Bureau Of
Land Management. l245 N. 10Th
St.; BILLINGS; Montana. prior to
b loo - o'1 isa a,d q; u, ms be- on n seal oG-
ed envelopes accompanied by certi-
fled checks. post-office money orders,
bank drafts. or cashiers hecks mad
payable to the Bureau of Land Man
agement for h amounts of the bids.
the lower left-hand corner Public
Sale Bid. MONTANA oz2758. Sale held
October "a, 1887"
The highest bidder at the sale will
be required to pay Immediately the
amount thereof.
Any adverse claimants Of the above
described land should file their
claims. or objectioqrs, with the I'M
dersixned on or before the time des-
tgnated for sale. The Bureau OF Land
Management has not searched the
County Records 10 ascertain the X
tstence OF any adverse claims.
Any contiguous owner claiming a
preferences right must assert u
to the undersigned within 30
days from the above sale date. Howev-
er. contiguous owners will not be able
to assert their preference rights to
any parcel for which bids are not
received.
For further information, write:
THEO. E. ANHDER
Manager. Land Office
1245 North 18th Street,
Billings, Montana.
Notice to be published in: The
Herald. Sidney. Montana. Dates OF
Sept. II, 10. %. October
). 10. 1857.
pub. Sept. II. 10, Is. Oct. 8. 10l
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-03

ARE
YOUR
FURS
DATED?
Then LET
Schlompp experts
restore them TO
new gIomour
through skillfuI
redesign.
Your furs ore
cleaned. restyled,
given O new lining,
and glozed-ot
exeitingIy low pricesl
Have Borgono
(ond other /,
synthetic fUrs)
"FUnierize" cIeoned .
Ifs our own
exclusive method. !
DON'T |
MISS OUR |
MINK
COLLECTION
Jookets, coots, b
oopes. sfoles and
scarves.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-03
CALL O BIDS

CALI FOR BIDS
The Board of Trustees OF School
District No. 2 requests bids for:
School bus driver owning his own
bus to nun SO TO - passenger
% mile bus route No. ! north OF
Savage, Montana md return
Address bids to Mrs. Orianala Gear,
Clerk, Savage. Montana.
Bids to be opened 500 O'Clock
m, October 8. 1857.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. ,
Contract will be given for live 90
years.
Board Of School District No. z
Savage. Montana
Alvin MaSchera, Chairman
Herbert KueSter
Charles Basta
28-cfc
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-03
LEGAL NOTICES
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC SALE

August IL. 1857
Under provisions of section PASS,
r. s.. as amended by section IA of
the act of June %. 1893 (48 Stat,
1874; -43 u. S. c. IND. there will
be Offered to the highest bidder. but
at not less than the appraised value,
at a public sale to be held at 10 100
a. m. on the Path day of October
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-03

Thursday. October 10th
From 9 AM. to IL Noon. Please come early. Mr.. Hoffman, says:
"Aner 80 years during which I have personally fitted over 10000
cases of hernia, l have produced and patented the AMAZING Lock-
o-Matm. Its exclusive UNLOCK adjustment to everyones need
virtually guarantees perfect Retention of your Rupture setting a new
standard for effectiveness and comfort, Why wear antiquated and
unscientfic trusses that always enlarge the opening? Remember: The
Best is none too good. if you are ruptured."
Caution: If neglected, rupture may cause weakness, backache, nervous
ness, stomach and gas pains. Those having large ruptures which have
returned after operation o injection r especially invited.
SURGICAL APPLIANCE CO.
Factory and Office,
PRAIRIE DU CHEN. WISCONSIN
27ltn
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-12
Softball League Starts Tonight g At New Field

Action in the Nome City Soft ball League begins tonight with four teams scheduled to play. In the first game, starting at 7:15 the National Guard will face the Air Force and the second con- test at 9 o'clock pits the Polar Hornets against the ACS.
 The games will be played at the new softball field located ac- ross the road from the old AFRS station at Nome Field.
 League officials would like to thank the numerous townsmen who helped level the new field. Most of the 'cat" operating was done by Tom Beltz and Tom Martin with dozers belonging to CAA and Grant Nelson.
 Managers of the teams are Walt Dowd, ACS; Bill Meyers, Air Force; Bill Caldwell, Nation al Guard; and Bob Herman, Po- lar Hornets.
 A 12game league schedule has been set up with double headers every Wednesday evening and Sunday afternoon through June 30. The Wednesday evening games will be at 7:15 and g pm. and the Sunday afternoon games will be at ? and 3:3O.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-12
CAP Cadets Reminded To Bring Manuals To Meeting Thursday Night

