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The Sidney herald., 1957-06-27
Four Mile

Monday noon-I just read the
water guage and it reads 1.3
inches o. rain since Sunday noon.
The Friday before, we received
rs inch which makes everybody
happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Delp and
family left Monday for Lincoln,
Mont. to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
lard Delp, a brother of Hubert D.
They expect to return Friday Oh
Saturday.
Jerry Stordahl is helping at the
Vern Johnsons Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe johnson of
Fairview visited at the Ed Sund-
helm home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hugh Brown of Sidney,
Joan Wersland and Cheryl Sund-
helm visited at the Ed Sundheim
and Florence Anvik homes Tues
day afternoon. They said they had
over two inches of rain and the
was unable to get thru.
Ella Christensen of Cut Bank
visited the Charlie Anviks Sun
day.
Florence Anvik and Inga Sund-
helm were Tuesday forenoon cof-
fee guests of Mrs. Vern Johnson.
Anna Hammer and son Reu-
ben visited relatives at Grenora,
N. D., last Sunday.
Mrs. Herb Flyn visited Anna
Tuesday afternoon.
Alfred Anvik helped out with
some work at Marion and Jim
.hristiansen's Tuesday.
Inga Sundheim and Florence
Anvik and children visited at the
Charlie Anvik home Tuesday af-
ternoon and also enjoyed coffee
and lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Stordahl
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
Hanson and girls were Sunday
guests at the Sig Rude home.
rhe occasion was a party for Dan
Rudie. About forty guests were
present.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-27
Charley Creek
Ruffatto School

Al Schmitz and son Joe called
at the Pete p. Rdffatto home last
Tuesday.
The Charley Creek Altar Soci-
ETY. met at the home of Tony
Schmitz Tuesday afternoon.
Pete P. Ruffatto attended the
Farmers Elevator meeting in
Brockton last week.
Mr.. ana MRS. Oscar Labidee
spent Fathers Day at the Harry
Hagen home.
Matt Ziolkowskl went to Great
Falls last week to go through the
clinic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete P. Ruffatto
and Julia were business callers
in Sidney Thursday afternoon. In
the evening they went to Fair
view where Pete attended the
Fairview high school meeting.
Mrs. Ruffatto and Julia visited
at the Joe Kojancik home.
Last Saturday afternoon a
group Of neighbors gathered to
help Raymond and Quinto Ruff
fatto brand their calves.
Mrs. Helen Ziolkowsky and
Raymond Schmitz were dinner
guests at the Bill Fisher home
Thursday.
Stephen Ruffatto spent Satur-
day night and Sunday visiting
with Joey Ruffatto.
jamie Trapp of Brockton spent
Saturday visiting with Gloria
Fisher.
Business callers in Sidney this
week were Ernie Hagen,
Oscar Labidee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Fisher and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Ruffatto and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith
and Honore, and MIR. and Mrs.
Matt Ziolkowsky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schmitz took
heir granddaughter, Mary Fran
,es Provost, back to her home in
Lambert last Sunday.
Those from our community at
ending the Fathers Day dinner
1t the St. Bernard church were
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinto Ruffatto
md sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
,chmitz and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Schmitz and family, and Mr..
md Mrs. Tony Schmitz and FAM
ly. ~
Mrs. Aldo Zoanni (nee Avis
;chmitz) and children are Wis
at the home of her parents,
DIR. and Mrs. Tony Schmitz- The
hildren are attending vacation
chool at the St Bernard church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete p. Ruffatto
allied at the Howard Smith home '
tuesday, evening.
Several neighbors gathered at
ne Pete P. Ruffatto home to help !
brand Monday afternoon
Tom Schmitz is visiting at the J
ONE of his grandparents, Mr.. !
nd Mrs. Tony Schmitz- 2
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vaira's :
IN, Larry, is staying at the Al Z
chmitz home and attending va r
ation school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foss at '
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-27

