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,tian holdings Of the Suez Canal
Co.. last July 26 without con-
Isulting his Arab friends.
The American invitation to
ISaud is viewed here as an at
tempt to WOO Saudi Arabia from
the Egyptian camp. :
Hussein Praises Doctrine
Jordan's King Hussein has
gone on record in praise of the
Eisenhower doctrine. The king
whose FESTIVE nation is shipping
Iat British ties which have sus-
tanned it since 1916 told United
States Ambassador Lester NAL
iory Monday the new American
policy was welcomed and appre-
ciated by peace loving countries
and the Arab peoples in particu-
lar"
In current consultations, Egypt
lis reported seeking assurances its
leadership of the Arab league
will continue and that the Arab
states will act in concert rather
than individually toward the
American overtures.
A four-man Jordanian mission
begins talks here today with
President Nasser and other
Egyptian leaders on an old cffer
of financial aid from Egypt.
Saudi Arabia and Syria to re-
place the British subsidy 10 Jor-
dan.
Seeking Substitute Funds
Jordan's parliament has rec
commended abrogation of the
British Jordanian treaty, but the
government is seeking first to
replace the military and eco
nomic aid that Jordan gets for
permitting the maintenance of
British military bases on her
soil. AS negotiated for 1857, the
aid is reported to total about
$33l2 million for the army and a
ST million credit for economic
projects.
A three-man Syrian delega-
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oO'O From Us. wfATHfR BUREAU
Mat II
FORECAST
Temperatures for Yesterday

WEATHER FORECAST-Snow is expected in Northern
States from the Appalachans to the Pacific Northwest
Rain is forecast for the Gulf up through Western
States and from Arizona northward to Oregon Temper
atures will continue cold the Northeast while warmer
air expected to northward from the Gen.
trail Mississippi valey.-AP Wrephoto Map
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J0t* NNtt
sun today T;.6 am. 5.01 pm
sun tomorrow I:2B am. sos pm
Moon, today ! al PM 3 30 a m
Automobile liRhtS must be turned on
1nc-half hour after sunset
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Record Temperatures This Year
Hithest 81 on January 4.
Lowest. T. on January .
"gh and Low ~ Last - Hours
Low. -, al $50 am.
Hleh, a. at 800 pm.
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Delicious Chow Mein
in FIavOr-Cuard
Divider-Pak0 sets
new mood in food

~ - MODERN homemakerS have discovered
IA new way to treat their families to
In lglamorous Oriental meals. It's way
DIDO do it with very little work and for
very modest sum. Chun Kings delicious
Chicken Chow Mein is the answer This new
mood in food has made such hit with many
families that they now have regular Chun
King night often in their homes.
Your family will want to go Oriental" very
often, too. once they get taste of Chicken
Chow Mein from Chun Kings exclusive Di-
vider-Pak. This is Cantonese food at its finest
Oriental food. cooked and packed so it reaches
you with all the tantalizing flavor and interest
ing textures for which this food is famous.
Chun King Divider-Pak is secret! The chicken,
mushrooms and sauce. which require long SIM
mering for flavor and tenderness, are packed in
the top can. The vegetables-five Oriental ia
vorites-are quick-cooked to keep them crisp.
and bright and packed in the bottom can. You
combine the two and heat. In just 10 minutes
your Chun King Chow Mein is ready to serve
Three Oriental favorites! What's more, your
meal can feature Beef Chop Suey. or Mushroom
Chow Mein (grand for meatless days. as well
as Chicken Chow Mein. Chun King-and only
Chun King-has all of them available in this
exclusive Divider-Pak
GTrsdemark Res. By Chun King Sales. Inc.
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In the home furnishings field today good modern
or contemporary as decorators call it's achieved
by properly blending the old with the new
Far Eastern furnishings which are noted for
their functionallsm simplicity of line
artistry Of design and colorng are being used more
and more by good decorators to supply the best of
the old. The screen. lamp table divan shown here
reflect some of the Oriental influence at its best
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Complete Oriental meal serred the modern Chun Kings
frozen Cantonesestye Dinner traditional Oriental meal
all ready to heat and right in its shiny dvde tray And look
all get Two Cantonese Shrimp Egg Rolls big serving Of
Chicken Almond Chop Suey fluffy white Oriental rice Try
also these other delicious Chun King frozen foods Shrimp Chow
Mem Chicken Chow Mem Beef Chop Suey Chicken Chow Men
with Crisp Noodles Shrimp Egg Rolls Egg Foo Young Fried Rice
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Orient Express Runs in U.S.A.

