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lege with q bachelor Of science
degree in engineering in 1914.
He then became assistant pro-
lessor Of electrical engineering al
the University of Michigan
where he engaged in Government
research during World War I.
In 1918, he Joined the faculty
of Catholic University as an as
sociate professor, becoming a full
professor the following year
During 1918 he also worked as
chief engineer in the Potomac
Electric Power Co.'s plant or
Benning road NE. which was
then under construction.
He received a doctor of juris-
prudence degree from the Ma
tional University Law School in
1927. and a doctor of civil laws
degree there in 1880. He was q
member of the District bar anc
admitted to practice before the
Supreme Court, and since his
retirement from the Catholic
University faculty. had been en-.
gagged in the patent law field.
DR.. MacKavanagh was a life
member Of the American In
stitute of Electrical Engineers
and served that organization a,
counsellor of the student section
He also belonged to the Holy
Name Society of Our Lady o.
Lourdes Catholic Church.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Mary Louise Camalier Noye:
MacKavanagh, whom he mar
ried in 1888; three sons, the Rev
Kelvin T. MacKavanagh, ST., q
teacher at Georgetown Pre-
paratory School: DR.. James L
MacKavanagh of Stroudsburg
Pa. and Gerald D. MacKava-
nagh Of Louisville. KY; three
stepsons, the Rev. James S
Noyes Of Holy Cross Church
Baltimore, Joseph E. Noyes OF
1921 Kanawaha street, West
Hyattsville, and Albert Noyes OF
the home address. and five
grandchildren.
Prayers will be said at the
family home at $50 am. tomor-
row, with a funeral mass to fol-
low at 10 am. in Our Lady OF
Lourdes Church, Bethesda. Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Gene
terry,
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Mrs. GreenIee,
Shrine Member

Mrs. Halford Robert Green.
lee. 70. a native Washingtonian
died yesterday in the Bethesda
Naval Hospital after an extended
illness. She lived at 5211 Roo.
sevelt street, Bethesda.
The former Edith Miller, she
was the widow of the late Capt
H. r. Greenlee, USN retired
who died in April. She was
born here in 1884, the daughter
of the late James E. and Eliza
beth Ferris Miller.
She was one of the first men,
bers Of the Sanctuary Society OF
the Shrine of the Blessed Sacra-
ment here and a member of the
Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter OF
the Daughters of the American
Revolution. She also was active
in the work of the Navy Relief
Society and. at one time, was
president Of the Portsmouth
IN. H., chapter. A member Of the
Society of Naval Sponsors, she
was the sponsor for the destroyer
escort Snowden at the Brown
Shipyard in Houston, Tex. In
1943.
She is survived by three sons
David L. of 3700 Gunston road
Alexandria; Col. Halford Robert
jr.. USA, now United States
military attache to Turkey, and
Edward M. of Baltimore; two
daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth G
Oehmann of 1903 Dunlop street
Chevy Chase and Mrs. Ruth Anr
Halicks of Paden City, w. Va.
and 10 grandchildren. A fourth
son, Navy Commander A. w
Greenlee, was killed in Worlc
War II.
A rosary will be said at $3.50
o'clock tonight in the Robert A
Humphrey funeral home, 755I
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda. Re-
QUEEN mass will be offered al
10 am. tomorrow in st. Jane d.
Chantal Church, 960l Ole
Georgetown road. Bethesd a
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Howard P. BILLINGS,
Ron Concession at
East Potomac Links

Howard p. Billings, 70. who
operated the food concession fol
the S. G. Leoffler Co. at the East
Potomac Park golf course for Is
years, died yesterday in Emer-
gency Hospital after an opera
ton.
Mr.. Billings. who came tt
Washington in 1917, retired from
the park concession job in De.
cember. but had continued tt
help out until his last illness
Before joining the Leoffler com.
pany, he and his wife operated g
catering business on Thomas
circle NV.
During World War I. Mr.
Billings. native of NORTH
Adams. Mass, was with the Wal
Department in charge of kitchen
and camp equipment for ship.
ment overseas.
He was a mempor of the
Mount vernon Methodist Church
and Almas Temple. He formerly
belonged TO the Balance Rock
Masonic Lodge No. 81 in Reads.
boro, VT, where he served as
patron and worshipful master.
He is survived by mis- widow
Mrs. Clara w. Billings Of 1911
Farragut street NV; a son
Wesley w. Billings of 542S
Fifty-fi fifth place. Riverdale: two
sisters. Mrs. Gertrude Cobb and
Mrs. Bertha Carr of Dedham
Mass, and two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at Z
o'clock tonight in the Lee fu-
neral home. Massachusetts, ave.
nue. and Fourth street NE
Burial will be in South View
Cemetery. North Adam, Mass.
tomorrow
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Benjamin Kraft, q Retired
Merchant, Realty Dealer

