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.FoooY BOTTOM.
o36 24th 81. NV.
Or. sn g sum . /: 2 rM.,

p.,; Open 81 sun; z e 2 r;M,
6edrms., bath, 4repi.: completely
'lr-'oP EExk kS'e j. RR9oaEFsinifs c.
1924 Vermont ave. N w, d. 1874
Or Miss knight, FE, 3-0550
WALTER REEp-Lge. home, 4-b
s ssSFmi; se sashs 9raEs b "a oil
HOME. 3 bedrms.: plus 3-rm.
apt. baths, oil heat priced right.
COMPLETE APIS: priced IN
der g 1000. sun, Mrs. sarr. AID.
OWENS REALTY NE. s-04se
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sosss double S ws sOSSS sn.
ain, rm.. suitable two or -dIplo-
fox Avn brown. ia. s-oS0i.
9ETHEsDA--IhfhfAC.s ATTR. q
sISSsS- no 1900 sHSdcs Es SS:'' ave. -.
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LIOUIDATTON

settlement Of estate, Top loca.
ton, 400 block r, /. ave. ne.
Corner brick house. rooms. compl,
furnished and equipped. Beautifully
maintained, a rented. Ideal for
any profession ana home. 1904
REQUIRED. Brokers invited. Write,
OWNER, az Eldredge st.. Newton
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NORTH Abingdon, 1913 N.
hood--S-twin-bedrm 6rk. ranbisr.
2 baths, bleeEoEay, garage; James.
town Grade school and WiiIiams-
burg Junior High area, IA blks.
transp. Also desirable 1, 2. 8
and Z hedFm, homes; $50 10 $40
AI5slKs-Ysl R5EsAlLSTT Co. "a. s.
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fAikFAx COUNTY. 10 miles 70 the
tres-Fhaded grounds: seclusion.
Gracious liv. I'm. for entertain
ing: sep. din, rm.. modern EQUIP.
s.s snS 'su Ss,h. g. ,o win a nFsSD sst
MI. a20n 4 mo. pI. b.1nnO.
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HILLTOP RAMBLER. nr. Leesburg
comm. dist. D. c.. Ice. mod: we'll
turn: pine,pan: hy, rns" lsxs 1
stons frenli: slfe; lit el ssc IIns.
ARLiNoT0N-MinuteS D, q, PEN
tsson;; dllS sl3o,1 an, 1880
Girls PREFERRED = oeoFsetoWn
style, NV. Beautifully Furnished
bedrms.. study. library. liv. rm,,
din. rm,s Rec. rm.: laundry with
eendlx: linens. silver, etc.: SEQ.
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ES S,.. e 6 g0NN H SIS.n syS TPsG Eve
20. For details, call co. $500
cnEvY cHAsE-0 rms. baths
ees heat; eerege, screened porch;
te Ihs avail. SEPT. j. wo. e-SoSs
F1iRFAx-contempoFaTy one-ieyel;
bedrms., 8 baths. din. rm., liv
m j. Plns lss 49,. Ssn; set; ~ Porch ;s
% min. % Pentascn; $40; shofi
term SIS ~ mos. or more.
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s TIoNEpS Ho ESn. TcnT Ss SSnIl'
three baths, Nv. Fm.. din. rm.
excellent kitchen. fecr. fm.,
Country Club Hills area. 10 min
70 D. G. EXCLUSIVE. ]. p. BEGG
INC, Do. 1880; weskends' n
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a. $50 n STREET. sW,
WAPLE Co. iSSi i4th 81. NV.
AID. 4.2005.
FAIRFAX-4-bedrm home, on
acres. with trees; S12O per month
FA1RFAx-3-bedrm. brick ram.
bier. full hsmt. trees; $40 per mo
McLEAN---Brick, 3 b0drms.. sep
din rma bsmt.: trees Sis pei
FAIRFAX REALTY
OR. 3-2407 CIR. 3.0831
1894 NEVADA AVE. NV.
p % tts,,;,JR Ems, oiI Heat siig;;5Sll
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"a, = AIE-sonSilisnsid,. .S; 5; hgsn
erH: rambler; patio. 25-fk sarase;
Junior hlgh. also 81. zSnss, trans I
a1 rgl,r S1nopsh $3.50. . AsK-gsi
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ARL--Brick Colonial, 2 6edfms.,
ssssIspi '2'is iHc lease sIss' desired SSeS
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A PACKAGE DEAL
COMBINATION
LIQUOR STORE
AND GROCERIES