Stores Of the speed and fame Of the
Orient Express have long thrilled
Americans. Now it has an American
counterpart in Chun Kings Orient Ex-
press fleet of trucks. which transports
Chun King products to warehouses
and stores in all parts of the U.S.A.
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,Stir-frying. red-cooking,
fire-timing splashing.
sizzling. steaming. All
these forms of cooking.
which help give Oriental
food its delicious texture
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and flavor. are done in one simple cooking vessel
the w0k. Formed from a single piece of steel
and shaped like large shallow bowl. the whole
pan-not just the bottom-is the cooking area
The walks flaring construction makes it posi-
Bile to cook food in very little water or oil over
intense heat
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CtVN KING FOODS
GOOD TEAMMATES
FOR "lEFT-OVERS"

Chun Kings canned Oriental foods are made
to order for the homemaker who wants to make
little go long way. whether it be food or
dollars. Follow the recipes on Chun Kings
canned vegetables and you'll see what we mean
Combine the remainder OF Sundays chicken
or roast (beef. pork or veaD with Chun Kings
canned vegetables for Chop Suey or Chow Mem
The result will be delicious dish your family
will love on Monday or Tuesday and never
recognize as any part OF Sundays dinner
For the easiest OF all versions of Chow Mein,
add any leftover meat to Chun Kings ready
to-serve Mushroom Chow Mein.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

Opening lead: King Of hearts.
Of course this sort of thing is
bound to have its moments. Now
and then it will pick up a trick.
But you will find that indiscrim-
mate false-carding will fool part
ner more often than it will mis-
lead declarer.
Both Mr.. Dale and Mrs. Keen
false-carded in today's hand to
flimflam Mr.. Champion out of his
six-spade contract. Each felt
that with normal defensive play
Mr.. Champion would make his
slam and that desperate meas
ures were therefore justified.
The king of hearts was opened
and Mr.. Champion studied the
dummy hand. With only eleven
tricks of the top it appeared to
him that a successful squeeze
play was his only hope. To pre-
pare the way for this, he let the
king of hearts win.
Mrs. Keen then led the queen
Of hearts and dummy's ace won.
Three rounds Of trumps were
cashed and Mr.. Dale discarded
his two remaining hearts.
Next came dummy's two top
diamonds and a third diamond
which Mr.. Champion ruffed. On
this last trick Mr.. Dale played
the queen of diamonds. AS he
hoped. Mr.. Champion then
placed the jack in Mrs. Keen's
hand.
On the following lead of a
trump. Mrs. Keen dropped the
deuce Of hearts, the four of clubs
went on from dummy and Mr..
Dale played the trey of clubs.
The last trump brought the 10
Of clubs from Mrs. Keen, the 10
Of diamonds was played from the
board and Mr.. Dale parted with
another club.
Next Mr.. Champion led small
club to dummy's king. Holding
queen-jack alone at this point,
Mrs. Keen promptly dropped the
queen. Can you blame Mr..
Champion for picturing her last
two cards as the high heart and
the jack of diamonds?
Feeling reasonably sure that he
had the hand cased accurately,
he returned the eight of clubs
and finessed his nine spot. Mrs.
Keen won with the lone jack and
cashed her good heart for a two
trick set.
distributed by Mcknight Syndicate. Inc. }
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Behind the most commonplace
and homely words, there often
lie remarkably intricate word
histories. You couldn't. for ex-
ample. find many words more
prosaic in appearance than
"chitlins." about which Steven
Stasko Of Ambridge. Pa. writes:
please straighten me out on
this word. How did it originator"
Most dictionaries insist that
the word should be spelled chit
terlings"- all agree that they
are hogs innards. fried or
broiled. Popular chiefly in the
southeastern part Of the country,
they are also known as far west
as Missouri and Arkansas and
may be bought in markets in the
Negro section of Northern cities.
In Southern dialect the word
is "chitlins." Yet to language
students it is a word which can
readily be traced back to
Middle English. where it was
used to describe similar organs
in the human body. Moreover,
it can be traced ultimately TO
the German "kutteln," of the
same meaning, and is probably
related to the Danish "kuit,"
fish roe.
At least one etymologist (as
students of word histories are
called suggests that the lowly
gatherings can be traced back
through Anglo-Saxon to the
Indo European base "geu-. :"
meaning to bend, curve or be
rounded. All OF which adds up
to a rather impressive history
for such a modest little word.
A "solecism" is a mistake in
nNo ~ Voor ~ -, NlaA ,,.~ - ..I.
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and comes to us from the Greek.
The Greek colony Of Soloi, far
removed from Athens. developed
a dialect Of its own. much as
Americans did when removed
from the mother country. Eng
land. Just as the English were
shocked by what they considered
our "barbarisms." so the Greeks
were shocked by what they called
"soloikismos" speaking incor-
which comes our
word "solecism."
released by The Bell Syndicate. IneJ
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WORD GAME
Find 80 or more words in
SOLFEG Clio,

