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Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14
Colorado
W. ID. Mesley

W. ID. Mesley
Messengers and visitors Of
this city who attended the Sun
day School BTU. and Usher
Board congress at Warren last
week were. Rev. and Mrs. ]. =.
Kelley. and daughter Mss Bet
tie Joe Of New Bethel; Rev. ].
I Thomas. Nof Douglas Chapel;
Rev. T. o. McJunkins. First ST
James: Rev. Hugh Goodwin.
Morning Starr. Rev. L. d. Cham
pion. Evergreen: Rev, and MIRA
T. p. Johson. Mrs. Julia Frank
lin. Charles Franklin. ir, Mrs.
Loyle Plummer and Mrs. Olivia
Barnes all Of First Baptist The
Douglas Chapel and First Bap-
list ehoruses participated in the
Ringing festival at the State
Baptist suday School meeting.
Mrs. Rube Thompson Of Detroit.
passed last week after an Ill
ness of three years. She was fuu=
eralized here last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Williams
have the Pearsons Of Fort Smith
as their weekend guests. Mrs.
Arilla Reedy and son are visit
ing relatives and friends in Ia
coma. Wash. Don Smith took
a plane from Washington, D. c.
after a brief illness. Milus
Hill. IT.. has entered the Marine
service. Bobby J. Ross leaves
for the service this week. :. Tom
Austin Is at home after ampu-
tation Of an arm. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Easmer and MIRA Bama
Fuller are yet hospitalized. :.
The students and eholrs present.
ed . play lar Sunday at the Com
muity Center. honorins their
teacher, Mrs GENEVA Lee. title
Your Way OF Life" vaca-
ton Bible school at ST. James
church. closed with great re-
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

muslin sheets feel satiny -
percale-dunTsrees and work
clothes are pliabls a. ginghsm
-matted-down bath towels and
shaggy rugs fluff up-rufed-up
sweaters and boardy socks -
eems thistle-doun soft and 30
by's things-well, even indoor
dried diapers come cut new and
soft a. baby himself =
Women who have used this
wonderful new fabric softenef
say that fat work turns cut 20
wrinkle-fres much Of Il needs
only . pat and . fold from line
to linen closet. Al ironing, EVEN
the frilliest. b easier and auick-
er because Of fewer wrinkfe<-
NuSoft Is thrifty too. heczuse
il Is concentrated In y nrsi<rn.
non-slip bottle with ameasurine
cap top, n pint s enough fer 1e
average wash-leads-a few PEN
mics q load to keep an your
washahles feeling new and sofk-
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14
College Station


virglnta Hatoen
George shannon. jr. and sis1eEu.
Mrs. Floyd White and Mira m,
lie Glenn Of chatanosa left n
home the weekend. thexVun
visiting their father. 0ousun
shannon 81. Groy(r usnh-
head Of Detroit va eaIlud -
the bed side Of his mother. m.
Amanda Bankhead( who = -
ioudy u. :. Ma Ruth1ss ~
treas Of Los a hsslss vho -
here visiting her parsntl -.
and Mrs. Ruth lsas Jvn1s ~
returned home. ous nlesr ~.
died. At = Litz1s Rock hosp1on1
We buried ~ l1nn1sy. q
the -dck MT - M 3 yefSr-
son and Mrt Amanda Bsnns-
head. A dncns raI1y was ~
II Antioch church Sunday
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

me 10 keep quiet
Discussing the recently released
picture. which deals with inter-
racial alliances in the Wea In
dies. Belafonte minimized the
hubbub the romantic angle may
raise.
He pointed out that the taeii
romance between Joan Fontaine
and myself winds up with moth
ing although the audience may
Get the feeling we're drawn 10
one another because st one point
] even touch her elbow.
There Is . scene In the picture.
Bslsfonte said In Look. where
Miss Fontaine and he are aaown
drinking from the same eoconut
But the day We filmed that.
I caught . cold. I guess that's
what happens In these interraeial
situationa"
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14
'Sweetens Whole 'Insides..
Relieves Constipation
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ter . short visit She alten1nn
arkansas Baptist college n -
past year. now she has gone -
Detroit for q visit. hr. -
Mrs 5. ]. Baker Of Minden y
visiting Mr. and Mrs ArcA6n
Baker. jr. W. o. NeIpn =
North Little Rock visited -
mother and sister Friday.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

from Des Are. accompanied by
Mrs. Rezza Williams. Mrs.
Rezza Williams. Mrs. Mary
Hornberger Is In St Louis %
business.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14
kenseii