Plus 2 other stores and 8 apart
ments now rented. All stock In
Guided. Good return. Call LA. g.
1888: ewes, La. 0-1sO3.
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LAKE BAhcROFT--PFivate beach,
bedrmS., 8 baths. MAIDS room.
dream kitchen. huge Nv. rm.. also
). 3 or | Sssr lease sAi S4ss tc II ssss''
Aissgks-Yel R5EsAHSTx Co. "a. s.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. ca 6sdFms.,
IK baths. Sarass, washer: nr.
sehools, ttansp. shop.i avail.
immed. I'm. a-76S7.
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oaPHES S s sSEts Y TTiSy7
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT

Yes. your search for .everything
you want in . home WIN end with
this 3-bedrm., 3-bath Ideally To-
Gated rambler with maeniflcent
plne-paneled rec, rm. and bar, wall
to.wAll carpeting and Grapes,
storm windows and doors--you
name II. Must be sacrificed due to
illness OF owner. With excellent
oTHY K. WINSTON 4 Co. SOS
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FALLS CHpRcn-3-bsdrm. Cape
sHsj. i'5 IS. lg. sj CsSn s'@''' trees
fARMMOUsE. z rms, and bath,
HSIssSI izss sTs.i mo- n. a e;yTziRRIS' Z.
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bedrooms, III
baths; kitchen contains stove,
washing machine, disposal. re-
r rsiger saSr tsncSeds s. rear Yard ra
$780, seni ioss an eu saoRsnf rd esni so
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! AkIoN,, VA IS miles D. c.
bier: IA baths. iull 6smt. Is
ping center. No objection to / OF
sos en,l niI:sa;,Il Or 2.yr. lease. Idea
family. Good location Si1O mo
3.hedrm. modern brick ramhief'
acre land, good location mr..
schoQls and shopping center, Si26
mo: Eor appt.. phone pu. 5-522O.
HWlHkt.dhsELL REAL Estate. mr.
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lcoNTiNUEDl


MOTEL. Prime Us. Halfway No. /
location IN the Greater Washing
ton METROPOLITAN Area. Just below
er's quarters and modern once; 2
acres improved ground. all equip
ment and furniture included: high
GRADE operation but owner has
compelling reason to sell: excel
lent earnings and expansion no.
tenttal, Can be shown any time
70 quaiiiled party. BOB DUNCAN
REAL ESTATE-fNSURANCE, 322
9. Washington ST.. Alexandria. XII.
TAVERN, beer-wine: long estab.
beaut. eq1p.; Ice. seating capac.
colored trade: money-maker; SCI.
OOO' terms; partner eonsid. By
S synsE a. s.s1 EsSScSoAoN' .D
BOBTAILERs. do YOU want 4 real
homer Where someone really
looks out for your Where YOU
sss esh really nsIe.S see wo rTssi a. ths
:l04S or WA. 7-6115.
CATERING sH0P-WIll sell equip
including freezer, $4,000: rent SIS
9 1.9; ~, 'sn Davis hiShwsy. OF
MODERN CLEANING STORE and
as Good ios S'Hfa iron fo1 s rent
very clean store: doing excellent
business; equipment and fixtures
worth twice the price: Sc. 500.
No agent, private party. II in
terested call JU. 6-42ls,
PLEAsE SEE AD, waterfront apt.
hotel, under waterfront properties
lQk SAFE.
BY OWNER--oeneraI store In fast
growing neighborhood. Free rent.
He. 4-9207 OF ~. 0-0el7.
PINT enOP. Automatic eauip-
Mens . EssAolishef Sc: location.
DRUGs--Wonderfui Opportunity for
prescription pharmacist TO &C
quire location with popular soda
fountain and store fixtures with
very small investment, In heart
q. s MEr sRE5t zs business mes SissEcs
PRIVATE LENDER NEEDED for or
ganiSation who will give current
rate per thousand and current
rate Of int. for First or first and
sec. trusts 70 enable them to pur-
chase 2 units In upper NV. on
18th st. erea; can pay up TO $500
s ess NC %. ss2ae7ss-. 1888 daily or
DRUG sTORE--Lee, apt. Hotel:
500 k00 incl a. Nm efceE "a Nm
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LOOKING FoR BUSINESS? Cal
GOTHAM REALTY for its COM
plete listinRs OF restaurants. drug
s a,o ZOO markets; cleaning
personaliEed service. We can HELM
you ocate In the areas finest To-
cation. just call Mr.. JA0ODA.
r. 2-215O. GOTHAM REALTY,
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SLIGO Hills, mr.. MontE. -Biail
High ech.--3 hedrms.. bfk.: tiled
bath, SEP. din, rm:, i2x2l iiv. rm
WLmirrored firepi. Alum. sim
Immed. poss. SIPS mo. Opport
own wLTont. Cal after ~ noon
J. VICTOR DIcKEY. AP. 7-S0SO
VIENNA W0oDsIA3-bedrm. ram.
bler; ! block school and shopping
tull hsmt. $l25 mo. 2Ok CottaFt
So. DU. 5000.
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y NJ: s.ssa. 20 a;SssS I, brick ~
rm., washer. drier, deer. freeze:
aish dish .sss6eS att ap 81 ,s,v and
eAAiI9s56LLL. AGENT. u. S-oi7S'
Evening star., 1957-08-28
AUTOMATICALLY
SPEAKING
Third Member of Briggs Clan
Joins Our Diplomatic Service
BY sELWA ROOSEVELT