meaning, IAN exercise in scales. T"
Average is 81; time limit. Is
minutes.
Rules Of the eame--l. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters BY the addition OF
81 such as bats" cars" are not
used 3. Only one form OF q word Is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 ALvEOLAR
alar. aloe, area, aver. lave. lava, larvae
zeal, lover, lore, vale, valor. veal, vole.
earl, ola, oral. oval, over, rale. ravel,
rave. real. role. rove. roll.
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Answer 10 ALyEOLAR
Answers TO Our Presidents

President Abraham Lincoln
made his last public address to
a crowd on the White House
lawn, April IL. 1865.
Dean Gooderham Acheson
was born at Middletown. Conn,
on April IL, 1893. He was Sec
rotary Of State under President
Truman from 1949 to 1858.
3-Charles Evans Hughes was
born at Glens Falls, N. Y, on
April IL, 1862.
Questions on Page ASH
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CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EAsLEY BLACKwOOD

When Mr.. Muzzy wins a trick
with a king when he could have
won it with a queen. he is not
trying to fool anybody. He is not
consciously false-carding. That
is just the way he plays But he's
a devil with holding of queen
jack doubleton. Here he becomes
really tricky. always following
suit with the queen when an OPP
ponent leads the ace or king.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. MaSters)
AKJ3
VA103
oAKl05
%K84
WEST EAST
(Mrs. Keen) (Mr. Dale)
A654 as
VKQJ2 29864
o932 0QJ74
%QJ10 &7653
SOUTH
(Mr. Champion
AAQ10972
275
086
%A92
The bidding:
South West North East
IA Pass 20 Pass
"a Pass 80 Pass
81 Pass ANT Pass
So Pass GO All pass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
Do Boxers Really
Like To Fight?'
By MEREDITH S. BUEL