CAP Cadets will meet tomor- row night for examination on their first three manuals. All the Cadets are requested to bring the manuals they now have to the meeting and to remind Cadets no longer active to turn in theirs. These books are government pro- perty and in short supply, conse- quently they must share them.
 The girl Cadets are reminded to bring money for the uniforms re- ceived and items to be ordered. Any Cadets having questions are asked to call Mrs. Weyer for in formation.
 As an added attraction at this meeting the Cadets will build and fly gliders.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-12
Dr. Rabeau of Kotzebue To Be Transferred To
 The Anchorage Hospital

pr. Edwin E. Rabeau, who has been medical officer in charge of the ANS hospital at Kotzebue for over five years, has been trans ferred to Anchorage where he will be assistant medical direc- tor of the ANS hospital there
 Dr. Rabeau is expected to leave Kotzebue some time in July. His successor has not been named but it is reported that he will probably be one of the newer staff members from the Anchor age or Mt. Edgecumbe hospitals.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-12
Alaska AiriineS

To Anchorage; Milton Lewis, Chas. Clark, Steve OsterIey, Dr. F. Ostreley, Ernset Kling.
 To Unalakleet: Gordon Os- borne, Vernon Holt, Bob Spyk- hoven, T,W. Jeppeben, Sarah and Mabel Eben, R. Ewing, Larry DaW.
 From Anchorage: Robt McCor- kle, Earl Albin, Ray Matthews, Robt. Herman.
 From Unalakleet: Bob Oliver.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-12
N o T I C E

Any person moving building anywhere in the City of Nome without FIRST getting a permit from the City Clerk will be prosecuted for violating City Or dinance No. 322.
 Robt. Scott. City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-12

COVENANT WOMEN PHOEBE CIRCLE will meet tonight al 7:30 al Phoebe Hall. This will be a so- cial. the last one until fall. so come and enjoy an evening of fellowship.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-12
MIMI HOSPITAL,

Admitted: Alma Pauwok, Els ther Aukongak, Diane Lee and Margie Ningalook.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-12

Berda Sez: We have a new shipment of Dark Moon" by BonnY Guitar al the MUSIC BOX.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Mt. Zion

MI and MRS. Jahn Z Smith aha
Jackie, ot Glen Alleh. ware NIX
end guests d Mr and Nirs \ I'll
Martin Ana AIr and NrFs NJ hi.
Anderson.
Mrs. w n. Tatum. and jimmy
MIS- q q Boatwright and Misses
Mary and Louise Anderson called
Oh Misses Eliza ana Kate white III
Gold Hill last Monday
Mrs Raymond Glass. and san.
Buddy, of Fort Union, were guests
this week Of Nh ana Mrs Bobby
Roberts.
Mt ZION Baptist Church WM +
met with Misses Mary aiid Louise
Anderson Mrs. Lawrence Jameson
was program chairman Refresh
ments we're served HI the saeiai
hour
Mrs. " A- Deane and NIfs Al 4
Hudgins visited MN Mauae A Put
nay last week
Mt. aha Mrs. Ernest Anderson
visited her parents. Mr ana Mrs
John Moss. at Gladstone recently
III Al Shelton. mayor ~ Mineral
and his son-in-law. William Terrell
of Diilwyn. were Saturday guests "
Mr and Mrs Charles care
The intermediate Sunday sehoo
Glass of MT zion Baptist Chnrct
had picnic at Bear Creek Laka
last Thursday
MI ana Mrs + n Hud8ins Mrs
p y Apperson- Jr Misses Mat
Slloddy Mildred and Carolyn HUd
Gins were in Charlottesville Men
day r q Hudgins went to the Uni
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Alpho Bits
Aipho Bits
Lynchburg Man
To Speak Sunday
At Homecoming