route home the eroup were coffee
guests az the Don Lobdsu home IN
Malta.
Mu. Anton Liudahd and daughters,
fosalie. Donna and Joyce and grand
oauRfHer kendra left Monday OF uhis
week tor Cosumbda Falls where they
WI JOIN Mr.. LIudah VINO went there
ABOUT three weeks 90. While there
ney wal visit with Mrs. LAudahls
PARENTS. Mr.. and MrY> l.. B. Henry
and her children. MIR. and Mrs. Bruce
Heimer IN Whttefish and Danny and
family at Hungry HorSe.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. George
Heimann was pleasantly surprised
when the Lake, Warren Pedrik and
Merit Mulltn families dropped in with
q prepared supper in honor of her
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Schultz and
family recently returned from a W.
weeks vacation trip to Minnesota
where they visited at Mr.. Schults
parental home and also with Mr..
and Mrs. Orly Waller and family. Mrs.
SCHULTZ and two youngest children
had the misfortune of coming down
with the mumps while away from
home. but are quite well recovered
from them now.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Reiter and
children. Dean. Jeanne n Allen
of Prospect Valley, Colo. are visiting
here with Mrs. Refers sister. Mrs.
Erich Pst and family for a few
days.
Mrs. Jeanette Alarcon and children
and Mss Sharon Carter of Sidney
visited at the Howell and Garter
lone Sunday in honor of Fathers
day.
Mrs. Ivan Thomas and son Jim
arrived home FRIDAY Of last week
from Minneapolis where Mrs. Thomas
had driven 10 meet him and to
visit with relatives in that area. Jim
viii leave again this Friday. June
to return to SCOTS ATB. Ill.
Rev. and Mrs. John Rain and son
Richard of Staples. Minnesota, took
part in the evening services at c &
NJ A church Sunday. They were over
night guests at the John Bolstad
home and left Monday afternoon.
They spent a few days previous 30
heir Lambert visit in Savage where
was recently stationed as pastor
Of that churcn. Rev. RAIN is a
5ormer pastor of the local c & M A
Rev. Gordon Delhi and family are
pending several days in this area
In different churches telling
If their experiences in the mission
ieh from which they just returned
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-27
Mrs. Grant Burgess
Crowded Out Last Week.

Mr.. Mrs. Leroy Bahls and
son Loren of ST. Paul. MINI. and
three granddaughter. the Edeburn
children from the Andes community
visited at the Roland Nevins home
Thursday of Last week.
Sharon Heiser spent a few days
visiting with her sister. MIS-. Fritz
Rehbeln and family in the Midway
community last week.
Rodney Dotson small son of MI
and Mrs. Raymond Dotson Jr.. was
rushed TO the doctor Sunday about
noon having suffered burns from
hot coffee which spilled owe him
when ne pulled a table cloth from
The burns were quite serious In
the neck and chest area but at this
writing he is up and about again
The regular meeting of the WMF
Society of the Lutheran church was
held at the church Friday of last
Cradle Roll under the direction OF
Mrs. Warren Petrik. The Bible study
ON PHILIPPIANS was given by Pastor
White and a brief report of the
Rocky Mountain District convention
held in Havre last week was given
by Mrs. Pershing Carter and Mrs.
Osten Kvaaien. Supper was served an
the church parbors by hostess Mrs.
Warren Petrik and Mrs. Mervin Tor
gerSon.
tloo CkOl IL vi NIokS Ivy
Minnesota arrived here Saturday and
is conducting two weeks of Bible
school at the First Lutheran church.
At present h Is a house guest at
the Osten Kvaalen ZONE.
Word received here from Roger Hy-
en-. Last years shop and biology
teacher, is that he Is IN the amy
now. At present he Is in Fort Ord,
California. but will o be sent else
where for his basic training. He
left Red Lodge June 4h and arrived
IN California June 7th-
Mr. and Mrs. Les Schiuing and
erandsonS Rodney Rogers and Gary
days fishing at Lake Gu Appene,
near Regina. Sask.. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Carter OF
Portland. Oregon spent las week
visiting relatives and friends in the
Lambert and Sidney areas: Il
Mr.. and MIS-. Morgan Mathison and
boys of Glasgow spent Fathers Day
week end at the Tom Lindvig home
and with other relatives IN Lambert
and Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hottie recently
returned from a trip which took them
They visited with the Morel Burgess
family in Columbus for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Levno of Sidney
spent Sunday visiting at the Pslde
and Ray Dotson homes.
While in Havre last week at the
Rocky Mountain District Lutheran
church convention Mrs Perstdng Car
and Mrs. Grant Burgess were We'd
nesday evening dinner guests at the
Francis Guy Anez home. While
there they also called on the Ira
Arsez's and Mrs. vasoo Baccim the
Kiss Aalastassa Rehbedn. En-
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-27
Averaging Income
System Proposed
For Stockgrowers