hight FANS are sparring verbally more than
Il ever these days, with the District Golden Gloves
tournament again in full swing.
Scores of Washington area young men are
stepping through the ropes with hopes Of punching
their way to amateur championships.
And boxers will tell you this: Thrills and skill,
fanfare and fair play, trophies and friendships
all make the ring great place to be.
Yet you may wonder how about outside
the ring? What's it like to be known as fighter?
Is he forced to drop more opponents in the gutter
than on the canvas? How does boxing affect his
nfe-and the lives of others?
AS Len Kanthal, 81, Washington's former Golden
Gloves international heavyweight champion, says
with a laugh when I wore a Golden Gloves
jacket down the street, it was open invitation
something like man in a top hat walking beside
a board fence after a heavy snow"
Recently. chap who had taken a few drinks
too many, accosted him on the street:
so you're Len Kanthal, eh?" he said. "Okay,
champ. you think you're tough. can lick you any
day"
With this, the challenger tried to make like a
boxer, waving his fists in the breeze Len replied
good-naturedly: "Okay, fellah, you're the champ.
You can lick me any day :"
About this time friends arrived and hustled
OF the new champ"
Len afraid? Anyone who knows him knows
better CONTINUED
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VACATION PLAOGS

VA. SIDE, close d, c.-Home on
water for boat dock: cash or Alex.
house to trade. Box 500, Star.
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AVIATION
AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

FORD AND CHEVROLET OWNERS,
and 'b8 ONLY. Pord. II 90: chew
Iolet g." Sl2 0b. Chevrolet "a, q"
81 65 FREE INSTALLATION
Others IN stock for all makes.
equally low prices BOYD'S Ca
RAGE. rear SOD Ga ave- Silver
Spring Nd JU. b-6SO1
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CHOICE LOT

] "a acres and larger. near Ar
Mngton blvd. lust across Arlington
line. sewer. water, gAs and paved
street, wide frontage. beautiful sur
roundings. reasonably priced. w.
w. JOHNSTON, Br. CT. 1880.
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LARoB 0ARAQE for rent 10 b
10 S-2Td6 sitsr 4 and sunday
1880 0InARD 81. N.Wr-Parkin1
Phone NO. 7-7B4e.
GARAGE on STORAGE SPACE,
1880 bladensburg I'd. n.e,--2Ox2b
90. y, Slb per mo. Call pI.
GARAGE for ? cars for rent m
rear Of 1924 o 81. NV; SIS each
HENRY J. RoBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 1-614i
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST. $4,000: So. Tyr,
monthly payment note. tdsi. pusr'
hedrm. Nd. home: good maker;
$500 fof quick sale. UN. 4
1926. Mr.. FRYE
PLENTY FUNDS available, LIST OF
2-a303 or IA. 7-5SOO.
AvAILsBLE IMMEDIATELY = End
trust note OF $50, 600, 6qs inter-
est. payable $500 mo-. secured
on me commercial building In
national leases. Box 21o-R, Star
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS, mr..
Front Royal, Va.--White frame
cottage, 2Oxa0 r.. incl, lee, alum,
scr, peh., on corner lot leOxS0
II. Elec, stone hrepl; 81. 49a.
Owner. p. D. LUCAS. AID. 2-O443.
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MONEY 70 LOAN


YOU CAN RAISE MONEY on we'll
kept property with some equity
NO. 7-56S7 or IA. 2-S2S0 eyeA
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
tcoNTlNUeDl

CADILLAC '5a Coupe de vine: ist-
class eond.. $1,000 OF best offer.
Call Mr.. HAMED. no 2-5655,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1857 Crown Imperial.
white, air-eond.. D. steering. ..
brakes, p. windows and seats,
ss 1870 hs CIV sssfliAR9TE M 6ilsSss
sg40 Ca, ave. Silver sprins, Nd,
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CHOICE LOTS
FOR YOUR
pACKAGED HOME