Funeral services for Benjamin
Kraft, a retired clothing mer-
chant and real estate dealer who
died Monday. were held yesterday
in Danzansky's funeral home
Burial was in B'nai Israel Gem
etery.
Mr.. Kraft, who was So, was
stricken with a heart attack
while driving on Sixth street
NE. to his home at 1109 Blu
chanan street NV. He was the
owner for many years of the
Kraft Clothing Co. at 712 H
street NE. and in recent years
had operated the Aston Realty
Corp. at the same address.
Born near Kiev. Russia, Mr.
Kraft came to Washington in
1906. He was a trustee for the
State of Israel Bond Organiza-
ton, a Scottish Rite Mason, the
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Mrs. MocLoren, II,
Civic Worker

Mrs. Ronald S. MacLaren. II,
an active member of the Kalo-
rama Citizens Association for
many years, died Monday at her
home. 2702 Ontario road NV.
after long illness.
She was the former Miss Ella
Latin, a native of HeSperia,
Mich. where she was married on
September IL. 1900. to Mr.. Mac
Laren, contractor here. He
died in 1949. She came 20 WASH
ington as a bride, and had lived
at the Ontario road address for
80 years, and took an active
part in civic work in the area
until failing health forced her
to curtail her efforts in the past
year.
Mrs. MacLaren is survived by
her daughter. Mrs. Frank Shee-
han, and a granddaughter. Miss
Patricia Sheehan, both of the
home address.
Funeral services will be from
the family home at 2 pm. to-
morrow. Burial will be IN Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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.ButtIeship Retired
BY French NAVY

PARIS. June S up. - The
French Navy has retired one Of
its two battleships. the Jean
Bart. because it hasn't the money
to bring her up to date.
A Navy spokesman announced
last night that the painful"
action was all that could be
done, with French government
finances the way they are. The
fight against the Algerian rebels
has resulted in an acute finan-
'cial crisis which two weeks ago
brought down the government
of Premier Guy Mollet.
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Northeast BuSineSSmen'S ASSoci-
alton and a former member Of
the advisory board of the HAM
ilton National Bank.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Eva Kraft; two daughters, Mrs.
Lenora Edlowitz, 1861 Brandy
wine street NV, and Mrs. Ed
ma Enrich, 507 Bonifant street,
Silver Spring; four sons, DR..
Fulton Kraft. 4301 Verplanck
place NV; DR.. David Kraft,
1851 Bucknell drive, Silver
Spring; Lester Kraft, 1909 Brad
ley lane, Chevy Chase. and Muir
ray Kraft. who lives in Nevada;
is grandchildren and one great
grandson.
A brother. Barney Kraft, and
IA sister. Mrs. David Morwitz,
both of New York City, also sur
IViVe.
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Mrs. Carl Dillon,
Arlington Nurse
And CIubwomun