Helena, Mont.-A plan to es-
tablish a five-year averaging OF
income" system for livestock
growers tax purposes is receiving
backing from the National Live
stock Tax committee.
The plan is one of two principal
ones offered in an effort to aid
stockgrowers and to provide
more equitable" treatment for
those whose incomes III subject
to wide annual variations, such as
ranchers.
The Montana Stockgrowers' As
ISOLATION, which has its headquar-
tiers in Helena, representing Treas
ure State cattle ~raisers, is one OF
the A national and state organiza-
tons which together sponsor the
National Livestock Tax commit
tee.
Headquarters of the tax COM
mittee are maintained in Denver
and Stephen H. Hart is attorney
for the organization. Albert K.
Mitchell of Albert, N. M, is chair
man and F. E. Mollin of Denver,
secretary-ueasurer. The commit
tee represents cattle, sheep and
horse growers.
The tax relief program is includ-
ed in a bill now before Congress.
1t would offer the option of av-
eraging for four years preceding
any tax year in which earnings
are unusually high.
OF this problem, Attorney Hart
says: THE enactment last year of
an amendment to Section 1893 of
the Internal Revenue Code, which
provided specifically that the in
voluntary conversion relief should
apply to the sale of breeding live
stock forced by drought, will be of
considerable benefit to the indus
Under the amendment, if a
is forced to sell breeding
stock because of drought, he will
not be taxed on any part of the
profit which is used to purchase
replacement stock after the
brought has broken. However, this
does not solve the prob
EN- completely"
He added that several other
proposals for giving fair tax treat
nent to stockmen are under con-
Some are still in the
stage and others have
'een presented to Congress.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-27

prised with "Reminiscences for her
birthday which will be Soon. Her
daughter. Mrs. Oliver LundeE who
he's visited At her parental home for
he past three week left for her
home IN Minnesota that same week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Bell and son
DeaxHe visited and were evening din
ner guests at the J.. T. Petrik hosne
Last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Nevins were
Sunday dinner guests at the Grant
Burgess home.
Pud Dotson went through an I'M
Usual freak accident Tuesday night
when his foot became lodged IN a
piece of machinery used in dam
building. the back slip attachment
on q tractor which is operated by
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-27

a power ntt on the tractor came
down catching his foot between h
attachment and the frame causing
him TO stand with one foot at knee
level wedged so that he was unable
TO free himself from 4:30 ?. m until
2:3O a. m. and there was no one else
IN the area with him as he was work
ing on the Hurry place which Oscar
Kvaalem recently purchased. With the
help of his belt. a shovel and a
jacicnife and ten long hours of
struggle In a standing position am1o
rain and cold he was finally able 70
free himself and with. his disabieo
foot drove the pickup In 10 poWn
for help. The injuries were not
serious however. mainly bruises and
aching muscles.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-27
CHARLEY CREEK ITEMS