NEARBY CHESAPEAKE BEACH
on the Bay. less than l hour from
with town water supply. electricity
and convenient 10 Bay; boat harhor
stores. etc, ideal location Tor your
packAged home or other cottage,
other new substantial cottages Ia
the. area; full price only $3.50
cash, or $3.50 down. balance S2h
per month. Also other desirable 10.
cations on hiSh land overlooking
Bay with B0-foot frontage By e0t
feet or more, all with basement
possibilities. excellent water supply
and electricity, priced from 5000
TO $i,7B0. according 10 size and
location with only 1915 down. bal
Ance As little as $lh per month
immediate possession.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
At the Bayfront Stop sign
Chesapeake Beach, Nd,
Mali AIntesA naCI
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CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
WATERFRONT PROP. VITO,

At the Bayfront Stop sign
Chesapeake Beach, Nd.
Dial: Alpine 7-SSSl
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STANDARD PONTIAC

PONTIAC 1915 club sedan: sood
tranSp, will sacrifice SIPS cash.
VIII, 6-O453.
PONTIAC Sc station wagon. 4-dr
power equipped. private owner
Quick sale. IA 7-0S44
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$50 Southern Building
Phone RE, 7-S436 for Brochure or
Phone DRUM POINT, Solomon 1891
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

TRAILER 1855 cotton FruehAuf
lowboy. 1853 L-lSO International
tractor. new motor. Also trade
1881 Dodge pickup for 4 car. CT
B-4liO
TD-O FRONT-END LOADER, excel.
c0nd. reasonable price, Financ-
ine avail UN, 4-4B4s.
GARDEN TRACTOR with ali at
taeh, also rotary tiller. reason
able. CAN after 4 pm. JE.
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TAKE 4 YACHT CRUISE 70 Plor-
ida via inland WaterWay-One
yacht leaving this week end. an
other ". later in october. Com
petent crew, luxurious accommo-
dations, Very reas, Call : to 5.
WASHINGTON MARINA CO.. RE
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SALE AUToMoBREs ron SALE /

FORD 1867 YaIrians Victoria VS.;
s ni1Issass; :, pcsJfees aaSs88nd . EN-
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION
SHAPIRO INC

l-ACRE SITES
Q beautiful t-aere homesites near
Confessional Country Club. Will
subordinate. Finest location. Nc
cnnpalitlnn
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I have several excel. bldg. sites
with all improvements. located
slose 70 conn. AVE, WIS. AVE.
oVsr 5 = E1iA ns R Msss tr SxE ssso sS
up Also several largeF groups
OF lots in same area. To inspect,
call Frank ShultE, ewes, OIL.
ALAG, with W. B. WRIGHT, I'm.
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LQTS FOR SAM

Three lots. over l acre each: ex,
eellent. conveniently located neigh.
borhood. centreville. Va. Approved
and ready for building. Si.G5t
each. HUNTER AGENCY. Centre
Vile. Va. BR. S-S6OO.
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tcoNIINIlpI

BRADBURY Hfs.-water, sewer,
eas n street: mr., shopping CEN
tiers. schools, tran&p.: Si,iO0. or
haai caah nllar- RI k-nAOA
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cHRYsLER 1858 300" sport
coupe, like new, all-white fniSh
Erh no an ra iDr rn ISathsT interior
steering, power brakes, power win
Cow pOwer seats, 7 and h., Wv
tires, etc. Americas most distinc-
tive sport car Full price, 81 ,QNb,
can. finance with sos down or
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COLORED
L0TS, ACREAGE WANTED

RIVER RD. POTOMAC = Private
for two-aere lot in desirable To-
cation on Or near River I'd. He.
4-1lI0, iJs
PRIVATE PARTY With equity Of
$4,000 In 5-yr -old apt. bldg
1905 rental record. would like
70 trade on farm or larger apt.
bldR Box a34-G Star
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kIVEkSIlk Tkh., pverlookIng, 20.
s sSmse' l aasASshS w6 Eva \. ssss s iAO
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Z ACRHs' 6,FQom. 2-story house,
painted. inside In need Of repair
stream, sprine. well and lake,
tqweIing. trees; miles southeast
OF Winchester, Va: S3,7b0, with
$3.50 down. For information call
Jefferson e-6S64 after b pm.
HUNTING LODGE, two bedrooms,
living room with fireplace, porch
and well, in mountains with acre
age; , miles northwest Of VIM
chester Va; timber land. good
hunting; S3,905. with S7O6 down
For information call Jefferson
9-5s04 after d pm.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-27
S~portsrnen's Board
Holds Regular
Monthly Meeting