Sam william. Marshall Baker
and Alfonso Arnold motored to
Little ROCK last Thursday 70 ac-
company Harold William home
from Shorter College. =. Mrs.
Maxine Grow returned home az
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

suits. A revival service was al
30 held. Rev. ]. I. Thomaa min
lister. The following ladies at
tended the annual session Of
Arkansas Association Of colored
Women. Inc. held In Fort Smith:
Mesdames c. p. Williams. T.
Boone, r. King. j. Davis. Z. NJ
Dunning. L. jefferson. d. Hhode1
r. B. Braham. and Gloria d.
Seldom. Motto for the meeting
was Lifting as we climb.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

medicines acts directly on tne
cQRss Il these Troubles works
ksiruugh Q vomsnis sympathetic
neryu1s system 10 relieve tense
feelings and physical distress hat
bring unhappiness 70 % many.
Clinical testt prove this.
New this amazing formula II
e druEstures Without prescription.
Ask fer Lydia Ptnkhams Tab
lets'.. Doat let change-ef-life. rpb
you Of jeyl Get handy Pinkhams
Tablets. Contain blood building
IRON See how fast yuu can feel
your happy self again : without
cestly shofsl CAlso liquid Lydia T.
Pinkhamis Vegetable CompoundD
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

Science oders women new freedom
from much Of the misery of
change : of life, thanks 70 an
amazing new tablet deyeiopedesps-
eiaily 70 relieve these furctionaily-
caused discumforts. Doctors re-
ported sensational results using
this remarkable hnme treatmenf
alone -. and ne costly f,fectiozsf
a.l'sf sss Q sss - 70 rs-ssH
hritability, tortured nerves were
Gained. Dizziness believed Awful
hot flashes sabstded Here's why.
Unlike aspirin and such -EsnerA
pufpose- remedies, this new tablet
3 q Unique cosaeihdtisa 81 special
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cerned from doing what they
feel they want most to do;
their own instinct for what is
right and what will give them
the most comfort is what must
be followed. And allow the
grieving ones to talk of the de-
parted and of their sorrows as
much as they wish. Pleasant
little incidents that you recall
will be received eagerly and
added to their cherished men,
cries There is nothing more
crushing to a person in grief
than to be met with: Nov we
just won't talk about it any
more, We must think of other
things"
Questions and Answer.
@. am being married soon.
Do I choose and pay for my
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attendants gowns? Is it cor
rect to have my sister enter
tain for me at a shower?
Miss S. A. r.
A. You are correct in the
assumption that the bride
selects the gowns which her
attendants are to wear. She
does not pay for them, how
ever. Each attendant is reSpon-
sible for purchasing her own.
A close friend should tender
shower for a bride-elect. 1t is
not considered in good taste
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SERVICE
NEWS
Continued From Page DIP

Continued From Page D-12
ness at leaving town where
they have made so many
friends.
They leave Easter Sunday
for New York to sail for their
homeland on the goth. Comdr.
Ellis has been assigned to the
Admiralty for duty.
Between times they will en-
terrain at a reception on Mon
day, April Is. from $50 to
$3.50 pm. at the Officers Club.
Fort Myer. to say goodby to
their friends, and they hope to
introduce their successors,
British Army Medical Corps.
1t. Col. and Mrs. r. L. Marks.
Col. and Mrs. Marks are ex-
pected to sail on Wednesday
aboard the Queen Elizabeth If
the dock strike doesn't pre-
vent it. They will be here in
time for the party, and will
stay at the Graylyn until they
find a house.
Sharing honors will be newly
arrived Wing Comdr. and Mrs.
John Hewitt. Wing Comdr.
Hewitt. who is taking over
Wing Comdr. Bruce Harvey's
post, also will assume some OF
Comdr. Ellis duties.
The chief of surgery. Naval
Hospital. Capt. Robert Brown,
and Mrs. Brown will enter
tain on Saturday in their
quarters at the National Naval
Medical Center for Comdr.
and Mrs. Ellis.
Chief of neuropsychiatry.
Navy Capt. George N, Raines,
and Mrs. Raines will entertain
at home for the Ellises on Sat-
urday, April Is. Capt. Raines
left sometime ago on a speak
ing tour through the South.
Mrs. Raines Joined him later
for a short vacation in Florida.
En- route they we're the house
guests of retired Capt. and
Mrs. Z. L. Caveny in Birming-
ham, Ala.
Capt. and Mrs. Richard II.
Fletcher. are giving a party
at home for the departing
couple on Saturday, April 20,
and British Comdl. and Mrs.
Andre j. Boyd have invited
friends for a $3.50 to $3.50 party
on Wednesday, April 10, to bid
them adieu.
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MODERN
MANNERS
Some Suggested Specific Services
To Offer Where There Is q Death
BY CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