The Quinto and Raymond Ruff
fatto families attended the ball
game at Elmdale Sunday after
noon.
Joan Ruffatto, who is working
in Culbertson this summer, and
Robert Olson were callers at the
Pete P. Ruffatto home Sunday.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-27

Al Schmitz and son Joe called
at the Pete p. Rdffatto home last
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
TUESDAY


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The Bad Apple" A boy who is
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man who persuodes him to join
the Boy Scouts. Lee Bowman.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
.Asllb,y

Mrs. Chamberlayne and Mrs.
Morton, Of Farmville, visited Mrs.
W P. Sanderson Saturday afte-
noon.
Guests of Ms E Randolph Harri-
son last week included Mrs. CLYDE
Foster, Of Antioch, and Mrs. Walter
Young. and two children, Of Rich
mOnd.
Mr., and Mrs, Dennis Hart visited
Mrs Harris father in Charlottes-
vile hospital twice last week. Mr.
Amick returned to his home in
Louisa Saturday.
Bagbys Have Guests
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w E. Bagby included Mr.. and Mrs.
Fitz, Of brakes Branch, and Floyd
Vaughan, Of Chase City.
Mr. and Ms, <, Randolph Harri-
son attended the funeral Of hts
bvother-in-laW. y. G. DeJarnette, in
Richmond Tuesday
! Mrs. James Nelson, who has been
! spending several weeks in North
Carolina, returned home Friday
She was accompanied home by MIR
! and Mrs. Jim Travis, and boys, who
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs, William Speas
| Expected guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
RI f. Speas for next week are Nh
and Mrs Ollie Whaley. Of Tennes.
see.
Mr. and Mrs w H Speas spent
1.-THE past week end with relatives in
North Carolina.
| Pete GRADER, Of Decatur. Ill, is
! visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Mover
| Heath Returns
Robert Heath has returned homo
from Willis Hospital, Rich
mond
Mrs. Grace White visited Mrs
Calvin Hawkins Of Richmond las
week.
Miss Annie Szuchy has returned
to Philadelphia, Pa, after visiting
her father Mr.. szuchy, and sister
Mrs. Virginia Lehman.
4 A &c Bobby Wayne Grant has re-
turned from France and is visiting
Mr- and Mrs W. H. farrell
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
Turkey Supper Set
At Gainesville

The lakewood Methodist Church
Youth Fellowship, at Columbia. will
sponsor turkey supper at Carriers
vile Community House on Saturday
Nov. %. at 6 pm.
Proceeds Will go TO the church
organ fund.
There Will also be a bazaar at
the same time sponsored by the
Gainesville Home Dernonstra ton
Club.
The public is invited to these
events.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
Pil,eCrove

Mrs John F Woods visited hei
daughters. Mrs. Josephine Perkins
and Mrs Wesley Bunette. OF Rich
mond last week.
Mrs p r Hudgins and Mrs. A
Mckinley visited Rev. and Mrs
Robert Simpson. Of CoIonla
Heights. recently. Rev. Simpson il
IA former pastor Of Pine Grove
church.
Miss Janice Woods spent last
week end at Virginia Polytechnic
Institute
Mrs. p r. Hudgins and Mrs
William Clayton went to Richmond
Tuesday While there they VISITED
friends In the hospital
Guza in Hospital
Mr and Mrs. Robert Lewis ant
Mrs s. o. Jones recently visitec
Ira Guza, who Is a patient III st
Elizabeths Hospital, Richmond
W Greenwood has been sick fol
several weeks.
! j. c. Brooks has returned from
Richmond and Chesterfield.
Miss Emily Lush, Zack Brooks. D
Richmond. and Mrs John Marcella
and children. of Danville, VISITED
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Lush. anc
family, during the week end.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
IN MEMORfAM