nation and the first brother
sister combination in the
service.
Miss Briggs says she can't
recall Just when she decided
to become a Foreign Serv-
ice Officer.
II suppose all my life I've
been moving toward it," she
said.
She's had the typical For
eign Service daughter up
bringing-12 different schools
in almost as many different
countries. She was gradu-
ated from Smith College in
1852 and spent her junior
year at the University Of
Geneva in Switzerland.
The 27-year-old lady dip
lomat speak fluent French
and Spanish. And because
of her fathers career she
has lived in Cuba. Chile, the
Dominican Republic. Uru-
quay. Korea and Brazil. lShe
also visited her father when
he was Ambassador to
Czechosloyakia).
In Korea she had O job
with the army and one Of her
friends at the ceremony told
about the many projects she
launched.
For example, she started
the Children's Relief Hos
pital Aide Society, which was
to improve the lot Of waits in
Evening star., 1957-08-28
Diplomats come in tripli-
cate in the Briggs family.

Diplomats come in tripli-
cate in the Briggs family.
Just yesterday. Miss Lucy
Briggs, daughter of United
States Ambassador to Brazil,
was sworn in as q Foreign
Service Oficer.
And only a year ago. her
younger brother also Joined
the service.
Miss Briggs swearing in
ceremony created quite q stir.
Not only is she the daughter
Of q distinguished diplomat,
but also many Of the Depart
ment's brass can remember
little Lucy when she was a
small child.
Now q lovely, tall brunette,
Miss Briggs took the oath in
the Office Of Deputy Under
secretary Of State Robert
Murphy. Administering the
oath was the Deputy Assist
ant Secretary Of State for
Personnel Robert Newbegin.
II should say congratula-
tions to the Service" said Mr..
Murphy, I'VE are delighted
to have you with us and !
know you will have a brilliant
career"
Now with the Briggs FAM
lily 100 per cent in the For
eign Service, they've estab-.
lished some new records.
They are believed to be the
first father-daughter combi-
Evening star., 1957-08-28

an orphans hospital during
the war.
Korean and American
women worked side by side in
the hospital and in raising
money for it,.
Miss Briggs said she didn't
think she had a hope Of
Evening star., 1957-08-28

I the Foreign Service Institute
courses and then will be as-s
signed overseas. H
Where would she like to go2
I'm used to the idea Of
Continued on Page B-4, Col. 1
Evening star., 1957-08-28

passing the Foreign Service
Exams. 81 just barely did,"
she explained modestly.
For the next four or iive
months she will be attending
Evening star., 1957-08-28

Spring win mark its third an
niversary at the regular
meeting next Thursday. Sep
tember 5 at 125 Dale drive.
Evening star., 1957-08-28

Mrs. John Ross is in charge
Of the program on use Of
Cosmetics" and Mrs. Conrad
Liden viii act as her model.
Evening star., 1957-08-28