rs there anything I can
do?" you inquire anxiouSly
when you've learned of a death
in the family of friends or
neighbors. You want to be of
help, but you don't want to
intrude: the family hesitates
to burden you with requests
that you may not have time
or ability to handle, But there
is much to be done in a very
short time, and If you offer
a specific service rather than
81 general willingness to be of
assistance, it will often be
received with great apprecia-
ton and will relieve the family
of troublesome and time-de-
laying problems.
Here are some suggestions
for you to chose from, accord
ing to your time, ability, and
your closenesS to the bereaved
family. Some of these you'll
think of yourself. some may
not have occurred to you, but
all are necessary and when
performed quietly and with
sympathetic interest aid i'm
measurably to the comfort OF
those most deeply concerned.
Help to write the obituary
notices, find photographs II
you think they may be used,
and deliver them to the news
papers.
If the social security number
of the deceased is not easily
found, obtain it from his place
of employment-it will be
needed for the death records.
Stay by Phone
Stay by the telephone in the
bereaved home to take and de-
liver messages.
Obtain a list of friends, rel
atives and organizations to be
notified and do SO over your
own phone, relieving the fam
ily's phone for other calls.
Offer to be on duty at the
funeral home, to receive callers
and answer questions; you
might organize separate shifts
of willing friends to help with
this duty.
If you live nearby, offer the
use of your car and your serv-
ices as driver for the many
errands that will be necessary.
Prepare food and take it to
the family and clean away
after meals.
Stay with elderly members
of the family or children when
needed or take them to your
home.
Offer the use of your guest
room for relatives from out OF
town.
Obtain extra clippings of the
newspaper death notices.
Make sure that someone re-
mains in the residence while
the funeral services are taking
place, to straighten it and have
refreshments ready for family
and friends when they return.
Make Stationery Available
Supply suitable stationery II
needed for Acknowledgements
and thank you notes and offer
to help with their preparation,
locating addresses. etc. Have
stamps available.
In the days and weeks fol-
lowing, after the let-down OF
activity has allowed the full
burden of grief to fall on the
family. visit them often. invite
them to your home. help with
whatever disposition is decided
upon of the deceased's effects.
Two things that I think we
should always keep in mind
when trying to help: when
asked to do so express your
opinion as to what is right and
suitable, but do not try to dis
s1ade those most closely con-
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for a relative to do so.

@. Just what is the meaning
of the term guest of honor?
Must a woman so designated
always be the one for whom
the party is given. or can she
be selected to sit at the honor
place at the dinner table as
a mark of courtesy without the
party actually being planned
in her honor?
Mrs. v. E. M.
A. The term guest of honor"
Is an ambiguous one. It may
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mean the person for whom the
party is given or merely that
she is seated in the place of
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-28

place and time to be announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen and
family visited at the Fred Franz
home Friday evening.
Betty and Charles Danielsor
visited with Doris Crusch in Fair
view Wednesday afternoon.
Clifford, Helen, and Rocky Da-
wilson and Myrtle Johnson Wis
tied and had coffee with the
Conroys last Monday afternoon.
Several families Of the Girard
community attended the shower
given for Mr.. and Mrs. William
Baue at the Douglas Johnson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Petersen
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Petersen ST..
Jack and Florence Conroy Wis
ed Doris Crusch in Fairview
Wednesday afternoon.
Clifford, Helen, and Rocky Da-
wilson and Myrtle Johnson visit
ed the Conroys last Monday after
noon.
Several families of the Girard
community attended the shower
given for Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Baue
at the Douglas Johnson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Petersen
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Petersen
Sr.
Jack and Florence Conroy Wis
tied and enjoyed dinner with the
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-28

