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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-19
THE MIAMI TIMES-'The Peoples Newspaper"
PAGE 16 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1856
B. 7. w. BoWs to
Howard Blake I3-I1

Howard Blake High of Tampa
defeated the Booker T. Washing
ton Tornsdoes by a one point
margin, 1912 Thursday night at
Dorsey Park. Another sizeable
crowd was present to witness the
contest.
The Tornadoes drew first blood
early in the opening period when
halfback Dewitt Pruitt, on a
pitchout from quarterback Sam
uel Hutchinson, dashed around
end and nan 80 yards to place the
ball on the visitors S. On the fol-
lowing play, halfback James Null
timore ran the necessary five for
the first score. The try for point
was missed.
In the second period the Blake
Boys got into the scoring column.
A shovel pass from quarterback
Bobby Jones to end Melvin John
son was good for IA yards and
the touchdown. Halfback Henry
Marshall ploughed over for the
point leading the home boys by
TO.
In the final period, Blake scor-
ed again when halfback ] o h 4
Brown ran 20 yards for a I'd
The roint was missed.
Later in the final period the
Tornadoes tailed again. Hutchin-
son broke loose and ran Is yards
for a score. but the point w a S
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-19
WIS "Frankenstein''
Today

Warner Bros The Curse Of
Frankenstein" opens at the Capt.
tol Theatre Sunday. The haunt
ing tale of horror was filmed in
WsrnerColor for added blood
chilling realism and stars Peter
Cushing, Hazel Court, Robert Ur-
quhart and Christopher Lee as
the creature.
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$3.50 WEEK PAYS ALL
After low down payment ON this
beautiful 2 bedroom CHS home.
furnished. ON large 7OxlOO Opa
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Call now.
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Beauty Clinic
Set For Tuesday

Beauticians Unit No. a. invites
you to attend a beauty clinic
Tuesday, Oct. % at Williams
Beauty Shop, 1884 NV 9th and
from 1912 pm. Admission SOC.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-19

missed and the game ended with
Washington two point from a
victory--13-12.
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EAST OF NV. 18th AVE.
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City water. Paved streets.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-19

Out of the strikes and rumors
of strikes on the labor front re-
Gently, wages will be increased
by a few pence to a shilling per
hour. The Labor Cancellation
Bosrd has decided to do this Tor
all departments Of he public SER
vice and the thing is effective as
of Sept. 26. Labor has learned
that "The wheel that screeches
the loudest gets the most grease"
Workmen just had to let known
what was hurting them.
Sixteen year old Kenneth
Johnson was sent to do three
years and three months in pr1-
son on Oct. 10. He was convicted
on three counts of HOUSEKEEPING
and setailing. There is no cor
regional institution for juvenile
criminals in the Bahamas.
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CARVER RANCH BEAUTY
S79S DOWN

New CHS custom built. ? huge he'd
rooms, tile bath, huge living room.
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S BEDROOMS LIBERTY CITY
S1195 DOWN

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bath Closets porches available well handicapped Fine
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COCONUT CRovE FURNISHED
81. 995 DOWN lI

Neat, clean .2-bedroom, living
room, dining room, bath, large kit
chen, completely furnished. Total
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CHS - OFFICE BUILDING
Total Price SIS 95. FL TERMS
Hallandale office building, very
good location. Only $685. down. SIS
per month. Open for your inspec-
ton. See this.
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when women take men to
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OPA LOCKA - DREAM HOME
$995 DOWN

See this dream home in Rainbow
Park. Bedroom custom built CHS,
tile bath and features, large living
room, dining room, closets, utility.
tile features on large 5Ox1OO lot.
near new schools, bus and shop.
ping. EZ terms. Pay less than rent.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
The Best Fashions

9 colorful pages! Every.
thing you need a silk
suit that travels best, your
most versatile bathing
suit, floating chiffons for
dreamy evenings in ''That
Very Special Trip" Or, if
you prefer to stitch your
own, see "Vacationers' De.
light" Also, see summers
ncwsiest cottons in the May
Ladies' Home Journal.
A. whos ogs do women
have the greoiesf sex
oppeol7 Are they harder
to get along with than
men? And what about a
woman's intuition-is il
really accurate? Now,
science comes up with
some surprising observa.
tons in ''What Do You
Know About Women?"
Be sure to read it.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Aunt Minnie Goldsmith
Has Another Birthday