The Richland County Sportsmen
Board held their regular monthly
meeting, this week and received
the master plan for future devel-
opment of the Gartside Lake area.
The complete contour map and
survey Of the area was done by
the fine cooperation of the Soil
Conservation Service personnel.
Walt Anderson, Frank Wodnik and
Ray Smith. According to President
Rex Smelser, the plan will be re-
printed and distributed to various
organizations who might assume
completion of some part of the
plan.
Plans for this development are
under the direction of a special
committee including Smelser, An
derson, Harry Mikelson, Ken
Chadderdon, Ralph Beier, Phil
Olmstead and Waldo Merrill. A
club project for rip-rapping the
face of the dam was tabled until
after July 4. At that time a meet
ing will be called to plan for that
project.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-27
Lower
Yellowstone
Mra L p MooRn

The Secret Sisters club were
entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Erwin Martin last Friday evening.
Mrs. Ralph Cummins was assis-
tant hostess.
Mr.. and MI. Dolf Bosshard
were Sunday guests at the L. p.
Moore home.
Mrs. Olive Taylor has been
having quite a round with the
flu but is feeling better.
l.. P. Moore was a business
caller in Williston Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mar
kow and family of Elgin will
spend the week end at the Elmer
Martin home and will attend the
wedding OF Miss Kaye Hoffman
Sunday. Miss Zebra Martin who
has been visiting at the Markow
home for the past three weeks
will return with them.
Mrs. Ben Sedlacek and chill
dren and Grandma Paschke ac-
companied Mrs. Tom SHUTTER to
Wn. Thursday, where
they will visit some members OF
their family for q time.
Mrs. Ingvar Wick and chill
dren Of Sidney were in Dore
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs John Damn,
Carol and little Johnny motored
70 Havre and spent last week
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-27

couple, and Andrew Jackson, Jr.
the groom's brother.
Mrs. Serum wore a gown OF
aqua and white with white ac-
cessories, and Mrs. Jackson chose
black and white ensemble with
white accessories. Each had a
corsage of white gladioli.
A reception was held in the
church parlors following the
ceremony. Mrs. Richard Doe, the
brides sister, cut the four TERED
cake, shaped to symbolic a three
leaf clover, and decorated with
appropriate bridal designs in SAL
mon and white. Mrs. Alton Leon
and Mrs. Joseph Strom, aunts of
the bride, poured. Mrs. James
Hedegard registered the guests,
and Mrs. Emmett Taylor and Mrs.
Russell Quincy presided at the
gift table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson left at
once on a wedding trip to yell
lowstone and Glacier Parks, and
on their return will live in Wat
ford City, N. D. where Mr.. Jack
son is employed by an oil COM
.any.
Mrs. Jackson is a graduate of
Sidney high school and has been
employed as a nurses aid at
Memorial hospital
here. Mr.. Jackson is a navy vet
,ran.
Prenuptial entertainments in
a pantry shower given by
he hospital staff.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-27

end with her sister and family,
the Howard Sterretts.
Ronnie Harper of Sidney has
been spending some time at the
home Of his grandparents, the
Chas. Flynns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Howard
of Russo, N. Dak., for whom
wedding bells rang on June Is,
visited at the Ted Rafael home
for two days last week. They
then drove to the Black Hills IN
South Dakota for a few days, re-
turning here on Saturday to pick
up his sister Freida, who ac-
companied them home. She will
spend a week with her folks
helping them move their belong