Marvin, Don and Marilyn Con-
roy, Ernest Poff, and Bill Buck
ley were Sunday visitors at the
Conroy home.
Bobby Albin was an overnight
visitor with Terry Danielson on
Tuesday night
Betty and Charles Danielson
visited with Mrs. Dora Baue and
Don Thursday morning.
Don and Bill Baue visited at
the Russell Danielson home Sat-
urday morning. Izetta Jensen call
ed at the Albert Noah home Sat-
urday morning.
Bud and Laura Daniels and
three girls returned Wednesday
evening from a five week vaca-
ton trip that took them through
eleven states with a side trip to
Mexico. After attending the Flu
state convention and visiting
friends and relatives in the west
ern part of the state the latter
half of October, they headed
south to visit friends in Texas.
A highlight of their trip was a
tour of Salt Lake City, Bryce
Canyon Natl Park, Grand Can
yon, Carlsbad Caverns and of
course lots of scenery elsewhere.
During a stop over at Mesa, Ar
iona they enjoyed visiting with
the Jim Sandersons and Mrs.
Marie Wyant and others there.
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! the Clint Mullen farm.
Mrs. Osten Kvaalen arrived
home Wednesday of last weel
after spending the past two week:
in Minneapolis. Mimi
Mrs. Steve Ruffatto and small
daughter Synthia of Chinook
Montana arrived at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Lake on Friday of last
week and will visit there thru
the Thanksgiving holidays. Her
husband will join her Wednes-
day.
The basketball season will OPP
en- this coming Friday night, No
vember 20 when the Lions meet
the team from Wibaux in a
non-conference game here on the
local floor. Saturday night, No
vember 80 the locals will travel
to Savage for the first conference
game of the season. Prospects
look good for this year with the
starting five still uncertain and
with a good bench to draw from.
Let's come out and support the
team this year. There will be
no reserved seats this year as
the balcony Will relieve the
crowded condition.
Mrs. Glaydys Otto and SON.
MIR. Lyle Cornthwiate
left Monday after the ~graveside
services for the Cornthwaite
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-28

Cecil Steeles in Sidney Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Daniel
son and family and Mrs. Dor
Crusch and girls enjoyed Sunday
dinner at the Joe Renders home.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Peter
sen were dinner guests at the
Elmer Jensen home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Kopp were
Thursday evening supper guests
of the Albert Noah's.
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Salisbury
and Janis were supper guests at
the Con Simonsen home Friday
evening.
Miss Patricia Thompson of
Terry was a week end guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Petersen.
Saturday morning Gilbert Lar
son visited and had coffee with
Jack and Florence Conroy. Oscar
and George Petersen and Pat
Thompson called briefly. The Con
Simonsen family also visited and
had dinner with the Conroys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Noah, Mr..
and Mrs. Asa Kopp and Merlin
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Al Gierke Jr. home in Sidne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen and
family enjoyed supper with the
Dan Andersen family Sunday
evening.
Marvel Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Salisbury and Janis and
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-28

At Wichita Falls, Texas, they
spent several days with the Clyde
Patterson family, friends from
Buds Air Force days in Texas.
From there, the Daniels drove
on to Missouri where Buds SIS
ter Sharon, is going to school
The only really bad weatheS they
found was on the way home thru
Iowa, where they got caught In
the recent snow storm. Montana
looked very good to them when
they got home.
Work on Girard hall has slow
ed down a bit with the coming
of cold weather and the need OF
preparing for winter. However,
last week, the chimney was COM
pleted as far as possible and Is
disable as soon as the furnace Is
set up. Albert Noah, Con Simon
sen, Charlie and Bud Daniels,
and Lyle Arneson did this job.
Our thanks to Lyle for the two
days he spent helping with this
cold, wet job. The women are
still busy with the financing and
sign making.
People from the neighboring
communities gave a charivari for
Bill and Ann Baue on Saturday
night at their home. The Girard
community extends their congrat-
ulations and best wishes to Bill
and Ann.
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infant, for their home in Anacon-
da. Mrs. Otto will visit there
for several weeks to be with her
daughter during her GONZALES
ence.
Rita Smith. daughter of Mark
Smith of Sidney, enrolled in the
eighth grade in the local school
Monday of this week. Rita is
staying at the Bob Rehbein home.
Mrs. Beatrice Burton and son
Tommy drove to Miles City on
Saturday of last week to make
arrangements at the Business
College there for Tommy to en-
ter this next quarter which will
begin Monday, December 2.
Tommy plans to major in Bust
ness Administration.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-28
Lambert
Mrs. Grant Burgess

Mrs. J. T. Petrik and Mrs.
Ben Mercier were h~ostesses at
a stork shower in honor Of Mrs.
Dick Bell Thursday evening Of
last week. After the guests ar
rived they were handed paper
and pencil and instructed to fore
cast the birth date, weight and
rame by making sample an
nouncements, the who came
closest to being correct received
a prize. The guests then spent
the evening reviewing nursery
rhyms by taking turns recdting
them until no more could be
thought of. Mrs. Howell and Mrs.
Kenneth Thornton received the
prize for the most nursery ryhms
remembered. The gifts were then
presented to the honored guest
In a baby buggy which was dec
GRATED with pink and blue crepe
paper streamer and bows. The
hostess served a dessert luncheon
with nut cups in the form OF
miniature baby buggies made
from cup cake cups with LIE
savers for wheels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pude Dotson
visited the Jimmie Mullens last
Thursday evening. The Mullens
are now making their home al
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-28
(Eirard