There viii be homecoming ht
Rocky Mount Methodist church. SiHl-
day, September 4, with morning ahd
afternoon services
The pastot is Rev. f. + white
Guest speaker viii be Haywood
Woodbridge, pt Lynchburg. SERVICES
viii be held Monday through mi
day nights Everyone is cordially
invited to attend
MIR. and Mrs curtiss conwel, and
Geland Of Enpora were guest pf
Nh and Mr+s. Gordon Thomas Sub
day and Monday
Donnie Stanley, has returned 70
Richmond after spending the week
with RELATIVES here
Browns church MYF enjoyed a
swimming party and picnic AZ Hol-
day Lake Thursday
Visitors From Hampton
NH and Mrs Maynard Thomas
ana daughter of Hampton. visited
Nh and Mrs $. t, Thomas arid
Mr. and Mis z l. Dunkum SUP
day
Mrs. c. N Dunkum is better after
being i'll
Mr. and Mis- Ed Jones and
Pamela Jones called GA Mr. and
Mrs " Elijah Dunkum Sunday
kodeer Dunkum spent Monday
With Larry Lasueul They had d
wonderful time playing baseball
Mrs. Dunkum still III
Mrs &. Z DnnkQn Is stlll c0Fl.
fined to her bed. Site is able 70 BE-
~ while each day.
Marvin Roberts, Mr.. and Mls
Frank Lesaeai. Linda. Larry and
Elaine. spent Tuesday sightseeing
in Washington, D c.
Mr. and MIS- crank LeSGe4r
spent the week end Ill Richmond
visiting Mr. and Mrs Aisle Stanley
Linda. Larry and Elaine LeSuear
ard Donnie and Betty Stanley went
70 HE baseball game IT Parker
Field II Richmond Saturday aight
Kendall Allen i sieg.
Mt and Mfs Maynard Dunkuin
and Kim, we're sunday dinna
guests 81 Mf aAd Mrs / DaEl-
KUN
NH aid A1ss Roy Auea ant
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
NIorye,ll

Mr aud Mrs. Harold Stockner.
and children. Doris ard Bobby
TIsited relatives ii Martinsville last
week
MI. ana Mrs Ollin Morris. and
daasAters. III Midlothian. visited her
parents. Mf and MRS. Joe Easter,
Sunday TheF also visited Mr. and
Mrs RoH Bafcham and Mrs Fay
Gibson who mas Just returned from
" Redmond hospital and Is staying
with her mother Mrs. Burcham.
Mr and Mrs Ned Morris Mrs
Alease Thomas. and sons, Rube.
Douglas. Danny. Neal and Mike.
visited Mr and Mrs. Ollin Morris.
aha family a' Midlothian last week
Mi aha Mrs Malcolm Dawson
visited their daughter and son-in-
law A1r ana Mrs. Donnie Lynch
Tuesday
Rub Thomas left Monday with
tile Juriof Farmers Union members
for 4 week HI Camp Farrar at VIr-
ginia Beach
Mr and Mrs Robert Coleman, VI
Richmond visited her parents. NH
and Mrs. NED Morris. Saturday
and Sunday.
Danny Thomas spent last week
With Billy and Gary Haas al Mid
lothian
ster-ire Morris. Of Midlothian.
visited Billy Dawson Sunday
M+ and Mrs W. r. Morris visited
fheif son ana family. Nh. and Mrs
Rodney Morris Monday Their little
daughter. sandra Kay. has Just re-
turned from Richmond hospital
alter undergoing tonslllectomy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30

EttN5s
AIrs. W N. snoddy vent 10 the
jamestown festival last Tuesday
Ar ana Mrs r. l. stembridge
and daughter. Rosalind. Of DanviIle
are guests III the nome Of Mr. and
MISC. ! Poole.
Or. and Mrs Lawrence Charlton
and family. b Fayetteville Ark,
are enjoying their vacation with
MRS : B Pearson
Mrs. Gillian Has Dinner
MIS- 4 p Gillian had Is dinner
guests Thursday Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Turner. Of Charlottesville.
NJ. and MFs. Jack Wingo enter
tanned al dinner Sunday. Several
members Of their families. Mr. and
Mrs Charles Wingo. Of Kentucky
Nh and Mrs Lyle Of Richmond
and Mr. and Mrs Rainy 81 Ours
vile. were guests
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Dawson. and
family and Mrs. ] L. Harvey went
10 the jamestown festival Saturday
mi ard MIS-. Lloyd FITZGERALD
81 Lynchburg, spent the week END
with MIS- Fiit4gerald's sister MIS-
Carter
Mrs Lavert voolfolk, and chill.
dren, Of Louisa, met Mrs Wayne
Dawson and children, Friday at
Fork Union where they spent the
day together
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
NEW light ON AN OLD STORY