IF I get much older we1l
have to Use the Armory."
This was Aunt Minnie"
Goldsmith's reaction as she
stood before the 1000 people
who turned out yesterday in
the Sheraton-Park Hotel ball
room to honor her 86th BIRTH
day.
For the past several years
each birthday of this long,
active civic worker - who is
more formally known as Mrs.
Charles A. Goldsmith - has
been the occasion of a big
Embarrassing luncheon for the
Hebrew Home for the Aged.
This years luncheon pro-
ceeds will 60 to the Esther
Sonneborn Nursing Fund for
the home.
The leaders Of some of the
other charities which Mrs.
Goldsmith has served so va
liantly over the years also
turned out yesterday to bestow
various honors on her.
E. K. Morris. president and
founder Of the United Givers
Fund. presented her with the
UGF gold award Of merit. the
first time the award has gone
to woman. This was In rec
ogition Of Mrs. Goldsmith's
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president Of the Hebrew Home
for the Aged. and chairman Of
the mercantile division Of the
United Jewish Appeal. pre-
sented her with a citation of
distinguished service" from
UJA. Of which she has long
been an honorary president.
He also gave her a heart
shaped bracelet charm. from
the women's division Of UJA.
II think you should be the
happiest person in the world. /"
Mr.. Goldman told Aunt Min
ME-" During your lifetime
you have seen so many good
things happen to your people
in this country. You have been
in the fortunate position Of
educating your children, grand
children and great-grandchil-
dreno to follow in your foot
steps. To me this is the greatest
thing that a person can do in
his lifetime"
The group also heard brief
talks by Charles L. Smith,
president Of the Hebrew Home
for the Aged; Mrs. Hyman
Berman. President of the
Ladies Auxiliary Of the Home;
Mrs. Bernard Berman, CHAIR
man Of the luncheon. and Mr..
Ralph Goldsmith, president Of
Lansburgh's department store
and Mrs. Goldsmith's son.
Mr.. Goldsmith told the
group he thought he was "the
luckiest man in the room" to
be Aunt Minnie's" son and
that he was grateful for the
Evening star., 1957-04-30

3-week family vacation
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Come along with this fam.
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Is q college sdveotion
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Should your daughter 60
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freshmen, seniors, and
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Whoi happens when q
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Evening star., 1957-04-30

work in helping establish the
Community Chest. predecessor
of UGF.
Mr.. Morris said he was de-
lighted to give the award to
lone Of the grandest persons
! ever knew" who is "a tradi.
ton in this area"
Hymen Goldman. honorary
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wonderful environment his
mother had provided him all
her life.
Mrs. Goldsmith, firm voiced
and appearing many years
younger than SO. said that this
was the best birthday" she
has had yet. The years do
slip by so rapidly" she added.
and 1t is hard for her to real.
i2e that she is s6.
She said she felt there
must be some other member
who merits the great honor
that you have bestowed on me
for many years. there are so
many who deserve special rec
ognition.
The luncheon also featured
q skit. "Our Fair Lady" dedi-
Gated to Mrs. Goldsmith. and
the installation Of q new slate
Of officers Of the Ladies Aux.
iliary Of the Hebrew Home.
Mrs. Harry Burka Is the new
president. succeeding Mrs.
LYMAN Berman.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Slate Meetinq

The Richard Arnold Chapter
Of the District Daughters Of
the American Revolution will
hold q meeting at pm. SAT-
urday. at the home Of Mrs.
James Spivey. 3i17 Rolling
read. Chevy Chase. Md.
The program includes q
Talk on Europe" by Mrs.
Ralph Bishop.
Evening star., 1957-04-30

GnAAu1eE
800h

Vacation reading-both des.
tined to be best sellers! "A
Prince for Nimmi" by r.
PRAYER Jhabvala. An exotic
love story set in India today.
Also. "A World for My
Son" by Lou Myrtis vining.
A mothers inspiring story
Of her sons victory over
cerebral palsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16