Mrs. Carl L. Dillon, who haC
worked as a practical nurse since
moving to Arlington from Ken
lucky two years ago. died yes
terday in Arlington Hospital o.
a brain hemorrhage. She would
have been 48 next week.
Mrs. Dillon. who lived at 621
South Buchanan street, was q
member of the Arlington Pres.
oyterian Church. where she was
active in the Woman's Associa-
ton and the Bible Glass. She
also belonged to the Arlington
Woman's Club.
The former Miss Sylvia B
Warren. Mrs. Dillon was born ir
Leipsic. Ohio, where she was
married on June 81, 1881 to Mr.
Dillon, an accountant in the Of
fee of the Chief of Engineers, Of
the Army, at Gravelly Point, Va
She attended Tiffen Business
University, Tiffen. Ohio.
In addition to her husband
Mrs. Dillon is survived by two
sons, Lyle Lynn and Roger B
Dillon, both of the home address
Another son, John Lewis Dillon
was killed in Korea in 1852 while
serving in the Army. A daughter
Mary Jean. died in infancy ir
1899.
Also surviving are her mother
Mrs. Dora Warren. and a brother
Harley c. Warren. both Of
Leipsic. another brother. ALFRED
S. Warren. of Findlay. Ohio. anc
a sister. Mrs. Nettie L. Dillon. Of
Rocky River. Ohio.
Funeral services will be at
O'Clock tonight in the I've:
Funeral Home. 2847 Wilson
boulevard. Burial will be or
Saturday in Liberty Township
Cemetery in LeipSic.
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Fog-SienoI Timer
Keeps Right Intervals

NORWALK. Gonna signal
timer for motorboats has been
developed by a Norwalk con-
Germ, which says Its timer auto
matically controls fog signals to
conform to legal requirements.
The company says the timer
actuates horn. horn relay. or
an electric air valve in a signal
cycle that FITS all regulations
covering fog signals.
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DR.. MocKovonogh Dies;
Professor Emeritus at Gu

DR.. Thomas Joseph Mac
Kavanagh, rs, former head of
the electrical engineering de-
partment of Catholic University.
died yesterday of a heart attack
at his home. 1912 Custer road,
Bethesda.
DR.. Kavanagh had been asso-
ciated with the university "a
years. the last five as head of
the electrical engineering de-
partment. at the time Of his
retirement in 1852. He was then
given the title of professor
emeritus.
Born in Bellshill, Scotland, DIR.
MacKavanagh attended Royal
Technical College, Glasgow.
Scotland, and was graduated
from Nova Scotia Technical Col
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DEATHS
Announcement q
1n Mrntnrtant

HAWKINS. IVY L. In loving memory
OF our devoted mother. IVY L. HAW-
klNS. who died nve years ago today,
June 5, 1852.
Eternal rest grant unto mother. o Lord.
And let perpetual light shine upon her
BY heJ ch 1nssnn;, Macy NJ; J.. VII;
AND MRS SARAH BRAY.
JOHNSON. ANNIE z. In loving memory
OF my dear beloved wife, ANNIE E.
JOHNSON. who departed this life one
year ago today June 5, 1856
4, year has passed since that sad day
God took her home. II was His will
But in my heart she liveth still.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, CALEB.
JOHNSON. ANNIE n. In loving re-
msmbrance OF our dear ster-in-law.
ANNIE II. JOHNSON. who passed away
one year ago today. June 5. 1856
June brings sad memories Of . loved
SELMA NEWMAN AND LoTTIE
KING, ETHEL N. In loving memory
OF our dear wife end mother Ethel
NJ. KING. who left US fifteen years
ago today June 5, 1912
Mother your life is a beautiful memory
Your absence our silent grief:
@NN aoNSo !" NVu OeeuNhui
In sunshine of perfect peace.
But days OF sadness still come over Us,
Hidden tears so often now:
Memories keep, YOU always near US.
Because we loved YOU so.
JOHN. AND CHILDREN. MAURICE,
MARIE. GLADYS AND JOAN.
q our dear mother. JANE Z. LANA
HAN, who passed away eight years
ago today June D. l94g .,,rv
MaATEE. FRANK. In loving memory Of
departed this life one year ago today.
June &. 1855
June brings sad memories
VOL "a, 2 io n.si, one gone 70 rest:
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN.
DRY Of our wonderful Dad ana Grand
dad. who lefi US one year ago today
We miss you so.
DOROTHY AND FAMILY
PATTERSON. sERGT. JAMES T.. In
loving memory q my dear hus-
NJ TERsoN Who DEPARTED this lie
W June D. 1884.
lou are gone out not forgotten,
Fresh my love will ever be,
For as long as there Is life and memory.
Will always think OF thee.
0od called you home II was His will.
But In my heart love you still:
Your memory Ia as dear today
As In the hour you passed away.
loved you. dear. with all my heart.
But Jesus owed you best:
He took you from this sinful world
To set your soul At rest
II was 40 hard TO part with you.
SO hard % have you die;
But l hope some day 10 meet you.
Some sweet day. BY and by.
One by one our hopes grow brighter
As we near the shining shore.
For we know across the river
Wait the loved ones gone before.
LOVING WIFE, BERTHA M. PATTER-
SON
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ployed in the War Department.
Later he moved to New York
where he was a salesman for
many years. Just before World
War II. he returned to the War
Department where he was con-
nected with the Supply Corps.
He retired at the age of 70 in
December. 1851, and since that
time, he had been living in Mil
lersville with his wife. A son,
Col. James M. Churchill, USA,
retired, of San Antonio, Tex,
also survives him.
Burial was in Rock Creek
Cemetery
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Creighton Churchill, IS, Lived
In Washington Many Years