How to find candle to suit
williamsburg s colonial atmosphere
and hot % scot the priceless antique
tapestries and furnishings Labora-I
tory tests confirmed that a high
candle lane smokes excessively
while 4 low flame smokes hardly
at all Researchers concocted a
special recipe Of petroleum wax
and steat!c acid. a combination that
controls rate 81 turning The
candles now III use burn with q!
smaller flame. bat just as brightly
as ordinary candles. and REDUCE
smoking and slnudging IS per cent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30

Funeral sN.cea were heid Wed-
nesday ~ Alfred Coghih Jamer-
son 5B WAND did August 26 IN
Richmond lalitiaI was An the Dill-
Myn Cemetery
A Bue+ssa sam county native
IKE had liNea Il Richmond for seV-
eral years Ile Was employed by
American 'Tobaceo company
HP Is S.uis5Yed BY ore sister
Mrs Ja;n&s i Berry NJ DillNyn,
and ttane Ih-ptAers William Fl
JameEsan Az I2.ilWYn Decker N.
Jam6f Abn vi NeW YqfE Clty. AN
Y ana J4fna4 N JaMeraOn ot
Raan0ae
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
ar,,,IpI in
Z En- 2

Ned shorter is proving IN
Sautilside Community Hospital and
expects to return home Friday
Mfs DICE Berry, Of Chevy Chase
Atd. has been visiting. her brother.
Wltord Faqua and her sisters
Mrs. #. 4 Cunningham and Mrs
W!llte Elan
Mr and MIS-. G. E Parks 81
Bristol. arrived Wednesday 70 visit
ner brother. z. N Cunningham. Dr
John b. Cunningham, Of Lynchburg>
canr FRIDAY. Saturday, MI and
NEs W. N. Clark Of Rocky Mount
IN. Ill. MIS-. j. ) Williams. Of Essex
All. C.. aha Mrs Z T Wilson. %
Richmond. came for the week end
Sunday Mr. and Mrs Walter ~
CUNNINGHAM. and sons and Mrs
zaida Oates ot RICHMOND Mr. and
Mfs n {. Cunningham. Mr.. ana
Nhs George Shorter and Tina
Airs. M n Cunningham Booker II
CUNNINGHAM. Mt. and Mrs Win y
Cunningham. and Ann came for INC
family gathering with The E ~
Cnnninghams
Mis-. WIN d CUNNINGHAM had ~
FRIDAY dinner guests Nh ana MIS-
d N Parks. Mr.. and Mrs George
shorter Mr. and Mrs. II N Gun
ningham. Mr ana Mrs K y. Jei-
lersan d. John B Cunningham
and MRS " 7 Cunningham
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-13

Richmond.
Childress Gets Turkey
P. B Childress went deer hunting
last Saturday and brought home a
Is 3-4 pound turkey which he shot
instead He says the turkey had
la beard 10 IL inches long They
we~e hunting at the Wilson Hunt
Club.
Village Garden club held its an
nual Christmas dinner dance at
he Amelia Colt and Country Club
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. O'Neal. Jr.,
notored to Norfolk Sunday to
spend the day with Mrs. O'Neal +
sister and her husband, Mr. and
Mrs. 6. G. King Mr., King is sta
toned there III the Navy.
Mr., and Ms Il NJ Sanderson
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanderson, and
SON Of Jesersville, were in Rich
mond Sunday with their daughter
and sister, Mrs Robert BEDFORD
and Mr.. BEDFORD
Luckados Visit
M and Mrs. r L. Luckado were
in Scettsville Sunday to visit his
brother Wexford Lnckado, and
Mrs. Luckado
A Christmas party and lollipor
tree were main attractions at th1
Amelia County Womans' club
meeting Monday. when the child
rem Of members and The Future
Teachers Of America from Amelia
High School were guests.
Miss Helen Paige Warmer gave
an illustrated talk on her year d
travel and study in Mexico MISS
Warmer is a Dorothea Buck FEEL
lowship scholar and viii return ID
Mexico after the holidays to take
up her studies again. She expects
to get her degree in June.
MooYe's Church WScS met Wed,
nesday at the home Of the Rev
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray R jenkins