Chapter to Mark
Third Anniversary
The Beta Sigma Phi. Xxi
Kappa Chapter in Silver
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9Nh WHATS
- COOKING
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
Broled Shdd Spoon Bread
Lima Beans Carrot Salnd
Fruit Ambrosd Cookies
Fruit AmbrOsia
s oranges, diced " Gun sugar
bananas sliced and diced V cup coconut
tablespoons lemon juice
Peel slice and dice bananas Cover with lemon Juice to pre-
vent dcoong Combine oranges and bananas add sugar and
coconut. Mix well and chill Makes six eight servings
SATURDAY
Veal Outlets Noodles
Cabbage With Sour Cream Green Beans
BHtterscotch Pudding
N Cabbage With Sour Cream
I small head green cabbage teaspoons -four
/ Tablespoon shortening tablespoon sugar
I onion. chopped u teaspoon salt
u cup water V teaspoon pepper
" cup " teaspoon nutmeg
Shred cabbage. Saute in shortening Add cabbage
and water and cook low heat until
minutes Add remaining ingredients cook stirring constantly
for minutes Makes four servings
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Ice cream and coke Z. popular teom
WEDNESDAY
Ltrsr and Bacon Scaloped Potatoes
Spinach Buttered Beets
Hot MIX Sponge Cake with Ice Cream
Hot MIX Sponge Cake
2 cups cake hour Ia cups sugar
u teaspoon salt ! cup milk, scaded
teaspoons baking powder l teaspoon vanilla
eggs tablespoons butter melted
silt hour measure: sf three times with baking
powder Beat eggs with rotary heater until light and lemon
coored add gradually until fluffy Fold in -four
mixture Add scalded milk avorng and melted butter last
Fold until well blended Pour pan
inches Bake in moderate $3.50 F. is to 20
or until done Cool Cut cake into trimming edges
TO make straight sides Place slice of ice between two
cake slices for each serving Top with SCOOP of Ice cream
Serve with sauce desired Makes to six servings
THURSDAY
Chicken TetrGzztn Noodles
BroccoH Relish Tray
Chocolate Ecdirs
Chicken Tetraxzini
can u 70 ounceO Ia teaspoons Accent
mushrooms / tablespoon sherry
"a cup evaporateo milk cup fine noodles, cooked
ts cup chicken STOCK Ia cups diced cooked chicken
tablespoons butter tablespoons grated
teaspoons -four Parmesan
" teaspoon salt Paprka
Drain mushrooms add liquid TO milk and chicken stock
Melt butter IN saucepan: add dour salt 20 smooth
paste Add stock mixture and cook stirring constantly until
mixture hickens and comes TO boil Add sherry chicken and
mushroom heat Add TO hot cooked noodles shallow baking
dish; toss lightly Sprinkle with cheese papria Bake in
moderate oven s7S degreeO IL minutes Two servings
by VI"
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PrefV os on Easter bonnet
SUNDAY
Baked Ham Sweet Potatoes
Asparagus Tomato Salad
JeDel Dessert Co6ea
package black cherry. Jewel Dessert e,n n,n..nn,. ,
favored gelatin u cup sugar
package strawberry package raspberry gelatin
pssPsss sss 9 ws
gelatin u melted butter
cups hot water 3 cups whipping cream
Ia cups cold water
Prepare packages of gelatin separately using
cup hot water and "a cold into
rate 6xSx2nch pans and chill until firm overnight Combine
pineapple juice and sugar and heat until dissolved
move from heat dissolve raspberry gelatin in hot LIQUID
Add "a cold water Chill until just sirupy Mix graham
cracker crumbs with melted butter crmb mixture
smoothly bottom of 9nch spring pan Win
and fold into srupy raspberry gelatin geatns in
cubes about u inch Fold whipped cream mixture
remove sides Of only Garnsh additional whipped
cream. II desired. Serves is.
Peas '' Yel,oD aS SQUASH st'4'0
Gingerbread With Sherried Cheese Toppino
Sherried Cheese Topping
R. ssS
Dash salt and nutmeg
Blend cheese and sherry Gradually in sugar spices
and salt Heap in serving chill Serve topnine for
warm gingerbread Makes about cup
~ TUESDAY
s. Meat-Potato- Tomato Cakes French Bread
Tossed Green Salad Rhubdrb Crtsp
1@k Meat-Potato- Tomato Cakes
beef veal pork or lamb teaspoon SsS ss%' sat su'''
cups mashed potatoes u teaspoon pepper
eggs slices tomato cut u inch
2 tablespoons minced onion thick . ~
tablespoons chopped celery tablespoons butter melted
potatoes eggs onion celery tomato juice sasonngs Mix
well and shape into pattes Place paes creased baking
PAN Top each with tomato slice Brush melted
butter Bake in moderate $3.50 F. for 30 min
utes Six to eight servings.
, 1957-07-24

quested assistance from the
National Education Associa=
ton, as well as the Depart
ment of Health, Education
end Welfare through the Of
ace of Territories, Department
of the Interior, in locating
another educator W h o is
qualified e All the post.
, 1957-07-24
~BLUEHDoRN :.