Miss Ellen Brevoort Mac
Nellie, daughter of Mrs. Au-
gustus Riggs Nv of Woodbine.
Nd. and Washington and Mr..
Merrall MacNeille Of Glyndon,
Md, became the bride yester-
day of 1t. George Dudley Iver-
son v, son of Mr.. Iverson w
and the late Gertrude Rausche
Iverson.
The 4 o'clock ceremony took
place in st. Johns Church.
Ellicott City, Md, with the
Rev. Albert Rich officiating.
assisted by the Rev. F. Alan
Parsons.
Given in marriage by her
father. the bride wore a gown
Of white peau de sole and a
rosepoint lace veil. The gown
was designed by Fra Benenson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16
Miss MacNeille Bride
OF 1t. George 1verson

pleted her second year at Mt.
Holyoke.
1t. Iverson was graduated
from the McDonogh School in
Maryland and was just grad
uated from the United States
Military Academy at West
West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16
Miss Hildebrdnd
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Edwin
Hildebrand announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Melissa Ann to Ensign Lloyd
Dallas Follmer. jr.. son OF Mrs.
Follmer of Honolulu, Hawaii,
and the late Capt. Follmer,
USN.
The bride-elect attended
Mount Vernon Seminary and
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Jay TIE Winburn Photo
MRS. GEORGE D.
lVERSON v
The Former

Miss Ellen B. MocNeiIle
of New York. The bride car
ried an open old-fashioned
bouquet of white roses. stepha-
motifs and lilies of the valley.
The brides younger sister,
Miss Melissa MacNeille, was
maid of honor. Bridesmaids
included the Misses Julia Bell
Browne, Iva Louise Emery,
Mary Helen Paxson, Alicia Lee
Iverson, sister of the BRIDE
groom; Mary Bell Voris and
Jill Lonnquist.
Flower girls were Mareie
MacNeille, half sister of the
bride and Barbara Goldsbor-
ough. whose father. George
Goldsborough. was best man.
Ushers we're the Messrs. JEFF
ferson Amacker. Allyn Ensign.
Charles Hug. Robert Leard,
John Stokes and Glenn Swim
dler.
Following the ceremony, q
reception was held at the
brides home. Happy Retreat,
in Woodbine. Md. for some
800 guests.
After q wedding trip, the
couple will make their home
at Fort Sill. Okla. where 1t.
Iverson has just been assigned.
The bride, who is the grand
daughter Of . Mrs. Marjorie
Merriweather Post Of WASH
ington, is a graduate Of Fox.
croft School and just COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16

SSratford College. She was pre-
sented here In 1854
Ensign Follmer was gradu-
ated from the United States
Naval Academy on June Z.
A September wedding is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16
Vocotioning in Mexico

VoCouOuII10 ia MEXICO
Mrs. Paul J. Kilday and
Miss Betty Ann Kilday. OF
3507 Albemarle street, NV,
are making their headquarters
during their stay in Mexico
City at the Hotel Del Prado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
HOLLYWOOD
\ By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Carroll Wants More Money

Hollywood who didn't murder
the place when he returned
home. Maybe because he was
popular here.
4 4 \
Jerry Lewis. who wants "seven
or eight kids" will build q new
house in Beverly Hills. He's run
ming out Of bedrooms with the
fourth baby expected in Sep
TENDER. Comes July and Jerry
takes. his Delicate Delinquent"
on a 20-city tour. appearing with
the picture three or four times
q day in each city.
Dick Powell will be glad to
read this: Marsha Schlicht, IA
daughter of the War;
wick's Erwin Schlicht in New
York assured me He's better
looking in real life" when I took
her to lunch at 20th-F Fox with
q girl friend. also from New
York. The girls. armed with
autograph books. spotted Cary
Grant, who. since an injured
youth in the Andrea Doria-
Stockholm crash last July was
found clutching an autograph
book. now obliges with his sig
nature for anybody under Is. IF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

1t means that much to them. I'll
sign-but not for adults" Cary.
who was long adamant on the
subject for all age groups. told
me between takes in IAN Affair
to Remember"
y + \
Yul Brynner, to insure his wig
adhering to his bald pate for
The Buccaneer." will use gum
to stick it on-and nail varnish
remover to take it of al night.
Might be less painful to grow
back his own hair.
Jayne Mansfield has another
claim to fame besides her figger.
She never misses a line for her
movies or television. On the
Jack Benny final rehearsals,
Jack and Liberace were fiuffing
all over the place. but Jayne
knew her part from the word
go.
David Niven and his wife,
Hjordis-she's just home from
the hospital after minor surgery
will vacation in Austria for a
month before going to the South
of France where David stars in
"Bonjour Tristesse" with De-
bOrah Kerr.
Russ Tamblyn, %. recently di-
vorced by 18-year-old Venetia
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the occasion. to so persons he
wanted to impress. The wine and
the conversation were sparkling.
Suddenly the butler whispered to
the host. He excused himself,
went to the front door and
handed the keys to his new
Cadillac to the man who was
there to repossess it.
\ 4 4 4
Tom Mix. suddenly catapulted
into the millionaire class on his
$1,000 a week salary, went mo-
where except in the longest
white car--on whose hood was
a large silver horse head-ar,d
wearing the inevitable white.
well-tailored cowboy suit. with
black piping. Every fence and
newell post, every door, every
gate on his acres was adorned
with the TN brand. Toms idea
of first class may have been a
mite repellent to less flamboy-
ant people. but he was colorful.
He helped make q little town
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