Creighton Churchill, rs, a
resident OF Washington for many
years, died May 26 at his home
in Millersville, Nd, where he
lived since his retirement in
1851.
Born in Silver City, N. Mex,
Mr.. Churchill came to Washing
ton as a small boy and grew up
in the Mount Pleasant area. He
was one of the original members
of the Mount Pleasant Hrum
Corps and toured the Eastern
United States with that group
During the Spanish American
War, Mr.. Churchill was en-
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Dratha

THOMAS WILLIAM I!IsIo ?. a special com
~ s HT 4 foI 1n a. 4 NJ mi is R hss,sS.
~~ Masonic Temple, 10th and
W. y, SITS. NV, for the purpose
.orSs ,,r Of srr1ngins 70 conduct Ma Ne:
Saoth.r 'p %fIt1AM l'fs III P ss;
at 10 am. from the Peoples congre-
'a'l0n oR Sf9SSH 'I pAh Sfsf g. W. R H.
HUGH W. HARVEY, Secy.
THONSSEN. PEARL EDNA. Suddenly
on Tuesday. June 4. 1857, at her res
idenee, 4Sas Van Ness st: NV, Pearl;
Miss George Thomson and Mrs. William
s. Gordon Dulin. Friends may call
az the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st; and
Sea on ave Friday June nsse 'esyae' p M
terment private. 8
THEURER. HELEN. The members Of
81. Catherine Laboure sodal-
q s. !! J.
REV srEPaH DII,I z P pIIsSt6,
HoNoRAH AUSTIN Project.
TILLMAN. MARY ELLEN. On Tuesday
June 4. l957. MARY ELLEN TILLMAN
o. ~ st. ne, beloved mother OF
and sister Of i Mr.. T Es JACKSON a% H5c
surviving are one uncle. James Thigh
man: one niece, Mrs. Mary B. Henson:
two nephews. John H. Richardson and
Richardson; a daughter.in.iSw. Anita
Tillman. other relatives and many
friends: After IL noon Friday. June
Z; friends are invited TO Gall ct the
NV. where the rosary will be recited
at 7:30 pm. REQUIEM mass will be
celebrated on Saturday, June 4, At ST
capitol d snd 5aII ce stn cnSfcni sSus5
1nterment Mount olivet Cemetery.
TURNER. JOHN J. There will be q spe.
MSk Printing Pr.ssmen's ' Union
NJ fS57. !. .s on &c: s5id am. June To at Z
! WAN| tend the funeral o. JOHN J
W. EDWARD T. BEST.
ROY T. DEAN. Secretary. 8
TURNER. JOHN J. On Tuesday, June T.
1857. at Georgetown University Hos
pltaL JOHN J. TURNER Of 1913 Key
blvd, Arlington, Va. beloved husband
4. Forbes Of New York V City. and Mrs. Mrs.
Gan at the Ives Funeral Home. ss4f
t wn:9n s blvd; Ar Rim " where
day. .Inns :. at $40 pm lnterment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery 8
WHELPLEY. JAMES RUSSELL. OF 25
Cotton ave, Sayville, Long Island. N
Russ SEntr &H Il PIsd SoA MS hSsS mE
Of Leliie c. Whelnlsy. devoted father
and brother Of Mar. Ellen Ballard and
Margaret v. w Smith. Also surviving
are six grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Funeral from Raynor's
Funeral Home, Sayville, N Y. inter-
e EePri St. AIMS Cemetery sA'vills'
WILLIAMS. JOHN THURsToN. On Wed
JOHN THuRsTToN Williams. Beloved
husband Of Ella Williams father of
Herbert 7. and Edwin T. Williams,
Mass. and Mrs. David Wetmore OF
BY four grandchildren and two great
from ftSsroys nf fune Ga FH om.
West Dixie hwy. Miami, Fla. inter
WILLIAMS JOHN T. We regret To an.
nounce the death Of JOHN
ASA T. WILLIAMS, who passed
AM away on Wednesday, June s
| NShNW neral in Miami on Friday
| N4U June At Gao pm.
~ EDWARD T. BEsT,
ROY T DEAN. Secretary.
WRIGHT. HELEN H.. Of 81 Mcdonald
place ne, on Monday. June 3. 1857,
HELEN H WRIGHT. beloved mother
OF Matthew Tassyn and sister Of Claud
HALLIDAY OF Palo Alto. Calf After 9
pm Wednesday June s. friends may
call at the Magruder Funeral Home.
23l Nicholas ave. Sc. where services
will be held on Thursday. June g. at I
pm. the Rev. Robert Lee Jeans on
ciatinE
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ROSS. WILLIAM y. A tribute Of Low,
and devotion IN memory Of my deal
husband. WILLIAM =. ROSS. who lefl
me twenty-six years ago today Jun'
3, 1891.
june brings sad memories
OF loved one gone 10 rest:
You will never be forgotten
DEVOTED WIPE, LILLE A. ROSS.
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Inurtltnu