HEV. -.
have made a tremendously
favorable impression on the
people Of the island with
whom they have come in con-
tact.
At last nights reception the
members Of the congregation
pledged their cooperation to
the new pastor after express
ing their gratitude for the
services rendered by Pastor
Will. Color slides were shown.
Among the speakers were
|Alva McFarlane, Administra-
tive Assistant to the Governor
and Darnley Petersen, Super
visor of the FILA here. Both
are prominent members Of the
Church.
, 1957-07-24
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
TUESDAY

Warner Bros. is proud to present
the Aim with a Superior Rating:
"MOBY DICK"
(The Giant Killer Whale)
Filmed in cinemascope and Color
off the coast Of Spanish Madeira
and the Canary Islands.
starring
Gregory Peck, Richard BaSehart,
Orson Wells, Leo Glenn and The
Welsh and Madeira Fishermen.
.MQBY DICK. one of the
creates American Books, written
4 Century ago by Herman Mel
vile J. made into an "awe-in-
spring" movie by Walter Hus-
ton Of Whales and Whaler in New
England. Gregory Peck, as Cap
tain Ahab in his creates perform
ance Of his career. An unusual
screen experience You'e got
to see it :. to believe IL.
:. LATEST NEWS
, 1957-07-24
tn u n 5
AND
Ri A

Republic Pictures presents:
STRANGER At NY DOoR
Macdonald Carey.
Patricia Medina, Skip Homeier
The Story Of a preacher who
shielded an Outlaw to save his
soul, while his wife fought his
efforts to redeem a ruthless
killer.
LATEST NEWS
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06

wore . navy blue suit with white
accessories and had 4 corSage Of
pink rosebuds. Mrs. Berg also
was attired In a navy blue suit
with white accessories. Her cor
sage was of yellow daisies.
Following their marriage Mr..
and Mrs. johnson left on their
wedding trip.
Mrs. johnson Is a graduate of
the nurses training school at Holy
Rosary hospital In Miles City and
has been recently employed at the
MP. hospital In Glendive. Mr..
johnson Is a graduate Of Montana
State University at Missoula. He
Is manager of the johnson Hard
ware Co. store in Sidney.
The young couple r at nome
to their friends at 812 5th St.
Sc. in Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06
Mrs. Harold Houncs Hostess
AT Bridge Parties

Mrs. Harold Rounce was hos
tess to friends at a lis luncheon
at her home Saturday, and Mon
day evening entertained at a 7
o'clock buffet supper. On each oc-
casion the home and tables were
attractively appointed with color
full spring flowers. Eight guests
were entertained at the luncheon
at which Mrs. Bob Hall was
awarded the prize for high score
and Mrs. Wayne Cumming drew
the travelling prize. Mrs. Cum
ming's mother, Mrs. Young Of
Lewistown, was presented with
a guest gift.
Covers were laid for 10 guests
at the buffet supper. Mrs. Bob
st. Cyr won the high score bridge
prize on this occasion, Mrs. Orven
Peterson the second high score
prize, and Mrs. Phyllis Ellington
the travelling prize.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06

ceived a two months old mon
key this week from their son who
is stationed with the Air Force
in South Africa. The tiny animal
made the entire trip by plane
and arrived in Sidney in good
shape. Mrs. IRVINE tells US they
have yet to receive instructions
as to its care, feed, etc.
Major and Mrs. VIM. Sickman
visited in Sidney several days
the past week at the home OF
Mrs. Siclnan's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Butka, and among
other relatives. Mrs. Sickman
was the former Helen Butka.
They stopped here enroute from
Sacramento, Calf, to Massachu-
sets, where Major Sickman has
been transferred.
Carl Thedin or Dalton, MINI,
visited last week in Sidney at
the home of his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
w. Murray.
ME-. and Mrs. Carl Englebach
and daughter Jean Of Butte were
Saturday overnight guests in Sid
ney, where they called on many
of their old friends. They lived
in Sidney for seven years during
which Mr.. Englebach taught man.
ual training in the local school.
They moved to Butte in l941,
where he assumed a similar posi-
ton in the Butte high school, and
where he is still ION the job"
They were returning home from
business trip to Scobey.
Mrs. Vic Vestman and son John
left by plane last Wednesday for
Denver for a visit at the home
Of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Mr.. Vestman remained
in Sidney until the van came
for their household goods, and
left the first of the week to
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06