LOCKETT In loving memory of
our dearly beloved mother. Kate
Lockett, who departed this life
November 81. 1856:
MY lips cannot tell how / miss
her.
MY heart cannot tell what to say.
God alone knows how I miss her
In home that is lonesome today.
Only God knows my loneliness,
And how long have been the
months
How I try to hide the sadness
In moments of my deepest grief.
My Savior comforts me
Be Of good cheer and do not weep
Some day with her you will be.
Your devoted Daughters, Sons
and Brother 1l-l9-1p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
Powhatan News

New officers for the Powhatan
Ruritan club will be installed at the
December meeting. Max w. TIM
berlake. president; Roy W. Nichols.
vice president; L. L. Mason, Jr,
secretary; Mason Fariss, treasurer,
W B. Parkinson, director. and R.
C. Yates. tail 'tWister. De Witt Whit
tington, an outstanding All member
from Amelia and winner of the
state speaking contest. and Robert
Chimney, with the State Board Of
Agriculture, were the p e k ers.
Both were outstanding.
The meeting was held on Tuesday
night instead of the usual second
Wednesday night on account of the
Eastern Star grand visitation meet
ling and banquet which was held
Wednesday
Dr.. and Mrs. r. W. Bradley an
lnounce the birth Of a daughter al
the Retreat for Sick Hospital in
Richmond on Wednesday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wilkerson are
parents Of a girl at the Retreat in
Richmond, also.
"A pot luck was given in the
bank basement on Thursday night
for Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Brown
Of Beaumont, who are leaving fol-
Smithfield, where MIR. Brown Will
be employed.
| Mrs. ] o. Green was called to
Richmond Thursday on account Of
the illness Of her father, D. Edward
Bass.
| Directors of the Bank Of Powha-
tan have declared a dividend OF
seven per cent payable Jan. 2. 1858
| to stockholders of record December
l. This with the six per cent de
clared July will make a total OF
IS per cent for the year. The Bank (
assets are the highest in it's history
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
FOR SALE

RIFLE - Remington model 12l
Fieldmaster. pump action 20 rifle
in beautiful condition. fired only
a few times. An excellent hunting
rifle for $40. Call 300 NJ. 1l-l9-lp
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
c. A S SIFIED S
FOR SALE


PANSY PLANTS - Number | tu-
lip and hycianth bulbs, all colors.
also other bulbs. Collins Florist.
Phone 1871. 11-15-3tp
SHUB cry and ornamental
plants at Coffey's Nursery, locat-
ed six miles north Prospect, Va.
For convenience. plants dug,
ready for pickup at Coffey's Road
Side Nursey at Cooks Building
Supply, Farmyille. Va. on high
way 400. 11-8-6tp
REMINGTON : RAND typewriter
and adding machines. No down
payment s100 per week South
side Sundry Co. 3-12-u
lockwood 80 dwarf, small sizes
Csc to sl00. Crewe Rt. 46o, left
625. left Gil. Mrs. C. w. Hale. r.
2, Crewe. Phone Blackstone 8F011.
ll-8-4p
HOUSE TRAILER - 1854 Palace,
80 FIT. long. Priced to sell. Jack C.
Wilson, Rt |, Farmville. Phone
Alb M. 10-l8-tf
COWS 10 dairy, four Holsteln
heifers, just freshened. J. A. Rob-
erts, Madisonville. va. 1l-5-6p
HOUSE - 704 First avenue for
sale. For details call 677R or 1903
11-l2-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19

grounds Of the irrelevancy and
prejudicial nature of some testi-
mony at the first trial.
Fred Archer Micl1aux, of Tam
worth, was sentenced TO IL months
in jail when he was convicted Of
assault and battery. He was orig
inally charged with unlawfully
cutting M. F. Trent. Jr. August
n
Andrew f. Godsey's suit against
w. w. Homer, OF Moseley, for So :
900, plus interest. for breachs> Of
contract was settled out Of court
for an undisclosed sum.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19

Although the exact process Of the
formation Of a hurricane is not
known, conditions generally favor
able for the start of a storm are
light variable winds, high humidity,
low t m 0 p heric pressure and
strong solar heat
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
Bell Fined $500 For
| Unlawful WOunding