FUNGER. WILLIAM m. A memorial
in memory Of WILLIAM (MOE) FUN.
GER beloved husband and father. viii
be unveiled on Sunday, june 9. 1857
Garden, Falls Church, Va. Friends
and relatives are invited
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5 LOTS in Estion.l ~, Memorial PARK, rails
Box 2b2.p, Sarasota, Fla.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriun

Crematorium
J.William Lees Sons Co.
EuNERAL DIRECTORS
4th and Mass. Ave. NE. II. $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 R st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER. INC.
price open daily sun. holidays Phone
nights aOO iltb q nv IA 6-GiG6
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RALPH s. Dimes, Recording Secretary
BRYANT. MARY GERTRUDE tsIs,. on
HM eTInH s ySne sSS,v 1897. MARY GER
mother Of Marceline West and Law
renee Bryant: daushter Of Mrs Mamie
Lomax; grandmother Of Cortex West,
She also is survived By a stepisther,
Samuel Lomax: other relatives and
late residence after Z pm: wednesday,
pm. from .Ebenezer Methodist
Richard H. johnson oficiating, Inter-
msnt % w sa1n Sn ce%Mst .tr Arrange
CLAYToR. SUSIE IRENE. On Tuesday,
ccLAYToR. iV Widow Of the I late william william
y other relatives and many fTisnds.
A a. nSted 10 es a Il: JARVIS tFspe
1892 St. NV. Funeral services At
! pm. Friday. June Z. At 81 Mary.s
and II SITS, NV. Interment Harmony
COX, MAE L. on Sunday, June ., 1867.
MRS. MAE L. cox OF 1851 Birney pl.
SCI beloved mother OF Donald Cox
and devoted sister Of Mrs Pauline john
othy Bridseforth and Mrs. Eleanor Hill.
Other relatives and friends also sur
viye. Remains resting with l.. z. Muir
ray a. Son, 1887 10th ST. NV, where
friends may call after 4 pm Wednes-
day. Funeral Thursday, June o, At
pm. at Glendale Baptist Church. Rev
Gibson will ofnciate. Interment Linz
coin Memorial Cemetery. Sc
CREGLow. FLOYD WALLACE. on
ITlIee,sSday 70 J rn, - 4 1875. FLOYD WAL
beloved husband Of virginia james
creelow and brother OF Miss Maxine
Creglow Friends are invited to
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home of Robert A. Humphrey
Bethesda; Nd. where services will be
terment RidRhport, W. va.
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Communication of Mount
Hermon Lodge. No. 17a. A.
=. and A. NJ, is hereby called
for Friday, June z, 1857,
at 9:15 am. at the Ma
sonic Temple. Hyattsville.
Nd. for the purpose Of con-
lie last Masonic rites for our
Ter. CLYDE H. FLACK.
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LOVING WIFE. BERTHA M. PATTER
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ROY 7. DEAN. Secretary.
WRIGHT. HELEN n. OF 81 Mcdonald
place ne, on Monday. June 3. 1857.
Of Matthew Tassyn and sister Of Claud
Halliday Of Palo Alto. Calf. After 8
pm. "Wednesday June 5. friends may
call at the Magruder Funeral Home.
III Nicholas ave. Sc. where services
will be held on Thursday. June g, at
pm. the Rev. Robert Lee Jeans on
ciatinE
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WILLIAM MORTIMER. Jr'. secy. g
GLENNoN. SUSAN BLAIR. on Tues
day. June 4. 1857. SUSAN BLAIR
Admiral James Henry Giennon' mothei
Of Capt James Blair Glennon, U. s
Navy tretiredD and 1t. Comdr Harri-
son Randolph Glennon, U, S. Navy ire
tired. She also Is survived by eight
grandchildren. Services vii be held
at st Marearet's Episcopal Church
Conn. ave and Bancroft ul NV. on
Friday. June :, at AS pm Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery Z
GRECO, THELMA AUGUSTA SHAR.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-03
Coolies Nescs