or rather . segment Of sprawl
ing Los Angeles one Of the best
known datelines In the world.
And so. in q lesser way, did
Charlie Mack, he Of the two
black crows. He showed some
OF the old spenders q thing or
two. Mack spent q fortune on
gadgets and I recall two: Gold
plated dolphins In his swimming
pool to squirt bubbles and q pool
table on which you couldn't sink
q ball. He had a concealed lever
which contracted the openings
to the pockets so that no ball
could pass through. It almost
made q mad man out Of Bill
Fields. who was no SLOUGH as q
pool player.
~ A&
Gloria Swanson, who did all
things with eclat, also contrib
utted to making this such an
interesting place. I'll tell you
bow she set Hollywood apart
for me. Where ! came from. all
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Continued from Page Ala
cool and formal toward each
other. At a dinner party. the
hostess addressed Ethel, John
and Lionel. "You folks have been
introduced. haven't you?"
In Hollywood there always
have been but two classes: First
class and no class. "First class"
was well Illustrated when a
famous producer - famous but
broke-gave an elaborate dinner,
served on gold plates rented for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

HOLLYWOOD CNANA) Our
newest big star, Carroll Baker, is
demanding more money from her
Warner Brothers bosses. This is
the No. ! reason why she refused
the Diana Barrymore role in
TOO Much, Too Soon" Her dis
like of the character was secon-
Diary. Actually. a lot Of the start
ling stuff in the book has to be
eliminated. But, like Marilyn
Monroe and all newcomers be-
scre her who made a hit. Carroll
wants some Of the money other
studios are willing to pay for her
on loan-outs.
They have also laundered
Frank Sinatra's Gigolo role in
pal joey" He doesn't quite go
through with it at the end. !.
Time stood still for a second
when Sinatra's costars. kim
Novak, Columbia's glamor queen
Of today, and Rita HaywOrth, the
studios queen Of yesteryear. met.
Sight of the week: Natalie
Wood. lunching at the Beverly
Brown Derby. with curriers' in her
hair showing under and over her
scarf. She was telephoning be-
tween every bite. Natalie is the
Joan Crawford of this generation.
\ \ \ Il
At the Harwyn Club party
given by Helen Hayes for son
James Macarthur to celebrate
THE Young Stranger" the hon.
ored guest was Jimmy's child
hood sweetheart. blond Joyce
Bulifant, who, I'm told. sounds
exactly like Judy Holiday. 4.
The marriage Of a top red
haired movie and television
actress is reported on the shaky
side. No, not Lucille Ball.
Alec Guinness. who Just cele-
brated his 43d birthday, plays
seven seafaring men in his cur
rent movie, "Barnacle Bill"-
seven generations of the Am
brose family. He's having a romp
Alec is one Of the few British
stars and writers to work in
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Stevens. has composed q song
titled when the Young FAN in
Love-"
When Zsa Zsa Gabor spotted
Ella Kazan across a crowded
room, she whispered in my ear.
Introduce me. It's the dream
of my life to do a picture with
him." So I did: now the rest
lis I'D to Zsa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

bathtubs were white, mounted
on four legs and stood about
three feet high. But Gloria's
bathtub--as well as all the other
fixtures in the same room-was
black. And was four feet deep.
And its top was level with the
floor. I went around mumbling
gee whiz" for months.
Tomorrow: Clara Bow and
other extroverts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
USE CHA. TO PAY

Our Continuous Budget Plan permits
you to buy 10 times os much os your
ooreed monthly payment You deter
mine your own credit limit, bosing it on
the omount you wish to pay monthly.
You con charge up to this credit limit
OF ony time.
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28