The Girard Homemaker's club
met at the home of Helena Da-
wilson, Tuesday, Nov. 10 at 1870
p. m. Ruby Daniels gave a lesson
on Getting Along in the Fami-
ly"; Frances Wick, Marie Noah,
and Helen Davidson reported on
the candle making lesson they
attended at Mrs. Bob Johnson's
home Nov. 5. We also planned
our Christmas party. The meeting
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end family Of Terry were Sun
day dinner guests at the home o.
Mrs. Pete Tanglen.
Richard Huber was a supper
guest at the Dee Stewart home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Stewart, Mrs. Pete
Tanglen and Mrs. Wright attend
ed a birthday party in honor OF
Mrs. O'Brien Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Leonard Bakken, Mrs. ia
let Fleming and Donna Bradley
were dinner guests at the home
of Mrs. Thora Bakken in Sidney.
Larry Kippe was a supper
guest and spent the night at the
Leonard Bakken home Friday
evening.
The Four Leaf Clover All club
held their third meeting Friday
night at the Crane school. Miss
Myrna Larson was the hostess.
MI. and Mrs. Pierre Rivet call
ed at the Joe Stevenson home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Pete Tanglen and Law
renee and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Stewart called at the Dee Stew
art home Saturday evening.
Donna Bradley and Janet
Fleming called at the Herb Lar
son home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Stewart and
family moved over the week end
to the former house of MI. and
Mrs. Leroy Tanglen.
Clara Cotter and Margarine
Reitz called on Myrna Larson
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Janet Fleming and Mrs.
Gordon Bradley e supper
guests at the Leonard Bakken's
Thursday evening.
Dorothy Bakken spent Thurs
day night with Donna Bradley,
and attended All with her last
Thursday evening.
H. R Kippe and Kenneth King
of Jordan spent Saturday night
at the Floyd Kippe home.
Mrs. Melvin Bakken and Mrs
Harvey Larson went to Glendive
Thursday to meet Mrs. Janet
Fleming, who is planning on
staying at the home of Mrs. Asa
Bradley while she is at Roches-
TER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wind
and family called at the Otto
Peterson home Sunday evening.
Anna Nelson left for Carvalis,
Oregon and is to spend the
Thanksgiving and Christmas hol-
idays with her mother, Mrs. De-
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gunderson
were guests at the Melvin Bakken
home Sunday evening.
Anna Nelson was a supper
guest Thursday evening at the
Steve Douglas home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold Piche
and Jean went to Circle Mon
tana Sunday to visit Parvin
Mrs. Roy Chandler and her
Mrs. Brewer and little
Bill called on Mrs. Piche Mon
lay afternoon
Phillip and Alice Roberts ar
lived Friday night from Van
,ouver, Wn.
Henry Badt and family were
,uests at the jess Roberts home
night.
Mrs. Gordon Bradley and Ja-
let Fleming were dinner guests
It the Leonard Bakken home
thursday evening.
Mrs. Leonard Bakken took Don
la Bradley and Janet Fleming
visit Mrs. Thora Bakken in
sidney Sunday and then to the
leonard Bakken home for din
Ter and T. V.
Mrs. Bradley's address is: ST.
Hospital, Rochester, Min
lesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny Chadder-
visited at the Dee Stewart
Monday evening. Also Mrs.
'anet Fleming and Donna Brad
ey.
Mrs. Bill Cotter, Mrs. Melvin
sakken, Mrs. Russell Myron and
drs. Kenneth Goss dropped in
: the Asa Bradley home Mon
.ay.
Donna Bradley and Janet Flem-
ng visited the Herb LarSonS
evening.
Quanita Houglum and Joy
tewart called on Ards Patch
unday morning.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-28

Over the n~ine-year 1885
period, workers wages rose an
average of 61.A per cent. Aver
z productivity per worker, on
the other hand, rose only 26.l
per cent. The difference was in
large part made up by increased
prices.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-28

Every little housekeeper will love
this working model of Bissell's
Grand Rapids Sweeper. Now at a
very big savings.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-28
chILD'S ROCKER

Complete with authen-
tic hand-tooled wes-
tern saddle, bride &
reins. Chrome tube
stirrups and big, rug
ged springs.
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amassed 227 points in eighteen
games last season. Last year the
Piedmont Lions had a 1879 record
and prior to that time they were
in the finals of the West Virginia
class B state championship for
two consecutive years and winner
Of the PVC crown three times in
the past five years. They also were
Mineral county league champs four
times in five years. Tuesday night