Graveside services were hef0
June /, 1857 at the Fairview Gem
etery for Wayne Keith johnson.
Wayne Keith johnson was born
at the Sidney Community Memoir
ial hospital March 2, 1857 to Ken
meth Leland johnson and Marie C..
Loe Johnson. He passed away sud-
denly at home in Fairview, Mon
tana, May 80, 1887. He leaves to
mourn his passing his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth johnson,
one brother jerome Terry john
son, his grandparents, Mrs. Iver
L. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Loe
and numerous uncles and aunts.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06

MI. and Mrs. Niels Baadsgaard
Mrs. Baadsgaard's father, Chri,
SorenSon, and her sister johanna
Sorenson, left Saturday on q
three weeks vacation trip to
points in California. Their SON.
in-law and daughter, MI. and
Mas. James Yarbrough, are staying
at the Baadsgaard farm home
during their absence. The Var
broughs have just returned from
Peerless, where he has been on
the high school faculty the past
year.
Oscar SwenSon suffered a
slight stroke at his home early
Saturday morning and was taken
TO the local hospital, where he
was under care for three DAYS.
He returned home Monday great
iy improved and is now up and
around.
Mrs. Helen Reagan has COM
pleted her school year at Bloom
field and has returned to Sid
ney to make her home for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Murphy Wis
tied over the Memorial Day week
end at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Howe in
jamestown, N. D.
Mrs. Mary Gauker is enjoying
a two weeks visit at the home
OF her son and daughter-in-law,
MI. and Mrs. Leon Gauker and
daughter Jean Mary in st. Paul.
Miss Agatha Varty visited over
the Memorial day week end
with her sister Ada In Williston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Irvine re-
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06
Hubert Johnsons
Return From
Wedding Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert johnson
returned Saturday from a two
weeks wedding trip to California
and points enroute. In Fresno they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ronnie Cook
and their two sons. The Cooks
will be well remembered as FORM
er Sidney residents, where Mr..
Cook was high school music In
structor for a number Of years.
He is now employed at Fresno as
county music director.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, she the
former Lucille Rasmusan, were
married at a ten o'clock service
Friday morning, May II, at st.
Philomena's Catholic church In the
presence Of their immediate fam
lilies. The Rev. J. McDermott per-
formed the marriage ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Connie Berg Of
Miles City, friends of the bride,
were the attendants.
For her marriage Mrs. johnson
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06
Open House to Honor
Virginia and Jake Hart
On Wedding Anniversary

Virginia and Jake Hart will
be honored at open house at their
home at ia 9th st. S. W., on
Saturday, June Is in celebration
of their twenty-fifth wedding an
~niversary. Open house will be
from 6 to 10 p. m. and an invi-
tation is extended to all relatives
and friends TO call at any time
during these hours.
This anniversary observance Is
being sponsored by close friends
Of the honored couple.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06
Vestmans Surprised at
Farewell Party

Eight couples surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Vic Vestman at their home
last Monday evening at what
was planned as a packing par
ty." The group went prepared
to help the Vestmans with their
packing, preparatory to moving
from Sidney, bat found every
thing taken care of in that line
50 they enjoyed a social hour
after which the group served a
delicious lunch. Gifts Of a vart-
Gus nature were presented to the
honored guests.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06
Hagas HOnOred at
Farewell Party

MIR and Mrs. Bob Hall and
Mr. and Mrs. James Carr were
hosts at a buffet dinner at the
Carr home last Wednesday eve
ming honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Haga, who are leaving soon with
their family for Minneapolis
where they will make their per-
manent home. Don left last Fri
day and his family will join
him there as soon as he locates
suitable living quarters. A 7:30
buffet dinner was enjoyed at the
Carr home followed by an hour
Of charades. A social hour during
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06
Notice Of Meeting Of
aides Guild Of
PEOPLES Church

The Ladies' Guild OF the Peo-
pies Congregational church will
meet Thursday, June Is at 2:30
in the church basement. The
program will be presented by
the Social Action committee. Hos
tesses for the afternoon will be
Mrs. James Putnam, Mrs. Thee.
Schields, and Mrs. Bud Simard.
members II urged to be In
attendance and friends are well
come.