Webster Bell, Powhatan county
Negro, was fined $500 plus costs in
the circuit court Thursday. when
he was convicted in a re-trial
granted on a legal technically Of
unlawful %ounding.
Al bis first trial he was sent
enced to 70 months Ia Jail. His de-
Tense attorney, Oliver w. Hill.
moved for the new trial on the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
LOST AND FOUND

SHOES = LOST - Friday P. NJ.
pair ladies' shoes in or near Farm
vile Public Parking lot. Reward.
Call 1919 J after eight p. m.
fl-19-lD
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
WANTED

WANTED 50 PIANOS: Turn your
pianos into cash. Discount New
and Used Furniture CO., phone
luo6. 5-14-tf
ELECTRIC stove and refrigerator.
Must be III good condition. Phone
%. l1-l5-2p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
CARD OF THANKS

NOEL The family of the late.
Charles M. Noel. wishes to thank
their friends and relatives for the
many acts Of kindness extended
them in their recent bereavement
Mrs. G. M. Noel and daughters.
ll-l9-1p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
What's Free?

This space IS offered without
charge by The Herald to anyone
who wishes to give something
away Free. 2-1-tf
STRAY DOG - small dark brown
male. wearing collar. Phone 1922
11-15-2p
PUPPIES weaned puppies.
VIII make excellent pets. Mrs.
Elmo Goodman, Cumberland Vir-
ginia. 11-l9-1tp
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19

/ Pete GRADER. Of Decatur. III. is
twisting Mr and Mrs. Charlie
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
NO HUNTING

NO HUNTING Or trespassine on
the property of Dr.. F. S. Patsie F.
ana n. Johns. 1l-I5-4p
NO HUNTING OF trespassing on
the property of x. A. Atkins.
ll-l5-4p
POSTED No Hunting F. S. An
derson. HIS 9tn
NO HUNTING - carving q aun
on my land Fannie B. Shorter
Darlington Heights. Virginia.
1l-I9-3D
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-06
Methodist MYF Has Planning Retreat
First Meeting VIII Be Sunday Sept. 8

The newly elected officers of the
London Senior Methodist Youth
Fellowship on Sunday, August
twenty-fifth went to Camp Wesley
near Bellefontaine for an over
night planning Retreat.
The purpose of the retreat was
to organize and plan in advance
for some of the future MYF meet
ings. Mace Ferneau, president,
headed the business session when
committees were appointed to take
charge of coming meetings.
After a good nights rest, rec
reation and a good meal, the group
started home, having successfully
carried out the retreat for plan
ming and for fun, with a forward
look toward a season which prom
ises to start off well.
The first meeting of the MYF
will be next Sunday, September s
at $50 pm. in the Los Jovenes
classroom of the Methodist church
The program will be Lets Get
Acquainted" with the 1888 Of
ficers and with the Reverend Leo
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-06
Presbyterian Young Folks At Institute
viii Install Officers Here Sept. IS

The Senior Westminster Fellow
ship of the London Presbyterian
Church, was represented by three
of its number, (officers and dele
gates) to the annual Training In
stitute and Retreat for Fellowships
of this area at the Southside Y.M.-
CA. Camp, Columbus, over last
weekend.
Ruth Steel, moderator, Dianne
Tracey, vice moderator and Judy
Dowler, Citizenship area chairman,
all of the London Presbyterian
Fellowship, were present with 9TH
er Presbyterian young folks seek
ing inspiration and exchange of
ideas for starting fall programs in
their respective churches.
The weekend period started with
registration Saturday afternoon
and a time for recreation follow
ing. There were five mock Fellow
ship meetings conducted to better
acquaint the registrants with prop
er procedure; there was election
of officers; Saturday night dinner,
Vespers and a period for dancing
and other entertainment.
Sun d a y m or n n G there was