Rev. T. M. Hansen and Rev. p. c,
Jensen officiating. Singing were MIR,
n Mrs. Aril Sunwal1 and Mrs. Al
Lund with Clifford Thompson accom-
panying. P~allbearers were Clifford
Herbert, Ansgar Jensen, Fridolph Meis-
dalen. Chester Nelson. Clifford Nelson
and Ruben Nelson. Interment was
in the Dane Valley cemetery.
Relatives attending wese Mrs. Alice
Anderson. Libby; Miss Irene We
kander. Minneapolis; Pastor and Mrs.
Eugene Wekander. st. Paul, Neb.;
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wekander. o
tier. Saskatchewan; Mrs. Gerda Till
man. Malta. Mont; Halvor Meisdalen.
Fridolph Meisdalen, Noble Meisdalen
of Malta: Mr.. and Mrs. Rasrnus Mel
son and Mr.. and Mrs. o Harmon.
Scobey, Montana; Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Nelson and Vernus Nelson. Plenty
wood. Mont: Mr.. and Mrs. Orvin
Varud and Orvin Jr. of Bottineau.
N. D.: MIR and Mrs. Chester Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Nelson. Mr.,
and Mrs. Ansgar Jensen, Mr.. Clifford
Nelson. Mrs. Violet Petersen, Miss
Maybe Nelson. Mrs. N. H Nelson
and MIR. and Mrs. Clifford Herbert
of Sidney, Mont.
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28

30 years. 2 months and % days.
He emigrated to the United States
in 1898 coming to Granite Falls. Min
nesota. He moved TO Sisseton. South
Dakota, where ne homesteaded and
lived until moving to a farm near
Froid in 1911 where he lived until
retiring to his home in Sidney in
1916.
Walfrid was married to Inga Nell
son at Ebenezer Lutheran church at
Dane Valley July 5. 1913. TO this
union three children were born: Alice
Anderson of Libby, Montana: Irene
Wekander of Minneapolis. Mimi: and
Eugene Wekander of St. Paul. Neb.
In addition to his wife and children
he leaves to mour his passing two
brothers. Carl of Salem. Oregon and
of Frontier, Saskatchewan; one
sister Gerda Tillman of Malta. and
six grandchildren.
Services ere held Tuesday at
the Cloyd-Gorder Mortuary in Sidney
at 100 with Rev. Bruce Leastman
officiating. Singing were Mrs. Lovelace
and Beverly Lovelace with Mrs.
Leastman accompanying. Services
also held at Ebenezer Lutheran
Dane Valley. at 300 with
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28
CARD OF THANKS

We tai1e this means of extending
our sincere appreciation for the
kindnesSes shown to us at the time
of the illness and death of our be-
who sem cards. flowers. food and
helped in so many ways, we ex-
tend our heartfelt thanks. Especially
do we thank Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Fulkerson who brought food and
showed the family so many kindness
es. To Howard Williams and Wesley
Haven for their messages of comfort
and consolation; to the pallbearers
and singers. we wish TO express sin.
cere gratitude.
b. A. Danielson. MIR. and Mrs. Dave
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. HIM and
family, MIR and Mrs Glenn Dam
ielson and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Martin and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Boyd Lowe and family.
(p)
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28
George Duane Lynde

Final rites were held at 10:00 a. m
March 26 in Jonsdale Methodist
church here for George Duane Lynde.
81, who died at Emanuel Hospital
in Portland. Ore, March %. of
injuries received in IN auto accident.
Rev. Reuben Dutton, pastor of
LonSdale. officiated, and Cloyd-Gorder
Mortuary of Sidney directed arrange
MIR. Lynde was born at Sidney.
November 10. 1885. the son of Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Lynde. He moved
and attended schools there. After
graduation he joined the u. S. Army.
serving in Germany. He received his
discharge last November at Fl. Lewis.
Washington, and had been employed
later in an aircraft factory. He was
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28

returning from work at the time oil
he accident.
Surviving are his father. two broth
ers. Kenneth Lyndc of Sidney, and
James Reed. Aloha, Washington, and
SIX sisters. Mrs. VIM. Jensen and
ArIyne Lynde, both of Portland; Mrs.
Joe Gartner, Sidney; Mrs. Harold
Sitton Mabton. Washington. and Mrs.
Lloyd Becker and Miss Ruth Reed.
both of st. Paul. MINI.
At the service. Tom and Donald
Quilting sang Rock of Ages" and
Beyond the Sunset" Mrs. Ralph
Criger was their accompanist.
P~anbearers were Jerry Ostrem, Jar
old Hanto. Jerry Christensen, Dick
Christensen. Dan Rambur and Clarence
Henderson Interment was in the
Sidney cemetery.