Don O'Brien, Grand Comman-
der of Montana, moo military
Order of the Coolies, the honor
degree of the Veterans of For
eign Wars, has just returned
from visiting the puptents thru
out the State Of Montana, some
two thousand miles of travelling
since early September.
These are the cities he stopped
at overnight: Wolf Point, Malta,
Havre, Great Falls, Helena two
mites, Libby, Kalispell, Missoula
"a week., Butte, Bozeman, Bill
lings and a 3 hour stop at Glen
dive before returning to Sidney.
Billings coolies and cootiettes
had an 8 o'clock feed for O'Brien
and Mrs. Stewart of Butte on
Thursday night. Here at Sidney
the Cootiettes and coots gather
ed for another meal.
Grand Cootie O'Brien will be
returning to Butte again some
time in November, soon as MI.
and Mrs. Floyd Stewart pick their
date for the visit.
Our regular meeting night is
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-03
A DRAW HANDY
HELPING HANDS

President Dorothy Moe called
the last meeting of the year to
order on September 81, at the
Dorothy Moe home.
We sang a song and repeated
the flag pledges.
Secretary Vivian Hanson read
the minutes of the August 9th
meeting. The minutes were ap-
proved as read. Roll call was an
swered by telling what we thought
OF the past club year. Our new
cabinet stands as follows:
President - Teddy Ronningen;
vice-president - Vivian Hanson;
secretary - Vonda Madsen; treas
urer - Ronnie Hanson; news re-
porter - Dorothy Moe.
The next meeting will be at the
Vonda Madsen home Friday night,
October 4th at TOO (CST).
The meeting was adjourned and
a tasty lunch was served by Mrs.
Moe.
Dorothy Moe, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-03
IS y s:,'

Here's some news you can
BANK on. Your Natl Home Fund
Chairman attended the fall Dis
trict S meeting in Froid Sunday.
Comrade O'Brien had the model
of the VFW Farmstead with him.
He reports a very good meeting
with seven state officers on hand.
All district officers were present.
Three posts we're not present, in
Guiding two post commanders.
Comrade O'Brien reported on
his visit to the Soldiers Home
near Columbia Falls, also on his
lob as chairman of the Natl
Home Fund in the Department
of Montana VFW. He said we
still need a little over $4,000
to finish paying for the Farm
stead project. He has been around
the state, showing this model to
coolies, cootiettes, VFW posts
and their ladies' auxiliaries, and
has received several donations.
O'Brien is going to attend a
district meeting in Roundup next
Saturday, October 5th, and on
Sunday he'll be showing his mod
ell again in Columbus at the
District 3 meeting.
The pot was passed around at
Froid where donation was $27.06
for the Montana Project. These
buildings are finished and all